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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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Glennon was surprised to find a box of Abby's books, including Thomas Merton's work, which she found interesting because Abby was a public atheist.
And books about Buddhism and mysticism and the Torah and freaking Thomas Merton.
— Episode: Abby On Healing From Religious Trauma
Glennon was surprised to find a box of Abby's books, including Thomas Merton's work, which she found interesting because Abby was a public atheist.
And books about Buddhism and mysticism and the Torah and freaking Thomas Merton.
Amanda mentioned watching Tig Notaro's standup, specifically the show 'Tig Notaro Liv', where Tig discussed her own breast cancer diagnosis. Amanda felt it was a helpful and relatable experience to watch.
If you have seen Tig Notaro's stand up, you have seen how beautiful that is.
— Episode: Amanda Returns Post Surgery: Here’s What...
Amanda mentioned watching Tig Notaro's standup, specifically the show 'Tig Notaro Liv', where Tig discussed her own breast cancer diagnosis. Amanda felt it was a helpful and relatable experience to watch.
If you have seen Tig Notaro's stand up, you have seen how beautiful that is.
I've started being like Stephanie and putting all my hair on one side because...
I was texting Tig when you went into your mastectomy.
I just loved, I mean, their stand up that week they found out about their situation. I listened to it like twice.
Watch the Tig documentary, people. Pod squad if you don't know what we're talking about. Watch the Tig documentary. She's amazing. And the stand up is Tig Liv. Tig Notaro Liv. That's like her famous stand up. She did the week she found out and then the documentary is so good. Everything that they do is so good.
Recipes for Spectacular Pasta Doughs, Shapes, Fillings and Sauces, from The Pasta Man
Serena Williams has a class on Masterclass, and the speaker highly recommends the platform overall, as it has over 200 best-in-class teachers, including Esther Perel.
With Masterclass, you can learn from the best. Masterclass has over 200 best-in-class teachers.
— Episode: Jealousy: Glennon & Abby Share It All
Serena Williams has a class on Masterclass, and the speaker highly recommends the platform overall, as it has over 200 best-in-class teachers, including Esther Perel.
With Masterclass, you can learn from the best. Masterclass has over 200 best-in-class teachers.
For just $10 a month, you get an annual membership with Masterclass and unlimited access to every instructor.
I highly recommend Masterclass. I wanted to build stronger relationships. So I took Esther Perel's class. It helped me understand the dynamics of healthy connections, boosting my confidence in both personal and professional interactions.
A Memoir of a Life Interrupted
Suleika Jaouad's memoir, Between Two Kingdoms, was described as unbelievably beautiful and many people have read it multiple times.
Suleika Jawad, who is the author of the unbelievably beautiful book Between Two Kingdoms, which everyone that I know has read several times.
— Episode: How to Turn a Mistake into Magic with Su...
Suleika Jaouad's memoir, Between Two Kingdoms, was described as unbelievably beautiful and many people have read it multiple times.
Suleika Jawad, who is the author of the unbelievably beautiful book Between Two Kingdoms, which everyone that I know has read several times.
A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life
Amanda began reading Richard Rohr's "Falling Upward" before her biopsy, it was about the first and second half of life and made her feel a lot better about her situation. It is about how the first half of life is about survival, identity, ego, protection, and building, but the second half of life is about burning it down because you no longer need it and need it to go away.
But Richard Rohr's Falling Upward and it's all about first half of life, second half of life.
— Episode: Amanda’s Diagnosis & What’s Next (Pt. 2)
Amanda began reading Richard Rohr's "Falling Upward" before her biopsy, it was about the first and second half of life and made her feel a lot better about her situation. It is about how the first half of life is about survival, identity, ego, protection, and building, but the second half of life is about burning it down because you no longer need it and need it to go away.
But Richard Rohr's Falling Upward and it's all about first half of life, second half of life.
And it's making me feel a lot better because it's like you can only have the realizations and the wisdom of the second half of life because you've done the first half of life that way.
And that it's all about first half of life is about survival and identity and ego and protection and building and building.
And the second half of life is all about burning it down because you don't need it anymore.
It is the stuff that you built up because you needed it.
Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity
Devon mentioned his book 'Unmasking Autism' as one of his books that helped him understand his autism better.
His books include Unmasking Autism
— Episode: Laziness Does Not Exist with Devon Price
Devon mentioned his book 'Unmasking Autism' as one of his books that helped him understand his autism better.
His books include Unmasking Autism
This book was mentioned as a main inspiration for the episode, explaining the 'laziness lie' and how we internalize it.
And he is going to share his research on the laziness lie, which consists of these three tenets.
— Episode: Laziness Does Not Exist with Devon Price
This book was mentioned as a main inspiration for the episode, explaining the 'laziness lie' and how we internalize it.
And he is going to share his research on the laziness lie, which consists of these three tenets.
His books include Unmasking Autism and Laziness Does Not Exist
So for those who don't know, I talk in Laziness Does Not Exist about Dump Truck, who's my chinchilla.
How We Can Reject Self-Blame Culture and Reclaim Our Power
Devon's newest book, 'Unlearning Shame,' was mentioned as exceptional and something they had the pleasure of reading early.
And his newest book, which we had the pleasure of reading early and is exceptional, Unlearning Shame.
— Episode: Laziness Does Not Exist with Devon Price
Devon's newest book, 'Unlearning Shame,' was mentioned as exceptional and something they had the pleasure of reading early.
And his newest book, which we had the pleasure of reading early and is exceptional, Unlearning Shame.
A Transformative Program for Redefining Wellness (Crystals, Cleanses, and Bubble Baths Not Included)
The book is about replacing the wrong ideas we have about self-care with real self-care. It was described as an NPR Best Book of 2023 and a national bestseller.
Her debut book, Real Self-Care, Crystals, Cleanses and Bubble Baths Not Included.
— Episode: REAL Self-Care: Burnout Is Not Your Faul...
The book is about replacing the wrong ideas we have about self-care with real self-care. It was described as an NPR Best Book of 2023 and a national bestseller.
Her debut book, Real Self-Care, Crystals, Cleanses and Bubble Baths Not Included.
Real Self-Care is an NPR best book of 2023 and a national bestseller.
And I include a statistic in the book it was from Weight Watchers ironically where they looked at 2000 women and found that nearly half started criticizing themselves even before 9:30 in the morning.
I was like, no, no, no, it's fine. It's just one night.
And in turning that away she was actually, she was rejecting that community.
Healing Trauma and Restoring Wholeness with the Internal Family Systems Model
The book was written for the general public and explores the concept of Internal Family Systems, emphasizing that there are no bad parts within a person, only parts that have been thrust into certain roles. It was recommended to those seeking to understand themselves through this lens.
And then also this book, No Bad Parts, is written for the public.
— Episode: Abby & Amanda’s IFS Therapy Sessions wit...
The book was written for the general public and explores the concept of Internal Family Systems, emphasizing that there are no bad parts within a person, only parts that have been thrust into certain roles. It was recommended to those seeking to understand themselves through this lens.
And then also this book, No Bad Parts, is written for the public.
A lot of people get a lot out of that.
Healing Trauma and Restoring Wholeness with the Internal Family Systems Model
The book was mentioned as being one of the five books published by Richard C. Schwartz, creator of the Internal Family Systems model, which focuses on healing trauma and restoring wholeness.
His IFS Institute offers training for professionals and the general public. He is currently on the faculty of Harvard Medical School and has published five books including No Bad Parts
— Episode: Inside an Internal Family Systems (IFS)...
The book was mentioned as being one of the five books published by Richard C. Schwartz, creator of the Internal Family Systems model, which focuses on healing trauma and restoring wholeness.
His IFS Institute offers training for professionals and the general public. He is currently on the faculty of Harvard Medical School and has published five books including No Bad Parts, healing trauma and restoring wholeness with the Internal Family Systems model.
A Lesbian Romance
Alok Vaid-Menon, the author and public speaker, discussed the ways their life is perceived as marked by violence and aggression. They want to remind people that the lives they carve out are not an object but actually quite awesome.
I want to remind people that the everyday lives that people like me are carving on this earth are not object they're actually pretty awesome
— Episode: The One Question to Finally Let Go of Co...
Alok Vaid-Menon, the author and public speaker, discussed the ways their life is perceived as marked by violence and aggression. They want to remind people that the lives they carve out are not an object but actually quite awesome.
I want to remind people that the everyday lives that people like me are carving on this earth are not object they're actually pretty awesome
What I mean is people who are choreographing the rhythm of their life to the cadence of love whose metronome is beauty not normativity people who color outside the lines because they don't exist people who often get asked questions to try to root them back into the status quo like well are you really going to be able to make a job out of that or why are you so dressed up those are all modes of policing people back into what we think it means to be stable
Gardening Organizer Notebook for Avid Gardeners of All Ages From Beginner To Experienced - Plan Out Your Garden, Keep Track of Tasks, and Organize Your Food Growing.
Alok Vaid-Menon, the author and public speaker, feels that transness gave them the opportunity to go through the sacred human practice of self-birth. They believe that birth is something we can do at any time, choosing to give birth to a different version of ourselves.
And I had to actually go home and look at myself in the mirror and being like am I what other people see me as? And I had to say no, I am beautiful. And so transness gave me the opportunity, the luxur...
— Episode: The One Question to Finally Let Go of Co...
Alok Vaid-Menon, the author and public speaker, feels that transness gave them the opportunity to go through the sacred human practice of self-birth. They believe that birth is something we can do at any time, choosing to give birth to a different version of ourselves.
And I had to actually go home and look at myself in the mirror and being like am I what other people see me as? And I had to say no, I am beautiful. And so transness gave me the opportunity, the luxury, the privilege, the power of having to do that sacred human practice of self-birth.
Birth is something that we can always do. We can decide to give birth to a different version of ourselves. And what transness demanded I did is if you are going to live this life, you're going to have to give birth to a version of yourself that's able to realize that all of this other stuff is projection. What is so true and is so real is your beauty.
How Your Relationships Can Thrive When the World Overwhelms You
Alanis Morissette mentioned this book, by Elaine Aron, as being a source of information about the dynamics of relationships between highly sensitive people.
She actually mentioned, I think, in the highly sensitive book, that, or maybe The Highly Sensitive Person in Love, she mentioned that the highest level of satisfaction, all in quotes,...
— Episode: 288. Alanis Morissette On Highly Sensiti...
Alanis Morissette mentioned this book, by Elaine Aron, as being a source of information about the dynamics of relationships between highly sensitive people.
She actually mentioned, I think, in the highly sensitive book, that, or maybe The Highly Sensitive Person in Love, she mentioned that the highest level of satisfaction, all in quotes, is two HSPs, but my running joke about that is that two HSPs will never leave the house. Get out of their cozy clothes and they won't stop ruminating, you know it's a good luck getting out of the house with two HSPs. I can think of worse problems by the way. I mean, I think in HSP with a non-HSP and a lesbian marriage that might be like the middle ground, yeah because you're both what, woman bodies? We're processors we like, okay, we're rude. You're thinking when he yes yeah, if we say it's not enough to understand each other, we have to overstate each other.
Simple Ways to Support Someone With Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating, Or Body Ima ge Issues
Alanis Morissette mentioned a book called "Talking to Eating Disorders" as being helpful for understanding what it's like to live with an eating disorder.
There's some beautiful books out there, I think there's one called "Talking to Eating Disorders", there's some books that can really help elucidate what it's like for someone who's on...
— Episode: 288. Alanis Morissette On Highly Sensiti...
Alanis Morissette mentioned a book called "Talking to Eating Disorders" as being helpful for understanding what it's like to live with an eating disorder.
There's some beautiful books out there, I think there's one called "Talking to Eating Disorders", there's some books that can really help elucidate what it's like for someone who's on the outside watching some of them with an eating disorder, but with postpartum depression, depression in general, love addiction and food addiction, it's a tough one to articulate unless you've experienced it. I will always try, I'll chase it, I'll try to articulate it, but that one is if you've been inside of this, there's a knowing.
The song "For the Roses" by Joni Mitchell was mentioned in relation to the outro of the song "Sober". Tish Melton read a poem from Leonard Cohen's poetry book while Brandi Carlile read lyrics from "For the Roses".
And then Brandy is speaking lyrics of a Joni Mitchell song. The very rare occasion that Joni writes in an observational but uplifting sense, when she's talking about, you gotta shake your fist at ligh...
— Episode: 286. Brandi Carlile & Tish Melton: Behin...
The song "For the Roses" by Joni Mitchell was mentioned in relation to the outro of the song "Sober". Tish Melton read a poem from Leonard Cohen's poetry book while Brandi Carlile read lyrics from "For the Roses".
And then Brandy is speaking lyrics of a Joni Mitchell song. The very rare occasion that Joni writes in an observational but uplifting sense, when she's talking about, you gotta shake your fist at lightning, we had a vinyl For the Roses and neither of us really vetted either of the poems that we read. It was about a 30 second decision. I said, I'll read this one, Yousa, I'll read this one.
Tish Melton picked up a poetry book by Leonard Cohen while Brandy Carlile was mixing the outro of "Sober". She found the poem "The Thousand's" which she says is about artists being fake and pretending to belong but choosing to tell their story anyway.
And I was just kind of looking around the studio and I picked up a poetry book, a Leonard Cohen poetry book. And I opened it in the first poem that I opened it to is The Thousand's poem, which is basi...
— Episode: 286. Brandi Carlile & Tish Melton: Behin...
Tish Melton picked up a poetry book by Leonard Cohen while Brandy Carlile was mixing the outro of "Sober". She found the poem "The Thousand's" which she says is about artists being fake and pretending to belong but choosing to tell their story anyway.
And I was just kind of looking around the studio and I picked up a poetry book, a Leonard Cohen poetry book. And I opened it in the first poem that I opened it to is The Thousand's poem, which is basically like all of us are fake artists and we're just pretending to be artists and no one like really belongs, but I'm going to choose to tell my story anyway. And I thought that was so cool.
On Meaning and Madwomen
It was published as a follow-up to Eat Pray Love, and was an instant #1 New York Times Bestseller.
In 2010, Liz published the follow-up to Eat Pray Love called Committed.
— Episode: 281. How Amanda Finally Calmed Her Brain...
It was published as a follow-up to Eat Pray Love, and was an instant #1 New York Times Bestseller.
In 2010, Liz published the follow-up to Eat Pray Love called Committed.
The Revolutionary Rise of an Unsung Sisterhood
Ruby Warrington talked about the book she wrote "Women Without Kids: The Revolutionary Rise of an Unsung Sisterhood." The book is about the often overlooked experiences of women who do not have children and explores the reasons women may choose to be child-free.
Ruby Warrington is a British born author, editor, podcaster and the founder of Numinous Books.
— Episode: 278. The Power of Child-Free Women with...
Ruby Warrington talked about the book she wrote "Women Without Kids: The Revolutionary Rise of an Unsung Sisterhood." The book is about the often overlooked experiences of women who do not have children and explores the reasons women may choose to be child-free.
Ruby Warrington is a British born author, editor, podcaster and the founder of Numinous Books.
She is the author of Women Without Kids, the revolutionary rise of an unsung sisterhood.
That feeling, that sensation of there being an unsung sisterhood of women who don't have children, whether it's by choice or by circumstance was one of the motivating factors behind me wanting to write this book.
The book is for anyone who identifies as a woman without kids, including women who were mothers who want to stay connected to the woman that they are without their kids.
It says, "And if our unconventional path draws criticism, this in turn means committing to radical self-love and establishing one's own code of ethics while seeking fulfillment and a sense of purpose outside of the tidy parameters of what is deemed socially acceptable. This process will be familiar to anybody who has ever experienced being othered or even persecuted, whether due to race, religion, sexuality, gender expression, disability, or class, or for being single, for getting a divorce, for having an abortion, or for being a less than perfectly selfless mom. All experiences that require a person, first and foremost, to uncover and advocate for who we are and what we need, no matter what our family, our culture, or society at large has to say about it."
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