π 5 Books mentioned in "Burned Out? Start Here." of The Ezra Klein Show

Hereβs a list of all the books mentioned in this episode. Click on the links to watch specific excerpts on YouTube and feel free to purchase the books if they caught your interest!

Death
Buy Death by Joan Tollifson on Amazon
and then uh there's a book by a spiritual teacher called Joan toson which has the remarkable title death the end of self-improvement which um that's strong
Oliver Burkeman recommends 'Death: The End of Self-Improvement' by Joan Tolson.

Four Thousand Weeks
Buy Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman on Amazon
and you and I actually share a f ation it was in uh my book on polarization and it was also something you read about in your book with this article the times published years ago about a man who in at the beginning of the first Trump Administration decided he was done with the news
Ezra Klein mentions that Oliver Burkeman also wrote about the Eric Hagman anecdote in his book (likely 'Four Thousand Weeks').

Fully Alive
Buy Fully Alive by Elizabeth Oldfield on Amazon
I'd also recommend a book by uh friend of mine Elizabeth field called fully alive I think the subtitle is tending to the soul in turbulent times which I written from a sort of a Christian perspective
Oliver Burkeman recommends 'Fully Alive' by Elizabeth Field, mentioning its subtitle and perspective.

Lo indisponible
Buy Lo indisponible by Harmut Rosa on Amazon
he has um a small book called The uncontrollability of the world that he's also written a very big one
Oliver Burkeman recommends 'The Uncontrollability of the World' by Hartmut Rosa.

Why We're Polarized
Buy Why We're Polarized by Ezra Klein on Amazon
and you and I actually share a f ation it was in uh my book on polarization and it was also something you read about in your book with this article the times published years ago about a man who in at the beginning of the first Trump Administration decided he was done with the news
Ezra Klein mentions his book about polarization in the context of an anecdote about disconnecting from the news.