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Every book Yana Krupnikov recommended on podcasts
Yana Krupnikov appears on The Ezra Klein Show as an insightful political researcher focused on voter behavior, political communication, and the ways everyday citizens engage with or detach from politics. Drawing directly from her academic expertise and research interests, Krupnikov shares several thoughtful book recommendations designed to illuminate human behavior and social interaction. Her first recommendation is What Goes Without Saying by Taylor N. Carlson and Jaime E. Settle, a fascinating book that explores how people navigate political conversations—or intentionally avoid them—in their daily lives. Continuing with work by Taylor N. Carlson, Krupnikov recommends the forthcoming book Through the Grapevine, which investigates the consequences of relying on other people for political news, examining how information spreads incorrectly through social networks and the resulting impacts. For her final recommendation, Krupnikov shifts away from strictly political texts to suggest Sorry I'm Late, I Didn't Want to Come by Jessica Pan. She praises this humorous book for offering an introvert's perspective on dealing with other people, emphasizing how it helps readers understand a worldview vastly different from their own. Through these selections, Krupnikov highlights literature that uncovers the complexities of interpersonal communication and human psychology.
Books recommended by Yana Krupnikov
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Sorry I'm Late, I Didn't Want to Come
Sorry I'm Late, I Didn't Want to Come by Jessica Pan is a humorous and insightful memoir about an introverted journalist who spends a year pushing herself out of her comfort zone by saying yes to every social invitation and terrifying situation that comes her way.
Recommended“it is a book called sorry I'm late I didn't want to come by Jessica pan which is about uh dealing with other people as an introvert it is an incredibly funny book but it also gets at this idea of looking at the world from the eyes of somebody who is completely different than you”
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Through the Grapevine
Through the Grapevine by Taylor N.
Recommended“it's a book called Through the Grapevine which is a book about what happens when we count on other people to tell us about political news how people get it wrong and what ends up happening if that's who we are dependent on”
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What Goes Without Saying
What Goes Without Saying by Taylor N.
Recommended“the first book I would recommend is a book called what goes without saying by Taylor Carlson and Jamie settle which is about how people talk to each other or actually don't talk to each other about politics which is a really kind of fascinating book especially for people who really like talking about politics about what everyone else uh”
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Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| Why Trump Is Winning With Disengaged Voters | The Ezra Klein Show | 2024-06-18 | 3 |