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“After seeing Neil speak at a conference in Toronto, I heard about this podcast and was naturally drawn to it. Having recently completed the Elan Mastai chapter, I appreciate Neil’s ability to grasp at little bits of information and let the guest open up about so many wonderful stories, jokes and of course, BOOKS! I recently came back from the bookstore with 7, and unabashedly ordered All Our Wrong Todays and some Solzhenitsyn. 10 done, and 28+ to go! Love it and I can’t wait to jump into the next chapter.”
Alfix10 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/02/19
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“If you are the type of person who is (very) curious about people’s favourite books, what they are reading at the moment, and even injure yourself while trying to see the title of the book that guy in the next seat is reading... you have come to the right place!
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Great Britain ·
02/20/19
“Just spent 12 hours in the car and I’m so happy I had Neil and friends to keep me company. I listened to three chapters on my way to the retreat and three on the way home (with music between chapters for some car dancing!). Love the topic, love the values, love the timing with moon cycles and...”Read full review »
traceybdot via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/26/18
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“I love Neil's almost childlike approach to his chapters, asking the questions that we would all be asking (but probably a little shy to ask). Every chapter I find myself laughing because he is talking about things I have done or thought of. Most importantly I find myself wanting to be a...”Read full review »
DReeveCanada via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/13/19
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