Books first mentioned on podcasts in week 2023-W01

“and by the way I want to give a shout out Rachel Hertz wrote a chapter for the book neurobiology of sensation and reward which is a gas in general”

“uh well they can read my new book called better ape with Richmond Campbell”

“but there's a book by Ari Whitton who goes deep with it”

“so you know Roy's book I love is there anything good about men it's just a terrific book and it you know I can just recite from that”

“But I think a very good starting place would be the DSM. You've heard of this, right?”

“But one that I read again last week was by Russ Poldrack, he said Stanford, and he's a neuroscientist, and his book is called Hard to Break, Why Our Brains Make Habits Stick. I'm going to read for you his definition of addiction.”

“Yeah, among many other books, she wrote one called The Soul of the Octopus. Yeah, and it describes a deep bond, a love affair really, that she shared with a particular octopus.”

“So your latest book is entitled The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times. And if I'm counting correctly, it's your fifth book that has the word 'hope' in the title, and you've got a podcast called Jane Goodall Hope Cast.”

“My guest today, Jared Diamond, has written some of the best-selling popular science books of all time, including "Guns, Germs, and Steel" and "Collapse."”

“Brian it has a book that's coming out with choosify publishing later on this year and we'll do an announcement on that in the near future talking about why does the stock market go up”

“listen to her on others on other podcasts like Reader Books thinking abouts was just a life-changing book for me”

“Um, yeah, some of those micro moments that I had a chance to see in going through this exercise was like, 'Oh here's a book that I read, The Soul of Money, which is the greatest book I've ever read in terms of my emotional relationship with money.'”

“We're working with you to bring a book into the world that will discuss this exact tax strategy—that tool that is massively underutilized.”

“Paul Verzi is also the guy who told me Seabiscuit was an unbelievable athlete! A damn horse! And you know why he said that?”

“I think Warren Farrell wrote a book called The Boy crisis told me yesterday when I was talking to them every single high school shooter was fatherless”

“according to Thomas lacquer's 2003 book solitary sex a cultural history of masturbation masturbation as we know it was invented in 1713.”

“This is why Voltaire in [ __ ] candy I brought up Pang loss like he is mocking this idea that like the the pangos is this like philosopher guy who's saying like this is the best of all possible worlds”

“You and I talked about Chuck Klosterman, and I never—and I interviewed him—but he never talked about this in the book, I don't think.”

“and I would just I want to give this quote Ben that you found from what is this Jeffrey Robinson's book uh book title if you want to look it up is prescription games money ego and power inside the global pharmaceutical industry”

“uh Marshall brain uh founder of how stuff works the author of The ongoing serialized work imagining Elon Musk million person Mars colony you can check it out today at marshallbrain.com and that's the end of this classic episode”

“I do want to mention as we close that this is only the latest in a long line of books that you have written Marshall including how God works the engineering book of multiple house stuff works books mana mana uh teenager's Guide to the real world”

“I do want to mention as we close that this is only the latest in a long line of books that you have written Marshall including how God works the engineering book of multiple house stuff works books mana mana uh teenager's Guide to the real world”

“The economist Bryan Kaplan, in a book called The Case Against Education, argues that one major function of a college degree is to act as a social signal—a way to tell the world that you are worth hiring, worth being friends with, perhaps worth being intimidated by. In Kaplan's view, this has driven a kind of credential inflation, where more”

“We had help this week from Jeremy Johnston and Jared Holt, and special thanks to Stephen Greenhouse, author of 'Beaten Down, Worked Up: The Past, Present, and Future of American Labor.'”

“Morty is also the author of a recent book about loneliness it's called together”

“He ultimately wrote a book about the tragedy called Heatwave”

“it's the fall of public man”

“you know the lonely crowd”

“so kleinenberg wrote another book this one called going solo the extraordinary rise and surprising appeal of living alone”

“This is the idea kleinenberg plays with in his latest book called palaces for the people”

“Roy Baumeister and John Tierney have written two books together the first called willpower was published in 2011.”

“but also it reminds me of something you wrote in how Music Works about how music evolved with the spaces it's played in”

“Putting Putin is also the author of The Landmark book bowling alone which was published in 2000”

“yes I I was I was just finishing up the very last bits of the previous book identically different which is about why Twins were different”

“So when I was reading about your view on calorie counting in your book spoon fed it was I screenshotted it this morning and sent it to him”

“and I think this is just you know it's a great lesson moving away from our reductionism we always like to think of you know one food is one vitamin or one chemical and that's an easy way to think about it we can't comprehend they've got a thousand different ingredients so decaf coffee but yeah well you've got green”

“Zoe is a a personalized nutrition company that I founded nearly six years ago with uh to my co-founders who came to one of my uh talks I was talking about the diet myth and the microbiome and they came up to me and said you know we think what you're doing is really exciting”

“He's also an advisor and co-host on many shows, and today we're discussing my new book, Young Forever: The Secrets to Living Your Longest, Healthiest Life.”

“I talked about this in my last book, Food Fix; in prisons, if they give prisoners healthy food, violent crime goes down by 56%.”

“The book is titled 'Young Forever' by Mark Hyman, detailing how to live the longest, healthiest life with a step-by-step program to reverse diseases, alleviate pain, and rejuvenate energy.”