Podcasts that mention 📚 Tribe by Sebastian Junger

There's a great book written by an author named Sebastian Junger the book is called tribes and it's a very short book

Morgan Housel mentions a book called 'Tribes' by Sebastian Junger and describes it.

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All right, book recommendation, dear Billy Book Smart. I know you're a busy man, but I really think you should download an audiobook called Tribe by Sebastian Junger, spelled J-U-N-G-E-R.

A listener recommends the audiobook "Tribe" by Sebastian Junger to Bill Burr, noting that Junger is a writer who served in Vietnam and has dedicated his life to exploring various cultures, discussing what truly fulfills humans.

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The first book we read was Tribe by Sebastian Junger, and I actually thought it was an incredible first book because it basically talks about so many of these principles of why we are a tribe and how people gather and become sort of a group, but very different than the Priya Parker thing.

In a discussion about book clubs, Mike, a host of 'No Stupid Questions' podcast, highlights 'Tribe' by Sebastian Junger as the first book they read, praising its exploration of tribal principles and the nature of human gatherings.

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but I really love tribe yeah tribe

Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger's book 'Tribe' as one he enjoyed.

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well i think if any way your work you know i mean i think tribe is a fantastic testament to that

Joe Rogan praises Sebastian Junger's work, specifically mentioning the book 'Tribe'.

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look it is in many ways similar to war and this is why because when people are they have a real cause and when war is going on there's a lot of people that I know that have served overseas and one of the hard kind of scary truths is it's some of the best times they're live yeah yeah I have Sebastian Junger wrote a great book about it called tribe It's a fantastic book there really gets to the psychology of it

Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe' in the context of discussing why people might find excitement or purpose in chaotic situations like war or riots.

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Sebastian Junger wrote about this in a movie the tribe yeah do you read it I read it It's very good

Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and 'The Tribe' (initially as a movie, but then asks if Dakota read 'it'). Dakota confirms he read it and says it's very good, implying it's also a book.

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one of the things that you know Sebastian Junger is he's a journalist who wrote books on war and he wrote a book called tribe This is a really interesting book It talked a lot about this sort of thing that happens with these guys like The Hurt Locker

Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe' while discussing the sense of camaraderie and difficulty soldiers face returning from war.

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Did you ever read any Sebastian Junger? I did. These tribes are a book. Yes. Read that off your recommendation. Actually did it speak to you? Like in terms of like your own personal experience it made complete sense.

Joe asks Andy if he read Sebastian Junger, specifically mentioning the book 'Tribes'. Andy confirms he read it based on Joe's recommendation and discusses how it related to his experience in the SEAL Teams.

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Did you read Sebastian Junger tribe

The host asks the guest if he has read 'Tribe' by Sebastian Junger.

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but Sebastian Junger wrote a book called tribe and it's all about this and it's about these guys coming back from war and trying to just sort of assimilate and having a really difficult time

Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger's book "Tribe" and its subject matter about soldiers returning from war and difficulty assimilating.

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you know the Sebastian Junger is a war journalist you ever heard of him I've listened to every podcast you've done with him Restrepo is one of my favorite documentaries he's amazing his book tribe changed the way I understand that I'm like oh this is a natural part of being human

Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe', stating that it changed his understanding of human nature and conflict.

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Have you ever read Sebastian Junger? He ever read any of this? Now he's got a great book called tribe and it's a lot of it is about what happens to people in times of war and what happens to soldiers the camaraderie that they share together

Joe Rogan mentions the book and its author, discussing its themes about soldiers and camaraderie in times of war.

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are you familiar with uh Sebastian Junger no Sebastian Junger is an amazing war journalist and he wrote a great book called tribe and his how his book is essentially all about how human beings really only feel at their best and they're happiest when they're coming together to only on something

Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe', discussing its theme about human connection during crisis.

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and you had that tribal vibe you know as Sebastian Junger talks about when you had that old school you got different emotions from different places and it was all so close together in your source of family and now maybe you have to go door to door these days to get the love and affection and emotion or little pieces of everything that you need

The host refers to Sebastian Junger and his ideas about tribal connection and how people used to get emotional needs met within close-knit families, contrasting it with modern society. This is likely a reference to his book 'Tribe'.

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