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Books by Dan Gardner mentioned on podcasts
Superforecasting is Dan Gardner’s most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 13 episodes across 9 podcasts (5 episodes with a recommendation). In all, 3 books by Dan Gardner have come up in 16 episodes on 11 podcasts, led by Superforecasting (13 episodes), The Science of Fear (2 episodes) and How Big Things Get Done (1 episode), through .
Questions about books by Dan Gardner
What is Dan Gardner's most mentioned book on podcasts?
Superforecasting is Dan Gardner's most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 13 episodes across 9 podcasts and recommended in 5 episodes (8 episodes discussed without a recommendation), as of September 18, 2026.
How many of Dan Gardner's books come up on podcasts?
3 books by Dan Gardner come up on podcasts: 3 books across 16 episodes on 11 podcasts, as of September 18, 2026.
Who recommends books by Dan Gardner?
Annie Duke (1 episode), Dan Rasmussen (1 episode), Marc Andreessen (1 episode), Michael Mauboussin (1 episode) and Morgan Housel (1 episode) have recommended books by Dan Gardner on podcasts, among 8 people in all.
Which podcasts mention Dan Gardner most?
a16z Podcast (2 episodes), Freakonomics Radio (2 episodes), Invest Like the Best (2 episodes), The Tim Ferriss Show (2 episodes) and This Week in Startups (2 episodes), among 11 podcasts in all.
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Superforecasting
Discussed“Tetlock argued in his book super forecasting that when it comes to predicting the future, even an expert can be beat by a thoughtful amateur.”
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The Science of Fear
Recommended“is a book by a guy named Dan gner who wrote a book called the science of fear the title's basically self-explanatory and it's not a deep science book I would say it's more of a pop science book but that book really changed how I think about fear”
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How Big Things Get Done
Recommended“It's kind of a random one. I will say I love how big things get done. I can't pronounce the name. I think one's they're Scandinavian. One is um but it's it kind of dissects really large projects through recentish history and where they failed and why.”
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