This Is Actually Happening

The Gift of Our Wounds

Arno Michaelis

Pardeep Singh Kaleka was mentioned as the co-author of this book, which seems related to his experiences with community healing, resilience, and faith following the loss of his father.

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Pardeep is the Clinical Director at Mental Health America-Wisconsin, a senior anti-hate advocate, and co-author of The Gift of Our Wounds.

This Is Really Happening

Erin Chack

A special limited edition book featuring 10 of the most beloved episodes of the show, including an introduction by the host. Each copy was hand-numbered and personally signed for pre-orders.

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I'm thrilled to share that you can now pre-order the special This Is Actually Happening book that we've mentioned over the last couple weeks.

Secrets of Divine Love

A. Helwa

The speaker stumbled upon this book in a library while looking for answers, and it led him into a world of radicalism and militant Islamist organizations.

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He finds them in the form of a book about Islam.

Why It's OK to Talk About Trauma

Charlie Webster

Charlie Webster's book, "Why It's Ok To Talk About Trauma", was mentioned as a resource to help people process trauma. It is available on Amazon and her website.

Nurturing Healing Love

Scarlett Lewis

This bestselling book documents Scarlett Lewis's personal journey of hope and forgiveness after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting that claimed the life of her son, Jesse. It details her experiences and the creation of the Choose Love Movement.

From Sandy Hook to the World

Scarlett Lewis

This bestselling book describes the creation and impact of the Choose Love Movement, founded by Scarlett Lewis after the Sandy Hook shooting. It highlights the curriculum's reach and its mission to teach love and emotional regulation.

This Heart Holds Many

Koe Creation

It was described as the first book written on multi-generational polyamorous families from the child's perspective.

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Co is the premier second generation sex educator and advocate for non-monogamous families. Their award-winning involvement in sex education, LGBTQ activism, public health advocacy, and work within polyamorous and kink communities began taking professional shape in 2005 as a peer educator working in high schools. Subsequently co has served the community through public speaking, media appearance, executive administration, and as a frequent guest on some of your favorite polyamory podcasts. Their memoir This Heart Holds Many is the first book written on multi-generational polyamorous families from the child's perspective.

How We Show Up

Mia Birdsong

It was mentioned as a book that David Jay was reading about the history of black family.

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I had trans elders coming to me, you know, reading How We Show Up by Mia Birdsong about some of the history of black family.

Relationality

David Jay

It was described as an upcoming book about relationality, specifically on how moving from transactional to transformational relationships can reshape our lonely world.

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David Jay is the founder of asexuality.org, the world's longest running and largest community of people who identify as asexual. He's a proud member of a three-parent family and the author of the upcoming book Relationality, how moving from transactional to transformational relationships can reshape our lonely world.

The Hidden History of the White House

Corey Mead

This book delves into the dramatic and shocking events that have occurred within the White House, spanning centuries. It explores power struggles, impactful decisions, and scandals, showcasing the intimate conversations and pivotal moments that have shaped America.

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Order The Hidden History of the White House now in hardcover or digital edition wherever you get your books.

Polysecure

Jessica Fern

Jessica Fern strongly recommends this book for understanding attachment styles, trauma and consensual non-monogamy. Fern states that attachment styles are a vital part of understanding why people have challenges with non-monogamy.

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I started to really just have primarily individuals, couples, or even polycules that were non-monogamous. And I would see the challenges they were going through. And one of the main challenges was attachment insecurity or attachment ruptures that were happening. And so I was like, okay, this is what they're bringing to me. And then when I would share with them what attachment styles are and how we can work to become more secure, it made such a difference.

Polywise

Jessica Fern

Jessica Fern co-authored this book with her husband, Dave, which delves deeper into navigating open relationships. It contains stories of their challenges and experiences of opening up their marriage to become polyamorous.

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Dave and I talk about, we share a lot of stories in Polywise about our challenges that we went through and he's very explicit about some of his, but one of the first ones was him and I would have said we were securely attached and he especially had secure attachment. And when we opened up, he went, I mean, panic attack anxious.