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Books by Sean Pratt mentioned on podcasts

2 books across 4 episodes on 4 podcasts.

The death of expertise is Sean Pratt’s most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 3 episodes across 3 podcasts (0 episodes with a recommendation). In all, 2 books by Sean Pratt have come up in 4 episodes on 4 podcasts, led by The death of expertise (3 episodes) and 30 Lessons for Living (1 episode), through .

Questions about books by Sean Pratt

What is Sean Pratt's most mentioned book on podcasts?

The death of expertise is Sean Pratt's most mentioned book on podcasts, discussed in 3 episodes across 3 podcasts without an explicit recommendation, as of August 26, 2026.

How many of Sean Pratt's books come up on podcasts?

2 books by Sean Pratt come up on podcasts: 2 books across 4 episodes on 4 podcasts, as of August 26, 2026.

Who recommends books by Sean Pratt?

Andrew Huberman (1 episode) has recommended books by Sean Pratt on podcasts.

Which podcasts mention Sean Pratt most?

Big Technology Podcast (1 episode), Huberman Lab (1 episode), The Daily Stoic (1 episode) and The Jordan Harbinger Show (1 episode).

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  1. The death of expertise

    3 episodes · Big Technology Podcast, The Daily Stoic, The Jordan Harbinger Show

    The Death of Expertise by Thomas M. Nichols is a sociological critique examining the widespread societal erosion of trust in genuine authority and the dangerous rise of uninformed populist sentiment.

    Discussed
    “There's a book I actually wrote something about this not too long ago cuz uh there's a book I'm blanking on the author's name right now, but The End of Expertise or that talked about how experts have have gotten it wrong repeatedly on important issues.”
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  2. 30 Lessons for Living

    1 episode · Huberman Lab

    30 Lessons for Living by Karl Pillemer, with narration by Sean Pratt, compiles practical wisdom and life advice gathered from extensive interviews with hundreds of America's oldest and wisest citizens.

    Recommended
    “there's a a gerontologist named Carl pmer who wrote a book great book called 30 lessons for living”
    Where to get it