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Mentioned in 13 episodes

Class

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Mentioned by

Jim O’Shaughnessy

Alexandra Hudson

David McWilliams

Natasha Joukovsky

Michael Wheaton

Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned by

Walter Kirn

as a great book about the American class system.

Walter Kirn Provides Update on Luigi Mangione Case and the Strange Parallels to Lee Harvey Oswald

Mentioned by

Jim O’Shaughnessy

to relate to

Tommy Potter

's experience of transitioning between different socioeconomic groups.

Tommy Potter — Building the CIA for Entrepreneurs (EP.264)

Mentioned by

Casey Neistat

as a book about social classes.

Casey Neistat's Unrelenting Pursuit Of Interestingness

Mentioned by

Alexandra Hudson

when discussing the American class system.

Beyond Mere Politeness — The Art of True Civility

Recommended by

Rob Henderson

to illustrate the components of social class beyond just money.

Rob Henderson - Luxury Beliefs: How Elites Exploit the Poor

Mentioned by

Natasha Joukovsky

as a highly influential book on the American class system.

Natasha Joukovsky — On Recursion, Status Games & Manufactured Nonchalance (EP.268)

Mentioned by

David McWilliams

as a great American book read while writing 'The Pope's Children'.

The Pope’s Children at 20: How Ireland Grew Up

Mentioned by

Michael Wheaton

as one of

Lucas Mann

's previously published books.

Lucas Mann [Host: Michael Wheaton]

Mentioned by

Ben Lindbergh

to show a case of a novel being a pairing.

Effectively Wild Episode 2319: Going By the Book

Mentioned by

Meghan Daum

as one of the seminal popular texts about class.

Is The Racial Reckoning Over? John McWhorter on language, art, and defunding the grammar police

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