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Books podcasts were talking about in June 2022
During June 2022, several podcasts featured notable book recommendations and discussions spanning finance, psychology, literature, and self-improvement. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan recommended Charles Ferguson's documentary Inside Job while discussing financial crises and corruption. David McRaney appeared on Modern Wisdom to endorse Hugo Mercier and Dan Sperber's The Enigma of Reason, calling it a vital read for enthusiasts of reasoning and cognition. Megyn Kelly hosted The Megyn Kelly Show and praised Andrew Klavan's Truth and Beauty, highlighting how the lives of England's greatest poets illuminate the words of John. On Conversations with Tyler, Barkha Dutt reflected on her favorite Indian literature, highlighting Shrilal Shukla's Raag Darbari and Upamanyu Chatterjee's English, August. Edward O. Thorp joined The Tim Ferriss Show to recommend educational and mathematical resources, specifically pointing to the Schaum's Outline of Statistics series by Murray Spiegel and Larry Stephens, alongside Arthur Benjamin's Mathemagic for mental mathematics. Finally, Steven Bartlett concluded an episode of The Diary Of A CEO by strongly encouraging listeners to read Bear Grylls's empowerment book Never Give Up. Across these various shows, hosts and guests used their platforms to direct audiences toward works that offered deep dives into human psychology, historical literature, academic disciplines, and personal resilience.
The Joe Rogan Experience
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Inside Job
Recommended“there's a real you ever see an inside job it's a great movie yeah and it's all about the financial crisis”
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The Image, A Guide to Pseudo-Events in America
Discussed“there's another book called ”
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The Brass Check
Discussed“and then you go back even further there's another book called the brass check which was written in i don't know 1910 1912 1930 anyways upton sinclair who wrote the jungle”
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What Makes Sammy Run?
Discussed“yeah there's a ”
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What Made Maddy Run
Recommended“and kate fagan's an incredible writer”
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The Tiger
Recommended“uh the tiger this book will rip your ”
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Shadow Divers
Recommended“and then have you read shadow divers no”
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The Black Count
Recommended“have you read the black count no”
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The Black Count Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, and the Real Count of Monte Cristo
Recommended“have you read the black count no”
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Girl in Translation
Recommended“it's about this she's one of the great cross-country runners of her generation she commits suicide”
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Termination Shock
Discussed“yeah there's a book uh it's this author neil stephenson steven um it's called um oh [ __ ] what's it called um termination shock it's set in the near future where hogs are just out of control”
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The Transsexual Empire
Discussed“like i don't think people knew this but it was really it was radical feminist like janice raymond wrote a book about transgenderism and how it was like dangerous to women and women's rights in 1979 what yes it's called the transsexual empire”
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The Emergence of Everything
Discussed“and so he had a book called the emergence of everything which was like looking at the big picture because life is one emergence consciousness is another emergence”
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The global brain
Discussed“i guess you've had on the show a friend of mine howard bloom he has a book called the global global brain and it's all about how you know in certain instances animals will like for example sacrifice themselves uh even when it isn't you know to the benefit of propagating their genes”
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You Are the Universe
Discussed“yeah this guy who did deepak chopra wrote a book with a physicist menace kofatos and the guy is called you are the universe and uh we got that guy and he's a pro”
Modern Wisdom
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The Enigma of Reason
Recommended“oh man that's hugo mercier er i keep promoting my own book but at the same time i'm asking people if you've never read the enigma of reason this is a book you should if you're like a super nerd about all this like i am like you are like you got to get the enigma of reason in your”
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Paid For
Recommended“rachel moran who's a prostitution survivor and has written this amazing book called paid for which is a memoir of her experiences um she talks about that the fact that not vomiting is one of the most important skills a prostitute can have because your your physical urge to run away and to cry into vomit is that strong that”
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What Got You Here Won't Get You There
Discussed“there's a book called what guy you hear won't get you there and we say it here all the time”
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Almanac of Naval Facts
Discussed“and it's the almanac of naval ravicon's one of my favorite books”
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Language, Truth and Logic
Discussed“it was originally put forward by aj ayer in the 20th century in a groundbreaking book called language truth and logic which stated that the only things that can be meaningful are those which are either empirically verifiable”
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Euthyphro
Discussed“the biggest ethical dilemma that that somebody who thinks that ethics is grounded in god has is known as the euthyphro dilemma comes from plato's euthyphro”
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Scars and Stripes
Discussed“um getting ready for this book and uh expanding freedom preserving protecting human life uh man just like the purpose of man i guess i knew that you'd done a lot and then reading the book it feels like you've lived maybe between four and five lifetimes to fit everything in”
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
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Everybody Has a Plan until They Get Punched in the Face
Discussed“Tony from reading your book and a lot of the things that you've said over the years one of the things that really stood out to me because I think it's been front of mine because a few guests have said this to me over the last couple of weeks is I was a product of my environment”
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Mud, sweat and tears
Discussed“I wrote an autobiography called mud sweat and tears originally but uh the truth is you know that and that would do well you know it did 20 weeks at number one”
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Tough
Discussed“now i sat here with terry crews the actor big tough guy and his new book tough which is about toxic masculinity”
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Never Give Up
Recommended“and empowerment is so evidently at the center of all the work you do with the scouts with your new book never give up which i highly recommend everybody reads”
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Tell Yourself a Better Lie
Discussed“so much of the um the underlying thesis about you know in your new book and i guess behind your rapid transformational therapy is this idea that there's stories that are within us that are yeah from our childhood or whatever”
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The Pursuit of God
Discussed“i start reading this book that my father had given me which it's interesting i've tried to read it you know years since and i it doesn't hit me the same way that it did then”
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Thirst
Discussed“i was reading through the book about what you saw when you arrived yeah oh my gosh the horrific things”
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Skin in the Game
Discussed“that's a quote taken from your book skin in the game”
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Emotion by Design
Recommended“reading your book emotion by design has taught me a lot of the things that i did right and i didn't even know i did right and then a lot of the things that i definitely could have done better in certain areas of my life”
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Brave, Not Perfect
Discussed“i'm guessing your book brave not perfect was written in this period of your life oh yes right yeah”
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Pay Up
Discussed“written on the back of your new book which takes a very different approach on many narratives rachelle simmons says finally we have a book that aims to fix the system not the women”
The Megyn Kelly Show
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Gosnell
Discussed“I didn't realize that you had written the drama Gosnell the trial of America's biggest serial killer about Kermit Gosnell a case in which I have a lot of interest”
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Truth and Beauty
Recommended“joining me now Andrew Clavin host of the Andrew Clavin show for The Daily wire and there's also a best-selling author and his most recent book which is amazing is titled the truth and Beauty how the lives and works of England's greatest poets point the way to a deeper understanding of the words of Jesus”
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Unmasked
Recommended“so you should get you got to read the book which you can see the picture of it behind paul now unmasked um to find out like his early thoughts on dna from these crime scenes and how could they be helpful and like let's get a let's get them in the system just in case this guy gets arrested”
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Sicko
Recommended“i love his writings on the environment and climate change and homelessness in san francisco and all sicko i should say that's the name of his book”
Conversations with Tyler
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Tomb of Sand
Discussed“oh i'm reading a a very interesting book right now by the first indian novelist khitanjali shri who writes in hindi to have been nominated for the booker”
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Raag Darbari
Recommended“there is a novel on the indian bureaucracy and political system called raj derbari which i read when i was in school which is one of my very favorite books”
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English, August
Recommended“the other book that comes to mind is english august which was again made into a film later it's also a stellar book”
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How Rights Went Wrong
Discussed“he recently has published a very interesting book called how rights went wrong why our obsession with rights is tearing america apart”
The Tim Ferriss Show
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Schaum's Outline of Statistics
Recommended“There is a series called Schaum's Outline. It's a a sort of like a crib book for college courses and they have a whole set of topics and one of them is on statistics which I just gave to my one of my daughters because she was interested in this exact conversation we're having.”
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Mathemagics
Recommended“There's a mathematician out at in the Claremont Colleges named Arthur Benjamin. And I think he has a book called Mathemagic.”
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Always Running
Discussed“In fact, his first major book which wasn't poetry was called Always Running: La Vida Loca: Gang Days in L.A., which he says proudly is the most stolen book in high school libraries across America.”
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The Seat of the Soul
Discussed“these are from your book two books the seed of the soul and then that first one is gary zukov”
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Healing the Shame that Binds You
Discussed“and then healing the shame that binds you”
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Oxford Handbook of Tropical Medicine
Discussed“i took this book called the oxford handbook of tropical medicine”
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The Ape And The Sushi Master
Discussed“the book for more this is by franz de val the dutch mythologist is called the ape and the sushi master”
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The Human Swarm
Recommended“he published a book called swarm”
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
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The Aristocracy of Talent
Discussed“um you've got these these books like michael sandel and and and markovic's book attacking the principle of meritocracy at the same time that you've got this sort of rather plutocratic uh ivy league system”
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Measuring the Mind
Discussed“his thesis was published as measuring the mind”
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The Right Nation
Discussed“he's the author or co-author of ten books including the right nation conservative power in america with john mick mickelthwaite capitalism in america with ellen greenspan”
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Capitalism in America
Discussed“he's the author or co-author of ten books including the right nation conservative power in america with john mick mickelthwaite capitalism in america with ellen greenspan”
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The Rise of the Meritocracy 1870-2033
Discussed“so the person who invented the term meritocracy was michael young who wrote this wonderful magnificent sort of really clever clever book in 1958 called uh called the rise of the meritocracy”
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The inequality of man
Discussed“he wrote this this this book i have it on my shelves here in 1932 called the inequality of man”
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Dr. Seuss's Sleep Book (Classic Seuss)
Discussed“first of all we had a Dr Seuss book come every week or something like that cuz we were in a book club and used to come home every every night and after dinner we would sit lay on the rug we had a hook one of those hooked rugs and we'd lay on the rug and you'd put your”
EconTalk
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The Puzzler
Discussed“he was last year in november of 2018 talking about his book 2 11.7 thanks a thousand 3 13.1 his latest book is the puzzler one man's quest to solve the most baffling puzzles ever”
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Rescuing Socrates
Discussed“and the reason your book is so powerful and um we're not going to have any spoilers i don't think on the stories you tell in the book”
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Why We Drive
Discussed“and we had matthew Crawford on the program in a very provocative book he wrote called why we drive and he was suggesting you know Google the reason Google wants to have a car a driverless car is because they want to be able to get your attention when you're driving and when you're driving it's a little dangerous to”
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The Yom Kippur War
Recommended“I want to recommend to listeners two books. We'll link to uh Abraham Rabinovich's book of the Yom Kippur War and Michael Oren's book of the Six-Day War uh Six Days of War.”
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We Were The Future
Recommended“I also want to recommend the book We Were the Future uh by Yael Neeman.”
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
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The Deafening Silence
Discussed“I was going to talk about that; I love this section on 'Hiding Behind the Body.'”
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Healing Back Pain
Discussed“In that chapter, I reference the work of Dr. John Sarno, who wrote Healing Back Pain and The Mind-Body Prescription.”
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Happy Days
Recommended“We hadn't seen each other for three years, but you wrote this incredible book called Happy Days: The Guided Path from Trauma to Profound Freedom and Inner Peace.”
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Happy Mind, Happy Life
Recommended“And of course, today we're talking about his brand new book, which I'm going to hold hold up the virtual digital version, which is the world we live in now. Happy mind, happy life. And I really, really hope that all of you go out and grab a copy of this book, 10 simple ways to feel great every day.”
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The Hypomanic Edge
Recommended“One is called Hypomanic Edge, and the other one is called First-Rate Madness, which is such powerful... Both of those book I highly recommend it.”
Lex Fridman Podcast
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The Unseen Body
Recommended“We’ll talk about fascinating details, but what’s you— I should say for people that should read your book, they will come face to face with the fact that you do not shy away from the weird and the wonderful of the human body.”
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The Life And Fate Of Vasily Grossman
Discussed“Also partly because of having seen bits of it in the Middle East and elsewhere. I mention this because Grossman in the middle of Life and Fate takes time out and provides a three-page explanation, a three-page description of anti-Semitism.”
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The Leopard
Discussed“Oh, The Leopard, obviously—the Leopard of Giuseppe di Lampedusa.”
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The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
Discussed“Personally, I have read and reread William Shirer's The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, who's another journalist who was there.”
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The doors of perception
Discussed“I remember I got far too young in age; I read the Doors of Perception of Aldous Huxley.”
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Lord of Flies
Discussed“Well, I remember that the first book that absolutely threw me was The Lord of the Flies by William Golding, which used to be a signed text and everyone’s a bit snotty about because it's so popular.”
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Stefan Zweig
Discussed“Um, I mean that's one of my favorite books, Stefan Zweig's The World of Yesterday, including the descriptions of what it was like trying to have sex in pre-First World War Vienna.”
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Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei
Discussed“One of Lenin's great works is titled 'The Economic History of Russia,' where he examines centuries of history. It's a massive book, about three or four inches thick, and I am one of the few people who have read it.”
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Economics, an introductory analysis
Discussed“Yeah, he came up only as an object of dismissal; for example, the major textbook in economics that I was taught with and that was for many years the canonical book, it isn't quite anymore, was a book authored by a professor of economics at MIT named Paul Samuelson, and people kind of—you know, a whole generation or two were”
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Build
Discussed“so in build i write a chapter called yes and you lay out beautifully the types of and uh maybe you could speak to the constructive and the destructive types of okay”
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Story
Recommended“I'm a huge fan of stories. Have you ever read the book 'Story' by Robert McKee?”
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The Case Against Reality
Discussed“He's the author of over 120 scientific papers on these topics, and his most recent book, titled "The Case Against Reality: Why Evolution Hid The Truth From Our Eyes."”
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Vision
Discussed“In his book "Vision" suggested that the more primitive sensory systems were less realistic, less vertical. But that by the time you got to something as complicated as the humans, we were actually estimating the true shapes and distances to objects and so forth.”
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The Age of Em
Discussed“I like the idea of portfolio of descendants, and we'll talk about portfolios with your idea of, you briefly mentioned, we'll return there with Em, E-M, "The Age of Em: Work, Love, and Life when Robots Rule the Earth." E-M, by the way, is emulated minds.”
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The Turner Diaries
Discussed“you know the conspiracy theories you know the turner diaries is this book written in 1978 it it introduced the the replacement theory to a lot of people”
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The Great Experiment
Recommended“uh and there's a wonderful book by yasha monk called the great experiment that talks about the difficulty of diversity in democracy”
People I (Mostly) Admire
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Contact
Discussed“Back in the 1970s, the famous novel where Carl Sagan wrote was called "Contact," in which the heroine was essentially a fictionalized version of you.”
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Split the Pie
Discussed“and the second is his new book entitled split the pie when I first heard he had a new book on negotiation I wondered what new ideas could there possibly be on that topic but then I read the book and honestly I was shocked at how original and insightful his approach really was”
Timcast IRL
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Loving v. Virginia
Discussed“and again i i'm i'm have to reach back because i haven't read loving versus virginia which is the relevant case in a while”
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Beautiful Outlaw
Recommended“i wanted to recommend a book called beautiful outlaw by john eldridge it really changed my view on religion it gave me permission to be a real man and a christian jesus was a prankster and a gangster”
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The Gray Lady Winked
Recommended“and one of the books that robert has recommended on our locals community uh the gray lady winked you realize it's it's not a one-off it's institutionalized”
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Back to Basics
Recommended“elliott says best book i have is called back to basics everything from building cabins to sustainable farming to useful household crafts”
The Book Review
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In the Houses of Their Dead - the Lincolns, the Booths, and the Spirits
Discussed“Terry Alford is here to talk about in the houses of their dead which examines the role of spiritualism in the families of Abraham Lincoln and his assassin John wils Booth”
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The hack
Recommended“I'm reading a novel by a writer named Wilfred Sheed who's one of my favorites it's called the hack and it's from 1963”
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The sweet dove died
Critiqued“Paula burn makes special notice of a a late Pim novel called The Sweet Dove died and contends that it's her best novel and I actually would have loved to hear a little bit more about why because I vehemently disagree”
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Excellent Women
Discussed“these women who are well brought up and very proper a little bit Pious but can also be a little dowy a little dreary a little bit easier to overlook I mean I think one thing that's great about Pim is that she Yanks the spot away from these more explosive”
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Some Tame Gazelle
Discussed“and in the novel that eventually was published as some tame gazelle which was her first published novel but she was working on all the way back to the Oxford days”
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Werner Herzog - Of Walking in Ice
Discussed“one of his more well-known books of walking in ice describes this journey he made on foot from Munich to Paris it was 600 miles in the dead of winter”
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Meant to Be
Recommended“it's called meant to be and it's by Emily gfin it came out on May 31st and it re-imagines the story of JFK Jr and Carolyn bassette Kennedy who was his wife”
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A Glass of Blessings
Recommended“my favorite among them after excellent women is one called a glass of blessings it's a little bit later on it features unusually a central protagonist who's married”
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The Foundling
Discussed“Ann Larry joins us now her new and fourth novel the foundling Tells A riveting story set about a century ago”
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The Edge of the Sea
Discussed“but I think you'd also have to mention Rachel Carson's the edge of the sea or in a more recent vein I would also add Robert McFarlan to the list”
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Life Between the Tides
Recommended“I've been reading a book it's not poetry but it's very poetic it's a book we reviewed a few months ago called life between the tides by a guy named Adam Nicholson”
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Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
Recommended“one is the one I'm reading which is a novel called Saturday night and Sunday morning which was made into a movie starring Albert finny”
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Uncertain Ground
Discussed“Phil cly a Marine Corps veteran and claimed fiction writer joins us to talk about a new collection of his non-fiction uncertain ground citizenship in an age of endless Invisible War”
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An Island
Discussed“her first novel published in the United States is an Island it was longlisted for the booker Prize last year”
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Missionaries
Discussed“because my last book missionaries was in many ways a novel about these things and I think that you know novel is not a a Manifesto It's a novel”
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Phil
Discussed“you reviewed a juicy is biography yeah it's a short book about Phil nichelson the golfer Tiger Woods's great rival and it was written by Alan shnook a fellow who's written long time for Sports Illustrated in Golf Magazine”
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Here's the Deal
Discussed“I reviewed kellyanne Conway's Memoir which is called here's the deal which I thought was an interesting title”
Behind the Bastards
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The Goat-gland Transplantation
Discussed“And a really nice letter and a copy of Can you guys see what the cover says? No. Well, maybe the Goat Gland Transplantation. Oh, the Goatlandation.”
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Redwall
Critiqued“I grew up with uh red the Red Wall books. The Red Wall books like even though like Stoats are not a race of people in real life, they are a type of weasel.”
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Envisioning Real Utopias
Discussed“if you know we look at uh at revolution as a combination of I think Eric Olen Wright he had in his book envisioning real real utopias three basic concepts of transformation.”
The Rich Roll Podcast
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The Science and Technology of Growing Young
Discussed“it's this idea of i mean it's literally the title of your book like growing young like the reversal of aging”
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The Conversion of Liquid Rocket Fuels, Risk Assessment, Technology and Treatment Options for the Conversion of Abandoned Liquid Ballistic Missile Propellants (Fuels and Oxidizers) in Azerbaijan
Discussed“Have you read "Rocket Fuel"? Hm-hm. So good. So it basically explains how in most dynamics, whether it's business or relationships, you've got the one that's the more dominant, the big shiny object”
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Do Hard Things
Discussed“So much to talk to you about, the new book is called Do Hard Things. It comes out June 21st, right?”
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The Gangster’s Guide to Sobriety
Discussed“And it's a tale that he lets loose in his wildly entertaining and darkly comic new book, "The Gangster's Guide to Sobriety," which chronicles Richie's descent into the abyss and his slog to redemption.”
Dwarkesh Podcast
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The Laws of Trading
Recommended“today i have the pleasure of speaking with augustine lebron who is the author of the laws of trading a trader's guide to better decision making for everyone um this is one of those books uh you know tyler cowan calls these quake books that completely um shift the models you have of the world um i i really really”
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A Deepness in the Sky
Recommended“probably the best book i have ever read about software development is actually uh science fiction um vern revenge a deepness in the sky i feel like is uh very crucially about like it sort of takes this idea like what if we've been building on the same software stack for six thousand years what does that look like”
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Red-Blooded Risk
Recommended“if you're a software engineer and you like science fiction you know read it with the eye towards thinking of it as a softer book as a thing i would say um if you want to think about kind of risk-taking in general uh aaron brown's red-blooded risk is i'm trying to think of books that probably people haven't heard”
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The Poker Face of Wall Street
Recommended“in fact all of his books are really good like um the thing that got me interested in finance was reading his book uh the poker face of wall street because i was playing poker at the time and it's kind of like hey maybe wall street maybe that's a thing”
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Kolyma Stories
Recommended“and one that's uh kind of off the wall a little bit is uh it's called kalima stories by varalam shalamov and it is a collection of stories about people who who sort of lived in the gulag in siberia during sort of stalinist times um i think it is possibly the most revealing book about human nature that i've”
Huberman Lab
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Yoga Body
Recommended“For example, there's a good book called 'Yoga Body' that will challenge people's notions of yoga.”
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Stretching: Pocket Book Edition
Discussed“Some of you may know the Anderson method, which has existed for a long time; I regret that I don't know whether Anderson is still alive. One significant aspect of the Anderson method, relevant to the peer-reviewed research we’ll discuss shortly, is the idea of stretching through pain and the balance between active and passive static stretching.”
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Listening to Prozac
Discussed“I remember the book 'Listening to Prozac' from when Prozac and similar drugs first emerged, and the excitement that surrounded them. Nowadays, I hear more about the problems associated with these drugs, and perhaps it's because I engage in both scientific and wellness communities where the focus is on behavioral change.”
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Dry
Discussed“It's analogous to what Augusten Burroughs wrote in 'Dry': his initial drink felt like a magic elixir that melded seamlessly with his physiology. As I read that, I thought, first of all, that may be the most alien experience to me regarding alcohol, and secondly, what a challenging situation for those individuals.”
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Why We Sleep
Recommended“For example, when researching episodes on sleep, one of the valuable books I read is Matt Walker's book 'Why We Sleep.' I've read that book, but I also wanted to ensure I captured the key takeaways, and Blinkist was crucial for that.”
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The Black Swan
Recommended“Other books I've previously read and own, but listen to the Blinkist version of occasionally, include Tim Ferris's 'The 4-Hour Body,' Tim Ferris's 'The 4-Hour Chef,' Nassim Taleb's 'The Black Swan,' and many other titles.”
SmartLess
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The Terminal List
Discussed“Oh, so it's based on a New York Times best-selling novel by an author named Jack Carr. Jack Carr is a former Navy SEAL and my buddy Jared. When I did a film called Zero Dark Thirty...”
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White Fang
Recommended“what's that? I don't know, White Fang; it's like, I think it's based on a Jack London book. And I've got you, I think he may have Ethan Hawke when he was younger!”
ChooseFI
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Tools of Titans
Recommended“So just to quickly catch anyone up who doesn't know, Tim Urban's article 'The Tail End,' you should Google it. It's essentially a visual representation of the timeline of your life.”
This Week in Startups
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From Here to Equality
Recommended“So anyway, to a book I read that was amazing from here to equality reparations for black Americans in the 21st century. I interviewed these co-authors William Darity and Kirsten Mullen who just talk about all the financial and policy decisions”
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Tulsa's Historic Greenwood District
Recommended“And then there anyway There's a second recommendation here. This one actually is from Nick who read Black Wall Street from Riot to Renaissance in Tulsa's historic Greenwood district and this is the you know it's until Watchmen came out”
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The Dark Forest
Discussed“the idea of the dark forest like if you're in a dark forest and you don't know what's out there but you assume there are probably things that are out there that can kill you”
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Burn Rate
Recommended“because one of my favorite books that i've read recently was burn rate um and the founder came on our podcast he the author is andy dunn the founder of i think it's pronounced pronounced bonobos”
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'My Name's Bond, James Bond'
Discussed“i mean i guess ian fleming's books if they're based on his books it's based on that character but you can't be it's acting folks you can you have different characters also they are fiction they are fictitious so different”
No Stupid Questions
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Complicit
Discussed“and he has this new book called complicit how we enable the unethical and how to stop”
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Setting the Table
Recommended“I have to say I love Danny Meyer I read setting the table uh it's a really good book”
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Parent Nation
Discussed“Yes I was talking to Dana Suskin who we both know she is a pediatric surgeon and she wrote this book called Parent Nation it's about what we have to do as a society to take care of all children and it's very much about the kids who are overlooked the kids who don't have advantages and Dana wrote a”
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Thirty Million Words
Discussed“Yes I was talking to Dana Suskin who we both know she is a pediatric surgeon and she wrote this book called Parent Nation it's about what we have to do as a society to take care of all children and it's very much about the kids who are overlooked the kids who don't have advantages and Dana wrote a”
My First Million
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The Essays of Warren Buffett
Recommended“it's a compilation of uh night from 1964 i think up until 2010 or i forget the year of every single one of warren buffett's annual letters and what you'll notice i actually analyzed this his words per sentence actually gets shorter and shorter each year and i would argue that's because he's becoming a better writer and what's really”
Pod Save America
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Battling the Big Lie
Discussed“you know in your new book battling the big lie which is on sale today right today today today you had an excerpt of vanity fairness”
Monday Morning Podcast
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John Bonham
Discussed“Um, it’s a book written by John Bonham’s brother Mick Bonham, and I just see it says Bonham, B-O-N-H-A-M. I was looking like bond, ham, bond is good in French?”
The Rubin Report
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Why I Stand
Discussed“The 'Why I Stand' book is being discussed for a movie adaptation.”
