#199
Mentioned in 102 episodes
BOWLING ALONE
The Collapse and Revival of American Community
Book • 2001
In 'Bowling Alone', Robert D. Putnam presents extensive data showing how Americans have become disconnected from family, friends, neighbors, and democratic structures.
He argues that this decline in social capital has significant negative impacts on physical and civic health.
The book explores various factors contributing to this decline, including changes in work, family structure, suburbanization, and the influence of technology such as television and the internet.
Putnam also discusses historical precedents and potential solutions for reviving civic engagement and social connections.
He argues that this decline in social capital has significant negative impacts on physical and civic health.
The book explores various factors contributing to this decline, including changes in work, family structure, suburbanization, and the influence of technology such as television and the internet.
Putnam also discusses historical precedents and potential solutions for reviving civic engagement and social connections.
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Mentioned in 102 episodes
Mentioned by 
Lulu Garcia-Navarro in the introduction, highlighting his work on social capital and its relevance to current societal challenges.
Lulu Garcia-Navarro in the introduction, highlighting his work on social capital and its relevance to current societal challenges.
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'The Interview': Robert Putnam Knows Why You’re Lonely
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Steve Magness in relation to the decline of social connections and its impact on well-being.
Steve Magness in relation to the decline of social connections and its impact on well-being.
558 snips
Win The Inside Game: High Performance Psychology, Busting Fitness Myths, & Getting Unstuck With Elite Coach Steve Magness
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Nir Eyal when discussing the loneliness epidemic and the decline of social institutions.
Nir Eyal when discussing the loneliness epidemic and the decline of social institutions.
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E43: Nir Eyal - How to Become Indistractable
Mentioned by 
Laurie Santos as a book that sparked conversations about social connection and community decline.
Laurie Santos as a book that sparked conversations about social connection and community decline.
489 snips
The Secret to Making Friends as an Adult
Mentioned by Phyl Terry in the context of community and social connection.
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Land your dream job in today’s market: negotiation tactics, job search councils, and more | Phyl Terry (Author, “Never Search Alone”)
Mentioned by 
Jonathan Haidt as the author of 'Bowling Alone', a book about social capital and trust.
Jonathan Haidt as the author of 'Bowling Alone', a book about social capital and trust.
259 snips
The Anxious Generation with Jonathan Haidt
Mentioned by Jonathan Haidt in relation to the decline of social capital and its connection to the moral panic surrounding child abductions.
Jonathan Haidt in relation to the decline of social capital and its connection to the moral panic surrounding child abductions.
239 snips
Jonathan Haidt Returns (on the Anxious Generation)
Mentioned by Jonathan Haidt as an author whose work explores the decline of social capital and its impact on society.
Jonathan Haidt as an author whose work explores the decline of social capital and its impact on society.
140 snips
Is Social Media Really Ruining Our Lives… Or Is It Something Else? (ft. Jonathan Haidt)
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Jamil Zaki as a book that profoundly impacted his career and captured the trend of increasing loneliness and disconnection in society.
Jamil Zaki as a book that profoundly impacted his career and captured the trend of increasing loneliness and disconnection in society.130 snips
How to Find Hope in a Cynical World
Mentioned by 
Derek Thompson while discussing the decline in social interaction over the past 60 years.
Derek Thompson while discussing the decline in social interaction over the past 60 years.
120 snips
This Anti-Social American Life
