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Mentioned in 5 episodes

The Accidental

Book • 2005

Author

Ali Smith

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 5 episodes

Mentioned by

Julia Ioffe

when introducing Andrew Weiss, who is the author.

31 snips

Chapter 2: The Rat

Mentioned by

Raza Jaffrey

as one of the sources used in the research for the season.

17 snips

The Spy Who Jailed the Omagh Bomb Plotter | Friend, Foe or Fortune Hunter? | 1

Mentioned by

Raza Jaffrey

as one of the sources used in the research for the season.

16 snips

The Spy Who Jailed the Omagh Bomb Plotter | Blowing up the peace | 2

Mentioned as one of the sources used in the research for this season of the podcast.

12 snips

The Spy Who Jailed the Omagh Bomb Plotter | The Reaping | 3

Recommended by

Steve Keller

as a detailed account of how New Orleans developed through improvisation.

1.2: Slavery and Smuggling in Early New Orleans

Mentioned by

Coach BZ

's AI agent as one of the books that shaped his broader strategic thinking.

S4:E5 (VIDEO) LIVE: My Leadership Board of Directors: Wisdom Worth Pursuing

Mentioned by

Coach BZ

as a book he has in his library.

S4:E6 (VIDEO) LIVE: Leadership Mentor Books: The Unfair Advantage of Daily Reading

Mentioned by

Tom Gatti

as another author whose work was published around the same time as 'Never Let Me Go'.

Why we can't let go of Never Let Me Go

Recommended by the podcast host as further reading on New Orleans' origins and development.

1.1: The Founding of New Orleans

Mentioned by

Steve Keller

when describing the lack of support for Congo Square.

2.4: The End of Congo Square

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