David Rubenstein
2 things David uses or recommends, from 1 episode.
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What David uses or recommends most, ranked by how often and how strongly. Paid ads are left out.
Uses and recommends it · 1 episode
"Recently read Beverly Gage's book on J. Edgar Hoover, which is an astounding book and won the Pulitzer Prize — a really terrific book."
Recommends it · 1 episode
"It's my anti-Alzheimer's device because they tell you when you reach a certain age, if you don't have a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's, you could still get it if your brain is not exercising at all. I'm not good at learning a musical instrument or crossword puzzles or a foreign language. So one of the things I do is I read a lot and I interview people. When you interview people, you've got to keep your brain sharp — listen to what the person's saying, think of the next question while you're listening, and you've got to keep your brain active."
All 2 of David's picks
- G-Man: J. Edgar Hoover and the Making of the American Century Uses and recommends it "Recently read Beverly Gage's book on J. Edgar Hoover, which is an astounding book and won the Pulitzer Prize — a really terrific book." Only David
- Reading books Recommends it "It's my anti-Alzheimer's device because they tell you when you reach a certain age, if you don't have a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's, you could still get it if your brain is not exercising at all. I'm not good at learning a musical instrument or crossword puzzles or a foreign language. So one of the things I do is I read a lot and I interview people. When you interview people, you've got to keep your brain sharp — listen to what the person's saying, think of the next question while you're listening, and you've got to keep your brain active." Only David