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They briefly mentioned the book while wondering if anyone had seen it, noting uncertainty about its content.
Do you ever see Life in the Blue Zones? I don't know. What is that?
— Episode: Ancient Korean Wise Tales w/ Howie Mande...
They briefly mentioned the book while wondering if anyone had seen it, noting uncertainty about its content.
Do you ever see Life in the Blue Zones? I don't know. What is that?
A Revolutionary, Scientifically Proven Approach to Healing Chronic Pain
The podcast guest strongly recommended this book for its approach to pain management, emphasizing neuroplasticity and the role of the mind in managing pain. He mentioned that it helped him significantly.
I'm reading this book from my back and I feel so different the past couple of days.
— Episode: A Bone To Pick With Bobby's Mom
The podcast guest strongly recommended this book for its approach to pain management, emphasizing neuroplasticity and the role of the mind in managing pain. He mentioned that it helped him significantly.
I'm reading this book from my back and I feel so different the past couple of days.
I suggest called The Way Out, The Way Out. It's fucking. That one right there. The Way Out man it's so fucking good.
It like changed my life. It's fucking insane.
I couldn't recommend that book more. It's wild you could apply it to everything in your life.
What the book is saying is that pain exists. It's just a lot of pain is neuroplastic that we've exacerbated because we've tricked our brain into thinking this is how we should be suffering from the pain and feeling from the pain.
They mentioned that the graphic novel they were discussing was "on Harry Potter", indicating a reference to the famous Harry Potter book series.
It's on Harry Potter.
— Episode: Coffee In the Pool w/ the Island Girls
They mentioned that the graphic novel they were discussing was "on Harry Potter", indicating a reference to the famous Harry Potter book series.
It's on Harry Potter.
The hosts referenced the title while discussing a conspiracythemed movie starring Julia Roberts, identifying it as The Pelican Brief.
It's one of those conspiracy blacks. You know that movie with Julia Roberts? Was that the movie? Oh, The Pelican Brief?
— Episode: Hut, Hut, Straight Up
The hosts referenced the title while discussing a conspiracythemed movie starring Julia Roberts, identifying it as The Pelican Brief.
It's one of those conspiracy blacks. You know that movie with Julia Roberts? Was that the movie? Oh, The Pelican Brief?
The Big Book
The podcast speakers mentioned "the big book", referencing a specific passage about the "psychic change" and a doctor's opinion within it. It was discussed in the context of Alcoholics Anonymous.
I try to like- Oh, that's wild. Yeah, I say Dr. Silkworth, you know when he talked about the psychic change and the doctor's opinion in the big book.
— Episode: The 2 Dumbest Comedians Alive
The podcast speakers mentioned "the big book", referencing a specific passage about the "psychic change" and a doctor's opinion within it. It was discussed in the context of Alcoholics Anonymous.
I try to like- Oh, that's wild. Yeah, I say Dr. Silkworth, you know when he talked about the psychic change and the doctor's opinion in the big book.
Some Thoughts, Delivered on a Significant Occasion, about Living a Compassionate Life
The hosts praised the book, calling it amazing and noting it helped them understand the concept of being aware of everyday life. They referenced a "DavidFosterWallace moment" while discussing the book's message.
This Is Water is amazing.
— Episode: Bobby Is Going to the White House
The hosts praised the book, calling it amazing and noting it helped them understand the concept of being aware of everyday life. They referenced a "DavidFosterWallace moment" while discussing the book's message.
This Is Water is amazing.
You're having a David Foster Wallace moment where you're like, two fish are swimming in the ocean, and one is like... What's water? It's like you're in it, man.
100th Anniversary OZ Collection
The hosts talked about the Wizard of Oz, expressing disappointment with the wizard character and wishing he were more badass.
What a great movie. Wizard of Oz. Honestly? Yeah.
— Episode: Steve Red Curry & Blake Griffin
The hosts talked about the Wizard of Oz, expressing disappointment with the wizard character and wishing he were more badass.
What a great movie. Wizard of Oz. Honestly? Yeah.
What don't you like about Wizard of Oz? I don't like that when they get to the wizard.
He's just a little weak man behind a curtain. I understand the message, but I want him to be more badass.
The podcasters discussed the controversy surrounding James Frey's memoir, "A Million Little Pieces," after it was revealed that parts of the story were fabricated, leading to criticism and an apology tour by the author.
It's like one of the best books I've ever read, but Oprah...At one point like touted it as like...She did like their Oprah book club where she'd get these great books. But then it came out that the st...
— Episode: The Dark Side Of Bobby Lee
The podcasters discussed the controversy surrounding James Frey's memoir, "A Million Little Pieces," after it was revealed that parts of the story were fabricated, leading to criticism and an apology tour by the author.
It's like one of the best books I've ever read, but Oprah...At one point like touted it as like...She did like their Oprah book club where she'd get these great books. But then it came out that the story wasn't a true autobiography; there was some fiction to it, and he got ripped...
He got ripped into A Million Little Pieces.
They expressed fear of The Godfather because it was a very slowburn movie that the kids might not enjoy.
That's why I'm scared of The Godfather. Because it's very slow burn. They will hate that movie.
— Episode: Make God Raff
They expressed fear of The Godfather because it was a very slowburn movie that the kids might not enjoy.
That's why I'm scared of The Godfather. Because it's very slow burn. They will hate that movie.
The panel talked about the classic vampire story, referencing both the film and the original novel, and compared it to other vampire movies like Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Bram Stoker's Dracula. What did I say? Go to four. Dracula.
— Episode: Ozempic Pukes & Santino's Spooky Birthda...
The panel talked about the classic vampire story, referencing both the film and the original novel, and compared it to other vampire movies like Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Bram Stoker's Dracula. What did I say? Go to four. Dracula.
Dracula. Number one. It's the Dracula. Bram Stoker.
I think it's better than Dracula. Bram Stoker. Yeah I mean Bram Stoker.
One of them admitted they had never seen the movie adaptation of the book.
I never saw The Notebook. Yeah.
— Episode: Egg Roll Takes a Ride
One of them admitted they had never seen the movie adaptation of the book.
I never saw The Notebook. Yeah.
They planned to watch Fight Club, calling it a good film even if the deeper message might be missed.
Right. So what I'm gonna do today is Fight Club. Such a good film. Even if you don't get the underlying message, it's still a good film.
— Episode: Make God Raff
They planned to watch Fight Club, calling it a good film even if the deeper message might be missed.
Right. So what I'm gonna do today is Fight Club. Such a good film. Even if you don't get the underlying message, it's still a good film.
The hosts noted that R.L. Stine is the author of the Goosebumps series, a popular horror book franchise for children.
R.L. Stine is the one who did Goosebumps, The Haunting Hour.
— Episode: Don't Bring a White Girl
The hosts noted that R.L. Stine is the author of the Goosebumps series, a popular horror book franchise for children.
R.L. Stine is the one who did Goosebumps, The Haunting Hour.
Confessions of the Killer
The podcast hosts gave "OJ's book" as a gift to one of the guests. It was mentioned in the context of a previous podcast where the guest was blamed for killing his family.
What's the gift that you were given? I did it it's OJ's book.
— Episode: Rudy & The Goop
The podcast hosts gave "OJ's book" as a gift to one of the guests. It was mentioned in the context of a previous podcast where the guest was blamed for killing his family.
What's the gift that you were given? I did it it's OJ's book.
The hosts mentioned the One Piece series while discussing a card game, noting that there were more venues where they could play the One Piece card game.
I think it's a good thing for me because that way, I like to play the One Piece card game. So they have more locations to play the game there.
— Episode: Fancy's Replacement
The hosts mentioned the One Piece series while discussing a card game, noting that there were more venues where they could play the One Piece card game.
I think it's a good thing for me because that way, I like to play the One Piece card game. So they have more locations to play the game there.
One Piece.
The podcasters discussed the book "Of Mice and Men", referencing the characters and plot points, particularly the character Lenny and his actions towards mice.
If our book is Phantom of the Opera. Yeah. I've never. I don't know. I'm the Phantom. Yeah. And I'm the opera. You're Christine. I can't be the opera? Because I love you, but I can't really have you....
— Episode: The Diamond Brothers
The podcasters discussed the book "Of Mice and Men", referencing the characters and plot points, particularly the character Lenny and his actions towards mice.
If our book is Phantom of the Opera. Yeah. I've never. I don't know. I'm the Phantom. Yeah. And I'm the opera. You're Christine. I can't be the opera? Because I love you, but I can't really have you. Oh, but I really, really want you. And I want to capture you and bring you down to my layer and hold you captive and sing you songs. But in mice and men, that big guy, what was his name? Do you guys remember?
But in the book, I don't know if I read it, but does he kill mice in his hands? I don't know if I read it. The book. I don't know if I read it. Okay. What are the chances that you read it then? I think I read it because I think I distinctly I distinctly I can't even say the word. I distinctly remember.
Lenny kills Curly's wife because of his inability to control his own strength and emotions. But he does have a mouse as a pet. Oh, he doesn't kill it. Yeah, it's like his friend. Oh, it's his friend. My bad.
One speaker mentioned Doctor Zhivago while describing a feeling of longing, comparing it to the emotional arc of the novel's characters.
I know, but I like the longing, like Dr. Zhivago, where he reaches her and then he dies.
— Episode: Where Is Waldo Bobby?
One speaker mentioned Doctor Zhivago while describing a feeling of longing, comparing it to the emotional arc of the novel's characters.
I know, but I like the longing, like Dr. Zhivago, where he reaches her and then he dies.
They asked what the Phantom of the Opera was about and described it as a dark, twisted tale that would appeal to the listener.
What is the Phantom of the opera about? I know, I've seen the posters. That's what it's about. Christine! What is Phantom of the opera? It's a dark, twisted tale of a...
— Episode: We're Leaving LA w/ Jimmy O Yang
They asked what the Phantom of the Opera was about and described it as a dark, twisted tale that would appeal to the listener.
What is the Phantom of the opera about? I know, I've seen the posters. That's what it's about. Christine! What is Phantom of the opera? It's a dark, twisted tale of a, you would love it, dude. It's right up your alley.
The Indian Hindi-language comedy-drama film "Laal Singh Chaddha" (2022) is a remake of the 1994 American film "Forrest Gump", which is based on Winston Groom's novel of the same name. The podcast hosts discussed the similarities and differences between the two films, focusing on cultural adaptations and plot points.
The film stars Amir Khan and the title character alongside Kareena Kapoor, Naga Chittayana.
— Episode: Rudy's 21st Birthday feat. Matt Braunger
The Indian Hindi-language comedy-drama film "Laal Singh Chaddha" (2022) is a remake of the 1994 American film "Forrest Gump", which is based on Winston Groom's novel of the same name. The podcast hosts discussed the similarities and differences between the two films, focusing on cultural adaptations and plot points.
The film stars Amir Khan and the title character alongside Kareena Kapoor, Naga Chittayana.
It is a remake of the 1994 American film Forrest Gump, which itself is an adaptation of the novel The Same by the Name from Winston Groom.
So there's supposed to be an Indian guy next to JFK?
It's their Vietnam, which is what? I don't know. I'm so not educated.
If Jenny doesn't have him, it's not real.
They asked whether the material they were looking at was the script for American Psycho.
Is this the script for American Psycho?
— Episode: Sick In Japan
They asked whether the material they were looking at was the script for American Psycho.
Is this the script for American Psycho?
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