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Books by Christopher Hitchens mentioned on podcasts

6 books across 20 episodes on 11 podcasts.

God Is Not Great is Christopher Hitchens’s most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 6 episodes across 5 podcasts (0 episodes with a recommendation). In all, 6 books by Christopher Hitchens have come up in 20 episodes on 11 podcasts, led by God Is Not Great (6 episodes), Hitch-22 (5 episodes) and The trial of Henry Kissinger (5 episodes), through .

Questions about books by Christopher Hitchens

What is Christopher Hitchens's most mentioned book on podcasts?

God Is Not Great is Christopher Hitchens's most mentioned book on podcasts, discussed in 6 episodes across 5 podcasts without an explicit recommendation, as of September 18, 2026.

How many of Christopher Hitchens's books come up on podcasts?

6 books by Christopher Hitchens come up on podcasts: 6 books across 20 episodes on 11 podcasts, as of September 18, 2026.

Who recommends books by Christopher Hitchens?

Cody Sanchez (1 episode), David Wolpe (1 episode), John Williams (1 episode), Megyn Kelly (1 episode) and Sam Harris (1 episode) have recommended books by Christopher Hitchens on podcasts.

Which podcasts mention Christopher Hitchens most?

Behind the Bastards (4 episodes), The Book Review (3 episodes), The Joe Rogan Experience (2 episodes), The Jordan Harbinger Show (2 episodes) and The Rubin Report (2 episodes), among 11 podcasts in all.

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  1. God Is Not Great

    6 episodes · Modern Wisdom, Timcast IRL, The Ben & Marc Show

    God Is Not Great by Christopher Hitchens is a prominent polemical manifesto of the New Atheism movement that argues organized religion poisons everything, undermines moral responsibility, and distorts human understanding.

    Discussed
    “I had a I have the chapters of a book that I was going to release before Christopher Hitchens released God is not great. That was my atheist book.”
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  2. Hitch-22

    5 episodes · The Megyn Kelly Show, The Book Review, Lex Fridman Podcast

    Hitch-22 is a candid and intellectually robust memoir by the late British-American essayist and critic Christopher Hitchens, reflecting on his political evolution, literary friendships, and eventual battle with cancer.

    Recommended
    “you've read Have you read um Christopher Hitchens Hitch 22? I never have. You would love it.”
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  3. The trial of Henry Kissinger

    5 episodes · Behind the Bastards, Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

    The Trial of Henry Kissinger by Christopher Hitchens is a scathing investigative critique that examines the wartime actions and foreign policy decisions of the former U.S. Secretary of State, arguing that he should be held legally accountable for war crimes and international law violations.

    Discussed
    “Again, the subject of Kissinger's past sins was very much in the air at the time. Judges in both France and Spain were seeking Kissinger for questioning as the long simmering debate over his connection to Chilean General Austo Pinoa's brutal killing of dissident in the 70s returned with a vengeance, not least in Christopher Hitchens right ringing indictment, the”
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  4. Letters to a young contrarian

    2 episodes · The Jordan Harbinger Show, The Joe Rogan Experience

    Letters to a Young Contrarian by Christopher Hitchens presents a collection of essays and advice on maintaining independent thought and challenging prevailing orthodoxies.

    Recommended
    “Well, famously one of the great contrarians was Christopher Hitchens, and he actually has a book I love called Letters to a Young Contrarian, and um, and he said that you're contrarian, but not for contrarian's sake.”
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  5. No One Left to Lie to

    1 episode · The Joe Rogan Experience

    No One Left to Lie to by Christopher Hitchens is a sharp political critique examining the public career, policies, and political maneuvers of former US President Bill Clinton.

    Recommended
    “hitch wrote a great book um no one left to lie to the triangulations of William Jefferson Clinton where he just took him down hard”
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  6. Christopher Hitchens: The Last Interview

    1 episode · The Jordan Harbinger Show

    Discussed
    “I tend to use what's called Hitchens razor which is from Christopher Hitchens where he said um extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.”
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