Bookchanging Podcast

  • Author: Vários
  • Narrator: Vários
  • Publisher: Podcast
  • Duration: 4:30:58
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Synopsis

The BookChanging Podcast is a show where we review great non-fiction books. In each book review we cover powerful topics and share some of our favorite excerpts. At the end of each episode we give reasons why we think you could benefit from the book we share.

Episodes

  • KATABASIS: Life's Most Pivotal Process

    04/07/2021 Duration: 14min

    Today's discussion is about katabasis, or the process of going within. I learned about katabasis through two great books; Iron John and The Hero with a Thousand Faces. This process, if properly embraced, has the potential to alter one's life in an immensely positive way.

  • Power vs. Force - Book Review

    25/01/2021 Duration: 25min

    On this episode of the BookChaning Podcast I provide an in depth analysis of Power vs. Force by David R Hawkins. Topics discussed include: The Map of Consciousness, characteristics of high/low levels of consciousness, the source of power, and surviving success.

  • Stoicism and The Art of Detachment

    11/11/2020 Duration: 20min

    This week's topic of choice is stoicism and how it can best benefit us in the modern world. In this episode, I provide an in-depth analysis of "How to Think Like a Roman Emperor" by Donald Robertson. Including quotes, key takeaways, and why I think you should read the book.

  • Digital Minimalism - Book Review

    11/01/2020 Duration: 19min

    This weeks topic of discussion is "Digital Minimalism" by Cal Newport. Throughout the episode an overview of the book is given along with some of the most valuable pieces of advice regarding how to become a digital minimalist. 

  • The Obstacle is the Way - Book Review

    16/07/2019 Duration: 19min

    0:00:00 - Introduction to the Book. 0:04:20 - Our Intro to Stoicism. 0:05:04 - What is Stoicism? 0:06:49 - Amelia Earhart Overcoming Obstacles. 0:11:43 - Abraham Lincoln Overcoming Obstacles. 0:14:30 - Overcoming False Imprisonment. 0:17:20 - Final Thoughts on the Book.

  • Why Men Fight.

    18/06/2019 Duration: 16min

    0:00:00 – Introduction of Book 0:00:40 – Introducing Mike Green 0:01:45 – Why Men Fight 0:02:30 – Questions for Every Man 0:03:00 – Bravery Excerpt 0:03:20 – Why Mike Started MMA 0:04:30 – Benefits of Martial Arts 0:06:10 – Disappearance of Honor 0:09:25 – Mike’s First Fight Experience 0:12:30 – Why Struggle? 0:14:00 – Preparation for War Makes War Less Likely

  • Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin - Book Review

    29/05/2019 Duration: 21min

    0:00:45 - Background of Jocko and Leif. 0:01:40 - Structure of Book. 0:03:00 - Boat Crew 2 vs. Boat Crew 6. 0:04:30 - No Bad Teams, Only Bad Leaders. 0:06:30 - Believe. 0:08:40 - Chapter 6: Simple 0:10:25 - Excerpt From Ch. 6 0:13:20 - Decisiveness Amid Uncertainty. 0:14:50 - Making Hard Decisions. 0:16:49 - A Leader Must Be Willing To Follow. 0:18:55 - How to Apply Extreme Ownership. 0:20:20 - Discipline Equals Freedom.

  • Your Questions Answered!

    03/05/2019 Duration: 32min

    This episode is a Question and Answer that I held on my Instagram, @BookChanging. I covered topics like my favorite books, how I find books, and some personal information about me. 

  • Wild at Heart - Book Review

    23/04/2019 Duration: 37min

    This week we took an in depth look at Wild at Heart by John Eldredge. In this episode, we share our final thoughts and opinions of the book as well as our favorite excerpts.

  • Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins - Book Review

    18/03/2019 Duration: 10min

    This episode of the BookChanging Podcast is an in depth look at Can't Hurt Me by the powerful David Goggins. We discuss the overall theme of the book as well as share some of our favorite excerpts.

  • The Way of the Superior Man - Book Review

    13/03/2019 Duration: 53min

    This week on the BookChanging Podcast we review one of my favorite books on masculinity, The Way of the Superior Man. In this review we read aloud our favorite excerpts as well as discuss how this book has personally impacted us.