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First Things Podcast

Julia Yost on Trauma—The Editor’s Desk

First Things Podcast

First Things

Religion & Spirituality

4.6699 Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2021

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Julia Yost joins editor R. R. Reno on the podcast to talk about the best-selling book "The Body Keeps the Score," and the effects the book has had on our political discourse.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome, listeners.

0:08.5

This is Rusty Reno in the first things offices at the editor's desk.

0:15.2

And this is the latest installment of the editors' desk podcast.

0:20.6

And I thought today we would draw in another resident of the First

0:26.4

Things office and another editor from her own desk,

0:31.3

Julia Yost, senior editor at first things,

0:35.2

an author of a review in the November issue of first things.

0:43.4

No, it's the October issue, isn't it, Julia?

0:45.5

Could be, yes.

0:46.9

It is the October issue.

0:49.6

By our wounds, we are healed, the title of the review.

0:52.9

And it's a review of Bessel van der Kokes, really kind of fabulously bestselling book.

1:02.0

The Body Keeps the Score, Brain, Mind, and Body and the Healing of Trauma.

1:09.6

Well, thanks, Julie.

1:10.7

I'm glad you could be on the podcast.

1:13.1

Thanks for asking, Rusty.

1:15.7

I remember when this book came forward as a potential book to review, I was sort of saying,

1:26.6

well, isn't this book been out for a good while?

1:29.9

And I think I remember, I looked it up online and, ah, it's the book with the Matisse on the front cover.

1:37.7

Is that right?

1:38.2

Have I got that right?

1:39.8

I think that's right, yeah.

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