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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2025 · 54 MIN

Non-Fiction Addiction

from 3Sixty · host Jim McCauley, Dan Foley & Terry O'Brien

Our three best friends open the show by demonstrating their technological short comings, however, they do acknowledge that they are lucky, indeed. Although not early adopters of reading (are we surprised?), for the joy of reading the boys share their early experiences reading and learning. The main part of the podcast they each share a brief overview of a recent book they have read. The book reports run the gamut from North American slave trade, Civil War history and an inside look into the Brooklyn Dodgers of the early 1950's. Additional news and thoughts include Africa is splitting apart, they are not big Valentines Day celebrants and they do not believe in New Year resolutions. Show Notes.  The three books reviewed and their authors are:Demons of Unrest by Erik LarsonIn Slavery's Wake by The National Museum of African American HistoryThe Boys of Summer by Roger KahnTheme Song "Three Best Friends" from the Movie Hangover performed by Zach GalifianakisTell us what’s in your mindhttps://3sixty.buzzsprout.comContact us via text link above or, Email [email protected] Music:  Neon Lights by St. Nullum

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