#1869 - Dr. Gabor Maté

Dr. Spock's book was just the most influential parenting Bible for decades, through the 50s and the 60s and the 70s. He talked about the tyranny of the baby who wants to be picked up.

The speaker mentions reading a book about Quanah Parker, specifically titled 'Empire of the Summer Moon', and describes it as a beautiful book.

Dr. Daniel Segal, a psychiatrist at UCLA, discusses how the child uses the mature circuits of the adult brain to regulate its own immature unregulated circuits in his book.

The guy who wrote The Art of the Deal with him, a guy called Tony Schwartz, once said that this man doesn't know the difference between truth and lie.

This book is mentioned in relation to how corporations create addictive products that can harm consumers.

Darsia Narvaez has written a new book called The Evolved Nest, which will be published next year by North Atlantic Books.

This is a book about trauma that's bestselling for five years and every week in the New York Times.

This book, The Myth of Normal, this is your book. Yeah, it's called The Myth of Normal, Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture.

Darryl had a documentary about his life called Cracked Up, which is when Netflix was, it's still available on Netflix.

The speaker refers to their first book on ADHD, which discusses their personal experience with the condition.

The speaker mentions their book on addiction, published in 2009 in Canada and 2010 in the States, emphasizing that addiction is rooted in trauma.

A book mentioned that discusses how food corporations manipulate ingredients to create addictive products.