Podcasts that mention 📚 Walden by Henry David Thoreau

I'm gonna go old school and say the first chapter of thoreau's Walden where he's sitting in this little Hut in the woods and talking about what his expenses are and and figuring out that he doesn't need to be in the rat race at all if he doesn't want to

Sam mentions the first chapter of Thoreau's Walden as his favorite article/reading, describing its content about living simply and avoiding the rat race.

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Uh was Walden by Henry Theorough, which basically structured my vision of what life could and should look like and how to live.

Mark Hyman recommends 'Walden' by Henry David Thoreau as a book that impacted him.

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and evidently uh thoreau sold like 75 copies of walden

Sheldon Solomon mentions Thoreau's book and its poor sales upon release.

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and so I started reading through on Walden Pond I started reading which I had never read and it's like a the row book oh my god they make you read

Justin Long mentions reading "Walden Pond" (or "Walden") by Thoreau to get a feel for the language for a writing project set in the late 1800s. He notes he only read a quarter of it and discusses Thoreau's views mentioned in the book.

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throw was way ahead of his time we really need Walden Pond now

A speaker refers to 'Walden Pond' in the context of needing to unplug and be with oneself, referencing the famous book.

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you know the most men lead lives of quiet desperation the thorough line that I [ __ ] love so dearly It's such a great line

Joe Rogan quotes the famous line 'the mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation' and attributes it to 'the thorough line,' likely referring to Henry David Thoreau's Walden.

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