Inside The New York Times Book Review: ‘Becoming Steve Jobs’

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The New York Times

Books, Arts

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🗓️ 3 April 2015

⏱️ 40 minutes

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This week, Brad Stone talks about “Becoming Steve Jobs”; Alexandra Alter has news from the literary world; Amanda Schaffer discusses three new books about neuroscience; and Gregory Cowles has best-seller news. Pamela Paul is the host.

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0:00.0	How did Steve Jobs become Steve Jobs?
0:05.2	Brad Stone will join us to talk about the new biography by Brent Schenler and Rick
0:09.4	Tedselli becoming Steve Jobs.
0:12.2	Ultimately, he was all about the company.
0:15.2	He was all about Apple.
0:16.2	That was one of his children.
0:18.5	And it was a win at all cost mentality.
0:20.7	And when people were left useful to him, he did discard them.
0:24.4	What can three new books tell us about the brain?
0:26.8	Amanda Schaeffer will be here to talk about her review of three books on neuroscience,
0:31.7	the teenage brain, the brains way of healing, and tails from both sides of the brain.
0:36.6	You know, your brain is not an excuse for this bad behavior, but you should understand
0:40.4	that you have these limitations.
0:41.9	Alexander Altar will share her notes in the publishing world, and great coals has
0:45.8	bestseller news.
0:47.4	This is Inside the New York Times Book Review.
0:49.3	I'm Pamela Paul.
0:57.8	Brad Stone joins us now.
1:00.2	He is a senior writer at Bloomberg Business Week and also author of the Everything Store,
1:05.6	Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon.
1:08.2	This week he reviews the new book about Steve Jobs becoming Steve Jobs, the evolution of
1:13.8	a reckless upstart into a visionary leader by Brent Schenler and Rick Tedselli.
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