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HOW WE ALL BECOME MINNESOTA: BRITTANY PACKNETT CUNNINGHAM
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It was recommended as a graphic novel option for older teens exploring sexuality and identity, alongside Fun Home.
And the newest one on my list of the sort of graphic novels is Times I Knew I Was Gay by Eleanor Cruz, which is again for when you've got past 15 and you're reading in a deeper way.
— Episode: 31. Answering Your Sex Questions with Em...
It was recommended as a graphic novel option for older teens exploring sexuality and identity, alongside Fun Home.
And the newest one on my list of the sort of graphic novels is Times I Knew I Was Gay by Eleanor Cruz, which is again for when you've got past 15 and you're reading in a deeper way.
It was recommended as a book for young children, suitable for those learning about the fundamentals of human reproduction.
He wrote the wonderful book What Makes a Baby?
— Episode: 31. Answering Your Sex Questions with Em...
It was recommended as a book for young children, suitable for those learning about the fundamentals of human reproduction.
He wrote the wonderful book What Makes a Baby?
Navigating the Complicated New Landscape
It was mentioned that Peggy Orenstein wrote about the importance of parents being open about sex and pleasure with their children, even if it's initially met with embarrassment from the child.
So Peggy Ornstein writes about this in her book, Girls and Sex, that it was only later in life that she recognized that when her mom was explicit about sexual things and talked about sexual pleasure....
— Episode: 31. Answering Your Sex Questions with Em...
It was mentioned that Peggy Orenstein wrote about the importance of parents being open about sex and pleasure with their children, even if it's initially met with embarrassment from the child.
So Peggy Ornstein writes about this in her book, Girls and Sex, that it was only later in life that she recognized that when her mom was explicit about sexual things and talked about sexual pleasure. And as a young person, a teenager, Peggy Ornstein was like, ugh, mom, don't. Gross. It was only later that she came to appreciate just how powerful and important that was.
Life and Loss, One Song at a Time
Glennon's book was mentioned as being categorized under racial studies in bookstores, despite being about fighting fear and life lessons, due to her being a Black woman.
Oh, that's like how lovey's book, um, keeps getting put in, um, racial studies, um, categories in every bookstore.
— Episode: 20. PLAYING OUR ROLES: How does culture...
Glennon's book was mentioned as being categorized under racial studies in bookstores, despite being about fighting fear and life lessons, due to her being a Black woman.
Oh, that's like how lovey's book, um, keeps getting put in, um, racial studies, um, categories in every bookstore.
And she, so because she is a black woman, her writing is categorized as racial theory.
Okay. And she's writing about fighting fear.
Her life and leadership. Fighting fear.
A Memoir
Glennon was about to embark on a nationwide book tour to promote 'The Love Warrior', a book centred around the redemption of her marriage, but was unsure if she genuinely believed in the story's narrative at the time.
I was about to tell the Love Warrior story, which was about the redemption of my marriage. And I didn't know really at the end of the day if it was redeemed or if I was just like forc...
— Episode: 16. QUITTING: When is it time to let som...
Glennon was about to embark on a nationwide book tour to promote 'The Love Warrior', a book centred around the redemption of her marriage, but was unsure if she genuinely believed in the story's narrative at the time.
I was about to tell the Love Warrior story, which was about the redemption of my marriage. And I didn't know really at the end of the day if it was redeemed or if I was just like forcing it to be real.
From Toxic to a More Mindful Masculinity
It was mentioned briefly in the context of the differing ways that boys and girls are conditioned to respond to situations.
I think in Liz Plank's book, she says that in any given circumstance little girls will eat less in front of their male peers than they need and little boys will eat more than what, because they're try...
— Episode: 8. SELF CARE: How do we identify our rea...
It was mentioned briefly in the context of the differing ways that boys and girls are conditioned to respond to situations.
I think in Liz Plank's book, she says that in any given circumstance little girls will eat less in front of their male peers than they need and little boys will eat more than what, because they're trying to meet a conception.
A Memoir
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's memoir, released on the day of this podcast recording, details her personal journey and experiences leading to her appointment as the first Black woman Supreme Court Justice. It was described as beautiful and very special.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's beautiful new memoir, Lovely One, is out today!
— Episode: Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jack...
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's memoir, released on the day of this podcast recording, details her personal journey and experiences leading to her appointment as the first Black woman Supreme Court Justice. It was described as beautiful and very special.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's beautiful new memoir, Lovely One, is out today!
Her new memoir, Lovely One, is available today and it is absolutely beautiful and very special
A Guide to Healing Intergenerational Trauma
Dr. Buqu's book, described as bestselling, was mentioned as a resource for those seeking to understand and heal from intergenerational trauma; it was recommended as the closest one can get to her expertise if they cannot access therapy.
Your work has been integral in this.
— Episode: How to Break Family Cycles: Dr. Mariel B...
Dr. Buqu's book, described as bestselling, was mentioned as a resource for those seeking to understand and heal from intergenerational trauma; it was recommended as the closest one can get to her expertise if they cannot access therapy.
Your work has been integral in this.
It's the closest you can get to exposure to the skills and the deep work, but also having someone who knows how to hold the trauma that will come up with actual exercises with a voice that is so wise and steady that you just feel very safe exploring things that feel unsafe.
It's really a feat. It's a feat because it's not just a book. I think it's a whole experience and your work is so important and timely.
A Memoir
Ina Garten's new memoir, released on the day of the podcast recording, was discussed. The podcast hosts and Garten talked about its themes of overcoming challenges and following one's passions.
Her new memoir, Be Ready When the Luck Happens, is available today.
— Episode: Secrets to a Joyful Life with Ina Garten
Ina Garten's new memoir, released on the day of the podcast recording, was discussed. The podcast hosts and Garten talked about its themes of overcoming challenges and following one's passions.
Her new memoir, Be Ready When the Luck Happens, is available today.
So much of your book was just, oh, it's such a delight and it's such an inspiring, it just makes you want to be greedy about life. Just going after everything that is delicious in life.
You also have really, you're really honest in the book about a lot of things that happened in your life that were not easy.
When I got to that part of the book, I was like, oh, this is amazing. It's true. Abby wasn't lying.
Manage Your Time Like a Lazy Genius
This book, published in October 2023, focuses on compassionate time management and explores the reasons why planning can be difficult. It challenges the idea of trying to do "everything at once" and provides practical solutions.
Manage Your Time Like A Lazy Genius
— Episode: Introducing: The Lazy Genius with Kendra...
This book, published in October 2023, focuses on compassionate time management and explores the reasons why planning can be difficult. It challenges the idea of trying to do "everything at once" and provides practical solutions.
Manage Your Time Like A Lazy Genius
The best way for me to explain the real reason planning is hard is using words that I already wrote that were edited many times over and are currently being printed into my new book, The PLAN.
my new book out October 8th called The PLAN
Race, Crime, and the Making of Modern Urban America
This book was referenced to explain how European immigrant groups gradually integrated into the umbrella of 'whiteness' over generations by forming political power and protection, often involving anti-miscegenation laws to maintain racial distinction.
If you read The Condemnation of Blackness by Khalil Muhammad, he talks about how each European immigrant group took a generation or two to be pulled into the umbrella that is whitenes...
— Episode: HOW WE ALL BECOME MINNESOTA: BRITTANY PA...
This book was referenced to explain how European immigrant groups gradually integrated into the umbrella of 'whiteness' over generations by forming political power and protection, often involving anti-miscegenation laws to maintain racial distinction.
If you read The Condemnation of Blackness by Khalil Muhammad, he talks about how each European immigrant group took a generation or two to be pulled into the umbrella that is whiteness, right?
The proper history presented in this book has rarely been taught to most people, which is why spaces like TikTok are becoming important for sharing the real history.
But the proper people's history of the United States, to borrow Zen's phrase, has rarely been taught to most people.
— Episode: HOW WE ALL BECOME MINNESOTA: BRITTANY PA...
The proper history presented in this book has rarely been taught to most people, which is why spaces like TikTok are becoming important for sharing the real history.
But the proper people's history of the United States, to borrow Zen's phrase, has rarely been taught to most people.
What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together
This book was highly recommended, particularly for its concept of 'drained pool politics,' which illustrated how systemic oppression ultimately harms everyone, even those who benefit from the system.
I think all the time of Heather McGee's book, The Sum of Us, which everybody should read.
— Episode: HOW WE ALL BECOME MINNESOTA: BRITTANY PA...
This book was highly recommended, particularly for its concept of 'drained pool politics,' which illustrated how systemic oppression ultimately harms everyone, even those who benefit from the system.
I think all the time of Heather McGee's book, The Sum of Us, which everybody should read.
This is what I mean when I say white people thought they were free. But the scourge of systemic oppression harms you too. Even though it benefits you, but the benefit is temporary.
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