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If Books Could Kill

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The airport bestsellers that captured our hearts and ruined our minds. Every two weeks from @RottenInDenmark and @The_Law_Boy

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After Eric Adams was indicted on bribery and corruption charges, Law Boy and @RottenInDenmark took a look at the Mayor of New York City's early life and discovered it was littered with lies. This is such a great episode of If Books Could Kill. share.harkaudio.com/GnTvKhJjdkSXkh…

Georgina Adlam (@georginaadlam.bsky.social) (@georginaadlam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It comes from the TRULY APPALLING “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus” I recommend this episode from the truly excellent If Books Could Kill for a breakdown of how absolutely awful the book is podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/if-…

molly ꗯ (@heymolly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

picked a hell of a day to listen to the "Glen Kessler Retire B*tch" episode of If Books Could Kill. I'm trying not to hold it against all fact checkers but they aren't making it easy tonight.

Jeff H (@btc_jeff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Piggy backing off the OG Eric Adams connoisseur Law Boy's take on If Books Could Kill I hope his legal proceedings are just as comical as this and the other gems

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Episode 33: Who Moved My Cheese? A 94-page parable about how you will be a happier worker if you imagine that you are a lab rat. buzzsprout.com/2040953/episod…

Maggie Koerth (@maggiekb1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I was today years old when I found out the author of Who Moved My Cheese? was also the author of the weird, kinda-pseudo Christian, virtue-based biographies of famous people that I loved as a little kid. The image of the rabid dog attack in this book is BURNED into my brain.

I was today years old when I found out the author of Who Moved My Cheese? was also the author of the weird, kinda-pseudo Christian, virtue-based biographies of famous people that I loved as a little kid. The image of the rabid dog attack in this book is BURNED into my brain.
David Roberts (@drvolts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This laughable factcheck is a good excuse to go listen to the If Books Could Kill special episode on Glenn Kessler & the factchecking industrial complex generally. Suffice to say, the whole enterprise is a joke. podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/gle…

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Episode 34: The End of Faith In the mid-2000s, Sam Harris helped revive atheism with his sharp wit, polemical style, and absolute refusal to listen to real experts. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sam…

noam chompers (@noamchompers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

imagining if kant had been a contemporary airport book author and after the critique of pure reason, he published 40 variants like "critique of pure teenager reason", "critique of pure grandma reason", "critique of pure coffee lovers' reason", etc