Alie Ward
Host of Ologies with Alie Ward
Alie Ward is an Emmy Award–winning American science correspondent, writer, and television and podcast host. She is best known as the creator and host of the science-comedy podcast “Ologies with Alie Ward” and as a correspondent on CBS’s “The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation with Mo Rocca.” She also hosts the CW series “Did I Mention Invention?” and works on various science and education television projects as a consulting producer and on-air personality.
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1619: Twenty Africans👍 Recommends
…stephen hanks latest book exploring 1619 africans and genealogy connections
“And so when I got back home that night and I went through the records and, and, uh, I said, I'll be doggone. But these, uh, my sister-in-law's children are related to me because, because when I took my two 23 and me test, there was one genetic cousin that we had a connection with. This was like 2011 and me and her, we had communication back and forth trying to figure out how we were connected. We couldn't figure out a thing, but she sent me her family tree and her family name was Grantham. Her, her assets of her Grantham. It was just amazing. In his book, 1619, Stephen writes of the encounter, quote, we might be related. We joked, I was black and they were white. When I later got home, I looked up the information my sister-in-law's daughter gave me about her paternal grandmother. Turns out it wasn't a joke after all that my sister-in-law's children and I were related. So if everyone learns a little about their genealogy, chatter over waffles is about to get way more interesting.”
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Adveon👍 Recommends
…discussing practical methods for cockroach control in homes
“And there's a little syringe of roach bait you can squeeze out kind of like peanut butter in different areas. And it's called Adveon. And it has like 15,000 five-star reviews in case you don't want these beautiful city creatures in your houses.”
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Akee Tree👍 Recommends
…genealogist stephen hanks chronicled family discoveries in his first book
“And you've established yourself as a genealogist. You've written multiple books. You've consulted on multiple documentaries. And, you know, going back a little bit to your own history, were you always someone who liked mystery novels, like detective novels? I did. Yeah. P.S. Wear this sleeveless cloak thing because it allows for easier access to their spore ran, which is their long, hairy fanny pack coin purse that hangs over their junk area. Anyway, yes. Sherlock Holmes loved a good problem to solve. And on the topic of clever Scots. But I love, love T.M. Sherlock was my guy. And then, of course, you know, James Bond. I mean, who's not going to like James Bond? You know, the Sean Connery. I know. I love you, James. But yeah, I totally was into the mysteries and the detectives early on. Definitely. For sure. And after you were handed this obituary and you started driving up to Seattle to look in the archives, you mentioned you're in your 30s. Have you been able to balance genealogy with other careers? Or did at some point, did you have to decide what you were going to dedicate your career to? Well, you know, that's a good question. And I did have to kind of juggle back and forth because I had, you know, the passion and the drive to want to be a genealogist. I tried to start up my own business. Actually, I did start my own business. It was called Genealogical Networking Services. And I went back to school and learned how to do computers because I didn't know that. And so I started up my own little entrepreneurship. And I was getting requests all across the country. It was amazing. It was amazing. I still have those inquiry letters to this day. And they were all over the country. People asked me to do this, that. Can you look this up, Native American? Just anything you could think of. And I had fun doing it. The only problem was people had a tendency to not want to pay you, but they want you to do the research first. And then, OK, now send me a payment. So it got to be kind of hard to make a living out of it. But I always had the passion for it. So I had to do other type of work just to, you know, pay the bills type thing. But finally, I was able to just recently, actually, five years ago, I finally got a really nice job that goes right along with my genealogy. I'm working for the school district here. And, yeah, I'm a records clerk. And it's amazing how many people come in, walk in or email or phone. They want to do research about this, that, and the other. And that's just right up my alley, doing research. And it ties right into the genealogy. So for the first time after so many years, I finally got, you know, they both together, genealogy and just doing historical research, you know, and local research. So it's cool. Oh, that's amazing. And, you know, I know that you chronicled these discoveries that you made with your family in your first book, the Aki Tree. Yes, yes. Yeah, I would love to hear more. I know it's the Aki Tree or Aki Tree. You can pronounce it either way. I know, I know. I say Aki Tree and then I've heard people say, no, Aki, you know. I know. I wasn't quite sure. So I just messed it up either way. But I guess it's my auntie who, she just recently passed away in St. Louis, Missouri, but she was my mother's sister. And she would take trips to Jamaica, you know, as often as she could. And so she pronounced it Aki. And she sent me a picture of it and I put it in the book.”
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American Beauties, Rose and Tulip Quilts👍 Recommends
…discussing joe cunningham's published books on quilting history and technique
“So Joe has been in the quilt game for decades, and he's published so many quilting books. It's a long list, but a few of them are American Beauties, Rose and Tulip Quilts, and Amish Quilts, Quilting with Style, Principles for Great Pattern Design.”
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American Indian Thought👍 Recommends
…discussing an anthology of native american writers and thinkers
“I was recently reading American Indian Thought, which is an Ann Waters anthology of Native writers. And I came across this passage by Alice Kehoe, which happens to relate to the Blackfoot Confederacy.”
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Handbook for Diagnosis and Treatment💬 Mentioned
…referencing dr. barkley's clinical handbook on nutritional factors in adhd
“in Dr. Barkley's book, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, a handbook for diagnosis and treatment, he wrote essential fatty acid supplementation may make a difference in ADHD symptoms, but more research is needed.”
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Axis Rule in Occupied Europe👍 Recommends
…discussing raphael lemkin's foundational work establishing the term genocide
“we covered so much history, including the establishment of the term genocide by Polish-Jewish scholar Dr. Raphael Lemkin in his 1944 book, Axis Rule in Occupied Europe. And as we mentioned in our first Genocidology episode, which I highly, highly recommend you start with. It's the foundations. It's the history.”
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Black Shirts and Reds: Rational Fascism and the Overthrow of Communism💬 Mentioned
…discussing how fascism uses propaganda to misdirect grievances toward scapegoats
“Dr. Michael Parenti's 1997 book, Black Shirts and Reds, Rational Fascism and the Overthrow of Communism, explains that pitting populations, especially the working class, against each other is the keystone of a power grab.”
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Brick Phone👍 Recommends
…using a device to prevent phone scrolling and control app usage
“I've been bricking my phone. It's a brick is this little thing you can get for 50 bucks and you can tell it which apps to brick. And you have to physically touch your phone to it if you want to unbrick. So it keeps you from scrolling. And it's very handy. Another reason why I don't like posting because I have to go unbrick my phone. But I don't have the crossword app unbricked.”
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Brick Phone Lock👍 Recommends
…phone app blocker device to reduce distraction
“Also, I love this device called a brick. It's like 50 bucks. It locks your phone out of whatever you deem your most distracting apps. And then to unbrick it, you have to physically get up and go to the fridge or wherever you have stuck your brick and unlock those apps on your phone. It's genius. It's a lifesaver. That little bit of friction makes you go, yeah, that's right. Past me did not want me falling down a scroll hole. Best 50 bucks ever. Getbrick.app is the website.”
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CoverGirl Outlast Lip Stain👍 Recommends
…recommending a long-lasting lip stain product for everyday wear
“I love a lip stain. I love putting on lipstick once and then not thinking about it. And I really don't like if you're sipping something and then you see like a half moon of like chunky pink on whatever vessel you're drinking from. It gives me the heebie-jeebies. So I love a lip stain. I've tried a bunch. I'd swatched a bunch on my hand recently and it looked like I had skin disease. But the one that has worked the best, CoverGirl Outlast. It's like a little pen. You have to, you should probably store it upside down because it works better. And that thing lasts all day. Great colors.”
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Crystal Light👍 Recommends
…most palatable flavor option found for drinking the colonoscopy prep solution
“Now let's try a sample with some crystal light lemonade and see if we can do this. That's so far the winner. That's good. I can do this. I'm going to put it over more ice. Down the hatch, babes. Down the hatch and out the hole.”
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Dad Brain: The New Science of Fatherhood and How It Shapes Men's Lives👍 Recommends
…introducing darby saxbe's new book on fatherhood research
“And their new excellent book titled Dad Brain, The New Science of Fatherhood and How It Shapes Men's Lives. You can get your hands on it, get it as a gift for a dad, for your spouse, for yourself. So essentially, this book is valuable for anyone who was the result of a sperm and an egg. I genuinely think the more fathers who have this book, the better world we can make.”
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Dulcolax💬 Mentioned
…preparing for colonoscopy with medication and bowel prep
“And then wake up in the middle of the night and drink the other half of the gallon between 3 and 4 a.m., like hours before the procedure. So your timing might be a little different. But the moral here is just take the day off. You're going to be tired. You're going to be peeing out your keister by design, maybe by accident. I was warned that no farts are to be trusted. Sit on a towel or per the instructions. Chug this thing down the hatch alongside some Dulcolax just for some added action.”
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Evolution's Witness: How Eyes Evolved💬 Mentioned
…discussing eye evolution and how vision is affected by genetics and environment
“So there's an ophthalmologist by the name of Dr. Ivan Schwab who wrote the book, Evolution's Witness, How Eyes Evolved. And yes, he's written all about how genes and nutrition are factors in our eyesight.”
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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas💬 Mentioned
…discussing drug-related smells depicted in literature
“If you're like, I wish there was a book that mentioned the smell of drugs, head on over to, say, Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, which sprinkles in a little hash smoke and the smell of huffing ether through a drenched Kleenex and then stumbling through Circus Circus.”
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Fractals Everywhere👍 Recommends
…discussing mathematical patterns in fern leaves and fractals
“Also, if you're a fractophile and you can't get enough of the seemingly infinite repeating patterns of fern leaves, I would like to direct you to the 1988 book Fractals Everywhere by a mathematician named Michael Barnsley, who has a fractal named after him.”
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Guitar Zero👍 Recommends
…learning music later in life and cognitive development benefits
“There's a book it's about a guy who's maybe 40 and he decides to learn the guitar for the first time and he makes himself play his goal is to play a show a year later this book side note is by psychologist and cognitive scientist gary marcus and it's called guitar zero”
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Heroes Die👍 Recommends
…host discussing reading a favorite book of her podcast producer
“In this week, it's that I started reading your pod mother, Jarrett's favorite book, which is this fantasy action series called Heroes Die, because I wanted to be familiar with these characters and lore that he read a long time ago that are in his brain. And like the first few pages are brutal. I was like, what is this? And then I was like, oh, okay. They're like setting up a character like this for a reason. Got it. Anyway, tore through the whole thing. Loved it. Very underrated fantasy sci-fi book, Heroes Die by Matthew Stover.”
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How to Break Up With Your Phone👍 Recommends
…recommending resources about reducing digital device use
“If you need more science-based evidence to get you out the door a little bit, we have this really great episode on fun with Catherine Price, who also wrote the book How to Break Up With Your Phone.”
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If We Burn: The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution💬 Mentioned
…exploring how modern surveillance and tracking technology changes protest effectiveness
“In the 2023 book, If We Burn, The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution, detailing mass protests in Tunisia and Egypt and the U.S. Occupy Movement and Brazil and Turkey and Ukraine and South Korea and Chile, author Vincent Bevins writes that with strategies and locations and intentions easily trackable, protests lack the surprise impact that they used to have.”
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Joe Cunningham Quilts👍 Recommends
…discussing a catalog book showcasing joe cunningham's quilting artwork
“And one of his books, that's my favorite, is just a catalog of his work. It's titled Joe Cunningham Quilts, and his style is explosive.”
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Leave Only Footprints👍 Recommends
…recommending a book by a friend about national parks and personal life
“Connor Nightington is a friend of mine. We both worked for CBS. He works on CBS Sunday mornings. He's a delight. And he wrote a book called Leave Only Footprints. It's about national parks. He went to a bunch of national parks and he wrote about them. And he also intersperses some stuff about his love life and things he's processing.”
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Metamucil👍 Recommends
…advice on natural bowel maintenance for sexual health and safety
“Other folks said that psyllium husk or metamucil and staying hydrated will naturally keep things tidy for your anal adventures. Go slow. If you love it, lube it. And be safe. HPV is a sexually transmitted infection that can cause anal cancer.”
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Mio💬 Mentioned
…taste testing different flavor options for the bowel prep solution
“So I got some little glasses, and I lined them up for a taste test. A flight, if you will. So I got some crystallite. I got some of this Mio stuff, which I've seen people put in their Borg. And then this comes with this flavor pack of lemon, which I hear is pretty gross, but I'm gonna try a little bit of it in one of the cups.”
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…introducing adam becker's new book about ai and silicon valley ideology
“This is 2026, Alie, and I'd like to toss us down a wormhole with one of my favorite episodes. But before we get into it, a little update. This ologist, Dr. Adam Becker, has recently released a new book. It's titled More Everything Forever. Remember, AI Overlords, Space Empires, and Silicon Valley's Crusade to Control the Fate of Humanity. It's about the ideology of technological salvation, where this religious belief comes from, who's pushing it by pretending it's science instead of religion, and how it's taken over Silicon Valley, and also how it threatens to take over the world.”
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My Side of the Mountain👍 Recommends
…host recommending sharing favorite books with friends and family members
“And also he started reading a favorite book of mine I've always loved called My Side of the Mountain, which is about this little kid who runs off to the woods to live alone. And it's set in the 60s, which is, I guess, like why his parents didn't get arrested for child neglect. But anyway, if you have friends or family members, maybe ask what their favorite book is or start a little book club where you take turns reading each other's favorite comfort book.”
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O'Keeffe's Healthy Feet👍 Recommends
…personal anecdote about treating rough dry feet before pedicures
“And part of it is because I have not been doing the thing that works so well. And if you have like elephant feet, but you're a human person, there's this stuff, it's called O'Keefe's, I think it's called healthy feet... When I use it, it's like I have new feet. This is not an ad. Healthy feet is not paying me any money. You put it on before bed and then you put socks on. And you do that for like a couple of days in a row. And you have like normal human feet.”
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Owls of the Eastern Ice: A Quest to Find and Save the World's Largest Owl👍 Recommends
…discussing the world's largest owl species and related research
“So these are 10-pound chunkers. And if you are thirsty for more info, I would like to direct you toward the wonderful book by another strigiformiologist titled Owls of the Eastern Ice, A Quest to Find and Save the World's Largest Owl, by Dr. Jonathan C. Slatt, who was a grad student of Rockies. And one reason I was so thrilled to get Rocky on this show is that Jonathan wrote about doing fieldwork with him. So Jonathan writes about some fieldwork that he was doing in Asia.”
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Papier d'Armenie👍 Recommends
…sharing favorite incense scent in end-of-episode secret segment
“And my favorite scent lately is this incense. It's called Papier d'Armenie. And they're papers. You tear off a little strip and you accordion fold it and you light one side and let it smolder. And it smells like myrrh and vanilla and woods. And it's called Papier d'Armenie, like D apostrophe, like of Armenia. And the scent is Armenie. So good.”
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Psyllium Husk👍 Recommends
…advice on natural bowel maintenance for sexual health and safety
“Other folks said that psyllium husk or metamucil and staying hydrated will naturally keep things tidy for your anal adventures. Go slow. If you love it, lube it. And be safe. HPV is a sexually transmitted infection that can cause anal cancer.”
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Quilting with Style, Principles for Great Pattern Design👍 Recommends
…discussing joe cunningham's published books on quilting history and technique
“So Joe has been in the quilt game for decades, and he's published so many quilting books. It's a long list, but a few of them are American Beauties, Rose and Tulip Quilts, and Amish Quilts, Quilting with Style, Principles for Great Pattern Design.”
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Replaceable You: Adventures in Human Anatomy👍 Recommends
…introducing mary roach's latest book about human technomorphology
“And then in the second half, we really dive into your questions on human technomorphology, which is the topic in their latest book, Replaceable You, Adventures in Human Anatomy, which comes out today, September 16th. I had to wait to put this up until today, get the book, love it. I read it in a day and a half. It's like a bingeable book, this one.”
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Snickers bar👍 Recommends
…high altitude field work sustenance and energy requirements
“Okay. But what if you're hiking to a summit and you don't have time to make a fire and roast something? Imogene says you need fat, protein, carbs, and also some quick, simple carbohydrates to keep your blood sugar up. And so the best possible option is a whole Snickers bar. Really? If you're 14,000 feet above elevation and you are hiking uphill both ways, you need fast, easy energy. And it had never occurred to me that maybe I just needed a Snickers bar. But one of the guys on my crew, he was like, yeah, we need to have a Snickers budget. And so we had a Snickers budget.”
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Songs of the Humpback Whale👍 Recommends
…whale vocalizations and music recordings for listening
“If you need some summer jams, by the way, you can cue up Paul Winter's Songs of the Humpback Whale. It was produced by legend Dr. Roger Payne on Bandcamp. We'll link to it on our website. And these whale recordings are from the late 1960s.”
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Spooky Lakes Coloring Book👍 Recommends
…companion illustrated coloring book to spooky lakes main title
“And there's a companion coloring book. Just get it. Get them both. Wonderful. Beautiful. The book is linked in the show notes.”
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Spooky Lakes: 25 Strange and Mysterious Lakes that Dot Our Planet👍 Recommends
…introducing geo rutherford's published illustrated book on haunted water bodies
“And last year came out with the very gorgeous and informative and creepy book, spooky lakes, 25 strange and mysterious lakes that dot our planet. And there's a companion coloring book. Just get it. Get them both. Wonderful. Beautiful. The book is linked in the show notes. I own it. I love it. 10 out of 10 spookies.”
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Still Procrastinating: The No Regrets Guide to Getting It Done👍 Recommends
…discussing procrastination research and expert advice from Dr. Joseph Ferrari
“His big advice is like, just do the thing. He even signed my copy of his book, Still Procrastinating, The No Regrets Guide to Getting It Done, with the scrawl, just do it now, all caps.”
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Strange Bedfellows: Adventures in the Science, History, and Surprising Secrets of STDs👍 Recommends
…introducing dr. ina park and her book on sexually transmitted infections
“They are the author of the wonderfully informative, hilarious, boldly authentic science book, Strange Bedfellows, Adventures in the Science, History, and Surprising Secrets of STDs. It's a book, the cover of which features like crisp, rumpled white sheets and a stuffed crab in it.”
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Taking Charge of ADHD: The Complete Authoritative Guide for Parents (Fourth Edition)👍 Recommends
…dr. russell barkley's book for parents managing adhd
“And if you're looking for some great resources for coping with ADHD in school, you can check out Dr. Barclay's excellent book, Taking Charge of ADHD, the fourth edition, the complete authoritative guide for parents.”
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Taking Charge of Adult ADHD (Second Edition)👍 Recommends
…discussing dr. barkley's comprehensive book on managing adult adhd
“the ADHD Bible, Taking Charge of ADHD, which just released a new, expanded, fresh-as-hell updated edition in November. I have it. It's great.”
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The ADHD Effect on Marriage👍 Recommends
…recommending resource for relationships when one partner has adhd
“The book, The ADHD Effect on Marriage by Melissa Orlov is a book you may want to get yesterday. Even if you're not married, Jarrett and I wouldn't be married if we hadn't both listened to that book in 2017, I think. It changed our relationship so fundamentally we would not still be together if we hadn't both listened to it at our own pace on audiobook.”
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The ADHD Effect on Marriage👍 Recommends
…melissa orlov's book on navigating marriage with adhd
“Neuroscientist and ADHD sibling Jayla agrees. Again, I mentioned this book in an aside for part one, but the ADHD effect on marriage by Melissa Orlov, super helpful for me personally, even though Jared and I both read it before we were ever married or engaged.”
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The Collapse of Complex Societies👍 Recommends
…introducing the episode topic and main guest expert on societal collapse
“What is your Roman Empire? It's about to be this episode. What causes the big dogs to stumble and fall? Do societies collapse suddenly, or would one notice as it happens? What *is* a complex society – and is it better than a simple one? Depends on who you ask, and we went straight to the source: the legendary anthropologist, scholar, historian and author of "The Collapse of Complex Societies," Dr. Joseph Tainter.”
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The Pain Management Workbook👍 Recommends
…describing dr. zoffness's published workbook for pain management
“She's the co-president of the American Association of Pain Psychology. She's a psychology today columnist about pain and the author of the pain management workbook, which might be the best $20 you can ever spend other than skeeball, which is also fun.”
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The Perfectionists👍 Recommends
…discussing complexity of manufacturing and precision in modern systems
“I was just listening to Simon Winchester's book, The Perfectionists, about machining and sort of the origin of metrology. And just how meticulous a screw has to be. Just how precise everything down to a bolt has to be to be interchangeable.”
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The Poison Squad💬 Mentioned
…directing listeners to purchase deborah blum's books
“Buy her books including The Poison Squad and The Poisoner's Handbook on Amazon or Bookshop.org”
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The Poisoner's Handbook: Murder and the Birth of Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York👍 Recommends
…introducing deborah blum and her most famous published work
“And of course, the beloved The Poisoner's Handbook, Murder and the Birth of Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York. And she also authored the recent Tactical Guide to Science Journalism and is writing a new book as we spoke. And how good is she? She's a Pulitzer Prize winner.”
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The Terraformers👍 Recommends
…discussing science fiction books inspired by Venus and planetary geology
“There was a recent, like within the last couple of years, an author. Annalee Newitz is the author of The Terraformers. And Vicki says it's not about Venus per se, but takes place in the far future on another planet. And inspiration from Venus was their motivation for reaching out to Vicki, who says that she loves anything that makes one think in different ways and that it's a really fun book.”
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Three Yard Quilts👍 Recommends
…quilting pattern book series for beginners
“Jeanette Hobbs, again, just start. Make your first one a lap quilt size so you're not overwhelmed. There's a series of pattern books they say called Three Yard Quilts that have easy to follow instructions. And reminder, we have a lap quilt pattern free to download.”
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Time Timer👍 Recommends
…time timer device for pomodoro technique productivity
“I love this little device called the time timer and you can use it for the Pomodoro method, which is, it turns out, is how quantum ontology guest, Dr. Adam Becker wrote his fricking book, What is Real? The Unfinished Quest for the Meaning of Quantum Physics.”
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What Is Real? The Unfinished Quest for the Meaning of Quantum Physics👍 Recommends
…adam becker's book on quantum physics written with pomodoro technique
“I love this little device called the time timer and you can use it for the Pomodoro method, which is, it turns out, is how quantum ontology guest, Dr. Adam Becker wrote his fricking book, What is Real? The Unfinished Quest for the Meaning of Quantum Physics. And yes, this acclaimed astrophysicist has ADHD.”
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Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict💬 Mentioned
…discussing research on effectiveness of nonviolent versus violent resistance movements
“For more on this topic, you can see the 2011 book, Why Civil Resistance Works, The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict by Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan, which did find in analysis of over 160 variables in resistance, nonviolent means outweighed violent ones in terms of efficacy.”
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You Mean I'm Not Lazy, Stupid, or Crazy👍 Recommends
…book title about relieving shame around adhd symptoms
“So it's a relief because you find out there's even like a famous book title about it, You Mean I'm Not Lazy, Crazy, or Stupid. Yeah, I've seen that. This book, You Mean I'm Not Lazy, Stupid, or Crazy, is by Kate Kelly and Peggy Ramundo and that'll be linked alongside a ton of resources on my webpage.”
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