The writer and chef behind one of the seminal cookery books of the last decade, Samin Nosrat explores the science behind foundation cooking techniques with wit, charm and undeniable likeability. Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering The Elements Of Good Cooking is not only a New York Times Best-Seller but an acclaimed documentary Netflix series to boot, marking the Iranian-American as a true food luminary. Now, in 2025, she releases her new book 'Good Things'.

Former monk and current podcaster, author, and storyteller Jay Shetty is a man on a mission to share his wisdom with the world. In this new show, Shetty will present 90 minutes of transformational entertainment, sharing the inner workings of his On Purpose podcast. Through an evening of conversation, meditation, workshops, and more, Shetty details his guide to life to help make audience members "happier, healthier, and more healed" - in addition to learning to let go of that which does not fulfill.

Astrophysicist, author and renowned science communicator with the flair of a stand-up comedian, Neil DeGrasse Tyson hosts a special performance where he will be discussing, among other things, the science and philosophy behind the universe in his signature educational, yet entertaining style.

This fall, We Can Do Hard Things hits the road for a live tour! Created by #1 New York Times bestselling author Glennon Doyle, her wife Olympic gold medalist and activist Abby Wambach, and attorney-turned-storyteller Amanda Doyle, the podcast has become a lifeline for people navigating the beautiful and brutal truths of being human. The trio explores the full spectrum of life, from mental health and parenting to fighting for justice and living with joy. Come along to hear live the kind of conversations that have had millions hooked since its inception.

This June take the rare opportunity to hear from one of the most inspiring leaders of our time. Dame Jacinda Ardern appears in conversation across North America, in celebration of the release of her book A Different Kind of Power. Ardern has shown that strength and softness are not mutually exclusive and that politics can, in fact, be deeply human. Don't miss this chance to hear her wisdom.

Join acclaimed actor Richard Kind for a thoughtful and entertaining evening as he shares stories from a decades-long career across film, television, and the stage. A Tony Award nominee and Drama Desk Award winner with a rsum that includes collaborations with the Coen Brothers, Clint Eastwood, George Clooney and Tom McCarthy, Richard offers a deep insight into the industry and the craft of performance.