Hey everyone — welcome back to Worthscope’s Playing Books! We’ve got an unmissable episode for you today. Get ready for a deep, emotional, and patriotic ride as we open the pages of Under Siege: My Family’s Fight to Save Our Nation by Eric Trump, with a foreword from President Donald J. Trump.
This isn’t just another political memoir — it’s the raw, human story of what it’s like to grow up in a household that has lived every headline, every accusation, and every moment of triumph and fear under the brightest and often harshest spotlight in America. Eric Trump takes us behind the scenes — from his childhood memories at Mar-a-Lago to standing shoulder to shoulder with his father through two presidential campaigns and unprecedented battles for the truth.
You’ll hear about raids, courtroom drama, the chaos of fake news, and even moments when their own safety was at risk. But through it all, one message rings loud and clear: the fight wasn’t just for their family — it was for America itself.
If you’ve ever wondered what really happens when a family takes on the full force of politics, power, and the media, this episode pulls no punches. It’s emotional, revealing, and deeply personal.
Grab your copy of Under Siege on Amazon today at https://amzn.to/4o3hzhl or pick it up at your favorite bookstore. Trust us, you’ll want to read along as we break down this remarkable story.
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Welcome back to another exciting episode of Worthscope’s Playing Books—the show where we don’t just read books, we live them! 🎙️
In this episode, we’re diving deep into Nick Maggiulli’s NEW YORK TIMES bestseller, The Wealth Ladder: Proven Strategies for Every Step of Your Financial Life. From the mastermind behind Just Keep Buying, this isn’t your average money manual. It’s your roadmap to financial freedom, no matter where you are on your journey.
Are you hustling harder but barely moving up the financial ladder? You’re not alone—and this book has the answer. Maggiulli breaks down wealth into six strategic levels, each with unique mindsets, tools, and tactics to help you grow your income, invest smarter, and stress less. Because true wealth-building isn’t about working endlessly—it’s about working intelligently, one level at a time.
We’ll unpack practical lessons from each level so you’ll know exactly how to navigate your next move. Whether you’re just getting started or optimizing your investments, you’ll walk away knowing how to make every dollar count toward your goals.
Ready to take the next step on your financial journey? Grab your copy of The Wealth Ladder on Amazon https://amzn.to/4oCBq7g or at your favorite local bookstore.
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Welcome, Playing Books listeners. Prepare to have your mind blown about the very language you are reading this in.
You think English is just a blend of German and French words? Think again. It's a glorious, chaotic mutt—a linguistic Frankenstein stitched together by invading armies, lazy speakers, and historical accidents.
Join us for an exhilarating ride through John McWhorter’s brilliant and irreverent book, Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue: The Untold History of English.
McWhorter, a world-class linguist, unearths the shocking truth: English is structurally bizarre. We're talking weird on a global scale. We're going to pull back the curtain on the linguistic crime scenes that gave us:
The Viking Vandalism: How Norse invaders didn't just add words, they smashed our sophisticated Old English grammar, leaving us with shockingly simple verbs. Did the Vikings ruin English, or save it?
The Celtic Curveball: That tiny word 'do' that we use constantly ("Do you like it? I do not.")? It's a bizarre feature almost unique to English, and we owe it all to the influence of low-status Celtic speakers.
The Magnificent Mess: Why the things that make English hard to learn for non-native speakers are exactly what prove its wild, untamed, and truly magnificent history.
If you love history, language, etymology, or just a good intellectual thrill ride, you cannot miss this episode. Find out why your everyday vocabulary is a constant reminder of invasions, chaos, and linguistic evolution.
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Welcome back to Worthscope’s Playing Books, the podcast where we turn powerful reads into lifelong challenge and practical action.
Are you reading this later when you know you should have done it sooner? You’re in the right place. This week, we are joyfully exploring a book that will change your relationship with deadlines forever: ‘Procrastination: Why You Do It, What to Do About It Now’ by psychologists Jane B. Burka and Lenora M. Yuen.
Forget the guilt and the "I'm just lazy" excuses. We’re unpacking the fascinating psychology behind why we put things off—from the fear of failure to the surprising fear of success. This isn't just a discussion; it's a toolkit. We explore the book's tested strategies to manage time, handle stress, achieve your goals, and even live peacefully with the other procrastinators in your life. It's time to stop letting "tomorrow" steal your success.
Ready to reclaim your time and finally get things done?
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Welcome to the Playing Books Podcast — where great reads spark even greater conversations.
In this episode, we cue up a fascinating journey through one of the most captivating sports in British history with David Hendon’s Pots of Gold: A History of Snooker. This isn’t just a book about snooker—it’s about the people, passions, and cultural moments that turned a quiet cue sport into a global phenomenon.
From smoky halls and television triumphs to legends like Steve Davis, Ronnie O’Sullivan, and the unforgettable characters who shaped the game, Hendon brings the story to life with wit, depth, and drama. You’ll hear about snooker’s golden eras, its surprising origins, and how it mirrors class, ambition, and even politics over the decades.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan, a casual player, or simply curious about how snooker captured the hearts of millions, this episode reveals the real stories behind the green baize — stories of brilliance, rivalry, resilience, and reinvention.
Purchase your copy of Pots of Gold: A History of Snooker by David Hendon on Amazon or at your favorite local bookstore.
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What if the difference between success and failure isn’t talent, luck, or intelligence—but your mindset?
In this episode of Playing Books, we dive deep into Carol S. Dweck, PhD’s, groundbreaking bestseller, Mindset: The New Psychology of Success. This book has transformed how millions of people approach learning, leadership, parenting, and personal growth.
You’ll discover:
The two mindsets that shape your future: fixed vs. growth
Why embracing challenges and failures is the secret to long-term success
How leaders, teachers, parents, and entrepreneurs can use the growth mindset to inspire others
The hidden trap of the “false growth mindset”—and how to avoid it
Practical ways to shift your thinking and unlock your full potential
Whether you’re building a business, raising kids, coaching a team, or simply striving to become your best self, this episode will give you the tools to think differently and achieve more.
Purchase your copy of Carol S. Dweck, PhD’s Mindset: The New Psychology of Success on Amazon or at your favorite bookstore. It’s a must-read for anyone serious about growth and achievement.
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Hello, our bookish friends.
Are you tired of following recipes perfectly, only to end up with a meal that tastes… just okay? What if you could unlock the secret to making anything delicious, without needing a recipe at all? 👩🍳✨
This week on Playing Books, we're diving into Samin Nosrat's revolutionary culinary guide, 'Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking.' This isn't just a cookbook; it's a masterclass that will fundamentally change your relationship with food. We break down the four foundational pillars that determine flavor and texture:
🧂 Salt: Learn why it's the single most important ingredient for enhancing flavor.
🥑 Fat: Discover how it delivers flavor and creates luscious textures.
🍋 Acid: Uncover the secret to balancing and brightening every dish.
🔥 Heat: Master the techniques to control the final texture of your food.
Whether you're a kitchen novice or a seasoned home cook, this episode will empower you to cook with confidence, trust your taste, and create incredible meals from scratch. It's time to stop just following instructions and start understanding why great food tastes great.
Ready to transform your cooking? We highly encourage you to grab a copy of this essential book. You can purchase it on Amazon (https://amzn.to/4ofOFdU) or support your local bookstore.
We'd love to hear about your culinary adventures! Please send us your feedback, share this episode with a food-loving friend, and be sure to follow and subscribe to the Playing Books podcast for more deep dives into life-changing books.
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Welcome to the Playing Books Podcast, where we turn extraordinary reads into unforgettable conversations. In this episode, we dive deep into “A Very Dangerous Woman: The Lives, Loves, and Lies of Russia's Most Seductive Spy” by Deborah McDonald and Jeremy Dronfield — a mesmerizing tale of love, betrayal, and political intrigue that blurs the line between devotion and deception.
Meet Moura Budberg — a woman so captivating that she became the lover of British spy R.H. Bruce Lockhart, the friend of Maxim Gorky, and the rumored muse of H.G. Wells. But who was she, really? A romantic heroine? A double agent? A survivor? Or perhaps, all of the above.
Join your hosts as they explore Moura’s tangled web of seduction and survival — from revolutionary Russia to the glittering salons of Europe — revealing how one woman’s allure could sway the course of nations. Expect fiery insights, haunting questions, and real talk about how charm and danger often walk hand in hand.
Purchase your copy of A Very Dangerous Woman today on Amazon or at your favorite bookstore — and experience the story that history tried to hide.
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Ever met that insufferably lucky colleague who thinks they're a genius? Or maybe you've beaten yourself up over a decision that went wrong, even though it was the right call at the time? What if almost everything we call 'skill' is just luck in disguise, and what we dismiss as 'bad luck' is often a predictable failure to understand probability?
In this episode of Playing Books, we're cracking open the modern classic that will change how you see the world: 'Fooled by Randomness' by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. We're diving into the hidden engine that drives our lives and our markets: pure, unadulterated chance."
We'll break down Taleb's brilliant and often provocative ideas, including:
The Scary Truth About Your Success: How we mistakenly worship "lucky fools" in the stock market and in business, and why their strategies are destined to blow up.
Survivorship Bias: Why you only see the winners and how that warps your perception of reality (hint: for every billionaire, there are a million bankruptcies you never hear about).
The Narrative Fallacy: Our dangerous addiction to creating simple stories to explain random events, and how it makes us terrible forecasters.
How to Be "Antifragile": We'll touch on the concept Taleb would later expand on—how to not just survive randomness, but to actually benefit from it.
This isn't just a book for finance bros; it's for anyone who makes decisions, has a career, invests money, or simply tries to navigate a messy and unpredictable world. We'll make Taleb's sometimes-complex concepts incredibly practical and engaging.
If you're ready to have your mind blown and your perspective permanently shifted, you need to read this book for yourself.
Purchase your copy of 'Fooled by Randomness' on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/4o8cALU
It's also available at all major bookstores.
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In this episode of Playing Books, we dive into one of the most surprising and practical guides to self-discipline, influence, and leadership — George Washington’s Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior. Long before he became America’s first president, a young Washington copied 110 maxims on etiquette, humility, and moral character — lessons that shaped his destiny and still hold profound relevance today.
Discover how these centuries-old principles can help you command respect, lead with grace, and communicate with integrity — in business, relationships, and everyday life. From the art of restraint to the power of quiet dignity, we explore how Washington’s rules offer timeless wisdom in an age of chaos and noise.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why civility was Washington’s secret weapon for influence and success.
How these rules can transform your personal and professional life.
The surprising link between manners, power, and self-control.
Simple ways to apply 18th-century wisdom to 21st-century challenges.
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What if fear wasn’t the enemy — but the signal you’re ready to grow? In this powerful episode of Playing Books, we dive deep into Susan Jeffers’ classic bestseller, Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway — a timeless guide that’s helped millions break through self-doubt, anxiety, and indecision.
Discover the simple yet transformative ideas that teach you to act despite fear, reclaim your power, and live with confidence — not by waiting for fear to vanish, but by mastering how you respond to it. You’ll learn:
Why fear never fully disappears — and why that’s a good thing.
How to move from paralysis to purpose through decisive action.
The five truths about fear that will change how you face challenges forever.
Practical steps to retrain your thoughts and take control of your life today.
Whether you’re starting a new career, speaking up for yourself, or chasing a long-postponed dream — this episode will inspire you to feel the fear… and do it anyway!
Get your copy of Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway on Amazon or at your favorite bookstore — and experience the mindset shift that has empowered generations.
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Are you ready to take control of your financial future? In this episode of Playing Books, we dive deep into Benjamin Graham's The Intelligent Investor, the definitive guide to value investing. Forget get-rich-quick schemes – this is about building lasting wealth the smart way.
We'll break down Graham's core principles, including:
Value Investing 101: Learn how to identify undervalued stocks and make informed decisions.
The Margin of Safety: Discover the crucial concept that protects your investments.
Defensive vs. Enterprising Investors: Find out which investing approach suits you best.
Beating the Market: Uncover Graham's strategies for long-term success.
Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, this episode is packed with actionable insights and practical advice. We'll translate complex financial jargon into easy-to-understand terms, so you can start applying these strategies today.
Ready to become an intelligent investor? Get your copy of The Intelligent Investor. You can find it on Amazon, https://amzn.to/3KMLqvK, or at your favorite bookstore.
What are your biggest takeaways from The Intelligent Investor? What investing questions do you have?
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Does God exist? Do you doubt there is a God, or do you have faith in God? In an age of science and skepticism, the big questions about God, suffering, and the meaning of life can feel more intimidating than ever. Is it still possible to be a thinking person and a believer? Or believe in God and having a relationship with Him through JESUS CHRIST doesn't matter at all?
This week on Playing Books, we're cracking open one of the most influential books on faith in the 21st century: Timothy Keller's "The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism." We're going beyond the surface to unpack Keller's compelling, intellectual, and surprisingly gracious arguments for Christian belief.
In this episode, you'll discover:
Keller's "Doubt Your Doubts" Framework: How to critically examine the assumptions behind your biggest skepticisms.
Answers to the Top 7 Objections: We tackle common hurdles like "How can a good God allow suffering?" and "Hasn't science disproved God?"
Why "The Clues of God" are embedded in our very nature—from our longing for justice to our search for identity.
A vision of faith that isn't about blind belief, but about a truth that satisfies both the head and the heart.
Whether you're a sincere skeptic, a struggling believer, or just curious about the conversation, this episode provides a roadmap for a more confident and thoughtful perspective.
Get your own copy of "The Reason for God" and discover the depth of Keller's arguments for yourself.
Buy it now on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4mLubbN, and all major bookstores.
What's your biggest question about faith? Did this book change your perspective?
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Tired of being buried on page 10 of Google? Ready to unlock the organic traffic you know your business deserves? In this landmark episode of Playing Books, we cut through the noise and go straight to the practicalities of SEO. Let the legendary authors of the industry's definitive bible, "The Art of SEO": Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, and Jessie C. Stricchiola teach you SEO first-hand. They are the pioneers who have defined and redefined the practice of SEO for decades, and in this exclusive conversation, they're sharing their invaluable wisdom with you.
Whether you're an absolute beginner or a seasoned marketing pro, this episode is a masterclass in mastering search. You will learn:
The Unchanging Pillars of SEO: Discover the core principles that remain critical, no matter how much Google's algorithm shifts.
Actionable On-Page & Technical Fixes: Simple, powerful strategies you can implement today to improve your site's performance and ranking.
The Future of Search: A look ahead at how AI, user intent, and evolving technology are rewriting the rules of optimization.
Debunking Destructive Myths: Uncover the common misconceptions and outdated tactics that are sabotaging your results right now.
Content & Link Building That Actually Works: Learn the strategies for creating authority and trust that Google rewards.
This conversation is packed with insights, but it only scratches the surface. To truly master the craft, you need a comprehensive guide. Elevate your skills and dominate the search results by grabbing your copy of "The Art of SEO, 4th Edition."
You can buy the book now on Amazon: https://amzn.to/47WkmE0. Also available at all major online and local bookstores.
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Step into the sandals of history’s most enigmatic conqueror in this riveting episode of Playing Books, where we dissect Peter Green’s masterful biography, Alexander of Macedon, 356–323 B.C.. Far from the sanitized legends, Green paints a vivid portrait of Alexander as a brilliant tactician, ruthless leader, and complex human being—equal parts visionary and tyrant.
We explore:
How Alexander’s upbringing under Philip II shaped his imperial ambitions
The psychological warfare behind his battlefield genius
His fatal flaws: hubris, paranoia, and the obsession with divine status
Why Green’s revisionist lens challenges centuries of glorified mythmaking
Whether you're a history buff, strategy nerd, or just love a good story of power and downfall, this episode delivers gripping insights and gritty truths. With maps, anecdotes, and sharp analysis, we bring Alexander’s world to life—and question what greatness really means.
Please, get your copy of Peter Green’s Alexander of Macedon here: Amazon link or from your favorite bookstore.
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What if you could master the essentials of business—without spending thousands on an MBA? In this episode of Playing Books, we dive into The Personal MBA by Josh Kaufman, a groundbreaking guide that distills the most powerful business principles into practical tools you can use right away. From marketing and sales to systems thinking, decision-making, and value creation, Kaufman shows you how to think like a CEO, innovate like an entrepreneur, and grow like a professional—no tuition required.
Whether you’re a startup founder, ambitious professional, or simply someone who wants to understand how business really works, this episode is packed with insights you can put into action today.
Please, grab your copy of The Personal MBA on Amazon or at your favorite bookstore to deepen your learning, and we’d love to hear from you—share your thoughts, leave feedback, and tell us how this book is changing your perspective.
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In this episode of Playing Books, we discuss Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done by Larry Bossidy, Ram Charan, and Charles Burck—a timeless business classic that redefined leadership by shifting the focus from vision alone to the discipline of making things happen.
As The New York Times declared, “A must-read for anyone who cares about business.” And for good reason. Execution isn’t just about strategies and plans—it’s about connecting people, strategy, and operations into a seamless process that drives real results. Bossidy and Charan remind us that in today’s fast-changing world, where old rules are shattered and radical shifts are the norm, the ability to execute is more vital than ever.
In this discussion, we’ll explore why:
Companies that execute well thrive even in slower growth environments.
Fierce competition rewards those who move with speed and precision.
Governments and regulations reshape industries—and how execution keeps you resilient.
Risk management and adaptability give leaders an undeniable edge.
Whether you’re an executive, entrepreneur, or professional striving to sharpen your leadership edge, this episode will give you actionable insights into building a culture of accountability, realism, and performance.
📚 Get your copy of Execution on Amazon or from your favorite bookstore.
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In this special episode of Playing Books, we delve into George Orwell’s timeless allegory, Animal Farm—a razor-sharp fable that continues to resonate across generations. What happens when overworked, mistreated animals rise up against their human oppressors, armed with fiery slogans and dreams of equality? At first, hope and justice bloom—but soon, the famous truth emerges: “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”
First published with Stalinist Russia in its crosshairs, Animal Farm is far more than a critique of a single regime. Its brutal honesty and biting satire reveal how revolutions can twist into tyranny under the banners of progress, unity, or even freedom. Orwell’s masterpiece is as ferociously fresh today as when it first shook the world—offering critical lessons on power, corruption, leadership, and the human (or animal) hunger for control.
👉 Grab your copy of Animal Farm today on Amazon or from your favorite bookstore.
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Hey there, bookworms and history buffs 👋. We are thrilled to share some exciting news about a special episode of the Playing Books podcast.
We're exploring the pages of a timeless classic: Anne Frank's The Diary of a Young Girl. This isn't just a book; it's a window into the heart and soul of a young girl facing unimaginable circumstances. We'll explore Anne's powerful words, her dreams, her fears, and the enduring legacy she left behind.
What to Expect in This Episode:
A moving discussion of Anne's life, her writing, and the historical context.
Insights into the enduring impact of her diary on literature and our understanding of the Holocaust.
Thought-provoking reflections on themes of hope, resilience, and the importance of remembering.
And so much more.
Ready to experience this incredible story? You can grab your copy of The Diary of a Young Girl today!
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Please join the Conversation, share this episode with your friends and family, comment below, and let us know your favorite quotes or takeaways from the book.
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In this special episode of the Playing Books Podcast, we explore the enduring legacy of the greatest gifts from our Founding Fathers: The Declaration of Independence (Thomas Jefferson crafted it in June 1776) and The Constitution of the United States (The Constitutional Convention signed it on September 17, 1787). Collected together in this pocket-sized volume, these documents, along with The Bill of Rights and all subsequent amendments, form the foundation of American politics, government, and individual rights.
These texts are more than symbols—they are living instruments of liberty, equality, human dignity, and mutual respect. The Declaration of Independence boldly declared that all individuals are endowed with unalienable rights to Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness, while the Constitution clearly outlines the structure, powers, and limitations of the federal government, including the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and protects the basic rights of every U.S. citizen, from freedom of speech to freedom of religion.
Whether you are a Democrat, Republican, or independent, whether you support Donald Trump or not, if you live, vote, or participate in American society, understanding these documents is essential. They convey the principles on which the country was founded and continue to guide the ideals of governance, civic responsibility, and human dignity today.
This episode simplifies and unpacks their profound ideas, revealing how they continue to empower citizens, protect rights, and shape the nation. By listening, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how these writings make America—and every U.S. citizen—a unique embodiment of freedom, equality, and respect for one another’s rights.
📖 Get your copy today on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4n5KCAq, or find it at other bookstores.
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