Books first mentioned on podcasts in week 2022-W51

“Yeah, did you guys read the book he wrote, A Ride of a Lifetime? What is it?”

“and the great historian on this is Annette Gordon Reed who has a fabulous and important book called The Hemmings family of Monticello”

“the most recent one is Stalin's War a new history of World War II published last year”

“uh the book that I would recommend is July 1914 countdown to War”

“I did a book on the ottoman fronts of the Middle East called the ottoman end game”

“he's an international law enforcement consultant who served as a special agent in the FBI for more than 30 years and he is author of the new book The Fall of the FBI and also gives us an inside look on what transpired that day to the impact it had for years to come and right up to the FBI”

“so also that's an awesome book before we move on Yeah Yeah But book is great the show is turning out much better than I expected”

“Well it's like who's the most important character in Waiting for Godot Oh the guy who doesn't show up”

“I don't know there's a French play called tartuffe and for the which I remember reading years ago and for the first easily two-thirds of it people are talking about this tartooth dude and he doesn't show up until the end”

“um and unacknowledged is also a book that has more information and if it's available at Amazon and everywhere else those the the book and the movie unacknowledged are really about my journey discovering what the unacknowledged special access projects which is the proper name for these a very classified projects are”

“I am the author of tales from the inverted world you can watch season one on YouTube season two is on Tim cast exclusively we got the tales from the inverted world book at invertedworldbook.com and uh the new book should be out in a bit”

“I mean Eddie Hearn comes to mind His book is called Relentless and he's you know I remember I remember him asking him like what's the end game”

“Now we talk about the you know I've read that book bounce Have you read that book Yeah the ten thousand hours sort of mindset of you know that”

“One of them was uh a book in it in its 30th printing or something it was originally written back in the early 60s I think maybe even the 50s a book by Barry Goldwater it's called the conscience of a conservative”

“He's a Democratic Socialist, a political writer, the founding editor of Jacobin, the president of The Nation, a former Vice Chair of the Democratic Socialists of America, and the author of The Socialist Manifesto: The Case for Radical Politics in an Era of Extreme Inequality.”

“As I often do, please allow me to read a few lines from the poem 'If' by Rudyard Kipling: 'If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you, if you can trust yourself when all men doubt you but make allowance for their doubting too, if you can wait and not”

“Hey, you know, leisure should mean civic activity too, right? I mean, there's that famous book by Robert Putnam, 'Bowling Alone,' or whatever—he describes it for now.”

“Perhaps I'll sort of reveal my bias here as I've been reading too much, maybe not enough, but a lot about, you know, books like 'Stalin's War in Ukraine,' and just I've been reading a lot about the 30s and 40s for personal reasons related to my travels in Ukraine and all that kind of stuff.”

“Plenty of studies point to the adverse psychological effects of inequality, as discussed in the popular book 'The Spirit Level' about how inequality adversely affects the psyches of both the rich and the poor.”

“Now, let me leave you with some words from Stanislav Lem's Solaris: 'How do you expect to communicate with the ocean when we can't even understand one another?'”

“I mean, there is not one day that goes by where I don't hear about or talk about writing a book right now about the search for life in the universe.”

“Have you read Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road'? As much as I can take, I’m a huge admirer; I think he's incredibly gifted.”

“There's a reason I titled my new book 'Lost and Found' —sometimes we discover what was missing from our lives.”

“She's also the author of communicating with kids book published in 2015 based on her background training teachers and providing parental support so Stephanie I was reading your book today 2015 book communicating with children and I thought maybe I could playfully put you on the spot in my First Book 12 rules for life I my first popular book”

“the freudians and the unions were very very good at delineating out the shadow side of the devouring mother The best book on that I think is the great mother by Eric Neumann which is an absolutely terrific book details out the symbolic representations of the devouring mother and the devouring mother interestingly isn't the woman who pushes the baby”

“Oh yeah, look, I'll tell you this man, The Jungle Book, it ain't a book, it's a damn librarian, son.”