Ep. #505: Congresswoman Katie Porter, Kevin Williamson

Game Changers by Dave Asprey is a comprehensive guide that distills the wisdom from over 450 interviews with highly successful leaders, innovators, and mavericks. The book focuses on three main objectives: becoming smarter, faster, and happier. It offers 46 science-backed 'laws' that provide practical strategies for optimizing diet, exercise, sleep habits, and mental performance. Asprey combines insights from human biology and psychology with real-world examples to help readers upgrade their 'operating system' to better align with modern goals. The book covers a wide range of topics, including taming fear and anxiety, making better decisions, establishing high-performance habits, and practicing gratitude and mindfulness.

In 'The Smallest Minority', Kevin D. Williamson explores the dynamics of group politics and the challenges of independent thinking in an era dominated by social media. The book offers a critical perspective on how mob mentality influences political discourse and societal norms. Williamson argues that true power lies in the ability to think independently, even in the face of overwhelming group pressure.

In 'Lois Lane: Double Down', Lois finds herself entangled in a mysterious case involving her friend Maddy's twin sister, who was part of a strange experiment. As Lois delves deeper, she confronts the darker side of Metropolis and its influential figures. The novel maintains a fast-paced mystery while exploring Lois's personal growth and relationships, including her online connection with SmallvilleGuy.

In 'Clowns to the Left of Me, Jokers to the Right,' Michael Smerconish presents a collection of his most impactful columns, covering significant events like the post-9/11 era, Barack Obama's presidency, and the rise of Donald Trump. The book offers a unique blend of political commentary and personal anecdotes, aiming to provoke readers beyond traditional liberal or conservative viewpoints. All author proceeds benefit the Children’s Crisis Treatment Center in Philadelphia.