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Books podcasts were talking about in June 2018

19 books mentioned for the first time across 4 podcasts.

June 2018 discussions across various podcast programs heavily featured themes centered on free speech, persuasion, personal reputation, and professional change. On The Rubin Report, the host introduced Nadine Strossen as the guest and discussed her new book, Free Speech, which focuses on resisting hate speech without relying on censorship. Strossen also mentioned her prior book, Defending Pornography, and referenced a book by Aryeh Neier about the Skokie case called Defending My Enemy. On Modern Wisdom, the host mentioned picking up Warren Cass's book Influence, which was made available with companion resources in the show notes. During the same episode, Cass recommended Daniel Priestley's Entrepreneur Revolution as a valuable read and suggested Spencer Johnson's short, illustrative book Who Moved My Cheese? for understanding how to adapt to changes. Additionally, Cass and the guest noted Cialdini's classic psychology of persuasion book written in the 1980s as a brilliant contribution to the subject. Across these June episodes, hosts and guests repeatedly turned to practical guides and legal examinations to help audiences navigate personal development, persuasion dynamics, and civil liberties.

The Rubin Report

Modern Wisdom

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

Pod Save America