Podcasts that mention 📚 The Rust Programming Language (Covers Rust 2018) by Steve Klabnik, Carol Nichols

Corporations have gained so much power, which by the way, in my book, I explain that the Founding Fathers did the American Revolution not just against the British Empire, but against the British East India Company.

In this segment, Cenk Uygur reflects on his book, where he discusses how the Founding Fathers initiated the American Revolution not only as a rebellion against the British Empire but also in opposition to the British East India Company. He connects this historical context to the rising power of corporations.

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We think this is the identity that makes us someone important, and I think one of the most valuable exercises in a book I used to teach it on retreats is about layers of confidence.

Matthew Hussey talks about an exercise from a book he used to teach during retreats, describing it as valuable for understanding layers of confidence.

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I write about this in my first book.

The guest notes that they cover the topic being discussed in their first book.

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He, he's a [__] tremendous! He's one of a kind and his book is great too if you haven't read his book! But, um, he's sitting there; he'd been eating mushrooms, you know!

Theo Von refers to a book that is likely related to James J. Braddock. While no specific title or author is mentioned, it's emphasized as a worthwhile read.

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I found it interesting in your book that you wrote, when animals eat these plastics, especially sea life, the plastic pellets make the poop attached to them sink more slowly. This means they get eaten by other animals in the middle of the ocean that feed on the fecal matter of other animals.

During the episode, Jordan Harbinger discusses the impact of plastics on marine life, referencing the guest's book to highlight how the ingestion of plastic by animals affects their feces, causing it to sink more slowly and subsequently be consumed by other ocean creatures.

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And that's why I wrote the book, David, this is why I blew the whistle on the press. I try to be fair.

Ari Fleischer clearly expresses that he wrote a book to highlight issues with the press, describing this action as 'blowing the whistle' on the media.

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