Chapter
Reading to My Kids
42:33 - 50:28 (07:55)
The speaker talks about the joy of taking her kids to the library and reading to them at night, as well as a book recommendation for a translated version of Rilke's "Book of Hours."
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The conversation revolves around reading books with kids and their significance in education, personal growth as well as character development.
42:33 - 44:25 (01:52)
Summary
The conversation revolves around reading books with kids and their significance in education, personal growth as well as character development.
ChapterReading to My Kids
Episode#223: Calming Philosophies for Chaotic Times -- Krista Tippett
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker, who interviews poets, is asked to recommend three poems or poets for someone who is not a fan of poetry, and emphasizes the power of poetry to tell a story and provide a reminder.
44:26 - 47:31 (03:05)
Summary
The speaker, who interviews poets, is asked to recommend three poems or poets for someone who is not a fan of poetry, and emphasizes the power of poetry to tell a story and provide a reminder.
ChapterReading to My Kids
Episode#223: Calming Philosophies for Chaotic Times -- Krista Tippett
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The Book of Hours, Love Letters to God is a translated version of Rilke's Book of Hours, and it's a collection of poems that are beautifully translated by two Buddhist teachers to capture the essence of Rilke's German.
47:31 - 49:29 (01:58)
Summary
The Book of Hours, Love Letters to God is a translated version of Rilke's Book of Hours, and it's a collection of poems that are beautifully translated by two Buddhist teachers to capture the essence of Rilke's German.
ChapterReading to My Kids
Episode#223: Calming Philosophies for Chaotic Times -- Krista Tippett
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The podcast guest shares her personal experience of living in Berlin in 2005, highlighting the striking differences in culture and architecture between East and West Berlin.
49:31 - 50:28 (00:57)
Summary
The podcast guest shares her personal experience of living in Berlin in 2005, highlighting the striking differences in culture and architecture between East and West Berlin. She also expresses her love for German language despite struggling to retain it.