Jordan Peterson & Robert Bryce: books mentioned on The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast #375

“I've been a reporter my whole life. I wrote my first book on Enron, which came out in 2002, twenty years ago.”

“one thing led to another led me into the book business in my book on Enron is called pipe dreams greed ego and the death of Enron uh came out now 20 and a half years ago and I'm still writing about Enron in fact these days um so now six books later my latest is a question of power”

“One thing led to another, leading me into the book business, my book on Enron titled 'Pipe Dreams: Greed, Ego, and the Death of Enron' came out twenty and a half years ago, and I’m still writing about Enron.”

“um so now six books later my latest is a question of power electricity and The Wealth of Nations I've been very fortunate to have uh the same publisher public affairs”

“um so now six books later my latest is a question of power electricity and The Wealth of Nations I've been very fortunate to have uh the same publisher public affairs”

“Now, six books later, my latest is 'A Question of Power: Electricity and The Wealth of Nations.'”

“Kirk Smith was a professor at Cal Berkeley who died recently and I cited him I think in my latest book or in in my in my fourth book power hungry but he documented and was one one among the first researchers to document the effects of indoor air pollution on women and girls”

“To quote my friend Doomberg, the Bible offers fundamental wisdom, inspiration, and nourishment for the soul.”

“so I'm I've written about the history this is one of the points I make in a question of power is when you look at Edison in 1882 will he use coal on his on the Pearl Street Station in lower Manhattan”