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Books by Dale Carnegie mentioned on podcasts

3 books across 21 episodes on 12 podcasts.

Dale Carnegie and his timeless self-help classic How to Win Friends and Influence People have received high praise and detailed discussion from prominent public figures and podcast hosts. On The Ezra Klein Show, Jonathan Haidt recommended Carnegie's work as the third book on his syllabus for students, describing the author as a phenomenal social psychologist writing in the 1930s whose insights on building social relationships remain entirely relevant. The book's profound personal impact was also underscored on The Joe Rogan Experience, where guest Guy Fieri revealed that reading Dale Carnegie's work as a youth completely changed his life. Fieri noted that he made his own sons read the book and emphasized that one must revisit its pages repeatedly to fully absorb its lessons. He explained that Carnegie's enduring manual focuses primarily on fundamental human nature, offering timeless guidance on how to properly treat people and navigate interpersonal relationships. Through these discussions, Carnegie is consistently celebrated as a foundational figure in understanding human behavior, social psychology, and practical communication skills, with his work continuing to be prescribed by modern educators and embraced by successful cultural figures alike.

  1. How to Win Friends and Influence People

    23 mentions · The Joe Rogan Experience, The Ezra Klein Show, Timcast IRL

    How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie is a classic self-help and interpersonal communication guide focused on human nature and building effective relationships.

    Discussed
    “I got that from the Dale Carnegie book. I read Dale Carnegie and you know you have to read it a hundred times or how many times.”
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  2. HOW TO STOP WORRYING & START LIVING

    3 mentions · The Daily Stoic, Modern Wisdom, Lex Fridman Podcast

    Discussed
    “I believe it was, but he has a lesser-known book that is still sold millions of copies called 'How to Stop Worrying and Start Living,' which includes a lot of stoic tenets.”
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  3. Dale Carnegie for Children (Abridged and adapted)

    2 mentions · No Stupid Questions

    Discussed
    “so Dale Carnegie seven habits of highly effective people We've talked about this self-help book”
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