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Former President Carter introduces this gripping first-person narrative that provides significant details about six headline stories not previously revealed. Captivating experiences from my unique childhood, attending boarding school at the age of seven, escaping the 1964 Congo rebellion as a refugee, and being inducted into the Masai tribe in Kenya, jump start the book. Human-interest vignettes punctuate fascinating accounts of developing the Predator drone, conducting the 2003 scud hunt in Iraq, and accompanying Senator Obama to Africa in 2006.

Davidsons Audiobooks presents: Contractor License Exam-The Complete Audio Study Guide. Build your future while you build your knowledge-Perfect for Commuting, Exercising, and Doing Chores! In the steady rhythm of traffic, the cadence of footsteps, or the quiet repetition of daily work, something powerful begins to take shape; your path to becoming a licensed contractor.

Small water systems don’t fail all at once. They fail slowly, through missed details, poor records, and outdated habits. AI-Ready Groundwater Operator’s Guide — Book 1 lays the foundation for a new kind of operator. One who understands both the physical system and the data behind it. This book is written for small and rural system operators who are doing everything themselves. It breaks down groundwater operations into clear, practical steps, while introducing the mindset needed to transition into AI-supported system management.

Richard David Precht stellt die radikalste Frage unserer Zeit: Wenn Künstliche Intelligenz nicht nur schneller denkt, sondern auch schöpferischer arbeitet als der Mensch – was bleibt dann von Kultur? In seinem neuen Essay entwirft Precht ein eindringliches Szenario vom Ende der geistigen Selbstverwirklichung. Wo früher Kunst, Bildung und Kreativität Sinn stifteten, herrscht nun die Sofortness der Maschine. KI ersetzt nicht nur Arbeit, sondern das Erzählen, das Verstehen, das Menschsein selbst.

There are moments in human progress when scale alone commands attention, not simply because something is large, but because it represents a boundary that has been pushed, a limit that has been tested and extended. The USS Gerald R. Ford is one such moment. It is not merely the largest warship ever built, nor simply the most advanced aircraft carrier in service. It is a convergence of ambition, engineering, and purpose, brought together in a form that moves steadily across the world’s oceans, carrying with it both capability and consequence.

What happens when economic necessity meets technological possibility? The Postmodern Gypsy emerges—a new American archetype redefining what it means to live, work, and thrive in the 21st century. "Defining the Postmodern Gypsy" is not a romantic tale of wanderlust or spiritual seeking. It's an...

'The entire span of British submarine history has been carefully recorded here: the tragedies in both peace and war … the successes too.' — Geoffrey Moorhouse, Daily Telegraph

We have entered a new era of intelligence. One where machines do not wait for instructions. They plan, act, and learn alongside us. The Age of Agents explains what happens when AI stops being a tool and starts behaving like a teammate. This audiobook takes you inside the rise of agentic AI. Systems that reason, remember, use tools, and pursue goals over time. You will understand how autonomous agents already run businesses, reshape work, and quietly change the rules of competition.

In Bridging the Gap, Esther Franklin extends a personal and urgent invitation to those ready to transform both their lives and the future of America through careers in the transportation industry. With historic infrastructure projects underway and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) promising to create over a million jobs per year, the time to act is now. Franklin offers a detailed look at five critical fields—engineering, architecture, right-of-way acquisition, appraisal, and title work—where the need for fresh talent has never been greater.

Bloomsbury presents Final Voyage by Jonathan Eyers, read by Daniel Rebbeck Everyone knows the story of the Titanic, but in terms of loss of life that catastrophe doesn't even figure as one of the 50 worst maritime disasters of the last three hundred years. The twentieth century was the age of...

Ever feel like your construction business is one mistake away from collapse? You’re not alone—and there’s a blueprint for building it right. When a once-failed contractor takes a second shot at success, he quickly learns that working in the field was the easy part. The real challenge? Creating operating and financial systems that won’t crumble under pressure. In Blueprints for Success, Timothy Wingate Jr. pulls back the curtain on the messy reality of construction entrepreneurship.

Why am I writing this book? Because I believe it’s important to discuss the topic of leadership as it impacts safety. When I’m talking about leadership, I’m talking about leadership at all levels, whether it be your personal leadership skills, the skills you draw on as a leader of teams or as a manager, and also the act of being a visionary who identifies and mentors those who will become our next generation of leaders. Safety can be broken down into physical and psychological safety, both of which are important to the culture of an organization.

Master the rules of the sky—while commuting, exercising, or doing chores! In the quiet hum of motion, whether driving down the highway, pacing through a workout, or moving through the rhythm of daily life, the sky begins to unfold. Regulations, procedures, and flight knowledge no longer sit still on a page. They move with you. They become sound. They become understanding.

Bloomsbury presents Concrete by Stephen Parnell, read by Matt Addis. Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things. Concrete has an image problem. Portrayed as boring, cheap, and thoughtless, it is often considered synonymous with bad...

On a hazy July night in 1999, John F. Kennedy Jr., his wife Carolyn, and her sister Lauren vanished over the waters off Martha’s Vineyard—triggering a national vigil and one of the most ambitious search operations in American history. For days, the world watched and waited. But the full...

From the wooden “walking machines” of the 1800s to today’s electric torque rockets, the motorcycle has traveled a long, dangerous, brilliant road. This book tells the entire story. From Pedals to Pistons is the definitive history of how the humble bicycle evolved into one of the most iconic machines ever created. Blending gripping storytelling with rich historical detail, Kevin L. Whitworth traces the full 200-year saga of two-wheeled innovation—the inventors, the rebels, the racers, the engineers, and the cultures shaped in their wake.

Modern civilization rests on metals, yet their true nature remains widely misunderstood. Bridges collapse, pipelines crack, turbines creep, and components fail not because metallurgy is insufficiently empirical, but because its deepest foundations are rarely acknowledged. Beneath grains, phases, and heat treatments lies a reality governed by electrons, spins, vibrations, and probabilities. This book argues that metals are not substances in the classical sense, but stabilized quantum processes.

Bloomsbury presents Rescue Pilot by Jerry Grayson, read by David Thorpe Jerry Grayson is an ordinary man who chose an extraordinary career. At age 17 he became the youngest helicopter pilot to ever serve in the Royal Navy. By age 25 he was the most decorated peacetime naval pilot in history. For...

A history of the engineering marvels behind one of America's most innovative and beloved entertainment experiences When Disneyland opened to the public in 1955, it demystified the hidden world of factory automation through its extraordinary new attractions. In this fascinating book, Roland...

Growth and Decay of Coral Reefs: Fifty Years of Learning describes how coral reefs have alternately flourished and declined over the last fifty years and the dynamics of these changes. The study is based on recordings at thirty different locations along the Sudanese coast, visited by the author...