The Myth of American Inequality by Phil Gramm, Robert Ekelund & John Early - Book Summary

A woman with five marriages, a criminal empire, and a talent for becoming whoever she needs to be. Defoe's 1722 novel still feels uncomfortably modern.

Sapolsky's classic explains why our bodies freak out over emails and mortgages the same way a zebra freaks out over a lion. We break down the brilliant stress machinery that's now working against us.

Sam and Sophie unpack Osterholm and Olshaker's case that the next pandemic is inevitable, why COVID was a warning shot, and the six steps that could save us.

We dig into Beowulf and find it's less about monster fights and more about funerals, fame, and what it means to live well. Honestly, the dragon got us.

Hawking and Mlodinow argue the universe created itself from nothing, no designer needed. We dig into the multiverse, imaginary time, and why the laws of physics might be the only brute fact.