Books first mentioned on podcasts in week 2023-W33

“I actually discuss this in quite a bit of detail in the book. You've met her, you know, on numerous occasions.”

“This was a psychologist named Edward Hall who published this book called The Hidden Dimension on human personal space, and that was in 1966.”

“Like it was annoying, and the more recent research, it's so interesting; there is a Princeton neuroscientist named Michael Graziano and he wrote this book called The Spaces Between Us: A Story of Neuroscience, Evolution, and Human Nature.”

“In her 2018 book, Dare to Lead, Brown writes that she first heard the phrase clear is kind, unclear is unkind at a 12-step meeting.”

“Have you read that Emerson biography yet? I'm like halfway through it.”

“But I had the experience of that and with the Emerson book, 'Mind on Fire,' that you recommended where I can only make it like three or four pages, and I have to stop.”

“I also just read this book like, um, I read this book 'Freak Kingdom' or 'Kingdom of Freaks' that it's about by this creative writing professor, but it's about the political activism and writings of Hunter S. Thompson. Oh.”

“But you had recommended that Kamen's book. Oh yeah, that's another one that writing is incredible.”

“Um, yeah, he wrote this book 'Lone Star,' which is a history of Texas, which is incredible.”

“And then he also wrote this book about the Korean War which he fought in called 'This Kind of War.' That's also incredible.”

“Well see, so his book 'Empire of the Summer Moon' was the one I was like, oh, I love this book.”

“Okay, Lauren Eiseley's 'The Immense Journey.' It's a history of nothing less than the entire Earth's evolution.”

“So in a lot of ways like this title itself, I wasn't writing toward this title, but when my editor was like this is a quote from the Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth, she's like what do you think of this as a book?”

“No, he wrote about the generals in Iraq and then wrote this great book on the founding fathers called 'First Principles', but he also wrote a history of the Civil Rights Movement from the perspective of a military historian.”

“Deisseroth, when he was on your podcast, mentioned something—perhaps it was in his book, I don’t recall—that love is one of these things we create narratives around.”

“And you're studying Exodus, but this might be more of a Genesis example.”

“By the way, Ben Shapiro is so full of... he writes an entire book in 2014, The People vs. Barack Obama, where he suggests a RICO case against Barack Obama for the...”

“You've read will stores book uh the status game where he talks about that uh group that has yams they they build but grow the biggest yam and then they give it to their enemy”

“and I've told you I have a book that's coming out August 8th called gay fathers twin Sons the citizenship case that captured the world”

“um uh born together read apart your book uh awesome awesome breakdown of this”

“and deliberately divided”

“if you're really really new to twin studies you might want to check my 1999 book called entwined lies where I cover many many different topics on twins”

“Now here we are having created hundreds of hours of content, and we have a book that just came out.”

“You know, the thing that's interesting about that in terms of this disaster spirituality, which we borrowed from Naomi Klein, who has a book called Disaster Capitalism, can we, um, people that we follow.”

“Then a doctor like Christian Northrup is going to come along and say, like, I'm an OB GYN, I went to Dartmouth, I wrote this best-selling book, Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom, and I'm here to tell you that there’s nanotechnology in the vaccines, and they put an ink in there that's called luciferase that's going to give you the mark”