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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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How to Stop Worrying About What You Should Do So You Can Finish What You Need to Do and Start Doing What You Want to Do (A No F*cks Given Guide)
It was described as a book that had a profound impact on both the hosts and listeners. It was mentioned in the context of reassessing one's relationship with social media and the internet.
I heard you on a podcast say that you read Jenny O'Dell's book.
— Episode: 222. Jia Tolentino: The 1% of Life that...
It was described as a book that had a profound impact on both the hosts and listeners. It was mentioned in the context of reassessing one's relationship with social media and the internet.
I heard you on a podcast say that you read Jenny O'Dell's book.
Oh, isn't it so good? It fucked me up completely.
Absolutely. Same. I was like, I have to change my whole life.
Me too. I changed my whole life. Everyone read that book.
And this probably has to do with Jenny's book too is like, what is giving me real kind of animal pleasure in the day?
A Memoir
It was described as a beautiful and moving memoir, similar to her music, exploring themes of loss, identity, and belonging through a personal journey of grief and cultural exploration.
Crying in H Mart is so flipping beautiful. It's like your music, I don't like music that's like too cheerful at trying to trick me that the world is not shit.
— Episode: 203. How to Create Your Own Belonging wi...
It was described as a beautiful and moving memoir, similar to her music, exploring themes of loss, identity, and belonging through a personal journey of grief and cultural exploration.
Crying in H Mart is so flipping beautiful. It's like your music, I don't like music that's like too cheerful at trying to trick me that the world is not shit.
And then it like widens to everybody every time. It's like this alone together feeling listening to you, which is the same as your memoir.
I mean, that's essentially what Crying in H Mart is. I was crying in this grocery store and I was like, I bet other people have done this, you know? And like, I need to share.
Your Personal Journey Toward Healing from Emotional Abuse
It was discussed as a guide to healing from emotional abuse, including examples of gaslighting in relationships and how to recover from it.
She is the author of The Gas Light Effect Recovery Guide, Your Personal Journey Toward Healing from Emotional Abuse.
— Episode: 202. Are You Being Gaslighted? with Dr....
It was discussed as a guide to healing from emotional abuse, including examples of gaslighting in relationships and how to recover from it.
She is the author of The Gas Light Effect Recovery Guide, Your Personal Journey Toward Healing from Emotional Abuse.
And after I wrote my book, I got a lot of email from people who said, guess what? You may be seeing this, but it's happening here and here and here.
in the recovery guide, I did add some lesbian couples. I added some guys who were gaslighted.
After reading your book, I now see it very clearly what was happening to get me to that absolutely extreme place.
I felt that when I was reading, I was like, oh, I've done this. I've done this with Abby even where she's come to me with a fear about our relationship that has cut so deep for me and made me so scared about who I was that I have then created a case for why that's not the case.
The Original Unabridged And Complete Edition (Plato Classics)
Plato's philosophy was mentioned, suggesting that it influenced the Western view of the body as separate from the mind, which Glennon challenges in the episode.
Like Plato said, we're body, mind, spirits.
— Episode: 200. Don’t Tell Glennon to Love Her Body
Plato's philosophy was mentioned, suggesting that it influenced the Western view of the body as separate from the mind, which Glennon challenges in the episode.
Like Plato said, we're body, mind, spirits.
Descartes's famous quote "I think, therefore I am" was brought up as a counterpoint to the speaker's stance that the body is not an object but rather the subject of experience.
Descartes said, I think therefore I am.
— Episode: 200. Don’t Tell Glennon to Love Her Body
Descartes's famous quote "I think, therefore I am" was brought up as a counterpoint to the speaker's stance that the body is not an object but rather the subject of experience.
Descartes said, I think therefore I am.
What if Descartes, what if all that was wrong? What if every single thing that we have learned about who we are is wrong?
The Original Unabridged And Complete Edition (Plato Classics)
It was mentioned in context of Plato's philosophy, which suggests that humans are comprised of body, mind, and spirit, and that the mind is superior to the body.
Like Plato said, we're body, mind, spirits.
— Episode: 200. Don’t Tell Glennon to Love Her Body
It was mentioned in context of Plato's philosophy, which suggests that humans are comprised of body, mind, and spirit, and that the mind is superior to the body.
Like Plato said, we're body, mind, spirits.
The Radical Choice to Not Drink in a Culture Obsessed with Alcohol
It was discussed in the context of alcohol and mindful drinking, and mentioned that Holly Whitaker was the one who put out the idea to 'drink responsibly'.
Holly Whitaker does a beautiful job in her book Quit Like a Woman, talking about how big alcohol is the one that even put out the idea drink responsibly.
— Episode: 197. Cheryl Strayed Tells Us What the He...
It was discussed in the context of alcohol and mindful drinking, and mentioned that Holly Whitaker was the one who put out the idea to 'drink responsibly'.
Holly Whitaker does a beautiful job in her book Quit Like a Woman, talking about how big alcohol is the one that even put out the idea drink responsibly.
An Indigenous Vision for Seeking Wholeness Every Day
It explores the concept of resisting societal norms by nurturing oneself, others, and the environment, highlighting the importance of indigenous wisdom in this process and was discussed as a beautiful read.
Her new book, Living Resistance, an indigenous vision for seeking wholeness every day, examines the journey of resisting the status quo by caring for ourselves, one another and mother...
— Episode: 187. 5 Ways to Be More Present: Indigeno...
It explores the concept of resisting societal norms by nurturing oneself, others, and the environment, highlighting the importance of indigenous wisdom in this process and was discussed as a beautiful read.
Her new book, Living Resistance, an indigenous vision for seeking wholeness every day, examines the journey of resisting the status quo by caring for ourselves, one another and mother earth and is beautiful and is available now.
That the line that you quoted from my new book, this is my problem with the term resilience is that resilience should be us choosing our resilience, not an oppressor saying you're resilient and then shoving you back down.
Following Jesus in Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery
It was mentioned in the context of the Doctrine of Discovery and its devastating impact on indigenous communities and the relationship with land through a Christian lens.
And I always point to Sarah Augustine and Mark Charles have both written on this extensively. Sarah Augustine, her book is called The Land Is Not Empty.
— Episode: 187. 5 Ways to Be More Present: Indigeno...
It was mentioned in the context of the Doctrine of Discovery and its devastating impact on indigenous communities and the relationship with land through a Christian lens.
And I always point to Sarah Augustine and Mark Charles have both written on this extensively. Sarah Augustine, her book is called The Land Is Not Empty.
It was described as a popular book that promoted purity culture, with Kaitlin recalling reading it and committing to certain beliefs about relationships and sexual behavior.
So the purity movement, there was a popular book called I Kissed Dating Goodbye by a guy named Josh Harris. I remember laying in my living and reading this book and saying to myself,...
— Episode: 187. 5 Ways to Be More Present: Indigeno...
It was described as a popular book that promoted purity culture, with Kaitlin recalling reading it and committing to certain beliefs about relationships and sexual behavior.
So the purity movement, there was a popular book called I Kissed Dating Goodbye by a guy named Josh Harris. I remember laying in my living and reading this book and saying to myself, I will not kiss anyone until I am ready to marry them.
It was recommended to the listeners as a book about the NAP ministry, exploring the concept of rest as a form of resistance, particularly in relation to being a cog in the capitalist machine.
That is the scary question is if the systems are like this and we have been taught to be like this and the systems probably aren't changing anytime soon, then how are we supposed to resist that status...
— Episode: 187. 5 Ways to Be More Present: Indigeno...
It was recommended to the listeners as a book about the NAP ministry, exploring the concept of rest as a form of resistance, particularly in relation to being a cog in the capitalist machine.
That is the scary question is if the systems are like this and we have been taught to be like this and the systems probably aren't changing anytime soon, then how are we supposed to resist that status quo? How do we do that? What I have come to is that we keep having conversations with our kids and we keep giving them the tools they need.
Tricia Hersey's new book of the NAP ministry, Restless Resistance. I bought that book for every woman in my family because we have all become a part of the cogs in the machine.
Essays on Age, Rage, Sex, Power, Money, Muscles
Confrontations with a Body of Memory
Glennon Doyle discussed reading Sarah Polley's book and found one essay particularly important and a unique perspective on sexual assault and its aftermath. It was discussed as potentially changing how the world views these issues.
I started getting to know you a few months ago. I read your book, Run Towards the Danger, loved it so much that I immediately watched your documentary, loved that so much that I immed...
— Episode: 185. Should We Stay & Fight, Leave, or D...
Glennon Doyle discussed reading Sarah Polley's book and found one essay particularly important and a unique perspective on sexual assault and its aftermath. It was discussed as potentially changing how the world views these issues.
I started getting to know you a few months ago. I read your book, Run Towards the Danger, loved it so much that I immediately watched your documentary, loved that so much that I immediately watched Women Talking.
But there's one essay in the book that when I read it, I felt like, well, this is the most important essay I've read in a decade.
If It's Okay, Run Towards the Danger, which by the way, I love that freaking title.
It was discussed as a funny family guide to 21st-century sexuality, and the parents' sex-positive approach to discussing sexuality with their children was mentioned.
Mae is also the author of Can Everyone Please Calm Down?: A Guide to 21st Century Sexuality, which our family has been going through like a hilarious family class for the last month.
— Episode: 173. How to be Sexually Confident with M...
It was discussed as a funny family guide to 21st-century sexuality, and the parents' sex-positive approach to discussing sexuality with their children was mentioned.
Mae is also the author of Can Everyone Please Calm Down?: A Guide to 21st Century Sexuality, which our family has been going through like a hilarious family class for the last month.
And also if you need a cheat sheet, you could explain orgasms the way that May's mother did, which is this. When two, okay. Just want you to imagine some, a mother saying this to six-year-old May. Okay. When two people love each other and they're naked and having sex, they feel very happy and then they feel increasingly happy. And finally they reach a moment of extreme happiness and an explosion of rainbows cascades across the sky.
So poetic and so misleading.
I mean, like, yeah, I was really, really disappointed when it finally happened. No rainbows.
The only person for whom the first orgasm was really fucking let down. It was a letdown.
It was discussed as being very helpful for understanding the human mind and Internal Family Systems, with many people finding it relatable.
Dick Schwartz is the author of All Things Family Systems.
— Episode: 170. The Most Radical Way to Heal: Inter...
It was discussed as being very helpful for understanding the human mind and Internal Family Systems, with many people finding it relatable.
Dick Schwartz is the author of All Things Family Systems.
really, I feel like he understands the human mind in a way that is so unique. And everyone I know who reads his book or learns about IFS is like this just makes sense.
Making Amends in an Unapologetic World
It was discussed at length as a framework for righting wrongs. It was described as a process with 5 stages, starting with confession and ending with apology, with the victim at the centre of the repair.
I loved so much, On Repentance and Repair, Making Amends in an Unapologetic World.
— Episode: 163. How to Make Wrongs Right with Rabbi...
It was discussed at length as a framework for righting wrongs. It was described as a process with 5 stages, starting with confession and ending with apology, with the victim at the centre of the repair.
I loved so much, On Repentance and Repair, Making Amends in an Unapologetic World.
I wrote up a couple of paragraphs based on what I think, you know, Maimonides sort of order of repentance and we'll get into what the steps are.
One of my favorite confessions is Dan Harmon, who was the showrunner for Community and he sexually harassed one of the writers on his set, Megan Gantz.
Like, oh, well, isn't this a hard one? Because you have to say it, change it, and then accept the consequences for it.
And the reason why that's given by later commentators is very much because, you know, if somebody talks crap about you, it's like the feathers have been let loose in the wind.
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