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Mentioned in 29 episodes

The code breaker

Book • 2023

Sally Pierson Dillon

In 'The Code Breaker,' Sally Pierson Dillon tells the story of Donnie, a young boy who, after breaking his leg, discovers intriguing secrets from his family's past through the sounds he hears in the old house.

The book explores themes of family history, personal growth, and the importance of understanding one's roots.

Mentioned by

Walter Isaacson

Joseph Goldstein

Mentioned in 29 episodes

Mentioned by

Walter Isaacson

in the context of Jennifer Doudna's journey in science.

#395 – Walter Isaacson: Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Einstein, Da Vinci & Ben Franklin

Mentioned by

Shane Parrish

as the author of several biographies, including those on Steve Jobs, Leonardo da Vinci, and Benjamin Franklin.

#121 Walter Isaacson: Curiosity Fuels Creativity

Mentioned by

Joseph Goldstein

as a book he recently finished listening to.

Three Strategies for Getting Over Yourself | Joseph Goldstein

Mentioned by

Terry Crews

as one of his favorite biographers, highlighting the depth of his work.

#587: Terry Crews on Masculinity, True Power, Therapy, and Resisting Cynicism

Recommended by

Peter Attia

as a fantastic book about Jennifer Doudna and the discovery of CRISPR.

#268 ‒ Genetics: testing, therapy, editing, association with disease risk, autism, and more | Wendy Chung, M.D., Ph.D.

Mentioned by

Monica Padman

, correcting Dax, referring to

Walter Isaacson

's book about Jennifer Doudna.

Walter Isaacson Returns (biographer & historian)

Mentioned by

Peter Attia

as a source for further information on Jennifer Doudna and CRISPR.

#244 ‒ The history of the cell, cell therapy, gene therapy, and more | Siddhartha Mukherjee

Mentioned by

Joseph Goldstein

while discussing gene editing and its implications for curing or preventing disease.

Three Strategies for Getting Over Yourself | Joseph Goldstein

Mentioned by

Dan Harden

as a great book he is currently reading, relating it to his work on gene sequencing and CRISPR technologies.

Dan Harden: Form follows emotion—industrial design lessons from George Nelson to Steve Jobs

Mentioned by Kristen Olson as one of the Walter Isaacson biographies she enjoyed, focusing on Jennifer Doudna and the discovery of CRISPR.

Alternate Investing: Masters in Business with Kristin Olson

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