📚 2 Books mentioned in "Monday Morning Podcast 7-18-22" of Monday Morning Podcast

But I remember, you know, growing up, you know, when Roots came out and stuff like that and black people saying what it felt like to just not know where you were from, have no history, none of that type of stuff, like how that, like, you know, it's like if you, whenever I move, even if I go to a new city, I want to read up on the history of it so I can somehow feel rooted in it.

Bill Burr refers to the book 'Roots' during a discussion about identity and the significance of knowing one's heritage. He highlights how the book captures the essence of understanding one’s history and how this understanding can ground individuals, particularly when moving to new places.

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Oh Jesus, there's an environmentalist book that I wanted to read that this female scientist wrote back in the day called 'Silent Spring.'

In this episode, Bill Burr mentions 'Silent Spring' by Rachel Carson, an influential environmentalist book that highlights the dangers of pesticides and their impact on nature.

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