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Moshe Kasher's new book, 'Subculture Vulture', was described as a great read, and the host was in the middle of it. The host also mentioned that Kasher is brilliant and that he couldn't wait to see where the book went.

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You know him as a How Did This Get Made all-star, great guest on the show. And he has a brand new book called Subculture Vulture. It is a great read. I'm in the middle of it right now.

— Episode: Last Looks: Rollerball (w/ Moshe Kasher)

Episode: Last Looks: Rollerball (w/ Moshe Kasher)

Moshe Kasher's new book, 'Subculture Vulture', was described as a great read, and the host was in the middle of it. The host also mentioned that Kasher is brilliant and that he couldn't wait to see where the book went.

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You know him as a How Did This Get Made all-star, great guest on the show. And he has a brand new book called Subculture Vulture. It is a great read. I'm in the middle of it right now.

And if you read his first book, you will know that Moshe delivers. He is brilliant. Can't wait to finish the book. Well, I don't want to finish the book because it's so good. But I also can't wait to see where it goes. You get what I'm saying.

Anyway, get Moshe's book right now.

It's a memoir and six scenes. It comes out January 30th, a day before my birthday.

I got the box of the real thing today. I just opened up this box. Oh, Molly. And there it is. Oh, that looks great.

Podcast

Adam Carolla Show

Moshe's book, a memoir told in six scenes, was mentioned as being released the day after the podcast and detailed his life through various subcultures, including 12-step programs, raves, and Burning Man.

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Subculture Vulture, a memoir in six scenes. And it'll be available tomorrow as you hear this.

— Episode: Moshe Kasher on Raves and Sign Language...

Episode: Moshe Kasher on Raves and Sign Language + Stunt Dr...

Moshe's book, a memoir told in six scenes, was mentioned as being released the day after the podcast and detailed his life through various subcultures, including 12-step programs, raves, and Burning Man.

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Subculture Vulture, a memoir in six scenes. And it'll be available tomorrow as you hear this.

What's cool about the book is that each I'm very proud of this book because each of the scenes is memoir. But it's also history. It's a comedic history.

I go through the history of Alcoholics Anonymous and the rave scene Burning Man, which I worked at Burning Man for 15 years. And last year is my 24th time.

Hasidic Judaism and Judaism and American sign language and sign language interpreting. And then the world that brings us together is stand up comedy.

And I do like a little history of each of those things and then talk about my years in them.

Podcast

The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds

Moshe Kasher described his new book, 'Subculture Vulture', as a comedic memoir and history of six American subcultures that shaped his life, including AA, Deafness and sign language interpreting, Burning Man, the rave scene, stand-up comedy, and Hasidic Judaism.

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I have a brand new book coming out January 30th called Subculture Vulture

— Episode: 56 - The Past Times with Moshe Kasher

Episode: 56 - The Past Times with Moshe Kasher

Moshe Kasher described his new book, 'Subculture Vulture', as a comedic memoir and history of six American subcultures that shaped his life, including AA, Deafness and sign language interpreting, Burning Man, the rave scene, stand-up comedy, and Hasidic Judaism.

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I have a brand new book coming out January 30th called Subculture Vulture

And it is three things. It is a comedy. It is a memoir. And it is a history of six of America's... The six of America's subcultures that have defined me and my life. They are AA in the 12 steps. Deafness and sign language interpreting. And the ASL movement. Burning Man where I worked for 15 years. The rave scene where I was a promoter and a DJ. And a sober ecstasy dealer from ages 16 to like 25. And stand-up comedy. And Hasidic Judaism. These are the worlds that have kind of created me.

And so it's a book in six scenes basically. And each of the scenes gets like a comedic historical rundown from the very beginning. It's truly just a comedic history.

It's coming out on Random House.

If you go to Moshe Kasher M-O-S-H-E K-A-S-H-E-R dot com Moshe Kasher dot com You will be linked to a pre-order thing if you want to pre-order it.

Subculture Vulture A Memoir in Six Scenes