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Every book Nina Kraus recommended on podcasts

Guest on EconTalk · 1 book · 1 episode across 1 podcast

Books recommended by Nina Kraus

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  1. Lost Connections

    Johann Hari · Discussed · 1 episode

    Lost Connections by Johann Hari is a profound exploration of the underlying social and psychological causes of depression and anxiety, arguing that modern distress stems largely from a loss of meaningful human connections.

    Discussed
    “because i think that part of what disconnects us as a society and um you know is is um you know part of of the the the depression and mental illness that that you know you had a in in the lost connections book right”
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Books Nina Kraus wrote

Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
Nina Kraus on Hearing, Noise, and Of Sound MindEconTalk2021-11-291
Other mentions (7: passing, ad reads, own books)
Plugged Of Sound Mind
“and the book the book is my love letter to sound”
Plugged Of Sound Mind
“and so the first part of the book and it's just it's the first third and it's called how sound works”
Plugged Of Sound Mind
“and one of the metaphors that i use in the book is a mixing board”
Plugged Of Sound Mind
“it's only a small part of the book on alice about a page and a half there is a chapter on songbirds toward the end”
Plugged Of Sound Mind
“and you know i give many many examples in the book that people can think about with respect to their own lives”
Plugged Of Sound Mind
“and there is you know clearly i mean and as i say in the aging chapter i am so happy as an older person”
Plugged Of Sound Mind
“so one of the things that that you know russ is that uh twenty percent of the book is references so you know for anybody out there who's listening and saying oh she's just saying um there there is a lot of science and a lot of converging evidence”