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The Rereadables

by Andrew Lynch

The Rereadables is a deep dive into the books that have left their mark on us. Each week, host Andrew Lynch brings on a guest to talk about in depth about one book or author that's made an impact in their lives. Tangential discussions are both tolerated and encouraged.

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Episodes

  1. Elite Minds: How Winners Think Differently to Create a Competitive Edge and Maximize Success, by Stan Beecham -- with MJ Alexander-Scott

    In today's episode of The ReReadables, I'm joined by entrepreneur, consultant and friend, MJ Alexander-Scott, to talk about the book Elite Minds, by Stan Beecham. Beecham is a performance coach to Olympic athletes and CEOs. His coaching advice comes from 20 years of experience working alongside...

  2. High Output Management by Andy Grove -- with John Seiffer

    In this episode I sit down with the wonderful John Seiffer, founder of CEO Bootcamp, to discuss Andy Grove's seminal book High Output Management. Founder and VC Ben Horowitz calls High Output Management a book with "almost legendary status," revered among tech founders and CEOs for the clarity of...

  3. Alchemy: The Surprising Power of Ideas That Don't Make Sense, by Rory Sutherland -- with Jason Vu Nguyen

    This time out we're talking about Rory Sutherland's wonderful book Alchemy: The Surprising Power of Ideas That Don't Make Sense. With me to dive deep into the world of nonsense is Jason Vu Nguyen, a copywriter and former professional poker player. In this episode, you'll learn: how to compete…

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  4. The Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss -- with Paul Millerd

    This week I talk with author and freelance consultant Paul Millerd, about Tim Ferriss's seminal book The Four Hour Work Week (4HWW). In this episode you'll hear what a profound impact 4HWW had on Paul's attitudes towards the world of work -- and what he decided to do about it. Paul also…

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  5. The Godfather by Mario Puzo -- with Neil Soni

    In the first ever episode of The Rereadables, I'm joined by Neil Soni to discuss The Godfather, one of the most influential movies and books (and PS2 games) of the last 100 years. We talk all things Corleone, Tattaglia, Sollozzo, and whether you should ever take sides against the family.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The Rereadables is a deep dive into the books that have left their mark on us. Each week, host Andrew Lynch brings on a guest to talk about in depth about one book or author that's made an impact in their lives. Tangential discussions are both tolerated and encouraged.

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The Rereadables is a deep dive into the books that have left their mark on us. Each week, host Andrew Lynch brings on a guest to talk about in depth about one book or author that's made an impact in their lives. Tangential discussions are both tolerated and encouraged.

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The Rereadables is created and hosted by Andrew Lynch.
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