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Nov 16, 2017

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Hear what to expect from ScribdChat, the podcast from reading subscription service, Scribd.

Released:

Nov 16, 2017

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Titles in the series (13)

ScribdChat is the podcast from reading subscription service, Scribd. Each new episode will feature thoughtful conversations with leading authors, and give listeners a deep-dive look into unique insights from new and prominent books that they can apply to their own lives.

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Episode 1: Tim Ferriss on Mentors, Saying No, and Managing Time: Scribd CEO Trip Adler sits down with Tim Ferriss to discuss his new book, “Tribe of Mentors,” which collects advice from more than 100 of the world’s best mentors, including Neil Gaiman, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Gretchen Rubin, and Bear Grylls. You’ll hear Tim talk about the best advice he’s ever received, his personal advice on how to say “no,” and why he made the decision to move from San Francisco to Austin, Texas. For a limited time, you can read “Tribe of Mentors” on Scribd. You can also find it at www.tribeofmentors.com and wherever books are sold. And if you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting www.scribd.com. by ScribdChat
50 min listen
Episode 3: Gretchen Rubin on The Four Tendencies, Work-Life Balance, and Managing Expectations: In today’s episode, Gretchen Rubin, the author of several bestselling books including “Better Than Before” and “The Happiness Project,” discusses her latest book, “The Four Tendencies,” which explores the many different ways in which we respond to expectations. Rubin is joined by author Chip Heath, who has written several popular books including “Decisive,” “Made to Stick,” and, most recently, “The Power of Moments.” If you haven’t had a chance to enjoy “The Four Tendencies,” don’t forget that it’s currently available on Scribd. Check it out to learn whether you’re an Obliger, Upholder, Questioner, or Rebel. You can also read Heath’s “The Power of Moments.” by ScribdChat
41 min listen
ScribdChat Teaser: Hear what to expect from ScribdChat, the podcast from reading subscription service, Scribd. by ScribdChat
1 min listen
Episode 2: Adam Rogers on the Science of Booze: Wired editor Adam Rogers joins this episode of ScribdChat to discuss his book, “Proof: The Science of Booze,” which spans fermentation, malting, distillation, aging, and (of course) drinking. You’ll hear Adam’s recommendations for what to order at a bar, you’ll learn what the “bar moment” is, and you’ll find out why sommelier’s don't actually smell or taste wine much better than the average person. You can read “Proof: The Science of Booze” on Scribd. by ScribdChat
48 min listen
Episode 4: Lisa Ko on Her Award-Winning Debut Novel, The Leavers: In today’s episode, author Lisa Ko discusses her debut novel, “The Leavers,” which chronicles the powerful and intertwining stories of a boy in search of his own identity, and the mother who was separated from him at a formative age. “The Leavers” was shortlisted for the National Book Award in addition to winning the Pen/Bellwether Prize for Socially Engaged Fiction, and also named a one of the best books from 2017 by NPR, Entertainment Weekly, the Los Angeles Times, BuzzFeed, and Bustle. “The Leavers” is available now on Scribd. by ScribdChat
41 min listen
Episode 5: Colson Whitehead on History, Literary Theory, and Race Relations: Just after the release of “The Underground Railroad” in 2016, we had author Colson Whitehead in for one of our very first ScribdChats. The novel became an instant success, picked for Oprah’s Book Club, praised by President Obama, and then going on to win the National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize. In this episode, Whitehead sits down with Michael Cohen, a professor of African American Studies at UC Berkeley, to talk about this ambitious, expansive, and important novel. “The Underground Railroad” is available now on Scribd. by ScribdChat
33 min listen
Episode 6: Jeff VanderMeer on Adapting ‘Annihilation’ to Film: Do you already have tickets to see “Annihilation”? Have you already reread the novel in anticipation of the movie adaptation? If not, our ScribdChat with author Jeff VanderMeer, who wrote the Nebula Award–winning “Annihilation,” will surely change your mind. VanderMeer has won many of speculative fiction’s most preeminent awards for his strange science fiction. On this episode, he discusses the environmental themes present in many of his novels, his love for film as a medium, and how he manages working on so many projects at once. by ScribdChat
46 min listen
Episode 7: Emily Chang on How to Solve Sexism in Silicon Valley: The tech companies in Silicon Valley have changed the world in the past few decades, but one thing that new technology hasn’t solved is sexism. Author and Bloomberg Technology host Emily Chang discovered while writing her book “Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys’ Club of Silicon Valley” that the gender gap is even worse than she had believed. In this ScribdChat episode, Chang breaks down the numbers and experiences of women in tech with TaskRabbit founder Leah Busque. Together, they talk through the “pipeline problem” and reassert their belief that if Silicon Valley companies can solve many of the world’s problems, it can definitely tackle sexism. by ScribdChat
63 min listen
Episode 8: Emilie Wapnick on How to Be Everything: In this episode of ScribdChat, founder of the website Puttylike Emilie Wapnick joined us to chat about her book, “How to Be Everything: A Guide for Those Who (Still) Don't Know What They Want to Be When They Grow Up,” which is available on Scribd. What followed was a fun conversation about multipotentialites and how they navigate the world, both in and outside their careers. by ScribdChat
38 min listen
Episode 9: Debbie Millman on Why Design Matters: From branding to resumé building and beyond, design touches almost every aspect of our lives. In this episode of ScribdChat, editor in chief of The Great Discontent Tina Essmaker sat down with podcast host and author Debbie Millman to chat about design and creativity, and how to get to where you want to be in your career. You can read several of Debbie’s books, including “Brand Thinking and Other Noble Pursuits” and “How to Think Like a Great Graphic Designer,” on Scribd for free with your subscription. And if you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read for free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting scribd.com. by ScribdChat
55 min listen
Episode 10: Leslie Berlin on Silicon Valley’s ‘Troublemakers’: In this ScribdChat, learn how seven exceptional men and women transformed Silicon Valley from an obscure playground for gearhead engineers in the 1970s and '80s to the bustling hub that launched many major tech industries. Leslie Berlin, the author of “Troublemakers: Silicon Valley’s Coming of Age,” talks with Inc.’s San Francisco bureau chief Jeff Bercovici about some of the lesser-known figures that shaped Silicon Valley’s past. You can read “Troublemakers” on Scribd for free with your subscription. And if you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read for free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting scribd.com. by ScribdChat
56 min listen
Episode 12: Laura Lippman on Creating a Killer Genre: In this episode of ScribdChat, one of the most celebrated novelists working today, New York Times bestselling author Laura Lippman, sat down with novelist and Cosmopolitan Magazine’s editor-at-large John Searles, to chat about creating a new killer genre — femme noir — with Lippman’s new novel, “Sunburn.” You can read “Sunburn” on Scribd for free with your subscription. If you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read for free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting scribd.com. by ScribdChat
35 min listen
Episode 11: Jeff Bercovici on How to Extend Your Athletic Career: How exactly are elite athletes like Tom Brady, Roger Federer, and Serena Williams still at the top of their games well into their 30s and beyond? Jeff Bercovici, the author of “Play On: The New Science of Elite Performance at Any Age,” explains the exercising, dieting, and recovery techniques that allow older athletes to continue to dominate in their respective sports. Plus, he delves into emerging sports science that can help amateur athletes avoid injury and up their game. You can read “Play On” on Scribd for free with your subscription. If you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read for free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting scribd.com. by ScribdChat
42 min listen

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Episode 12: Laura Lippman on Creating a Killer Genre: In this episode of ScribdChat, one of the most celebrated novelists working today, New York Times bestselling author Laura Lippman, sat down with novelist and Cosmopolitan Magazine’s editor-at-large John Searles, to chat about creating a new killer genre — femme noir — with Lippman’s new novel, “Sunburn.” You can read “Sunburn” on Scribd for free with your subscription. If you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read for free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting scribd.com. by ScribdChat
35 min listen
Episode 11: Jeff Bercovici on How to Extend Your Athletic Career: How exactly are elite athletes like Tom Brady, Roger Federer, and Serena Williams still at the top of their games well into their 30s and beyond? Jeff Bercovici, the author of “Play On: The New Science of Elite Performance at Any Age,” explains the exercising, dieting, and recovery techniques that allow older athletes to continue to dominate in their respective sports. Plus, he delves into emerging sports science that can help amateur athletes avoid injury and up their game. You can read “Play On” on Scribd for free with your subscription. If you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read for free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting scribd.com. by ScribdChat
42 min listen
Episode 10: Leslie Berlin on Silicon Valley’s ‘Troublemakers’: In this ScribdChat, learn how seven exceptional men and women transformed Silicon Valley from an obscure playground for gearhead engineers in the 1970s and '80s to the bustling hub that launched many major tech industries. Leslie Berlin, the author of “Troublemakers: Silicon Valley’s Coming of Age,” talks with Inc.’s San Francisco bureau chief Jeff Bercovici about some of the lesser-known figures that shaped Silicon Valley’s past. You can read “Troublemakers” on Scribd for free with your subscription. And if you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read for free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting scribd.com. by ScribdChat
56 min listen
Episode 9: Debbie Millman on Why Design Matters: From branding to resumé building and beyond, design touches almost every aspect of our lives. In this episode of ScribdChat, editor in chief of The Great Discontent Tina Essmaker sat down with podcast host and author Debbie Millman to chat about design and creativity, and how to get to where you want to be in your career. You can read several of Debbie’s books, including “Brand Thinking and Other Noble Pursuits” and “How to Think Like a Great Graphic Designer,” on Scribd for free with your subscription. And if you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read for free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting scribd.com. by ScribdChat
55 min listen
Episode 8: Emilie Wapnick on How to Be Everything: In this episode of ScribdChat, founder of the website Puttylike Emilie Wapnick joined us to chat about her book, “How to Be Everything: A Guide for Those Who (Still) Don't Know What They Want to Be When They Grow Up,” which is available on Scribd. What followed was a fun conversation about multipotentialites and how they navigate the world, both in and outside their careers. by ScribdChat
38 min listen
Episode 7: Emily Chang on How to Solve Sexism in Silicon Valley: The tech companies in Silicon Valley have changed the world in the past few decades, but one thing that new technology hasn’t solved is sexism. Author and Bloomberg Technology host Emily Chang discovered while writing her book “Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys’ Club of Silicon Valley” that the gender gap is even worse than she had believed. In this ScribdChat episode, Chang breaks down the numbers and experiences of women in tech with TaskRabbit founder Leah Busque. Together, they talk through the “pipeline problem” and reassert their belief that if Silicon Valley companies can solve many of the world’s problems, it can definitely tackle sexism. by ScribdChat
63 min listen
Episode 6: Jeff VanderMeer on Adapting ‘Annihilation’ to Film: Do you already have tickets to see “Annihilation”? Have you already reread the novel in anticipation of the movie adaptation? If not, our ScribdChat with author Jeff VanderMeer, who wrote the Nebula Award–winning “Annihilation,” will surely change your mind. VanderMeer has won many of speculative fiction’s most preeminent awards for his strange science fiction. On this episode, he discusses the environmental themes present in many of his novels, his love for film as a medium, and how he manages working on so many projects at once. by ScribdChat
46 min listen
Episode 5: Colson Whitehead on History, Literary Theory, and Race Relations: Just after the release of “The Underground Railroad” in 2016, we had author Colson Whitehead in for one of our very first ScribdChats. The novel became an instant success, picked for Oprah’s Book Club, praised by President Obama, and then going on to win the National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize. In this episode, Whitehead sits down with Michael Cohen, a professor of African American Studies at UC Berkeley, to talk about this ambitious, expansive, and important novel. “The Underground Railroad” is available now on Scribd. by ScribdChat
33 min listen
Episode 4: Lisa Ko on Her Award-Winning Debut Novel, The Leavers: In today’s episode, author Lisa Ko discusses her debut novel, “The Leavers,” which chronicles the powerful and intertwining stories of a boy in search of his own identity, and the mother who was separated from him at a formative age. “The Leavers” was shortlisted for the National Book Award in addition to winning the Pen/Bellwether Prize for Socially Engaged Fiction, and also named a one of the best books from 2017 by NPR, Entertainment Weekly, the Los Angeles Times, BuzzFeed, and Bustle. “The Leavers” is available now on Scribd. by ScribdChat
41 min listen
Episode 3: Gretchen Rubin on The Four Tendencies, Work-Life Balance, and Managing Expectations: In today’s episode, Gretchen Rubin, the author of several bestselling books including “Better Than Before” and “The Happiness Project,” discusses her latest book, “The Four Tendencies,” which explores the many different ways in which we respond to expectations. Rubin is joined by author Chip Heath, who has written several popular books including “Decisive,” “Made to Stick,” and, most recently, “The Power of Moments.” If you haven’t had a chance to enjoy “The Four Tendencies,” don’t forget that it’s currently available on Scribd. Check it out to learn whether you’re an Obliger, Upholder, Questioner, or Rebel. You can also read Heath’s “The Power of Moments.” by ScribdChat
41 min listen
Episode 2: Adam Rogers on the Science of Booze: Wired editor Adam Rogers joins this episode of ScribdChat to discuss his book, “Proof: The Science of Booze,” which spans fermentation, malting, distillation, aging, and (of course) drinking. You’ll hear Adam’s recommendations for what to order at a bar, you’ll learn what the “bar moment” is, and you’ll find out why sommelier’s don't actually smell or taste wine much better than the average person. You can read “Proof: The Science of Booze” on Scribd. by ScribdChat
48 min listen
Episode 1: Tim Ferriss on Mentors, Saying No, and Managing Time: Scribd CEO Trip Adler sits down with Tim Ferriss to discuss his new book, “Tribe of Mentors,” which collects advice from more than 100 of the world’s best mentors, including Neil Gaiman, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Gretchen Rubin, and Bear Grylls. You’ll hear Tim talk about the best advice he’s ever received, his personal advice on how to say “no,” and why he made the decision to move from San Francisco to Austin, Texas. For a limited time, you can read “Tribe of Mentors” on Scribd. You can also find it at www.tribeofmentors.com and wherever books are sold. And if you’re not yet a Scribd member, you can read free for 30 days by downloading the Scribd app or visiting www.scribd.com. by ScribdChat
50 min listen

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