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Animals Laugh Too: UCLA Study Finds Laughter in 65 Species, from Rats to Cows
Sigmund Freud Speaks: Hear the Only Known Recording of His Voice, 1938
A Look Inside William S. Burroughs’ Bunker
Growing Up Surrounded by Books Has a Lasting Positive Effect on the Brain, Says a New Scientific Study
The Existentialism Files: How the FBI Targeted Camus, and Then Sartre After the JFK Assassination
The Hu, a New Breakthrough Band from Mongolia, Plays Heavy Metal with Traditional Folk Instruments and Throat Singing
Hear Hours of Lectures by Michel Foucault: Recorded in English & French Between 1961 and 1983
Stream the “Complete” John Coltrane Playlist: A 94-Hour Journey Through 700+ Transformative Tracks
How to Spot a Communist Using Literary Criticism: A 1955 Manual from the U.S. Military
How to Talk with a Conspiracy Theorist: What the Experts Recommend
A 3,350-Song Playlist of Music from Haruki Murakami's Personal Record Collection
India on Film, 1899-1947: An Archive of 90 Historic Films Now Online
Margaret Hamilton, Lead Software Engineer of the Apollo Project, Stands Next to Her Code That Took Us to the Moon (1969)
Watch an Epic, 4-Hour Video Essay on the Making & Mythology of David Lynch's Twin Peaks
How to Recognize a Dystopia: Watch an Animated Introduction to Dystopian Fiction
How to Listen to Music: A Free Course from Yale University
A Gallery of Visually Arresting Posters from the May 1968 Paris Uprising
11 Essential Feminist Books: A New Reading List by The New York Public Library
Yale Launches an Archive of 170,000 Photographs Documenting the Great Depression
How the French New Wave Changed Cinema: A Video Introduction to the Films of Godard, Truffaut & Their Fellow Rule-Breakers
The 100 Most Memorable Shots in Cinema Over the Past 100 Years
George Orwell Explains in a Revealing 1944 Letter Why He'd Write 1984
60 Free Film Noir Movies
A Free Course on Dante's Divine Comedy from Yale University
The Negro Travelers' Green Book, the Pre-Civil Rights Guide to Traveling Safely in the U.S. (1936-66)
42 Hours of Ambient Sounds from Blade Runner, Alien, Star Trek and Doctor Who Will Help You Relax & Sleep
Download 834 Radical Zines From a Revolutionary Online Archive: Globalization, Punk Music, the Industrial Prison Complex & More
Why the Soviets Doctored Their Most Iconic World War II Victory Photo, “Raising a Flag Over the Reichstag”
2,200 Radical Political Posters Digitized: A New Archive
Is Modern Society Stealing What Makes Us Human?: A Glimpse Into Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra by The Partially Examined Life
Ursula K. Le Guin’s Daily Routine: The Discipline That Fueled Her Imagination
3,500 Occult Manuscripts Will Be Digitized & Made Freely Available Online, Thanks to Da Vinci Code Author Dan Brown
The History of Spiritual Jazz: Hear a Transcendent 12-Hour Mix Featuring John Coltrane, Sun Ra, Herbie Hancock & More
A Space of Their Own, a New Online Database, Will Feature Works by 600+ Overlooked Female Artists from the 15th-19th Centuries
Optical Scanning Technology Lets Researchers Recover Lost Indigenous Languages from Old Wax Cylinder Recordings
1980s Metalhead Kids Are Alright: Scientific Study Shows That They Became Well-Adjusted Adults
The (Urban) Legend of Ernest Hemingway’s Six-Word Story: "For sale, Baby shoes, Never worn.”
William S. Burroughs’ Manifesto for Overthrowing a Corrupt Government with Fake News and Other Prophetic Methods: It’s Now Published for the First Time
Documentaries on the Groundbreaking Work & Life of Ursula K. Le Guin & Four Other Trailblazing Artists, Streaming Free this Week
Hear a Great 4-Hour Radio Documentary on the Life & Music of Jimi Hendrix: Features Rare Recordings & Interviews
Marilyn Monroe Reads Joyce’s Ulysses at the Playground (1955)
How Stress Can Change Your Brain: An Animated Introduction
1.5 Million Slavery Era Documents Will Be Digitized, Helping African Americans to Learn About Their Lost Ancestors
Pussy Riot’s Nadya Tolokonnikova Tells Protestors What to Do–and Not Do–If Arrested by Authoritarian Police
An Animated John Coltrane Explains His True Reason for Being: “I Want to Be a Force for Real Good”
Philip K. Dick Theorizes The Matrix in 1977, Declares That We Live in “A Computer-Programmed Reality”