- Meaning from data, statistics made clear, Michael Starbird ; The Teaching Company
- Religions of the Axial Age, an approach to the world's religions, Mark W. Muesse
- Great world religions, the Teaching Company ; with Malcolm David Eckel Ph. D
- The American revolution., Allen C. Guelzo
- A history of freedom, J. Rufus Fears
- The Western literary canon in context, [taught by: Professor] John M. Bowers
- Jewish intellectual history, 16th to 20th century, Parts 1 and 2
- The terror of history, mystics, heretics, and witches in the western tradition, Professor Teofilo F. Ruiz
- Art across the ages, Ori Z. Soltes
- Woodworking 101, techniques & everyday projects, George Vondriska ; Woodworkers Guild of America
- Introduction to Judaism, Shai Cherry, Part 2
- How to listen to and understand great music, Robert Greenberg, Volume 6 of 6
- The terror of history, mystics, heretics, and witches in the Western tradition, Teofilo F. Ruiz
- Medieval heroines in history and legend, Professor Bonnie Wheeler
- Food, a cultural culinary history, Ken Albala
- Memory and the human lifespan, Steve Joordens
- My favorite universe, Neil deGrasse Tyson
- Understanding the universe, an introduction to astronomy, [taught by] Alexei V. Filippenko ; producer, Zachary H. Rhoades ; academic content supervisor, Jay Tate ; director, Jon Leven
- The mysterious Etruscans, Professor Steven L. Tuck (Miami University)
- The high Middle Ages, the Teaching Company
- Voltaire and the triumph of the Enlightenment, Alan Kors
- The historical Jesus, [Bart D. Ehrman]
- The First Amendment and you, what everyone should know, Professor John E. Finn
- The Irish identity, independence, history, and literature, Marc C. Conner
- Museum masterpieces, the Louvre, Richard Brettell
- Learning Spanish, how to understand and speak a new language, Professor Bill Worden
- The science of integrative medicine, Brent A. Bauer, M.D
- Changing body composition through diet and exercise, Michael J. Ormsbee
- How to look at and understand great art, Sharon Latchaw Hirsh
- Books that have made history, books that can change your life, J. Rufus Fears
- Apocalypse, controversies and meaning in Western history, Craig R. Koester
- America and the world, a diplomatic history, Professor Mark A. Stoler
- The history of ancient Rome, ProfessorGarrett G. Fagan, Part 3 of 4
- Reading biblical literature, Genesis to Revelation, Professor Craig R. Koester (Luther Seminary)
- Practicing mindfulness, an introduction to meditation
- The everyday guide to wine, Jennifer Simonetti-Bryan, Master of Wine ; producer, Alisha Reay
- Gnosticism, from Nag Hammadi to the Gospel of Judas, David Brakke
- What are the chances?, probability made clear, Michael Starbird ; The Teaching Company
- Great world religions, Hinduism, [Mark W. Muesse]
- St. Augustine's Confessions, William R. Cook and Ronald B. Herzman, Part 2
- The science of mindfulness, a research-based path to well-being, Ronald D. Siegel
- The history and achievements of the Islamic Golden Age, Eamonn Gearon
- Consciousness and its implications, Professor Daniel N. Robinson, Oxford University
- St. Augustine's Confessions, William R. Cook and Ronald B. Herzman, Part 1
- Classical mythology, Elizabeth Vandiver
- Great mythologies of the world, Various professors
- The world of Byzantium, Kenneth W. Harl
- Great world religions, the Teaching Company ; with John L. Esposito, Ph. D. ; Producer/editor, Jaimée M. Aigret ; director, Tom Dunton
- The great tours, experiencing medieval Europe, Professor Kenneth R. Bartlett
- The conservative tradition, Patrick N. Allitt