
The Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire: From magnificent rise to tragic collapse to stunning rebirth, explore the grand story of the Ottoman Empire in these 36 lectures delivered by a master classical historian. […]
The Ottoman Empire: From magnificent rise to tragic collapse to stunning rebirth, explore the grand story of the Ottoman Empire in these 36 lectures delivered by a master classical historian. […]
Anthropology and the Study of Humanity: Biology, archaeology, language, and culture—gain a comprehensive understanding of humanity’s development from an acclaimed professor and field researcher. […]
Birds have often held a special fascination for humanity. Today this fascination continues in the modern activity of birding, a passionate and well organized pursuit for people around the world. […]
Woodworking Tips, Tricks, and Secrets requires no prior knowledge. You’ll get a first-hand look at easy-to- learn techniques that will come in handy! […]
International Economic Institutions: Globalism vs. Nationalism uses these influential organizations as a lens to study today’s globalized economy. In 24 eye-opening half-hour lectures […]
America’s Founding Fathers is a deep dive into the creation of the U.S. Constitution as it actually happened – not as many are led to believe it happened. […]
If you look around right now, chances are you’ll see a plant. It could be a succulent in a pot on your desk, grasses or […]
Much of what we know about Jesus today actually comes from apocryphal sources rather than the Bible. The Apocryphal Jesus is your chance to learn about the breadth and depth of the early Christian world from a variety of sources—many of which were considered heretical at various times in history. […]
Why the guitar? Like the piano, the guitar is a stand-alone solo instrument, and an endlessly adaptable “partner” for musical and vocal accompaniment. Discover the joy of playing, reading, and understanding music from a master teacher, in this hands-on course. […]
On October 15, 1764, the Enlightenment historian Edward Gibbon discovered his life’s mission: to chronicle the centuries-long collapse of the Roman Empire. […]
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