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11 October 2025

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    Civil Resistance

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    Now I'm trying to be more hopeful and trying to figure out books about like, you know, non-violent protest and resistance and uh civil resistance uh what everyone needs to know by Erica Chennowith. Uh had them on Pod Save America a couple months ago.

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    Stride Toward Freedom

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    Um Martin Luther King's stride toward freedom which is his book and firsthand account of the Montgomery boy bus boycott. I was reading that again and I find that just a fascinating study in the strategy and discipline necessary for non-violent resistance and protests and and political movement and social movement building. And then um this is not a book that's out yet.

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    The Radical Fund

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    It's out next week, but I just read the long essay um by the author in the New York Times, uh John Fabian Wit, the radical fund, how a band of visionaries and a million dollars upended America about a very wealthy philanthropist who decided to uh donate all of his money to progressive causes back in the 1920s and sort of seated the ground for a lot of the most progressive policies

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16 June 2023

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    How to Break Up with Your Phone

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    And so, I just finished Catherine Price's How to Break Up With Your Phone, which has been fantastic and very helpful. Um, what else am I reading right now? because as you were saying that, I actually glanced at my phone. I want to admit this in in full view of the audience and God. I'm telling you. I'm I'm all of those kinds of books now I'm reading. All the offline He's barely conscious, too. It just sort of happened. It is.

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    A Visit from the Goon Squad

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    And I'm finally reading a visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan, which is fantastic and Um and then also I'm reading Patricia Lockwood, No One Is Talking About This, which is a fantastic little weird book about the internet, of course. Jon Favreau, thank you very much. Thanks, Ezra. This is fun. This episode was produced by Roland fact-checking by Michelle Harris, Mary Marge Locker, and Kate Sinclair.

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    No One Is Talking About This

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    And I'm finally reading a visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan, which is fantastic and Um and then also I'm reading Patricia Lockwood, No One Is Talking About This, which is a fantastic little weird book about the internet, of course. Jon Favreau, thank you very much. Thanks, Ezra. This is fun. This episode was produced by Roland fact-checking by Michelle Harris, Mary Marge Locker, and Kate Sinclair.

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