Founders #380 · · 7 books

Four Hundred Pages of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger In Their Own Words

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The book this episode covers

  1. Buffett and Munger Unscripted

    Alex W. Morris (editor) · Reading rank 257

    David highly recommends buying the book, calls it a no-brainer, and tells listeners to treat it as a topical reference rather than reading it straight through.

    Founder theme · Dedicated episode · Explicit praise

Books David recommends along the way

  1. Titan

    Ron Chernow · Reading rank 10 · in 29 other episodes

    Cross-episode reference

  2. Play Nice But Win

    Michael Dell with James Kaplan · Reading rank 48 · in 8 other episodes

    David calls both Michael Dell autobiographies excellent, including the second autobiography, Play Nice But Win.

    Explicit praise · Founder theme

  3. All I Want to Know Is Where I'm Going to Die So I'll Never Go There

    Peter Bevelin · Reading rank 103 · in 5 other episodes

    David says that if a listener could read only one book on Buffett and Munger, this is the book he would choose.

    Cross-episode reference · Explicit praise · Founder theme

  4. Personal History

    Katharine Graham · Reading rank 131 · in 2 other episodes

    Cross-episode reference

Also mentioned

  1. The Essays of Warren Buffett

    Lawrence A. Cunningham (editor); Warren E. Buffett · Reading rank 126 · in 6 other episodes

    Cross-episode reference

  2. Hess, The Last Oil Baron

    Tina Davis and Jessica Resnick-Ault · Reading rank 194 · in 3 other episodes

    David returns to Hess’s use of discarded residual oil to illustrate opportunity hiding in plain sight, comparing it with Sam Zemurray’s banana business.

    Cross-episode reference · Founder theme

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