Skip to content
True Nudists
Sign up free
AD
Adam

Discussion

audio books?

Posted Feb 13, 2025

Replies11
Sign inSign up free
AD
Adam
AdamOriginal Poster
Feb 13, 2025

Anyone have any good audio books they have read lately ?

ReactReplySubscribe

Replies

  • AD
    Adam
    AdamOriginal Poster
    Apr 5, 2025

    I finished two audio books recently.

    - Be water. my friend by Shannon Lee

    - Quiters never win by Michael Bisping

    Both are really good listens.

    Adam

    ReactReply
  • JI
    Jim
    Jim
    May 1, 2025

    Sleeping dogs lie , by Samantha downing , good read twist at end , not a long listen!

    ReactReply
  • AD
    Adam
    AdamOriginal Poster
    Jul 18, 2025

    Awesome thank you!

    ReactReply
  • AD
    Adam
    AdamOriginal Poster
    Jul 18, 2025

    Awesome thank you!

    ReactReply
  • AD
    Adam
    AdamOriginal Poster
    Jul 18, 2025

    I just finished the Dichotomy of Leadership by Jocko Wilink. Great read and leadership training.

    Adam

    ReactReply
  • CE
    CesarOK
    CesarOK
    Jul 19, 2025

    I am listening to a Kids book, The Hardy Boys The Secret of the Old Mill. Sometimes need to read something light and fun.

    ReactReply
  • AD
    Adam
    AdamOriginal Poster
    Jul 27, 2025

    Just finished:

    The Dichotomy of Leadership by Jocko Wilink

    Great book and really adds on to his first book extreme ownership.

    Adam

    ReactReply
  • BI
    Bill
    Bill
    Aug 27, 2025

    In the way of non-fiction I listened to "Lewis & Clark - The Journey of the Corps of Discovery" by Dayton Duncan and Ken Burns last month. It's all about the epic undertaking Meriwether Lewis and William Clark managed to navigate after Jefferson's deal with France to buy the Louisiana Purchase for a mere $15 million.

    There are only four discs so its a quickie as some audiobooks go, and it really filled in a lot of the void my mind had about the intense challenges and damned lucky breaks those people got on their way out and back from the Pacific Ocean. Just like any good adventure story from that era, death and disease and hardship was around every bend in the rivers they traveled, but (spoiler) only one of the crew passed on during the voyage! American history buffs can read it in the buff!

    ReactReply
  • AD
    Adam
    AdamOriginal Poster
    Sep 5, 2025

    Thanks for the recommendation Willy.

    ReactReply
  • KA
    Karen
    Karen
    Nov 5, 2025

    No, but I have an audio book on hold for me at our local library: "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"

    ReactReply
  • SO
    SouthernFolks
    Nov 6, 2025

    That was a very popular book in the 60s

    ReactReply