Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf

Dr. Naomi Wolf's Outspoken “Sitting in the Sun with the Women” (Essay Read) 1× 0:00 Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -1:04:19 -1:04:19 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. “Sitting in the Sun with the Women” (Essay Read) Opinion - Naomi Wolf “As you know, I’ve been hanging out at my local Chabad in Brooklyn. We just observed Rosh HaShanah, and then, ten days later, Yom Kippur.

“We are living in a golden age of communication, yet elegant, persuasive nonfiction is increasingly rare. Great writers consistently do certain things well, whether crafting essays, op-eds, book proposals, or books, while avoiding habits that weaken even strong ideas. In this six-part seminar series, we’ll explore the principles of powerful nonfiction writing, effective advocacy, publication, interviews, and debate, so you can communicate what matters to you with greater clarity and impact.

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“Every formally published nonfiction book has a standard trajectory: it starts with a book proposal. There are only so many marketable ways to craft a book proposal.

“Dr. Robert Malone and his wife, Dr. Jill Malone, share the story in their new book, Homesteading for Health, of how life with land and animals in rural Virginia transformed their health in surprising ways. Does a “pioneer” lifestyle hold secrets to well-being in late modernity?

As you know, I’ve been hanging out at my local Chabad in Brooklyn. We just observed Rosh HaShanah, and then, ten days later, Yom Kippur. I’m finding this community — even as it steeps Brian and me in rituals and practices that are thousands of years old — oddly refreshing, and surprisingly liberating. One reason is the depth of the community experience.

“Every successful project began with a ‘pitch.’ It’s a cheesy word, but an important idea. You have about four minutes to trigger ‘yes, tell me more’ from your listener, rather than ‘get me out of here.’ A powerful pitch is also important because it distills the ‘why’ of your entire message, from speech to op-ed to book proposal to book.

“Caroline Shinkle, Republican candidate for Congress in the deep blue Upper East and West Sides of Manhattan, is running for office as an anti-Mamdani.

Full Transcript of her Speech: Thank you, Michael Kane, for that kind introduction. Thank you, Mary Holland, for the beautiful speech and presence, and for your tireless support for our liberties in this country, because health freedom is just freedom. It’s just part of freedom. You don’t have a free society if you can’t say what happens to your own body, and tyrants have known that forever. Can everyone hear me? Is the audio okay? Yeah? Great.

“Rick Duchin of HabitCure shares his remarkable journey of walking his way from a diabetic diagnosis level of blood sugar to normal blood sugar levels.