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TPP373: The ultimate list of lockdown resources (books, podcasts, apps and more)
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This week on The Property Podcast, The Robs have got a lockdown special for you.
Since lockdown hit, everyone is trying to better themselves, whether that be learning a new skill, educating themselves on something they didn’t already know and then there are others who are just simply bored.
So this week, The Robs are coming at you with a boat load of books, podcasts, videos and apps to help you get through lockdown.
Here’s all the links to everything you need from today’s podcast:
Podcasts
- An episode from The Pomp Podcast - 258: Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya on How To Invest Through This Crisis
- Hardcore History
- Reply All - “The case of the missing hit”
- Meditative story
Books
- Stephen Schwartzman - What It Takes
- Will Durant - Lessons of History
- Charles P. Kindleberger - Manias, Panics and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises
- "The Great Courses" on Audible
TV / Streaming / YouTube
- Ray Dalio - Ted Talk
- Ryan Serhant keynote
- The Least Expected Day - Inside the Movistar Team 2019
- Tom Scott on YouTube
- Two documentaries: The Dawn Wall and Free Solo
Apps
- Investr
- An anti-recommendation of Next Door, but definitely give this Twitter feed a go for a good laugh
- Poker In Place
There you go, plenty to keep you busy! Let us know if you have any of your own that you’d like to share or if you decide to give any of these a go, let us know what you thought.
In the news this week, NRLA slams Citizens Advice for ‘misleading’ report. It looks like the National Residents Landlords Association aren’t happy with Citizens Advice after they released a report stating that 2.6 million private renters have missed a rent payment or are expected to do so as a result of the pandemic.
However when you read further into the article, there were 25 people who said that they have missed a payment and 74 who said that they’re expecting to fall behind on payments.
Once again, it shows that you shouldn’t believe the headlines.
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