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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Broken
Book • 2022
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Mentioned by 

as a hopeful examination of how social systems can restore humanity through relationships, aspiration, and care.


Paul LeBlanc

30 snips
When Systems of Care Stop Caring
Recommended by 

for teachers to consider how their actions can impact care for students.


Danny Liu

27 snips
A Different Way to Think About AI and Assessment, with Danny Liu
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as his earlier 2022 book reflecting on higher education's shortcomings and the need to prioritize human connection and purpose.


Paul LeBlanc

11 snips
Reimagining the University’s Purpose in the AI Age
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as part of the list of her published books demonstrating her ongoing work on mental-health topics.


Jenny Lawson

How to Find Joy in Hard Times (and When Your Brain Lies to You) | Jenny Lawson
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as the book that inspired today's thought, recounting William Cope Moyers's battle with addiction and recovery.


John Ortberg

8. God Anonymous
Mentioned as a potentially beneficial book for people in legalistic churches due to its focus on the gospel.

Sanctification and Good Works
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as his own book that explores redesigning systems to prioritize impactful human interactions before scaling with technology.


Paul J. LeBlanc

HigherEd Series: Can AI Help Higher Education Find Its Purpose Again? With Paul LeBlanc of Southern New Hampshire University
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as a book that is being adapted, although the reference was not on her radar.

Vanessa Diaz

The Latest in American Reading Habits, 2026 Adaptations, and More
Mentioned by Terri-Ann White, referencing Graham Turner's book about the breaking of universities.

What are universities for today? The usefulness of "useless" knowledge
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as the latest novel by John Molino.


Tony Kornheiser

“Has anyone checked on Wilbon?”



