Fleeced
Trish FitzSimons
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The Longest Fence in the World
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The Billion-Dollar Industry Bankrupting Americans
It was mentioned as a book containing first-person accounts of early residents of Cape Coral, primarily collected by David Dodrill and was described as the most comprehensive collection of accounts of the early days.
His book Selling the Dream offers the most comprehensive set of first person accounts from early residents of Cape Coral.
— Episode: Not Built For This #3: The Price is Wron...
It was mentioned as a book containing first-person accounts of early residents of Cape Coral, primarily collected by David Dodrill and was described as the most comprehensive collection of accounts of the early days.
His book Selling the Dream offers the most comprehensive set of first person accounts from early residents of Cape Coral.
Alice in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass
Elliot listed the classic as one of his alltime favorite books.
I love Alice in Wonderland.
— Episode: The Power Broker Breakdown Wrap-Up
Elliot listed the classic as one of his alltime favorite books.
I love Alice in Wonderland.
It was mentioned briefly, in the context of someone potentially mixing up their Dickens books when it came to the magic wands at the fair.
Or perhaps someone just mixed up their David Copperfields.
— Episode: Christmas with The Allusionist
It was mentioned briefly, in the context of someone potentially mixing up their Dickens books when it came to the magic wands at the fair.
Or perhaps someone just mixed up their David Copperfields.
The Original 1838 Unabridged and Complete Edition (Charles Dickens Classics)
The novel was referenced to illustrate how frequently Dickens employed the Mdash, with 703 dashes appearing throughout the text.
Charles Dickens was relatively stingy. Oliver Twist has 703 dashes or one dash every 224 words.
— Episode: The Em Dash
The novel was referenced to illustrate how frequently Dickens employed the Mdash, with 703 dashes appearing throughout the text.
Charles Dickens was relatively stingy. Oliver Twist has 703 dashes or one dash every 224 words.
The Overheating Earth and the Uprooting of America
It was discussed as a book about how climate change is impacting where people live in the US, including a prediction of how many might need to move in the future.
More recently, Abram published a book called On the Move, The Overheating Earth and the Uprooting of America.
— Episode: Not Built For This #1: The Bottom of the...
It was discussed as a book about how climate change is impacting where people live in the US, including a prediction of how many might need to move in the future.
More recently, Abram published a book called On the Move, The Overheating Earth and the Uprooting of America.
He talked to researchers who study what's called the human habitability niche, essentially the climatic conditions that are hospitable to human life.
We estimate it'll affect about 160 million Americans in some way, so about half of us.
But at the low end, there's research that estimates that about 13 million Americans would be displaced by sea level rise alone.
Abram is talking about a mass movement of people that's at least double that and potentially many, many times bigger.
A History of the United States
They praised it as a real survey of American history that is super fun to read.
Jill Lepore's These Truths is a real like survey of American history and is super fun, really, really fun.
— Episode: The Power Broker Breakdown Wrap-Up
They praised it as a real survey of American history that is super fun to read.
Jill Lepore's These Truths is a real like survey of American history and is super fun, really, really fun.
It was mentioned in relation to the negative impact of the ivory trade on the people and wildlife of Africa, as the author described it as a 'vilest scramble for loot'.
The vilest scramble for loot that ever disfigured the history of human conscience.
— Episode: The Post-Billiards Age
It was mentioned in relation to the negative impact of the ivory trade on the people and wildlife of Africa, as the author described it as a 'vilest scramble for loot'.
The vilest scramble for loot that ever disfigured the history of human conscience.
Fully Revised and Updated
It was described as a four-inch thick hardcover book that was torn apart down the spine, possibly during shipping.
My four-inch thick hardcover Joy of Cooking had been torn apart down the spine, like a weightlifter had used it for some feat of strength.
— Episode: Dead Letter Office
It was described as a four-inch thick hardcover book that was torn apart down the spine, possibly during shipping.
My four-inch thick hardcover Joy of Cooking had been torn apart down the spine, like a weightlifter had used it for some feat of strength.
Worksheets, Checklists, Inspiration, Calendars, and Pockets
It was mentioned that Hannah Carlson is working on a book about pockets and the history and social context of them.
Hannah Carlson lectures at the Rhode Island School of Design, where she teaches classes in material culture, fashion history and fashion theory. And she is working on a book about pockets.
— Episode: Pockets: Articles of Interest #3
It was mentioned that Hannah Carlson is working on a book about pockets and the history and social context of them.
Hannah Carlson lectures at the Rhode Island School of Design, where she teaches classes in material culture, fashion history and fashion theory. And she is working on a book about pockets.
Material Culture and Postwar American Recording (Commerce and Mass Culture)
A History of Six-Player Girls' Basketball
It was mentioned as a crucial research source for the episode, specifically regarding the history of six-on-six girls basketball in Iowa.
Special thanks this week to Max McIlwain, whose book, The Only Dance in Iowa, a history of six player girls basketball was crucial to the research for this story
— Episode: Six-on-Six Basketball
It was mentioned as a crucial research source for the episode, specifically regarding the history of six-on-six girls basketball in Iowa.
Special thanks this week to Max McIlwain, whose book, The Only Dance in Iowa, a history of six player girls basketball was crucial to the research for this story
It was cited as a valuable resource for the episode's content, detailing the history of women's basketball in a more comprehensive manner.
as well as Shattering the Glass, the remarkable history of women's basketball by Pamela Grundy and Susan Shackelford.
— Episode: Six-on-Six Basketball
It was cited as a valuable resource for the episode's content, detailing the history of women's basketball in a more comprehensive manner.
as well as Shattering the Glass, the remarkable history of women's basketball by Pamela Grundy and Susan Shackelford.
People and Wildlife Working It Out in California
Inside the Real Life Superhero Movement
It was mentioned in relation to the Bald Knobbers, a group of vigilantes in the Wild West who wore masks and engaged in violent activities, presented as a contrasting example to the modern real-life superheroes discussed.
So this is T. Krulos He's the author of a book called Heroes in the Night Inside the Real Life Superhero Movement And he writes about the Bald Knobbers
— Episode: Super Citizens
It was mentioned in relation to the Bald Knobbers, a group of vigilantes in the Wild West who wore masks and engaged in violent activities, presented as a contrasting example to the modern real-life superheroes discussed.
So this is T. Krulos He's the author of a book called Heroes in the Night Inside the Real Life Superhero Movement And he writes about the Bald Knobbers
It was written by Nancy Caroline, and became the standard textbook for EMS instruction for many years after it was published, and was used to create the first standardized training curriculum for paramedics in 1975.
Nancy Caroline founded the first ever EMS service in Israel. Her textbook, titled Emergency Care in the Streets, ended up setting the standard in EMS instruction for decades.
— Episode: Freedom House Ambulance Service: America...
It was written by Nancy Caroline, and became the standard textbook for EMS instruction for many years after it was published, and was used to create the first standardized training curriculum for paramedics in 1975.
Nancy Caroline founded the first ever EMS service in Israel. Her textbook, titled Emergency Care in the Streets, ended up setting the standard in EMS instruction for decades.
It was written by Nancy Caroline and became the standard textbook for EMS instruction for many years, based on the Freedom House training curriculum.
Nancy Caroline founded the first ever EMS service in Israel. Her textbook, titled Emergency Care in the Streets, ended up setting the standard in EMS instruction for decades.
— Episode: Freedom House Ambulance Service: America...
It was written by Nancy Caroline and became the standard textbook for EMS instruction for many years, based on the Freedom House training curriculum.
Nancy Caroline founded the first ever EMS service in Israel. Her textbook, titled Emergency Care in the Streets, ended up setting the standard in EMS instruction for decades.
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