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• Episode: 2.75M Q&A - Women’s Value, Loneliness & Bernie Sanders
  Podcast: Modern Wisdom
  

  It's the mundane daily uncertainty and ambient malaise, as you're reading another book on meditation and sitting down, listening to Sam Harris tell you to focus on your breath.
• Episode: Coleman Ruiz: Overcoming Physical & Emotional Challenges
  Podcast: Huberman Lab
  

  I don't know him personally, so public stuff notwithstanding, that's not important to me, but 'Waking Up' and I took an online course with Robert Wright, who wrote 'Why Buddhism is True.'
• Episode: How Social Media Fuels Our Insecurities - Mike Thurston
  Podcast: Modern Wisdom
  

  Sam Harris had this really beautiful idea about the balance of being and becoming that was really lovely, but tactically, I have to say I'm struggling to nail that balance.
• Episode: Sam Harris ON: The MEANING OF LIFE & Finding Wisdom Through MEDITATION | Jay Shetty
  Podcast: On Purpose with Jay Shetty
  

  In the beginning when you're practicing, what I tend to teach in 'Waking Up' is a technique called mindfulness, which most people engage dualistically at first.
• Episode: Sam Harris ON: The MEANING OF LIFE & Finding Wisdom Through MEDITATION | Jay Shetty
  Podcast: On Purpose with Jay Shetty
  

  That's what we do; everyone listening and watching; the podcast is called Making Sense. The app is called Waking Up, and the book has the same title.
• Episode: Sam Harris: Trump, Pandemic, Twitter, Elon, Bret, IDW, Kanye, AI & UFOs | Lex Fridman Podcast #365
  Podcast: Lex Fridman Podcast
  

  As the host of the "Making Sense Podcast," creator of the Waking Up App, and the author of many seminal books on human nature and the human mind, including "The End of Faith," "The Moral Landscape," "Lying," "Free Will," and "Waking Up," he has had a significant impact.
• Episode: Sam Harris: “Spirituality Is a Loaded Term.” | People I (Mostly) Admire | Episode 25
  Podcast: People I (Mostly) Admire
  

  I'd love to talk about your book, 'Waking Up.' I'm going to say something that I literally have never said about any book, and that is that I think 'Waking Up' is important.