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The power pose
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Mentioned as one of Naomi Alderman's books that was turned into a big series.

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Digital Dominance: How to Limit the Power of Big Tech (Sir Nick Clegg)
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when discussing books that convey propaganda techniques similar to those used by critics.


Mark Levin

5/4/26 - This Endless Obsession With Israel Reveals Something Disturbing
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in relation to delaying happiness until certain conditions are met.


Jennifer Bailey

LYL #002: Did you know there are only 2 emotions? (one feels good, one bad)
Recommended by Kate as a speculative novel about what happens when women develop a new physical power and society changes.

Europeans Go CRAZY for American Foods (World Cup) - H3 After Dark #74
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as one of 

's massively popular novels.


Amol Rajan


Naomi Alderman

What Do You Think About AI Using Your Writing? (Your Radical Questions with Naomi Alderman)
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as one of the books she continued reading by Rhonda Byrne.

Ali Mortimer

The Joy of 'Manifesting Me Happy'
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, referencing Amy Cuddy's work on the power pose and its impact on confidence.

Kristine Keller

Speech Tank Co-Founders Marisa Polanksy & Kristine Keller: The Power of Female Friendship
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as her own novel used to explain how fiction can foster perspective-taking across genders.

Naomi Alderman

How Reading Made Us: 2. How Reading Made Our Feelings
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as a speculative novel exploring gender and power relevant to themes discussed.

Jennifer Harlan

Book Club: Let's Talk About 'Yesteryear,' by Caro Claire Burke
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as a novel that imagined a society where women developed a physical advantage over men.


Charlotte Higgins

Underneath the Toga pt 2 (With Naomi Alderman)



