Podcasts that mention 📚 Lost Connections by Johann Hari

I remember someone who's a key part of my book lost connections an amazing woman called Nuria Changis

Johann Hari re-mentions his book 'Lost Connections' when talking about a person featured in it.

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um so for the people who are listening you should have already heard me say johan's name is as far as i'm as far as i'm concerned lost connections your book is the 80 20 way to understand everything you need to know about depression

The host describes 'Lost Connections' as the 80/20 way to understand everything about depression.

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But the thing that I think is liberating about this discussion and there's a great book which is called it's my guy called Johann Hari called lost connection

The host mentions a book by Johann Hari called 'lost connection' in the context of discussing depression and its environmental causes.

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Have you read lost connections by Johann Hari? Fantastic book on depression. Highly recommended. If you've got a little depression or just pressure in general depression in general. So he looks at the standard model of depression that it's a imbalance of chemicals in the brain. and send that to me when we're done talking. I'm injured. Fantastic guy. I cannot. Johann. If you're listening he does tune in sometimes. If you're listening I'm gonna continue hustling. You come on because I need you. Thank you man. But it's fantastic book. Really really interesting. And he identifies nine biological causes of depression. Sorry. seven biological seven environmental causes of depression. two biological and the environmental ones alike. That's about that makes sense to me. seven out of nine. That's about. right. Yes. about what I would expect. Yeah. and he talks loss of connection to nature loss of connection to a meaningful future loss of connection to work loss of connection to childhood trauma. All of these things. And it's a very comprehensive analysis of people. And it's very narrative based. So again for anyone who's listening who wants to enlighten themselves and make themselves a little bit better educated about why depression occurs either in yourself or in the people that are around you. I can't recommend it's the 80/20 book on depression to me like just read it. Super easy read a little bit long but super easy read. And and you got it man.

The host asks the guest if he has read the book, describes it as fantastic, discusses its content (causes of depression), and highly recommends it.

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the example is used in Johann Hari 's lost connections and he's talking about the link between environment and waken adore environment

One of the hosts mentions this book by Johann Hari as an example related to the link between environment.

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I was listening to Johann Hari book lost connections which is about the causes of depression

The host mentions listening to the book "Lost Connections" by Johann Hari, noting it's about the causes of depression.

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I've got Johann Hari the author of lost connections I've got him coming on very soon

The host mentions an upcoming guest, Johann Hari, and his book 'Lost Connections'.

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one of the most important quotes i i i read in the book lost connections was um as a society we used to think that like mental health disorders like ptsd and anxiety depression were a consequence of like something broken in you yeah but in fact everything you've described goes back ten thousand years to like savannah and africa are lines running at me

The host quotes or references a book called 'lost connections' in the context of discussing mental health and the causes of depression/anxiety.

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we talked last time about my book about depression lost connections

Johann Hari mentions his previous book about depression, 'Lost Connections'.

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We had a podcast with a guy wrote a book on it a guy Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression

Joe Rogan mentions having a podcast with Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression.

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