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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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A Novel
It was mentioned as a book the host had recently finished, and indicated as being very good.
I also just finished. I Have Some Questions for You by Rebecca McKay. So flipping good.
— Episode: 201. What We’re Watching, Reading & List...
It was mentioned as a book the host had recently finished, and indicated as being very good.
I also just finished. I Have Some Questions for You by Rebecca McKay. So flipping good.
What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence
It was recommended as a book and documentary by Dr. Hillary McBride, suggesting it provided insights into psychedelics and their effects.
I always recommend Michael Pollan's work. He's got the documentary How to Change Your Mind and a similar book.
— Episode: How People are Using Psychedelics to Hel...
It was recommended as a book and documentary by Dr. Hillary McBride, suggesting it provided insights into psychedelics and their effects.
I always recommend Michael Pollan's work. He's got the documentary How to Change Your Mind and a similar book.
Sex, Murder, and Madness in the Midwest
It was mentioned as a book that the speaker recently read and found brilliant, in which the author discussed Joni Mitchell and her dating experiences in a countercultural way.
I just finished this book that I thought was so brilliant called Monsters.
— Episode: 219. How to Make a Friend & Find a Date...
It was mentioned as a book that the speaker recently read and found brilliant, in which the author discussed Joni Mitchell and her dating experiences in a countercultural way.
I just finished this book that I thought was so brilliant called Monsters.
Unabridged Deathbed Edition with 400 Poems
Glennon shares that Walt Whitman'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 Walt Whitman'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
Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing
Abby mentioned this book by Oprah, which she listened to on audiobook. It was where she discovered and defined the concept of being a 'people pleaser' and its impact on her.
Yeah. So it's Oprah's book called 'What Happened to You?'
— Episode: 29. People Pleasing, Unlocked Doors & Fi...
Abby mentioned this book by Oprah, which she listened to on audiobook. It was where she discovered and defined the concept of being a 'people pleaser' and its impact on her.
Yeah. So it's Oprah's book called 'What Happened to You?'
And she talked a lot about people pleasing in that book and how she's a massive people pleaser.
And I was like, well, first of all, it's kind of cool to be like Oprah in a way.
Sinead O'Connor performed an a cappella version of Bob Marley's 'War' on Saturday Night Live in 1992, making it about child abuse.
When she made her stand in 92, it wasn't about ripping up the Pope's picture. It was about singing Bob Marley's war, um, acapella essentially, and, and making it about child abuse and saying that and...
— Episode: 251. How to Break Cycles with Allison Ru...
Sinead O'Connor performed an a cappella version of Bob Marley's 'War' on Saturday Night Live in 1992, making it about child abuse.
When she made her stand in 92, it wasn't about ripping up the Pope's picture. It was about singing Bob Marley's war, um, acapella essentially, and, and making it about child abuse and saying that and naming that on the biggest TV show of the day.
Thoughts on Life, Love, and Rebellion
The Logic of Misogyny
It was briefly mentioned in the context of discussing human giver theory, an idea that explores societal expectations and how they can lead to burnout, specifically for women.
They refer to Kate Mann, who I love, and she wrote this book called Down Girl and she talks about the human, I think it's called the human giver theory, which is if you set up a cultu...
— Episode: 93. BURNOUT: Do You Feel Half Alive?
It was briefly mentioned in the context of discussing human giver theory, an idea that explores societal expectations and how they can lead to burnout, specifically for women.
They refer to Kate Mann, who I love, and she wrote this book called Down Girl and she talks about the human, I think it's called the human giver theory, which is if you set up a culture where half of the population gets to be human beings and their whole existence is about, you know, being served and getting their needs met and self-fulfillment and destiny fulfillment.
How to Harness the Power of Connection to Negotiate Fearlessly
It was discussed as a guide to negotiating fearlessly by harnessing the power of connection, in contrast to the common misconception that the best negotiators are aggressive.
Mori Taharipour is the author of Bring Yourself, How to Harness the Power of Connection to Negotiate Fearlessly.
— Episode: 223. Get What You Want at Work & Home: H...
It was discussed as a guide to negotiating fearlessly by harnessing the power of connection, in contrast to the common misconception that the best negotiators are aggressive.
Mori Taharipour is the author of Bring Yourself, How to Harness the Power of Connection to Negotiate Fearlessly.
It was mentioned as a book read by Maya Angelou that helped her to begin transforming her own pain and trauma into a source of creativity and healing.
So Bertha Flowers introduces her to A Tale of Two Cities by Dickens and reads it to her in kind of like a voice of song.
— Episode: 85. Susan Cain Says Sadness is a Superpo...
It was mentioned as a book read by Maya Angelou that helped her to begin transforming her own pain and trauma into a source of creativity and healing.
So Bertha Flowers introduces her to A Tale of Two Cities by Dickens and reads it to her in kind of like a voice of song.
A Life Transformed by the Dearly Departing (Limited Edition Hardcove
The book is mentioned as the source of excerpts about the top regrets of the dying, especially that people wished they had let themselves be happy.
I remember reading excerpts from this book about the top regrets of the dying that was written by someone who works with people as they're dying and pay attention to their regrets and it was things li...
— Episode: What You Need To Know to Have More Fun T...
The book is mentioned as the source of excerpts about the top regrets of the dying, especially that people wished they had let themselves be happy.
I remember reading excerpts from this book about the top regrets of the dying that was written by someone who works with people as they're dying and pay attention to their regrets and it was things like I wish I'd made more time for my friends and family I wish it hadn't worked so hard but one of the ones that really stood out to me was I wish I'd let myself be happy I'd let myself be happy not I wish I'd had a happy life yes not I wish I had more happiness I wish I had let myself be happy yeah I think it's the most powerful moments in life
It's about a boy trying to figure out if he's a nihilist or will choose life, and is described as utterly gorgeous.
Oh my God. Everyone must go get the book Martyr. I want to read it.
— Episode: Inside Out 2 Review + Our Fav Books & TV...
It's about a boy trying to figure out if he's a nihilist or will choose life, and is described as utterly gorgeous.
Oh my God. Everyone must go get the book Martyr. I want to read it.
So it's about this boy who's trying to kind of figure out whether he's a nihilist or is going to choose life in a million different ways and it's utterly gorgeous.
Radical Sex, Love & Relationships Beyond the Gender Binary
The film was an adaptation of this book, which was inspired by true events in a Mennonite colony in Bolivia where girls and women were systematically raped. The film imagines a fictional reckoning where the women discuss how to respond to the abuse.
Women Talking was based on a novel written by Miriam Taves, which was inspired by real events that occurred in a Mennonite colony in rural Bolivia.
— Episode: 185. Should We Stay & Fight, Leave, or D...
The film was an adaptation of this book, which was inspired by true events in a Mennonite colony in Bolivia where girls and women were systematically raped. The film imagines a fictional reckoning where the women discuss how to respond to the abuse.
Women Talking was based on a novel written by Miriam Taves, which was inspired by real events that occurred in a Mennonite colony in rural Bolivia.
It was a 2,500 person, very conservative colony in which boys and men systematically raped approximately 150 girls and women aged 3 to 65.
One Woman's Painfully Funny Quest to Give It Up
It was discussed that the author spent a week reading Billie Jean King's autobiography, 'All In', and had many spiritual experiences from it, especially regarding her visualization philosophy.
Her memoir, All In, an autobiography is available now.
— Episode: 107. Billie Jean King: Abby’s Hero Share...
It was discussed that the author spent a week reading Billie Jean King's autobiography, 'All In', and had many spiritual experiences from it, especially regarding her visualization philosophy.
Her memoir, All In, an autobiography is available now.
I spent a solid week doing nothing but reading your memoir from first page to last page underlining.
I had so many spiritual experiences reading your memoir.
A Memoir
The book was discussed in the context of parents acknowledging their shortcomings and the impact it has on children. It was mentioned that Tara's mother acknowledging her failings helped her to become a better parent.
I'm thinking of the Tara Westover Educated book where she said, I know only this, that when my mother told me she had not been the mother to me that she wished she'd been, she became...
— Episode: 159. Family Estrangement: Should You Rep...
The book was discussed in the context of parents acknowledging their shortcomings and the impact it has on children. It was mentioned that Tara's mother acknowledging her failings helped her to become a better parent.
I'm thinking of the Tara Westover Educated book where she said, I know only this, that when my mother told me she had not been the mother to me that she wished she'd been, she became that mother for the first time.
How to Thrive When the World Overwhelms You
Alanis Morissette talked about reading this book and being overwhelmed by the recognition of her own experiences as a highly sensitive person, feeling like it explained a lot about her life.
Someone gave me the book, The Highly Sensitive Person book, and when I first got it, you know I was seeing still through the lens of patriarchy and you know extraversion centricity an...
— Episode: 288. Alanis Morissette On Highly Sensiti...
Alanis Morissette talked about reading this book and being overwhelmed by the recognition of her own experiences as a highly sensitive person, feeling like it explained a lot about her life.
Someone gave me the book, The Highly Sensitive Person book, and when I first got it, you know I was seeing still through the lens of patriarchy and you know extraversion centricity and I didn't actually want to read it, and then a few years later there it was and I read it in its entirety and it was just weeping the whole way through, that of recognition and just thought oh this explains a lot.
Then I just talked about rabbit holes. I just wanted to go more deeply and deeply, and a lot of times I would think well, I'm an extrovert because I love humans, I love conversations, I love listening and I've come to see that introverts and highly sensitive and empaths. We light up when we're around like-mindeds. When we're not around like-mindeds we can often be positive check or just more observing, more what sort of people watching. So it depends on context, as always. So for those listening the four characteristics of a highly sensitive person are the depth of processing which means when Abby and I walk into a room and then we leave and I'm like do you not notice the 12,000 things that just happened in that room and she's okay. Abby, are you a non-HSP? Do you identify as non-HSP?
A Practical Guide to Polyamory, Open Relationships, and Other Freedoms in Sex and Love
It was mentioned as a book about polyamory that Glennon Doyle read, where the concept of jealousy was reframed as a natural emotion that can be worked through, rather than a relationship dealbreaker.
So I'm reading this book called The Ethical Slut.
— Episode: 121. Martha Beck & Rowan Mangan: Polyamo...
It was mentioned as a book about polyamory that Glennon Doyle read, where the concept of jealousy was reframed as a natural emotion that can be worked through, rather than a relationship dealbreaker.
So I'm reading this book called The Ethical Slut.
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