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Mentioned in 12 episodes

Tom Sawyer

Book • 1931

Mentioned by

Jason Calacanis

Walter Russell Mead

Harvey Mansfield

Akhil Reed Amar

Stavros Halkius

Mentioned in 12 episodes

Mentioned by

Ron Chernow

to illustrate Twain's knowledge of Tom and Huck in the Mississippi.

Mentioned by

Robert Draper

as a book that some people on the left were saying should not be taught in classes.

How Charlie Kirk Became A Voice Of Conservative Youth

Mentioned by

Megan McArdle

as an example of Mark Twain's work.

How to Avoid the Partisan Trap Even at The Washington Post w/ Megan McArdle

Mentioned by

Jason Calacanis

in relation to the Tom Sawyer story about framing work as fun.

VenturusAI's instant MBA & Samantha Wong on identifying soon-to-explode startup markets | E1777

Mentioned by

James Gurney

as an example of a book that transcends age categories, influencing his approach to creating books for all ages.

James Gurney: Life is an Adventure

Mentioned by

Stavros Halkius

when discussing a version of it where every other word is taken out.

Ep. 167 – Two Shootings?!?

Mentioned by

Ethan Evans

, quoting his father, comparing him to the character and his ability to get others to do work for him.

Why People Are INVISIBLE To Leaders And How To Fix It | Ethan Evans

Mentioned by

Jacke Wilson

in passing, talking about a sequel.

718 Jim - The Life and Afterlives of Huckleberry Finn's Comrade (with Shelley Fisher Fishkin) | Mark Twain's Dreams

Erwähnt von

Veronika Bock

im Kontext von Mark Twains berühmtesten Werken.

Mark Twain: der erste Rockstar der Literatur

Mentioned by

Walter Russell Mead

to illustrate the historical divide between educated women and less-educated men.

America’s Crisis of Leadership

Recommended by

Harvey Mansfield

for young readers before college, highlighting its American context and thought-provoking nature.

Trump vs. Harvard | Interview: Harvey Mansfield

Mentioned by

Jason Bateman

as a book he enjoyed.

Mentioned by

Paulee Bow

in relation to a video about a rare Casio keyboard.

SonicTALK 834 - Classic Synth Riffs, Synth Manuals + AI, Historical Sampling

Mentioned by

Ken Khachigian

as a book by Mark Twain that stretched the memory and sparked creativity in his youth.

Writing the Speeches that Shaped History with Ken Khachigian

Mentioned by

Akhil Reed Amar

as being outsold by 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'.

Born Equal: America’s Founding Promise and the Fight for Equality

Mentioned by

Josh Rappoon

, referring to Tom Sawyer as one of his favorite books as a kid.

150. Wayfinding What School Could Be: Emma George Hosts Josh Reppun

Mentioned by

Stan Grant

as one of the first books he remembers reading as a child.

20th Anniversary Collection: Stan Grant on what his father taught him

Mentioned by the speakers in reference to the kind of raft made by the title characters.

*PREVIEW* The CSS Shenandoah

Mentioned by

Ron Chernow

regarding Mark Twain's early works in relation to Hannibal.

Ron Chernow: Forever the Twain Shall Meet

Mentioned by

Jesse Elder

when talking about books he read as a child.

Ep 95: Time Piercing with Jesse Elder

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