Happy Place
Emily Henry
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FEELING THINGS: 5 Things to Say Instead of “It Will Be Okay” (Hint: Bring Cookies, Not Advice)
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A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows, and A Dance with Dragons
It was said that the show is coming back with a prequel season titled 'House of the Dragon'. The prequel season is simpler than Game of Thrones.
Game of Thrones is coming back. What? I thought they all died.
— Episode: Wed Post Show (6-12-24)
It was said that the show is coming back with a prequel season titled 'House of the Dragon'. The prequel season is simpler than Game of Thrones.
Game of Thrones is coming back. What? I thought they all died.
The prequel season like two or three. House of Dragon. Yeah, it's coming back. House of Dragons awesome. And it's so much simpler than Game of Thrones. It's like a couple lines, a couple storylines and you're good to go.
Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics
The book was described as being inspirational but not overly cheesy. One host mentioned that a movie adaptation was released on Christmas Day, and gave it a 4/5 star rating.
It's about a rowing team and it is whoo. It's sad, but it's good.
— Episode: Tuesday Post Show (2-13-24)
The book was described as being inspirational but not overly cheesy. One host mentioned that a movie adaptation was released on Christmas Day, and gave it a 4/5 star rating.
It's about a rowing team and it is whoo. It's sad, but it's good.
It's inspirational but not like super cheesy like you would expect.
I thought it's pretty good probably a four out of five
What We Should Know about the People We Don't Know
Jelly Roll mentioned reading this Malcolm Gladwell book last year as part of his annual practice of rereading one of his books.
And I pick a Malcolm Gladwell book that I've read before. So, like, this year I read Talking to Strangers.
— Episode: Raw and Real: A Candid Conversation with...
Jelly Roll mentioned reading this Malcolm Gladwell book last year as part of his annual practice of rereading one of his books.
And I pick a Malcolm Gladwell book that I've read before. So, like, this year I read Talking to Strangers.
The Power of Thinking Without Thinking
This book was mentioned alongside "Outliers" and "David and Goliath" as part of the speaker's discussion about a potential project with Malcolm Gladwell.
he wrote outliers and Blink and David and Goliath and he's...
— Episode: Weds Post Show (10-11-23)
This book was mentioned alongside "Outliers" and "David and Goliath" as part of the speaker's discussion about a potential project with Malcolm Gladwell.
he wrote outliers and Blink and David and Goliath and he's...
Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants
The book was mentioned in relation to a potential project with Malcolm Gladwell; the speaker found the story of David and Goliath interesting in the context of the book.
he wrote outliers and Blink and David and Goliath and he's...
— Episode: Weds Post Show (10-11-23)
The book was mentioned in relation to a potential project with Malcolm Gladwell; the speaker found the story of David and Goliath interesting in the context of the book.
he wrote outliers and Blink and David and Goliath and he's...
David and Goliath is super interesting too when literally he talks about David and Goliath and how really David was the favorite not Goliath.
The podcast mentioned the book *Gone With the Wind*, referencing its character Rhett Butler, in relation to a Madame Alexander doll that resembled him. A discussion about the doll's value and potential sale ensued.
Rhett? Yeah, you can buy it online for 30 bucks.
— Episode: (Tues Early Bird) Dr. Lori V Evaluates A...
The podcast mentioned the book *Gone With the Wind*, referencing its character Rhett Butler, in relation to a Madame Alexander doll that resembled him. A discussion about the doll's value and potential sale ensued.
Rhett? Yeah, you can buy it online for 30 bucks.
Rhett frankly my dear, I don't give a damn. Is that him?
A Celebration of the First Edition (Chronicles of Narnia, 2)
This children's book was part of a trivia question; a contestant correctly finished the title.
Finish the title of this kids book. The Lion, the Witch and the Blank.
— Episode: Best Bits: JUST THE BITS
This children's book was part of a trivia question; a contestant correctly finished the title.
Finish the title of this kids book. The Lion, the Witch and the Blank.
Wardrobe.
The speaker really enjoyed this book, giving it a score of five out of five in the rom-com category.
I loved. And then Beach Read, I'm like, meh. [...] But I give like Book Lovers and Happy Place a five for the rom-com category.
— Episode: FEELING THINGS: 5 Things to Say Instead...
The speaker really enjoyed this book, giving it a score of five out of five in the rom-com category.
I loved. And then Beach Read, I'm like, meh. [...] But I give like Book Lovers and Happy Place a five for the rom-com category.
The Original 1818 Unabridged and Complete Edition (A Mary Shelley Classics
The movie adaptation was highly praised, particularly because it was told in chapters, giving different perspectives, and it made the monster feel more human and able to talk. The speaker noted that Mary Shelley wrote the original novel when she was only 17 years old.
I started like reading more about Shelley. Mary Shelley wrote that when she was 17 years old.
— Episode: 25W: The Red Flag Bobby Ignored + Why To...
The movie adaptation was highly praised, particularly because it was told in chapters, giving different perspectives, and it made the monster feel more human and able to talk. The speaker noted that Mary Shelley wrote the original novel when she was only 17 years old.
I started like reading more about Shelley. Mary Shelley wrote that when she was 17 years old.
I liked that they made the monster human. Not as a real life human, but made him feel human. Able to talk too, because that's not a, that's never been a thing.
A GMA Book Club Pick
Granger Smith wrote a book about his life after losing his young son, River. He discussed the empathy and understanding he gained from this tragedy and how it shaped his ministry and messaging.
And even with, you know, like a river is a book and your tattooed says river and, you know, your son and how that tragically changed your life and your whole family's life.
— Episode: Sunday Sampler - The Nashville Podcast N...
Granger Smith wrote a book about his life after losing his young son, River. He discussed the empathy and understanding he gained from this tragedy and how it shaped his ministry and messaging.
And even with, you know, like a river is a book and your tattooed says river and, you know, your son and how that tragically changed your life and your whole family's life.
But what it seems to me, again, from 10,000 feet up, you've taken those, that skill set and now you're using it specifically the guy you met with for coffee.
if I faced God today and he said, I give you river back, I give you your old life back, but you don't get anything that you've gained from that to this day forward.
I would say no, I would say, I can't go back there even to have river back because I was broken so much that the new growth that came from that death, really from me, I'm not even, I'm not, I'm talking about just me.
I'm a new, I've different person. And I can't go back into that old self again, because I just see things differently now.
A Journey Through Country Music's Black Past, Present, and Future
Close Encounters with Addiction
A book about addiction, it blends personal stories of addicts with scientific analysis of addiction's causes. One host found it deeply impactful and emotionally resonant.
It's called in the realm of ghosts and it's in right now In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts is what it's called and it's all about addiction and this guy who was a he is a doctor and he wo...
— Episode: Tuesday Post Show (2-13-24)
A book about addiction, it blends personal stories of addicts with scientific analysis of addiction's causes. One host found it deeply impactful and emotionally resonant.
It's called in the realm of ghosts and it's in right now In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts is what it's called and it's all about addiction and this guy who was a he is a doctor and he worked at a clinic and Where that he works work a lot of addicts and then right now it's in the science part of it where it's all about neurotransmitters, you know and Like the science behind fiction. No, no. No, this is I'll go fiction on oh, you're back to I'm doing that. Yeah and it's like All the drugs that we have are all really based in a plant a chemical that people had found and you know hundreds and hundreds of years ago in Certain parts of the world they would chew the cocoa leaves because they if they had to go on long voyages They needed something to keep them from being hungry and give them energy Oh, wow, but we have figured out a way to make it into cocaine which then goes and you know What happens whenever you know the happy chemical? With that. Yeah. I know you know what that is. You know, it's happy. Come on. I mean trip to me Yeah, I was gonna ask him. Yes. All right. No, that's right. Oh, oh, I thought you were just calling it the happy chemical Dopamine dopamine it talks about how some people's brains You know because addiction is a disease and how some people's brain chemistry Like it takes one time and it's like injured Injured brain matter and some brains are more susceptible to addiction and they go and they talk about all a lot of the people in the Vietnam War were doing a lot of heroin just like feel okay It was being opioids past like soldiers and that like 8% came back addicted of those that did it and that everyone doesn't have that addictive either the brain isn't Predisposed to having that condition or they didn't do it so much but it's just that and at times it's really good But at times I feel like I'm learning it's 800 pages. I Didn't know it was 800 pages. That's a lot. It's good So will you what if you just decide to move on? Let me read you I won't do it You have to know I'll suffer. Yeah, I'll suffer it out. I'm not suffering. It's good I just hate the number at the bottom of the page that says, you know 312 of 850 Here you go It's the real-life story of addicts who are so often denied the space to do so alongside science-based analysis of why people get addicted It's really great My therapist is who recommended it to me. It helps would help people have more compassion for absolutely To me when I started reading it, I started to feel It hit really really like close to home like it felt like someone was punching a bruise I didn't know I had like a spot but yeah, it's called In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts and It's hardcore.
Deluxe Edition
The speaker was not really a fan of this book compared to Emily Henry's other works, ultimately giving it a rating of three out of five, or 'meh'. Kat remembered reading it, but Amy could not recall finishing it, suggesting she might have just skimmed through it without retention.
I'm like, meh. And. What would you rate it out of five? Meh. Out of five? Yeah, like if you were on Goodreads, what would you rate it? Okay. Three? 2.5?
— Episode: FEELING THINGS: 5 Things to Say Instead...
The speaker was not really a fan of this book compared to Emily Henry's other works, ultimately giving it a rating of three out of five, or 'meh'. Kat remembered reading it, but Amy could not recall finishing it, suggesting she might have just skimmed through it without retention.
I'm like, meh. And. What would you rate it out of five? Meh. Out of five? Yeah, like if you were on Goodreads, what would you rate it? Okay. Three? 2.5?
I'll give it a three because it's not totally terrible. It's just meh.
The Overview Of The French Drama Thriller Screenplay (English Edition) (Anatomy of a fall movie guide and cast biography)
The book, 'Anatomy of a Fall', was discussed; one of the podcast hosts mentioned finishing it and finding it to be only moderately enjoyable, despite its positive critical reception.
Anatomy of a Fall did you finish it
— Episode: Wednesday Post Show (4-3-24)
The book, 'Anatomy of a Fall', was discussed; one of the podcast hosts mentioned finishing it and finding it to be only moderately enjoyable, despite its positive critical reception.
Anatomy of a Fall did you finish it
it was a it was a it was a nomination or best picture
it's 96% positive
The podcast mentioned Michael Jordan's copy of this book, which was expected to sell for \u002424,000 at auction. The book was signed by Harper Lee and contained a personal inscription from Michael Jordan.
Michael Jordan's copy of To Kill a Mockingbird goes up for auction.
— Episode: (Wed Full Show) Employee of the Month Ch...
The podcast mentioned Michael Jordan's copy of this book, which was expected to sell for \u002424,000 at auction. The book was signed by Harper Lee and contained a personal inscription from Michael Jordan.
Michael Jordan's copy of To Kill a Mockingbird goes up for auction.
It was his that he owned.
$24,000.
Harper Lee signed it to Michael Jordan.
Two Michael Jordan best wishes, sign Harper Lee.
Introduction by Lucy Hughes-Hallett (Everyman's Library Contemporary Classics Series)
Rebecca was mentioned as a 1938 novel about jealousy with an ex, which is now a dating term called "Rebecca Syndrome".
And I guess a novel from back in the day 1938 to be exact was called Rebecca and it's about jealousy with an ex and so now there's Rebecca syndrome.
— Episode: Fri Full Show: Show Admits Interventions...
Rebecca was mentioned as a 1938 novel about jealousy with an ex, which is now a dating term called "Rebecca Syndrome".
And I guess a novel from back in the day 1938 to be exact was called Rebecca and it's about jealousy with an ex and so now there's Rebecca syndrome.
The Original 1850 Edition (Nathaniel Hawthorne Classics)
The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, was mentioned during a trivia game segment. The book's title was used as a question within the game.
Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel in the category of classic literature the novel called The Scarlet Letter what letter the alphabet is
— Episode: (Fri Full Show) Fun Fact Friday! + Easy...
The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, was mentioned during a trivia game segment. The book's title was used as a question within the game.
Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel in the category of classic literature the novel called The Scarlet Letter what letter the alphabet is
Updated For the Next Generation of Leaders (Dale Carnegie Books)
Bobby Bones mentioned reading this book three times and that he reads it whenever he wants to feel refreshed.
How to Win Friends and Influence People whatever that I've read that three times.
— Episode: Mon Part 1: Tigirlily Gold Is In Studio!...
Bobby Bones mentioned reading this book three times and that he reads it whenever he wants to feel refreshed.
How to Win Friends and Influence People whatever that I've read that three times.
Embrace the Possible
The Choice was mentioned as one of several Nicholas Sparks books that had been made into movies; the speaker stated that they had seen all of his movies and enjoyed them.
The Choice have not seen The Choice
— Episode: Best Bits with Abby – Morgan & Abby Admi...
The Choice was mentioned as one of several Nicholas Sparks books that had been made into movies; the speaker stated that they had seen all of his movies and enjoyed them.
The Choice have not seen The Choice
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