What are the best resources for learning about astronomy for non-scientists?

Harsha
My interest in physics stems from my love of astronomy. I am a management consultant by profession, but it could have been an astrophysicist instead! I have studied engineering and management. Lately I have discovered very good astronomy courses on MOOC sites as well as podcasts. I plan to keep on learning!
 
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