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DR JOHN’S BOOK CLUB IS TONIGHT— (please RSVP if possible)
🕑 Added 2023-02-28 22:11:26 +0000 UTCTonight, February 28th, at 6 PM pacific (9 EST) is Dr John’s book club meeting. We hope you join Dr John’s livestream for a great conversation about this months book: “The Examined Life” by Stephen Grosz. Even if you haven’t read the book, we’d love to see you there and you’re welcome to listen in!
We have many new members requesting how to join the book club and how to join our meeting tomorrow, as a reminder: Click this link to join the club. There you will find the info to our February book-The Examined Life -as well as the zoom link to the meeting. There is also a link to RSVP. The zoom meeting starts at 6 pm pacific (7 mountain, 8 central, and 9 eastern. https://bookclubs.com/hidden-true-crime-book-club/join/?ref=380dc3
Comments
Karen Rose
Apparently these posts aren't monitored very frequently. I have looked and looked for the recordings of the book club meetings. Frustrating.
Kacy Cat Artist
Truenorth: where is the link to listen to the recording? Thank you.
Diana Newton
Hi, can you tell us where you found the recording?
Truenorth
I am on the East Coast as well. I just listened last night. It was recorded.
Kacy Cat Artist
Lauren and John I hope this 2nd BookClub session is being recorded? I’m on the East Cost and fell asleep before it started. I had purchased the audio book version of this most interesting book and I was looking forward to hearing the discussion. Speaking of that, is it ok to listen on mute and watch and not be put on the spot to talk? Thank you for such smart food for thought, I’m grateful!
Katie Alosi
Either click join, or click explore book club. Then scroll down and go to meetings.
Katie Alosi
Maybe this: https://bookclubs.com/hidden-true-crime-book-club/join?ref=380dc3
JK
Keeps saying it’s invalid
Lauren and John Matthias
Try going here and then clicking the link https://bookclubs.com/hidden-true-crime-book-club/meetings
bfly
That meeting ID is invalid
bfly
Can’t get in
Lauren and John Matthias
The link I just shared should go to a zoom link where the meeting is going. Let me know if you get it Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85794733804?pwd=REtaSDRyaTJJRDJoZ0VmbkM4S2tmQT09 Meeting ID: 857 9473 3804 Passcode: 192217
Lauren and John Matthias
Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85794733804?pwd=REtaSDRyaTJJRDJoZ0VmbkM4S2tmQT09 Meeting ID: 857 9473 3804 Passcode: 192217
Manganiello Trina
I see the link above but it doesn't go anywhere
Manganiello Trina
How do I get into the zoom tonight? I'm confused
Tad Auty
I wish wish wish I could but am at work I promise I will once work is over ;-)
Madelyn
I am getting an error message using the link. Says it is not a valid meeting ID. Please resend. Thanks! Madelyn
Shannon Hurst
Will attend but just to listen as I haven’t read any of the book.
Lauren and John Matthias
Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85794733804?pwd=REtaSDRyaTJJRDJoZ0VmbkM4S2tmQT09 Meeting ID: 857 9473 3804 Passcode: 192217
Cindy
Getting ready
Manganiello Trina
I have read the book and look forward to the discussion. I love the idea of reading books...wonder if Dr. Matthias could draw parallels or contrasts, offer insights into current cases along with the books which may be too much work with his regular job! But would be interesting
Mary Kaye Sugerman
I haven’t read the book but I’m looking forward to the discussion. Personally I would rather you put your time into active true crime cases. I love to hear your thoughts about all the cases in Idaho and how many courts are closed to the public and decisions are being made behind closed doors.
CuriousinColorado
I’m looking forward to this. It’s hard for me to participate at that time because it’s dinner time here in the mountain time zone. I will listen, but probably can’t speak. I do have a question… I understand this book is “the examined life” but it seems in psychology there is a lot of explaining the way people are by their past. I wonder if in all the study of what made a person the way they have developed anything significantly predictive?
