Tribalism Is Dumb

Where It Came From, How It Got So Bad, and What to Do About It

De: Andrew Heaton

Narrado por: Andrew Heaton

Tribalism has made politics so awful I was forced to write a book about it. Well, fine. Fine.

This book explores the evolutionary roots of loving our team and hating the enemy team, and why groupish caveman instincts linger in our minds today. It answers: If tribalism is hardwired into us, what changed in the last twenty years? How did partisanship get so loud, toxic, and obnoxious, and ruin last Thanksgiving? Finally, it says what we can do about it as individuals navigating relationships, and as society as a whole.

"Tribalism is Dumb" will make you less flummoxed by partisanship, political loudmouths, and dogmatic pundits. It will make you taller, slimmer, and more attractive to everyone you could legally hit on. And it will make you better equipped to navigate tribalism in the wild.

©2024 Andrew Heaton (P)2024 Andrew Heaton

So that's why folks get so angry about politics

This self-narrated well-researched audiobook is must read for Pepsi executives. Caution: may contain minotaurs. This will be one of the rare books I read again in a few years.

An easy and insightful listen… I no longer plan to flee to Canada

I loved this book and if you have listened to anything Heaton has done than you will be familiar with his style and delivery and if you aren’t charmed by it you likely need to do some soul searching

Timely, refreshing, and well narrated

I enjoy Heaton’s take on politics, what divides us, and how to have better political discussions. I appreciate his work in writing it, and recommend it wholeheartedly.

funny, insightful, hopeful

a funny and insightful read about the current state of politics, that ends on a hopeful note. I enjoyed listening to it.

I fear or dear author Andrew Heaton may be cursed to write another book like this in the near future.

Witty and insightful

This was a delightful listen! Heaton’s narration is great, and his writing style paired with this keeps the book from ever feeling dry and boring.
Even though the book is related to politics, I think this provides a great framework on how to have difficult conversations in everyday life. Would very much suggest this to read or listen to!