Learn from the Best: On-Demand Online Video Lectures
With 5+ educational and entertaining livestream videos every week, we’re constantly adding great online video lectures to our library. Our online video lectures are taught by the most popular professors at (150 and counting!) the country’s most prestigious universities, including; Harvard, Yale, Berkeley, Columbia, Stanford, and many others. Below are some recent additions to our online video lectures library as well as some student favorites. You can browse by category or by typing some keywords into the search bar to the left. We stream a new video lecture every weekday at 4 pm ET, and that video is added to our video library so you can view it at any time. Access to all recorded online video lectures comes standard with our membership, click here to learn more.
Please note: all Livestream (Upcoming) video lecture times are in EDT unless otherwise noted. Enjoy!
Watch Hundreds of Online Video Lectures Below:
Category : Psychology
A Grand Tour of Italy Joseph Luzzi – Bard College
08/14/2019
Can Creativity Be Taught? The Science Behind Imagination Shelley Carson – Harvard University
08/14/2019
Do My Eyes Deceive Me? The Science of How Humans See the World Andrew Shatté – University of Arizona
08/14/2019
Is the Human Brain Hardwired for God? Andrew Newberg – Thomas Jefferson University
01/19/2016
Living and Dying in America: An Indispensable Healthcare Workshop Michael Sparer
08/14/2019
Managing Stress: The Power of Mindset Nicole Weekes – Pomona College
08/14/2019
Reduce Stress at Home and Work: A Lifesaving Workshop Andrew Shatté – University of Arizona
08/14/2019
The Art of Aging Brian Carpenter – Washington University in St. Louis
08/14/2019
The Evolution of Irrationality Laurie Santos – Yale University
08/14/2019
The Future of Lying and Trust Jeffrey Hancock – Stanford University
08/14/2019
The Psychology of Humor Aimee Reichmann-Decker – University of Denver
08/14/2019
The Science of Pleasure: Why We Like What Like Paul Bloom – Yale University
08/14/2019
The Science of Sleep and Stress: How they Affect Creativity, Focus and Memory Jessica Payne – University of Notre Dame
08/14/2019
The Science of Sleep: How it Affects Focus and Memory (30-minute version) Jessica Payne – University of Notre Dame
11/05/2019
What is Emotional Intelligence? Marc Brackett – Yale University
08/14/2019
Why We Work: An Eye-opening Tour of the Purpose of Work in Our Lives Barry Schwartz – UC Berkeley
08/14/2019
Making Better Choices: The Art and Science of Rational Decision Making Sonia Marciano – New York University Stern Business School
08/14/2019
Positive Psychology: The Science of Happiness Catherine Sanderson – Amherst College
08/14/2019
The Jewish Brain: Neuroscience, Philosophy, Ritual, and Ethics Andrew Newberg – Thomas Jefferson University
08/14/2019
The Art of Aging: A Prescription for Mind and Body Catherine Sanderson – Amherst College
08/14/2019
How to Think Like a Genius: What Makes Them Different? Craig Wright – Yale University
04/01/2020
Resilience When it's Hard to be Optimistic Catherine Sanderson – Amherst College
03/26/2020
The Science of Sleep and Stress Jessica Payne – University of Notre Dame
04/12/2020
Lying Then and Now: The New Rules of Deception and Trust Jeffrey Hancock – Stanford University
04/17/2020
Merely Bystanders: The Psychology of Courage and Inaction Catherine Sanderson – Amherst College
04/27/2020
The Art of Aging: What Everyone Should Know About Getting Older Brian Carpenter – Washington University in St. Louis
04/29/2020
Enhancing Creativity: How to Maximize Imagination, Productivity, and Innovation Shelley Carson – Harvard University
05/09/2020
The Modern Whiskey Boom William Schragis – Culinary Institute of America
05/18/2020
Insomnia: Why Some People Can't Sleep (...especially now) Donn Posner
05/21/2020
An Hour of Cheese: Discovering New Ones You'll Truly Love Liz Thorpe
05/28/2020
The Chemistry of Coffee: The Science Behind Brewing Really Tasty Coffee Christopher Hendon
06/29/2020
What's So Great About Champagne? Regine Rousseau
06/18/2020
The Perfect Treat: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Chocolate Megan Giller
07/17/2020
The Psychology of Money Jeffrey Hancock – Stanford University
08/11/2020
The Power of Mindset: How it Can Affect your Health, Aging, and Happiness Catherine Sanderson – Amherst College
09/02/2020
Should the SAT Be Abolished? The Good And The Bad About Standardized Testing Christopher Chabris – Union College / Geisinger
08/03/2020
A Grand Tour of Italy: Art, Film, Literature Wine and More Joseph Luzzi – Bard College
08/18/2020
Why Some People Are Resilient, and Others Are Not Andrew Shatté – University of Arizona
08/14/2020
Tea Time: Exploring the World's Most Popular Drink Kim Bach
08/10/2020
The Hidden Habits of Genius: Beyond Talent and IQ Craig Wright – Yale University
09/03/2020
A Culinary History of the United States Allen Pietrobon
08/27/2020
Brain Aging (and what you can do about it) Thad Polk – University of Michigan
08/24/2020
How You Say It: How Speech Structures our Lives and World Katherine Kinzler
08/17/2020
The Science of Success (and Failure) Catherine Sanderson – Amherst College
08/21/2020
The Paradox of Choice Barry Schwartz – UC Berkeley
09/18/2020
The Philosophy of Humor: A Serious Look at Funny Steven Gimbel
08/25/2020
Understanding Intelligence: What It is, Where it Comes from, and How it Changes Catherine Sanderson – Amherst College
01/07/2021
One Last Chapter: Changing Conceptions of the End of Life Brian Carpenter – Washington University in St. Louis
01/29/2021
Crossword Puzzles: Their History, and the Puzzling People Who Can't Live Without Them Adrienne Raphel / Princeton University
04/28/2021
Why We Work (It's Not Just For The Paycheck) Barry Schwartz – UC Berkeley
05/03/2021
Making Better Decisions Robert Frisch – Yale School of Management
05/19/2021
Impulse Control: Making Your Brain Work for You Heather Berlin – Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
05/28/2021
