Un recorrido geográfico completo por los 35 países independientes del continente americano, explorando su ubicación y capitales, desde el norte helado hasta el extremo sur.
Explore how Rousseau challenged Enlightenment thinking by arguing that rational progress corrupts our naturally good state. We examine his revolutionary ideas about human nature, freedom, and the social contract.
From Iran protests to Ukraine funding and Middle East conflicts, explore how international crises are shaping domestic politics and global relations through 2026.
Explore Xue Zhaofeng's practical approach to economics that transforms complex theories into everyday wisdom, helping you see the hidden patterns in human behavior and make clearer decisions in a complex world.
Explore how humanity's shift to agriculture 12,000 years ago paradoxically worsened health outcomes while creating the food surpluses that made civilization—and wealth inequality—possible.
Explore Samuel Delany's groundbreaking novel 'Babel-17,' where language isn't just communication—it's a tool that can reprogram minds. Discover how this 1966 sci-fi classic examines linguistics, consciousness, and diversity through its brilliant protagonist.
Explore hoarding as a distinct psychological condition through Frost & Hartl's cognitive-behavioral model, Tolin's biopsychosocial perspective, and neurobiological research revealing why people form profound attachments to possessions.
Discover how history isn't just memorizing facts, but a complex discipline that interprets the entire human experience across time. Learn the methodologies historians use to make sense of our past and why it matters.
Explore how our everyday declarations shape reality, create social responsibilities, and impact human communication. Discover the hidden weight behind the statements we confidently claim as true.
Explore Marx, Luxemburg, Webb, Crosland & Giddens - their core beliefs, famous quotes, and fierce disagreements about achieving socialism. From revolution to reform to the Third Way.
Explore how the word 'lunatic' evolved from ancient moon-madness beliefs to modern stigma, revealing centuries of changing attitudes toward mental health and the power of language to either harm or heal.
Exploring Washington's warning against political parties and whether America could function with no party system. We examine how elections might be reformed to combat polarization and herd mentality in modern democracy.
Despite policies limiting deadly force, ICE agents involved in fatal shootings rarely face charges due to complex legal protections. This episode examines the gap between official rules and accountability in practice.
Exploring how Natasha Trethewey's 'Native Guard' recovers the erased history of Black Union soldiers while weaving in her personal story as a child of an interracial marriage in Mississippi.
Discover how we're all connected through just six social links, from Stanley Milgram's famous experiment to modern social media shrinking our world to just 3 degrees of separation.
Deep dive into Kafka's haunting masterpiece exploring existential themes of dehumanization and family dysfunction. Connects Gregor's transformation to Camus' philosophy of the absurd.
An exploration of the four core features that define justice across contexts, from individual claims to enforceability, impartiality, and agency, while examining how different conceptions shape our understanding of this fundamental concept.
Explore how psychotic experiences, far from being merely pathological, may serve evolutionary purposes and offer unique benefits in creativity, meaning-making, and social connection.
