3 Books With Neil Pasricha

    3 Books is a completely insane and totally epic 22-year-long quest to uncover and discuss the 1000 most formative books in the world. Each chapter discusses the 3 most formative books of one of the world's most inspiring people. Sample guests include: Brené Brown, David Sedaris, Malcolm Gladwell, Roxane Gay, Cheryl Strayed, Rich Roll, Soyoung the Variety Store Owner, Derek the Hype Man, Kevin the Bookseller, Shirley The Nurse, Vishwas the Uber Driver, Angie Thomas, David Mitchell, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, Mark Manson, Seth Godin, Judy Blume, and Quentin Tarantino. 3 Books is published on the lunar calendar with each of the 333 chapters dropped o...

  • Chapter 141: James Daunt on bespoke bookselling building Barnes and bonds

  • Chapter 6: Judy Blume on bouncing balls, biting breasts, and building bookstores

  • Bookmark: The 2-minute happiness practice to wind down your day with intention

  • Chapter 140: Amy Einhorn on powerful pages and publishing possibilities

  • Chapter 3: Seth Godin on shifting stories and stretching ourselves

  • Chapter 139: Lewis Mallard valorizes visionary vandalism

  • Chapter 138: Maria Popova mines meaning in marginalia

  • Chapter 137: Jonathan Franzen finds fellow freaks and forges fantastic fiction

  • Chapter 136: 3 St. Louis Uber drivers on bullets, bruises, and babies

  • Chapter 135: Cal Newport severs cell subservience to steep slow success

  • Chapter 134: Susan Orlean on lusty ledes and literary lessons for life

  • Chapter 133: Celine Song stitches sumptuous stories from Seoul to soul

  • Chapter 132: Robin Dunbar on nullifying negativity with numbered natural networks

  • Chapter 131: J. Drew Lanham on breaking boundaries to become better birdwatchers

  • The Best of 2023: Neil Pasricha rewinds and reflects on the richness of reading

  • Chapter 130: Ralph Nader on corporate crime creating classist chaos

  • Bookmark: Leslie Richardson on practicing peaceful parenting

  • Chapter 129: Sahil Bloom freezes at 4am to find fortune and finish first

  • Chapter 128: Heather McGowan listens to lessons from the Lakota and Legacy of Luna

  • Chapter 127: Lenore Skenazy on killing coddling to create capable kids

  • Chapter 126: Jully Black on anthem alterations and attitude absolutions

  • Chapter 125: Two Syrian Chefs share sheep and shawarma shopkeeping shenanigans

  • Bookmark: Live At 'Word On The Street' Book Festival

  • Chapter 124: Martellus Bennett weaves Willy Wonka with warrior wisdom

  • Bookmark: Rocking and rolling with ravishing Rich Roll

  • Chapter 123: Suzy Batiz on suffering, surviving, and selling shit

  • Bookmark: Honing healthy happy habits with the Holdernesses

  • Chapter 122: Tank Sinatra on masterpiece microdosing and meme mastery in our manufactured madness

  • Bookmark: On braving bushy brambles and becoming a birder

  • Chapter 121: Johann Hari on deleting devious dogma and discovering deeper designs

  • [Oscar Encore!] Daniels existentially explore everything everywhere

  • Chapter 120: Timothy Goodman on popping privilege paradigms and paving personal paths

  • Bookmark: The Current

  • Chapter 119: Steve Toltz on refining writing rituals and raising ravenous readers

  • Chapter 118: Catherine Hernandez poses for positivity with pride and presence

  • The Best of 2022: Neil Pasricha winds and wades through wandering wisdoms

  • Chapter 117: Ajay Agrawal and Gina Buonaguro on puzzling pasts and portending possibilities

  • Bookmark: Our Book of Awesome Book Launch Special

  • Chapter 116: Bryan Stevenson on handling haunting histories with heart and hope

  • Chapter 115: Gabor Maté targets toxic triggers to transcend trauma

  • Chapter 114: Light Watkins on Mexico's marvels, meditation myths, and mental mastery

  • Chapter 113: Alie Ward oozes originality over odysseys and ologies

  • Chapter 112: Katie Mack on cultivating curiosity and contemplating the cosmos

  • Bookmark: The two-minute morning rule for having a great day

  • Chapter 111: Austin Kleon draws on doodling to design and dream

  • Chapter 110: Kevin Kelly on quashing quandaries with curiosity and creativity

  • Chapter 109: Rebecca the Sex Educator on embracing erotic exploration

  • Chapter 108: Mohsin Hamid on the pleasures of pages and the pulse of Pakistan

  • Chapter 107: Latanya and Jerry build biblio buzz on the Bronx Bound Books bus

  • Chapter 106: Alok Vaid-Menon battles binary boundaries and beauty biases

  • Bookmark: How to help someone with anxiety or depression

  • Chapter 105: Nancy the Librarian on the riches and rewards of resplendent reading

  • Chapter 104: Boniface Mwangi combats corrosive Kenyan corruption with courage and kindness

  • Chapter 103: Jonathan Haidt on mirrory misconceptions and morality in the matrix

  • Chapter 102: Susan Cain on bathing in beauty, books, and bittersweetness

  • Chapter 101: Daniels existentially explore everything everywhere

  • Chapter 100: Neil and Leslie on the creative chaos of craft and the kindness of committed community

  • Bookmark: The Knowledge Project

  • Chapter 99: Doug the Bookseller on bookstore belonging and bottomless bibliomania

  • Chapter 98: IN-Q invites intimacy, intentionality, and interstellar inquiry

  • Chapter 97: Debbie Millman shuns shame to spark spirit and sew soulful symbiosis

  • Chapter 96: Dave the CEO on stratospheric strategizing and subtle secrets of success

  • Chapter 95: Bess Kalb on kvetching over koans and kindling comic kinship

  • Chapter 94: Dan the Tailor on rappelling rabbit-holes and rocking with Ronnie

  • The Best of 2021: Neil Pasricha curates courageous, candid, and colorful conversations

  • Chapter 93: Chris Hadfield on the sci-fi and science of sustainable space settlement

  • Chapter 92: Edward Packard on amplifying awareness with awe and adventure

  • Chapter 91: Nora McInerny on nixing numbers and nurturing naked needs

  • Chapter 90: Derek Sivers on shattering suppositions with Stoic soul

  • Chapter 89: Zafar the Hamburger Man on Bryant's basics and blossoming like Barack

  • Chapter 88: Mel Robbins on stalling self sabotage and celebrating sexual selectivity

  • Bookmark: Ologies

  • Chapter 87: Jason Shiga on perilous puzzles and precarious paths

  • Chapter 86: My two-year-old son on whimsical wonderings and wandering Waldos

  • Chapter 85: Jane McGonigal on slaying stress with superhero strengths

  • Chapter 84: Lori Gottlieb on therapists thoughtfully thrashing thinking theories

  • Chapter 83: Douglas Rushkoff on divisive duality and designer deaths

  • Chapter 82: Quentin Tarantino on preferring penny paperbacks and perfecting the process

  • Chapter 81: Dave Eggers on surreptitious spying in the snares of surveillance

  • Bookmark: SXSW 2019 - Building Trust in Distrustful Times

  • Chapter 80: Kristin Neff on allowing, accepting, and applying anger artfully

  • Chapter 79: Yuyi Morales on Mexican massacres and the magic of Márquez

  • Chapter 78: Louis Sacher on sideways stories from Salinger to Steinbeck

  • Chapter 77: Jonny Sun on absurd algorithms altering the authenticity of art

  • Chapter 76: Jenny Lawson on dark dollhouses delivering a door from depression

  • Chapter 75: George Saunders offers lessons on living a luminous life

  • Bookmark: Terrible, Thanks for Asking

  • Chapter 74: Kanmani Guruswami the Midwife on countering colonialism with compassionate care

  • Chapter 73: Humble The Poet cries crusade but cautions courting controversy

  • Chapter 72: Adam Grant frowns on feeble feminism from fearmongering fellows

  • Chapter 71: Shirley the Nurse on hurting with homelessness and healing with heart

  • Chapter 70: Brené Brown on building boundaries and the beacon of bell

  • Chapter 69: Cheryl Strayed on forging fearlessness and fracturing facades

  • Best of 3 Books podcast 2020

  • Chapter 68: Roger Martin on mercenary monopolies, material mentors, and managing mayhem

  • Chapter 67: Roxane Gay on lessons in love and the lethal lure of likeability

  • Chapter 66: Vivek Murthy on loneliness, living longer, and leading with love

  • Chapter 65: Nikki Giovanni on potent poetry, powerful prose, and palling with the purveyor of peace

  • Chapter 64: Rhiannon the Restaurateur on redefining reality

  • Chapter 63: Brandon Stanton is harnessing histories of humble human heroes

  • Chapter 62: Myriam Gurba is a bold badass with a bronca against baseless bigotry and brutality

  • Chapter 61: Temple Grandin on mixing minds making magic

  • Chapter 60: Shane Parrish masters Munger to map mental models and mold maverick minds

  • Chapter 59: Jeff Speck is pushing the pleasures of pedestrian propinquity

  • Chapter 58: Author David Mitchell on designing dizzily dazzling dreams

  • Chapter 57: Anne Bogel believes books build bridges and boost bibliophile belonging

  • Chapter 56: Kate the Therapist on navigating knotty natures to nurture our needs

  • Chapter 55: Brad Montague on fighting fear by forging fantastical futures

  • Chapter 54: K881901 aka Emily Kim Ae Sun Hunter on twins tied together and tossed to tomorrow

  • Chapter 53: Vivek Shraya is trashing traditional trans tropes

  • Chapter 52: Wagner Moura on lessons in living and loving from Latino leaders

  • Surprise Waning Crescent: Confronting courageous coronavirus questions

  • Chapter 51: Dr. Qing Li on finding faith and freedom in forests

  • Chapter 50: Marcus Buckingham on soul ciphers and strength of self

  • Surprise Waning Crescent: Leslie and Neil on cultivating calm during coronavirus chaos

  • Chapter 49: Dr. Andrea Sereda’s oddly original offerings on opioid overdosing

  • Chapter 48: Michael Bungay Stanier on massive moons and the magic of metaphor

  • Chapter 47: Derek The Hype Man on gingers jumping for joy and justice

  • Chapter 46: Dr. Laura Markham on prioritizing presence to parent peacefully

  • Chapter 45: Rich Roll on wrestling with recovery and running to redemption

  • The Best of 2019: Neil Pasricha reminisces on relationships, romance, and radical reading

  • Chapter 44: Kevin the Bookseller on subtracting stuff and sorting Star Wars

  • Chapter 43: Lisa Labute on life lessons from loving legumes

  • Chapter 42: Molly Bloom on poker princess privileges and pushing past pomposity

  • Chapter 41: Jen Gunter on beating bullying, bigotry, and body bashfulness

  • Surprise Waxing Gibbous: My new book YOU ARE AWESOME launches today!

  • Chapter 40: Pete Holmes on infinite infinities and the insanity of is-ness

  • Chapter 39: Soyoung the Variety Store Owner on Korean culture, connecting community, and cultivating calm

  • Chapter 38: Ryan Holiday on bashing beachy books and building balance

  • Chapter 37: Malcolm Gladwell on strangers, spies, and silencing the system

  • Chapter 36: Two teenage Mormon missionaries on missing mom to make miracles

  • Chapter 35: Jen Agg on fussy feminism and ferocious fastidiousness

  • Chapter 34: Literary superagent Jim Levine on picking priorities to perform at peak potential

  • Chapter 33: Raj Haldar aka Lushlife on invoking inner inspiration to instigate the Internet

  • Chapter 32: Cat and Nat on cutting the crap to create community for courageous caregivers

  • Chapter 31: Juniper the Former Sex Worker on paying for pleasure and progressive parenting

  • Chapter 30: Jerry Howarth on branding, bereavement, and Blue Jays baseball

  • Chapter 29: Michael Harris on queer questions and the quest for quiet

  • Chapter 28: Mark Manson on constant cursing and clearing clutter

  • Chapter 27: Robin the Bartender on fiddling with frankincense and fighting for freedom

  • Chapter 26: Angie Thomas on righting racist wrongs and remembering radicals

  • Chapter 25: James Frey on drunk, defiant differentiation

  • Chapter 24: Jonathan Fields on winning with will and weaving why into work

  • Chapter 23: Jesse Finkelstein zooms into the zeitgeist and zeroes in on zesty Zora

  • Chapter 22: Tim Urban on shivering in shorts and shifting from sheep to chef

  • Chapter 21: Paulette Bourgeois on family foundations, frightening fiction, and forging Franklin

  • Chapter 20: Debbie Stoller on frenzied female fandom, fighting for freedom, and fourth-wave feminism

  • The Best Of 2018: Neil Pasricha peers into the past and plucks perfect podcast pieces

  • Chapter 19: Chip Wilson on living large, launching Lululemon, and leaving a legacy

  • Chapter 18: David Sedaris on holding happiness hostage and healing holes in our hearts

  • Chapter 17: Emily McDowell on family fallouts, finding phrases, and forging false fairytales

  • Chapter 16: Mitchell Kaplan on cultivating connection, Colorado quests, and creating community

  • Chapter 15: Mitch Albom on making music, managing mojo, and memorializing Morrie

  • Chapter 14: Rich Gibbons on paid public preaching, parenting prescriptions, and pickles with perfectionism

  • Chapter 13: Ariel Bissett on brag-worthy book hauls, brainwashing beasts, and building BookTube

  • Chapter 12: Chris Anderson on tackling tribalism, trusting trust, and transforming TED talks

  • Chapter 11: Kerri Kolen on creepy closets, crafting cosmos, and courageously confined kids

  • Chapter 10: Elan Mastai on astronomical advances, artistic ambitions, and advice for aspiring authors

  • Chapter 9: Dave Barry on snappy satire, secret societies, and singing with Stephen King

  • Chapter 8: Sarah Andersen on composing cartoons, combating critics, and cultivating creativity

  • Chapter 7: Vishwas the world's greatest Uber Driver on setting your own standards and sharing secrets of stellar service

  • Chapter 6: Judy Blume on bouncing balls, biting breasts, and building bookstores

  • Chapter 5: Gretchen Rubin on pinpointing personal patterns to perfecting our paths

  • Chapter 4: Sarah Ramsey on beating book blame with brilliant bookselling

  • Chapter 3: Bestselling author Seth Godin on the stories you tell yourself

  • Chapter 2: Frank Warren of PostSecret on understanding your past to control your future

  • Chapter 1: Beginning the Hunt for Life-changing Books ... in the Basement with my Wife Leslie

  • 3 Books With Neil Pasricha: A Podcast Trailer

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