Scotty Knows Podcast

A podcast created by sports enthusiasts for fellow fans. We cover a wide range of topics within the sports world, but we also explore pop culture and share whatever thoughts pop into our heads.

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The essential guide to Mark Twain, the father of American Literature

2 days ago | audible.com | Leah Rachel von Essen

Mark Twain's wit is scattered throughout our public consciousness.
Tia Williams loves getting away from it all with an audiobook

2 days ago | audible.com | Tia Williams

Full disclosure? I was late to the audiobook game. It wasn’t until I recently found myself juggling a 16-year-old, a newborn, chronic migraines, and two book deadlines that it hit me: Reading actual words on actual pages requires pausing. With my Audible faves, I can go about my day—whether it's cleaning, driving, or stress-trimming my hair with kitchen scissors—while getting lost in propulsive, immersive storytelling. Here are my go-to escapist listens.
We are not meant to mother alone

5 days ago | audible.com | Katie O'Connor

Melissa Wirt had a successful business and a big beautiful family, but a personal crisis showed her just how truly isolated she was. In I Was Told There’d Be a Village, Wirt shares how to go from what she calls an “Isolation Mindset” to a “Village Mindset.” Below, Wirt discusses a few of her own challenges in motherhood, what she learned from talking to moms across America, and how we can take the first small steps toward improving our connection with others.
You have more than 400 emotions per day. Master them to get ahead.

5 days ago | audible.com | Rachael Xerri

Dr. Travis Bradberry, the acclaimed author of Emotional Intelligence 2.0, returns with groundbreaking insights in his latest work, The New Emotional Intelligence. His highly anticipated audiobook promises to reshape our understanding of EQ and its application in today's world.
Rutger Bregman wants to help you pursue a life of “Moral Ambition”

6 days ago | audible.com | Emily Cox

Note: Text has been lightly edited for clarity and does not match audio exactly. Emily Cox: Hi, this is Emily Cox. I'm an editor here at Audible, and today I'm thrilled to be chatting with Dutch historian, journalist, and bestselling author Rutger Bregman about his newest release, Moral Ambition: Stop Wasting Your Talent and Start Making a Difference. Welcome, Rutger. Rutger Bregman: Thanks, Emily. Thanks for having me. EC: I've been really looking forward to this conversation.
Degendering the science of autism

1 week ago | audible.com | Katie O'Connor

This interview was originally published on audible.co.uk. Cognitive neuroscientist Gina Rippon has spent much of her career dedicated to debunking the myth of a male versus female brain. Now, in Off the Spectrum, she has turned that same line of questioning towards autism spectrum disorder. Gina discusses why autism has largely been considered a “male condition,” leaving behind countless women and girls who go undiagnosed—or who were never evaluated in the first place.
For Carley Fortune, audiobooks turn everyday life into special moments to savor

1 week ago | audible.com | Carley Fortune

What I love about a good audiobook is how they transform life’s in-between moments—washing the dishes, driving to the cottage, taking the subway—into times of reflection, joy, humor, and heart. These ones are read and acted so beautifully that even the dullest commute or travel delay feels like an intimate, immersive experience. —Carley Fortune, author of One Golden SummerThis second-chance romance about two authors with a dark past is one of my all-time favorites.
“So Many Stars” is a love letter to queer history and resistance

1 week ago | audible.com | Michael Collina

Caro De Robertis’s groundbreaking oral history celebrates the activism, cultural impact, and lived experiences of a generation of queer, trans, and two-spirit elders of color. Drawing on their own experience as a Baldwin-Emerson Fellow and award-winning novelist, Caro De Robertis was perfectly suited to compile this first-of-its-kind oral history.
Becoming Caitlin Clark

1 week ago | audible.com | Howard Megdal

Combining modern reportage with historical revelations, a multifaceted portrait of Caitlin Clark’s game-changing superstardom and the cultural foundation it was built upon Caitlin Clark has established herself as one of the global faces of the WNBA and has ignited popular interest in women’s sports.
“Mom guilt” makes mothers’ lives harder. What if a pill could take it away?

1 week ago | audible.com | Kat Johnson

As soon as I heard the premise of Saumya Dave’s The Guilt Pill, about an experimental pill that erases mothers’ guilt, I was fully invested. My oldest is 15, so I’ve had a decade and a half to notice the guilty thoughts that run through my head all day: I should be making the kids’ lunches instead of giving them money for the cafeteria. I should have gotten them involved in sports earlier and given them phones later.