Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

The hosts discussed reading the novel, noting its emotional intensity and beauty, and mentioned stopping halfway to switch to the audiobook.

The musicalturnednovel was mentioned in passing as something the hosts had just watched.

It was listed among the topselling memoirs in the same rundown of popular books.

They praised it as the best biography they'd read, calling it an alltime favorite nonfiction work and describing it as insanely good.

Dax recalled a line from The Hero's Journey about the hero having the courage to pursue his own bliss, noting its impact on his thinking.

Dan Slepian announced the release of his book, The Sing Sing Files, detailing the case of one journalist and six innocent men over a 20year fight for justice. The hosts encouraged listeners to read the book and highlighted its upcoming promotion.

The title was listed among Larson's notable nonfiction books. It was cited as an example of his previous publications.

Barbara noted that Beth Macy's upcoming book Raising Lazarus was a highly regarded work on treatment and gaps in the opioid crisis.

The kidfriendly version of Sapiens was referenced as a book they had read aloud to their children.

The guest recalled reading Diary of a Wimpy Kid with her son, noting how the character apologizes in the story.

The children's book Sulwe was mentioned as a story about colorism that Lupita wrote and that helped her explain her experiences with skin tone.

The hosts noted they had watched the documentary adaptation of the book and described it as moving and unexpectedly intense, emphasizing how the work offers a new perspective on families with children who differ from their parents.

It was described as a short, illustrated book that explains the physics of time.

Science and Health was referenced as the foundational text of Christian Science, which the speakers described as possibly the most boring book ever written.

The host said they had read the book, confirming it was Jeffrey Toobin's work about the scandal and admitted they only had a cursory understanding of the events before reading it.

The hosts mentioned The White Album while discussing JoanDidion's body of work and her influence on other writers.

The title was mentioned as one of her earlier books and later as the manuscript she was drafting about teenage girls.

Dax mentioned that Amanda was a fan of the novel, noting the title during their conversation about literature. The book was cited as a point of shared interest.

The book was highlighted as Rizwan's bestselling work, with a second edition released and translations such as a Japanese edition, and it was repeatedly urged to listeners to read the updated version.

The hosts mentioned the book as a great read, highlighting its quality and relevance when discussing early air travel history. It was cited as an example of a wellwritten historical biography.