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HOW WE ALL BECOME MINNESOTA: BRITTANY PACKNETT CUNNINGHAM
Come do life with Glennon Doyle, Abby Wambach, and Amanda Doyle. With more than half a billion plays, We Can Do Hard Things is a hilarious, raw, comforting “support system for braving the everyday.” The Pod Squad goes hard ($56 Million raised in global aid) and stays soft: meet here on Tuesdays to...
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The Now Age Guide to a High-Vibe Life
Ruby Warrington mentioned she wrote the book "Material Girl, Mystical World."
Her previous books include Material Girl, Mystical World, Sobercurious.
— Episode: 278. The Power of Child-Free Women with...
Ruby Warrington mentioned she wrote the book "Material Girl, Mystical World."
Her previous books include Material Girl, Mystical World, Sobercurious.
The Blissful Sleep, Greater Focus, Limitless Presence, and Deep Connection Awaiting Us All on the Other Side of Alcohol
Ruby Warrington mentioned she wrote the book "Sober Curious." She also mentioned that she coined the phrase Sober Curious, meaning a person who has chosen to live their life without alcohol.
Her previous books include Material Girl, Mystical World, Sobercurious.
— Episode: 278. The Power of Child-Free Women with...
Ruby Warrington mentioned she wrote the book "Sober Curious." She also mentioned that she coined the phrase Sober Curious, meaning a person who has chosen to live their life without alcohol.
Her previous books include Material Girl, Mystical World, Sobercurious.
Y'all, Ruby Warrington coined the phrase Sobercurious.
Yes, she did.
Change the Way You Drink in 100 Days or Less
Ruby Warrington mentioned she wrote the book "The Sober Curious Reset."
And The Sober Curious Reset and her work has been featured in global outlets, including The New York Times, The Guardian and Good Morning America.
— Episode: 278. The Power of Child-Free Women with...
Ruby Warrington mentioned she wrote the book "The Sober Curious Reset."
And The Sober Curious Reset and her work has been featured in global outlets, including The New York Times, The Guardian and Good Morning America.
A Study
Ruby Warrington referenced the book "Regretting Motherhood" by sociologist Ana Dona, discussing its findings about women who actively chose to have children but later regretted it.
And there's an incredible sociologist called Ana Dona.
— Episode: 278. The Power of Child-Free Women with...
Ruby Warrington referenced the book "Regretting Motherhood" by sociologist Ana Dona, discussing its findings about women who actively chose to have children but later regretted it.
And there's an incredible sociologist called Ana Dona.
She has a really truly revolutionary book called Regretting Motherhood which reports on the findings of a study that she conducted among women who actively wanted to talk about the fact that they did regret having had children.
Glennon described this book as something that was mentioned on a panel on racial justice.
We went to this panel, if you want to know what this festival is like and the caliber of people who go to this festival, in the middle of the resort day where people are just doing music and having be...
— Episode: 277. What Happened Last Weekend: Girls J...
Glennon described this book as something that was mentioned on a panel on racial justice.
We went to this panel, if you want to know what this festival is like and the caliber of people who go to this festival, in the middle of the resort day where people are just doing music and having beautiful times with their families, we did a racial justice panel with, we're talking about black women and white women, it was Alison Russell, the incredible angel on earth, Alison Russell, and ... The Seat of the Soul by Gary Zukav.
The Hidden Fight over Women’s Work
Ruby Warrington talked about the book "Birth Strike" by feminist organizer Jenny Brown, discussing the book's analysis of the global declining birthrate as a form of "birth strike" against societal conditions.
There is a fantastic book by a feminist organizer called Jenny Brown, specifically called Birth Strike, where she kind of gets into that idea of like, this is what we're witnessing is...
— Episode: 278. The Power of Child-Free Women with...
Ruby Warrington talked about the book "Birth Strike" by feminist organizer Jenny Brown, discussing the book's analysis of the global declining birthrate as a form of "birth strike" against societal conditions.
There is a fantastic book by a feminist organizer called Jenny Brown, specifically called Birth Strike, where she kind of gets into that idea of like, this is what we're witnessing is a Birth Strike.
Women Making Inner Peace Possible
This book was mentioned as being written by the speaker, who said it explores the intersection of race and anger.
And she just shared, she wrote a book called Healing Rage and another one called Mindful of Race and she talks a lot about those intersections
— Episode: 274. What Is Our Rage Telling Us? with D...
This book was mentioned as being written by the speaker, who said it explores the intersection of race and anger.
And she just shared, she wrote a book called Healing Rage and another one called Mindful of Race and she talks a lot about those intersections
Transforming Racism from the Inside Out
This book was mentioned as being written by the speaker, who said it explores the intersection of race and anger.
And she just shared, she wrote a book called Healing Rage and another one called Mindful of Race and she talks a lot about those intersections
— Episode: 274. What Is Our Rage Telling Us? with D...
This book was mentioned as being written by the speaker, who said it explores the intersection of race and anger.
And she just shared, she wrote a book called Healing Rage and another one called Mindful of Race and she talks a lot about those intersections
A Modern Guide to Eating, Drinking, and Feeding Your Friends
They both stood up and said that the night was inspired by this episode, and they talked about how hard it was for them to ask for help.
They both stood up and they said that the night was inspired by our episode with Priya Parker, how to Host a magical gathering.
— Episode: 270. The Unexpected Way Amanda Built Com...
They both stood up and said that the night was inspired by this episode, and they talked about how hard it was for them to ask for help.
They both stood up and they said that the night was inspired by our episode with Priya Parker, how to Host a magical gathering.
They said the purpose of the night was not to celebrate Chris and his recovery, but it was to celebrate the people that had gotten them through that scariest time of their lives.
They talked about how hard it was for them to ask for help.
On Meaning and Madwomen
Committed is a memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert about her relationship with her partner. It was an instant #1 New York Times Bestseller.
In 2010, Elizabeth published a follow-up to EAT PRAY LOVE called Committed--an instant a #1 New York Times Bestseller, as well as BIG MAGIC: CREATIVE LIVING BEYOND FEAR.
— Episode: 269. Glennon Shares Her Love Letter with...
Committed is a memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert about her relationship with her partner. It was an instant #1 New York Times Bestseller.
In 2010, Elizabeth published a follow-up to EAT PRAY LOVE called Committed--an instant a #1 New York Times Bestseller, as well as BIG MAGIC: CREATIVE LIVING BEYOND FEAR.
Glennon shares that Emily Dickinson's poetry feels like divinity to her, and she reads it to prime herself into a state of being before writing a letter from love.
For me it's a it's poetry so like Walt Whitman does it for me Emily Dickinson does it for me Mary Oliver does it for me Rumi and Hafiz do it for me I feel like they they were directly channeling the d...
— Episode: 269. Glennon Shares Her Love Letter with...
Glennon shares that Emily Dickinson's poetry feels like divinity to her, and she reads it to prime herself into a state of being before writing a letter from love.
For me it's a it's poetry so like Walt Whitman does it for me Emily Dickinson does it for me Mary Oliver does it for me Rumi and Hafiz do it for me I feel like they they were directly channeling the divine like they were mystics who were directly channeling the divine and they were generous enough to leave the door open behind them so you're almost drafting in on them so you prime yourself into that state of being by reading something that feels to you like it comes from that place
On Meaning and Madwomen
It was published as a follow-up to "Eat, Pray, Love" in 2010. It was mentioned as an instant #1 New York Times Bestseller.
In 2010, Elizabeth published a follow up to Eat, Pray, Love called Committed as well as Big Magic Creative Living Beyond Fear.
— Episode: 268. Elizabeth Gilbert On Her Most Impor...
It was published as a follow-up to "Eat, Pray, Love" in 2010. It was mentioned as an instant #1 New York Times Bestseller.
In 2010, Elizabeth published a follow up to Eat, Pray, Love called Committed as well as Big Magic Creative Living Beyond Fear.
The Gnostic Wisdom of Jesus
It was mentioned in reference to how spiritual books which talk about the internal nature of spirituality are often cut out or excluded from being published.
It feels like The Gospel of Thomas, or it feels like every time there's any section of any spiritual book that says actually it's within you, it gets cut out.
— Episode: 268. Elizabeth Gilbert On Her Most Impor...
It was mentioned in reference to how spiritual books which talk about the internal nature of spirituality are often cut out or excluded from being published.
It feels like The Gospel of Thomas, or it feels like every time there's any section of any spiritual book that says actually it's within you, it gets cut out.
Elaine Pagels' book was mentioned in reference to why Gnostic teachings did not take over. It was explained that the Gnostics did not promote the need for a church, priests, documents, or rituals.
That's what Elaine Pagels wrote about in The Gnostic Gospels was the reason that the Gnostics didn't take over was because they were just saying like, you don't need a church and you...
— Episode: 268. Elizabeth Gilbert On Her Most Impor...
Elaine Pagels' book was mentioned in reference to why Gnostic teachings did not take over. It was explained that the Gnostics did not promote the need for a church, priests, documents, or rituals.
That's what Elaine Pagels wrote about in The Gnostic Gospels was the reason that the Gnostics didn't take over was because they were just saying like, you don't need a church and you don't need priests and you don't need these documents and you don't need these rituals.
This was the most recent book by Megan Falley that was mentioned. It was a full-length collection of poetry. Glennon Doyle said it was 'Unreal'.
Drive Here and Devastate Me. This is the most recent. Is that correct? Yeah, that's my favorite. Drive Here and Devastate Me. Unreal.
— Episode: 265. Megan Falley Knows What Love Is
This was the most recent book by Megan Falley that was mentioned. It was a full-length collection of poetry. Glennon Doyle said it was 'Unreal'.
Drive Here and Devastate Me. This is the most recent. Is that correct? Yeah, that's my favorite. Drive Here and Devastate Me. Unreal.
Drive Here and Devastate Me.
A Collection of Poetry (Write Bloody Books Book 73)
This was a book of poetry by Megan Falley. Glennon Doyle said it was 'so gorgeous'.
After the Witch Hunt. Just so gorgeous, Megan.
— Episode: 265. Megan Falley Knows What Love Is
This was a book of poetry by Megan Falley. Glennon Doyle said it was 'so gorgeous'.
After the Witch Hunt. Just so gorgeous, Megan.
And 19 Other Myths About Fat People (Myths Made in America)
The book was described as a New York Times and Indie bestseller, and was said to have rearranged the speaker's brain on a molecular level.
You Just Need to Lose Weight and 19 Other Myths About Fat People and What We Don't Talk About When We Talk About Fat, which rearranged my brain on a molecular level.
— Episode: 262. Aubrey Gordon: On Freedom from Anti...
The book was described as a New York Times and Indie bestseller, and was said to have rearranged the speaker's brain on a molecular level.
You Just Need to Lose Weight and 19 Other Myths About Fat People and What We Don't Talk About When We Talk About Fat, which rearranged my brain on a molecular level.
The book was mentioned as a diet book, which was said to be part of a collection of diet books owned by Aubrey Gordon.
More of Jesus, Less of Me.
— Episode: 262. Aubrey Gordon: On Freedom from Anti...
The book was mentioned as a diet book, which was said to be part of a collection of diet books owned by Aubrey Gordon.
More of Jesus, Less of Me.
Your Bible-Based Guide to Food, Fitness, and Wholeness
The book was mentioned as a diet book, which was said to be part of a collection of diet books owned by Aubrey Gordon.
Your body, his temple help Lord.
— Episode: 262. Aubrey Gordon: On Freedom from Anti...
The book was mentioned as a diet book, which was said to be part of a collection of diet books owned by Aubrey Gordon.
Your body, his temple help Lord.
A Heavenly Diet for Saints and Sinners
The book was mentioned as a diet book, which was said to be part of a collection of diet books owned by Aubrey Gordon.
The Serpent Beguiled Me and I Ate a heavenly diet for saints and sinners.
— Episode: 262. Aubrey Gordon: On Freedom from Anti...
The book was mentioned as a diet book, which was said to be part of a collection of diet books owned by Aubrey Gordon.
The Serpent Beguiled Me and I Ate a heavenly diet for saints and sinners.
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