Podcasts that mention 📚 Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates

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Speaker mentions another book by Ryan Holiday, referring to it by a shortened title, likely 'The Obstacle Is the Enemy'.

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I think I maybe I was working on wei8 years in power whatever I signed up to go like maybe two years later broke my toe could not go

Ta-Nehisi Coates mentions working on this book as a reason he couldn't travel earlier.

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so I read the art of the deal his book about four times before I went out there and just played it tough and hard

Piers Morgan mentions reading Donald Trump's book 'The Art of the Deal' multiple times to prepare for Celebrity Apprentice.

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And she had sent out all those wacky tweets about wanting to pay reparations and reading the the case for reparations. And then he got to her. She's like, I never read that book really. Then why did you tweet? You tweet you tweeted that you did. I don't remember ever doing that. He tweeted, "I took the whole day off to read a book on reparations, this book."

Megyn Kelly discusses a hearing where the head of NPR was questioned about her tweets and whether she had read 'the case for reparations', which is referred to as a book.

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You tweeted that in reference to a book you were reading at at the time, apparently, The Case for Reparations.

A congressman questions Katherine Maher about a tweet where she mentioned reading the book 'The Case for Reparations'.

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So he wrote this book; he decided to meander over into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict because what we really needed was his take. You'll be shocked to learn he reduced it to skin color; shocked to learn it's about colonialism for him.

In this segment, Megyn Kelly discusses a book by Ta-Nehisi Coates, focusing on his approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She criticizes Coates for his surface-level analysis and implies that his perspective oversimplifies the complexities of the region.

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I've read a lot of Ta-Nehisi Coates, and Ta-Nehisi is, you know, would be considered on the sort of left side of the spectrum in black intelligentsia.

Bryan Callen mentions reading Ta-Nehisi Coates' work, describing him as a beautiful and moving writer on the left side of black intelligentsia. No specific book title was mentioned.

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And then he published a best-selling uh book called Between the World and Me which uh was uh very widely praised and uh widely read and I had uh deep problems with it which I discussed at length on the podcast.

Glenn Loury mentions Ta-Nehisi Coates' best-selling book and his previous criticisms of it.

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