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Books podcasts were talking about in April 2018

13 books mentioned for the first time across 5 podcasts.

April 2018 discussions across various podcast episodes centered around historical atrocities, memoirs, personal development, and children's literature. On The Jordan Harbinger Show, the guest and host referenced Jean Hatzfeld's Machete Season and Iris Chang's The Rape of Nanking from previous podcast episodes, while the guest also promoted his upcoming children's book, Marc's Mission. On This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von, Theo discussed starting Chris Ryan's Greed, sharing his initial impressions of the first chapter and the reading process. The a16z Podcast featured Ray Dalio's Principles: Life and Work, exploring the foundational algorithms for work and life derived from a previous interview. Another a16z Podcast episode included Vijay sharing a favorite children's book featuring an Indian tale about grains of rice to illustrate exponential growth concepts. On The Rubin Report, Thomas Sowell discussed his new book Discrimination and Disparities. During the same interview, Sowell also reflected on his childhood reading habits, specifically recalling the Doctor Dolittle books by Hugh Lofting as some of the first titles he borrowed from his local public library. These shows brought attention to works examining human behavior, historical suffering, systemic disparities, and foundational life principles.

The Jordan Harbinger Show

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

a16z Podcast

The Rubin Report

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