Podcasts that mention 📚 Turbulent Souls: by Stephen J. Dubner

You can learn more about her life as an accomplished ballerina, self-taught farmer, mother of eight, and devout Catholic convert in Stephen's 1998 memoir, Turbulent Souls, which was later republished under a new title, Choosing My Religion.

The podcast's fact checker references the memoir 'Turbulent Souls' by Stephen Dubner while addressing a factual error about his mother's death. He notes that the memoir was later republished under the title 'Choosing My Religion'.

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the first book that I wrote I think we've talked about this a little bit in the past on this show is about my parents both of whom were first generation Brooklyn Jews who each before they met each other converted to Catholicism

Stephen Dubner describes his first book, detailing its subject matter (his parents' conversion).

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my first the first book I wrote long before Freakonomics was called turbulent Souls although it got then republished under a different title called choosing my religion and it tells us this story of my my two parents around me

Stephen Dubner mentions his first book, 'Turbulent Souls', and notes it was later republished as 'Choosing My Religion'. He describes its subject matter.

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