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Books podcasts were talking about in April 2021

18 books mentioned for the first time across 1 podcast.

During April 2021, the Lex Fridman Podcast featured several notable discussions surrounding various literary works across multiple episodes. In an episode with Jeremi Suri, the host touched upon Suri's book Henry Kissinger and the American Century while also discussing Complete Works of Thomas Brooks by Alexander B. Grosart and Thomas Brooks, which the guest highlighted as a favorite graduate school novel depicting 19th-century life in Lubeck. Later in the month, Robert Breedlove appeared on the show to discuss several economic and philosophical titles. Breedlove referenced Robert Linssen's Zen and its lesser-known follow-up Leela, pointed to James Dale Davidson and William Rees-Mogg's The Sovereign Individual as the foundation for his sovereignism series, and recommended Ferdinand Lips's Gold Wars for its insights into government opposition to gold. Additionally, Tyler Cowen discussed several of his own authored works with the host, including The Great Stagnation, Average Is Over, and his most recent release, Big Business: A Love Letter to an American Anti-Hero, rounding out a month rich in historical, economic, and philosophical literature.

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