Podcasts that mention 📚 Range by David Epstein

Like to use David Epstein's book title, right? It's range.

During the conversation, guest Coleman Ruiz mentions the book 'Range' by David Epstein.

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yeah david's work on range um in where he talks about range is brilliant

The speaker discusses David Epstein's work on 'range' and its brilliance.

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There's another book called uh range by david epstein where he talks about this basically in those exact terms he says testing spacing and interleaving are like the three sort of primary things for learning any skill whether whether it's like knowledge for a university subject or whether it's like tennis or golf or anything like that

Ali Abdaal mentions the book 'Range' by David Epstein and connects it to the learning principles of testing, spacing, and interleaving.

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Well we'll get it dig into your new book today range

The host introduces the guest's new book, 'Range'.

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so interesting point here David Epstein guys that wrote range he said that he'd done an analysis of when the out of the average age of this years of industry changing businesses

Chris Williamson mentions David Epstein and his book 'Range' while discussing the average age of founders of successful businesses.

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There's this awesome other story that comes actually from our sibling show People I (Mostly) Admire, where Steve Levitt was interviewing David Epstein, the author of the great book Range. I love David Epstein! I just need to say, it's a great book!

Angela talks about the book 'Range' and its author David Epstein in relation to a story about how exploration can lead to unexpected discoveries.

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you know I had a conversation with David Epstein the former writer for Sports Illustrated... you're going to talk about range now... and I read range and I talked to David and I think actually he raises good points

Angela anticipates Stephen will discuss David Epstein's book 'Range', and Stephen confirms he has read it.

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He's written some great books like Range and The Sports Gene, and he went from a master's degree in environmental sciences to working for Sports Illustrated.

The host, Steve Levitt, discusses how David Epstein, a past guest on the podcast, has authored the books 'Range' and 'The Sports Gene.' During the conversation with Walt Hickey, Levitt emphasizes the value of diverse backgrounds in providing unique insights across fields like journalism.

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His second book, Range, discusses the benefits of being a generalist in a world overrun with specialists.

Podcast host Steve Levitt introduces David Epstein by mentioning his second book, 'Range,' which explores the advantages of being a generalist in an increasingly specialized world.

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I hadn't really thought about this; even when I read your book, it's not like necessarily we've made a mistake as a society.

During the conversation, podcast host Steve Levitt reflects on an idea that struck him after reading David Epstein's book, 'Range', indicating that it offered new insights he hadn't previously considered.

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To give an example of that short-term long-term trade-off, a study came out too recently for me to get it into my book.

Podcast guest David Epstein discusses a study that was published too recently to be included in his book 'Range', which focuses on the balance between short-term and long-term trade-offs.

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What I took from your book was that there are a lot of forces, parental and societal, that push people towards being quite specialized in what they do.

In the podcast, the host shares his insights from David Epstein's book, 'Range', discussing how various forces influence people to specialize in their fields.

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One of my favorite books in the last few years has been a book by David Epstein called range

Veronique recommends this book and describes its theme (in praise of generalists).

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and then he there's a new book coming out called range and it's about how when you teach a kid or when you when you learn a lot of different disciplines so if you're some of the best violinists some of the best athletes whatever they didn't specialize

The speaker mentions a new book by David Epstein called 'Range' about the benefits of diverse learning over early specialization.

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so there's a really lovely book that was written by a friend of mine david epstein um and uh it was uh it's called range

Malcolm Gladwell mentions a book called 'Range' written by his friend David Epstein.

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