Episode · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2019-06-05

Joe Rogan & David Pakman: books mentioned on The Joe Rogan Experience #1311

#1311 - David Pakman

3 books · With David Pakman · Listen · Watch on YouTube

David Pakman is a television & radio host, political commentator, and YouTube personality. He is the host of the internationally syndicated political television and talk radio program "The David Pakman Show".

David Pakman recommended Deep Work by Cal Newport and Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport, and discussed Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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1. 

   Deep Work

   Cal Newport · at 38:13

   Deep Work by Cal Newport is a guide to cultivating focused concentration and achieving extraordinary outcomes in a distracted world.

   Recommended

   “he wrote deep work and then more recently he wrote digital minimalism and he goes into detail about just the effect of write it down my phone”

   David Pakman #1311 - David Pakman 2019-06-05 Listen at 38:13

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2. 

   Digital Minimalism

   Cal Newport · at 38:13

   Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport is a thoughtful manifesto that advocates for a targeted, intentional approach to personal technology use, encouraging individuals to reclaim their time and attention from constant digital stimulation.

   Recommended

   “he wrote deep work and then more recently he wrote digital minimalism and he goes into detail about just the effect of write it down my phone”

   David Pakman #1311 - David Pakman 2019-06-05 Listen at 38:13

   Where to get it

   Listen free with an Audible trialAmazon
3. 

   Altered Carbon

   Richard Morgan · at 1:54:56 · mentioned 2 times

   Altered Carbon is a science fiction novel by Richard Morgan that explores a futuristic world where human consciousness can be digitized and transferred between different physical bodies, or sleeves.

   Discussed

   “so like 15 years ago I read the Richard K Morgan book altered carbon and at the time I was like this has to be made into something”

   David Pakman #1311 - David Pakman 2019-06-05 Listen at 1:54:56

   Where to get it

   Listen free with an Audible trialAmazon