#2361 - Graham Linehan

“You've got to read Lonesome Dove. I started Lonesome Dove, but I got distracted. There's something that happens about page 100, and you will not be able to put it down after that.”

“He's got a great book called Breathe. For anybody who's fascinated by breathing techniques and how much it can help you, you can do a lot with breathing.”

“I read this in a brilliant book called The Skin of a Lion by Michael Ondaatje.”

“The speaker expresses dissatisfaction with the film adaptation of 'No Country for Old Men', particularly its ending, while acknowledging the book's quality.”

“The Harry Potter books have sold more or are at least similar to the sales of the Bible. Seven or eight generations of kids have read these books.”

“The discussion revolves around the differences between the movie adaptation and the original book, highlighting character portrayals and themes.”

“Abigail Schreier wrote the most important book about transitioning, the transitioning of young women, Irreversible Damage.”

“The discussion references Jonathan Haidt's book about the increase in depression among teenage girls and the impact of comparison culture.”

“The speaker mentions their book titled 'Tough Crowd' and discusses its availability and the experience of writing it.”

“Helen Joyce is a brilliant Irish writer and she pointed this out about the worst activists being parents of trans-identified kids.”

“Dr. Shanna Swan from Harvard wrote a book on this about phthalates and the impact of microplastics on human health.”

“Well, I went through a whole series of wild, wild west books that I read after I read Empire of the Summer Moon.”