#700

Mentioned in 28 episodes

Coming Apart

Why Relationships End and How to Live Through the Ending of Yours

Book • 2020

In 'Coming Apart,' Daphne Rose Kingma provides a refreshing perspective on relationships by arguing that relationships are not always meant to be forever.

She suggests that relationships serve as vehicles for personal growth and development, and their endings are often a natural part of this process.

Kingma explains that people choose relationships based on their developmental needs, which are rooted in childhood experiences.

The book offers practical advice and a process for working through the ending of a relationship, including a personal workbook to help readers heal and move forward.

It emphasizes the importance of understanding the lessons learned from each relationship and finding joy and appreciation in the experiences shared with partners.

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 28 episodes

Recommended by

Saagar Enjeti

as a book that underscores the cultural differences between those who attend a four-year college and those who don't.

1,764 snips

#454 – Saagar Enjeti: Trump, MAGA, DOGE, Obama, FDR, JFK, History & Politics

Mentioned by Saagar Enjeti when discussing the Ukraine conflict.

90 snips

Trump vs Zelensky, Epstein List Letdown, Stephen A. Smith for President?

Mentioned by

Sam Harris

in relation to economic inequality and the segregation of economic rewards.

84 snips

#334 — The Low-Trust Society

Mentioned by

Scott Bessent

as a book that predicted many of the problems associated with the Trump presidency.

58 snips

RenMac Legends: A Conversation with Scott Bessent

Mentioned by

Emily Jashinsky

as an example of Charles Murray's work on elite sorting and socioeconomic clustering.

41 snips

Dem Establishment Failures, with Ana Kasparian, and if Bieber Launched the Trad Movement, with Evita Duffy-Alfonso - "After Party with Emily Jashinsky"

Mentioned by

Dwarkesh Patel

in relation to cultural factors influencing the success sequence.

38 snips

Bryan Caplan - Discrimination, Poverty, & Mental Illness

Mentioned by

Emily Jashinsky

as the single best book about journalism, despite not explicitly discussing the media.

33 snips

The New York Times Doesn't Understand Men

Mentioned by

Ben Shapiro

in the context of wealth inequality and social divisions.

24 snips

An Unfiltered Conversation With Ben Shapiro: The Trump Economy, Corruption, and Fake News

Mentioned by

Michael Smirconish

when discussing the societal disconnect in the US.

21 snips

The Last Centrist | Interview: Michael Smerconish

Mentioned by

John Papola

when discussing the division between two Americas.

19 snips

Emma Johnson: Equal Custody Works, Child Support Doesn’t

Mentioned by

Tyler Cowen

as a book that was ahead of its time in its analysis of social and cultural divisions within the United States.

18 snips

Conversations with Tyler 2022 Retrospective

Mentioned by

Ben Domenech

in an interview discussing his views on American higher education.

17 snips

How to revive the American mind

Mentioned by

Jeffery Degner

as an important reference for understanding the divergence in family structures among different socioeconomic classes.

16 snips

Ep. 2676 Inflation vs. Families, Children, and Social Health

Mentioned by Rebecca Jackson in relation to the social and economic divergence between upper and lower class Americans.

15 snips

Argo the sequel: America and Iran’s hostage deal

Mentioned by

Bryan Caplan

as the inspiration for his social bubble concept.

15 snips

Bryan Caplan on Epicureanism, Agency, and Self-Help (Episode 158)

Mentioned by

Emily Jashinsky

when discussing the socioeconomic bubbles in America.

13 snips

Dem Establishment Failures, with Ana Kasparian, and if Bieber Launched the Trad Movement, with Evita Duffy-Alfonso

Mentioned by

John Papola

when discussing the existence of elites in society and their impact on populism.

12 snips

Michael Munger on the Battle Between Liberalism and Populism

Referenced by

Emily Jashinsky

regarding geographical separation by education and income.

11 snips

Vibe Shift Against Identity Politics, with Batya Ungar-Sargon, and How the Center-Left Failed, with David Leonhardt

Mentioned by

Bob Woodson

in the context of studying poverty.

11 snips

Bob Woodson | PBD Podcast | Ep. 317

Mentioned by

Drew Pinsky

as a book exploring the effects of community fragmentation and class separation.

#029: Education in America

The AI-powered Podcast Player

Save insights by tapping your headphones, chat with episodes, discover the best highlights - and more!

Get the app