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Books podcasts were talking about in May 2019

33 books mentioned for the first time across 7 podcasts.

In May 2019, podcast discussions frequently centered around societal structures, technological futures, and historical reconstruction. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Greg Fitzsimmons recommended Douglas A. Blackmon's audiobook Slavery By Another Name, which examines the continuation of forced labor through historical loitering laws, while Joe Rogan also discussed a book by presidential candidate Andrew Yang. Technological advancement and automation emerged as a major theme on The Rubin Report, where Martin Ford discussed his New York Times bestseller Rise of the Robots, his earlier work The Lights in the Tunnel, and his latest interview collection Architects of Intelligence. Martin Ford's explorations of artificial intelligence and the job market connected broadly with discussions of future societal disruption. Additionally, Modern Wisdom featured comparative discussions on speculative fiction when the host asked about Adrienne Tchaikovsky's Children of Time, and StarTalk Radio highlighted the physical sciences when Neil deGrasse Tyson reviewed Robert L. Jaffe and Washington Taylor's textbook The Physics of Energy as a foundational text for restarting civilization.

The Joe Rogan Experience

The Rubin Report

Modern Wisdom

StarTalk Radio

The Jordan Harbinger Show

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

Pod Save America