Moneyball
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A Novel
The hosts mentioned the novel while discussing AIgenerated music and film adaptations, noting it as an example of a recent book that had been turned into a movie.
I was talking about AI bands and then I said Mickey 17.
— Episode: Friends of the Stone Age w/ Josh Homme
The hosts mentioned the novel while discussing AIgenerated music and film adaptations, noting it as an example of a recent book that had been turned into a movie.
I was talking about AI bands and then I said Mickey 17.
In Search of a Lost Icon
The speakers noted that Mamet had written the play American Buffalo years earlier as a series of sketches about thieves playing poker.
I wrote this play a long time ago called American Buffalo. And it was a series of sketches about these thieves I was hanging out with playing poker.
— Episode: A Penguin, A Nun, and an Ostrich w/ Shia...
The speakers noted that Mamet had written the play American Buffalo years earlier as a series of sketches about thieves playing poker.
I wrote this play a long time ago called American Buffalo. And it was a series of sketches about these thieves I was hanging out with playing poker.
True Stories People Never Thought They'd Dare to Share
A host announced a newly released book titled Never try to punch a black guy, stating it was available on Amazon.
I have a book out right now.
— Episode: Where Is Waldo Bobby?
A host announced a newly released book titled Never try to punch a black guy, stating it was available on Amazon.
I have a book out right now.
Never try to punch a black guy.
It's coming out on Amazon right now.
The podcast participants referenced the film, describing it as a courtroom drama and joking about having seen "Kramer versus fucking Kramer."
Kramer. Yeah, dude. I've seen Kramer versus fucking Kramer. What's it about? It's a court case film.
— Episode: Rudy's Fantastic Fail
The podcast participants referenced the film, describing it as a courtroom drama and joking about having seen "Kramer versus fucking Kramer."
Kramer. Yeah, dude. I've seen Kramer versus fucking Kramer. What's it about? It's a court case film.
The hosts discussed the vampire story, describing it as a tale about a bouncer at a nightclub who only lets the right people in, and noted its popularity as a horror film.
I think the best movie is Let the Right One In. Let the Right One In. Shut the fuck up. You even know what I'm saying? Let the right one in.
— Episode: Ozempic Pukes & Santino's Spooky Birthda...
The hosts discussed the vampire story, describing it as a tale about a bouncer at a nightclub who only lets the right people in, and noted its popularity as a horror film.
I think the best movie is Let the Right One In. Let the Right One In. Shut the fuck up. You even know what I'm saying? Let the right one in.
It's about a white person. It is about a white... He only lets the Right Ones In. So he's a bouncer at a nightclub.
They said it's a vampire movie, it's about a guy who lets certain people in, kind of like a bouncer at a club.
The hosts mentioned the title "Artemis Fowl" while trying to recall a person's name, indicating they thought it might be the reference.
Artem Marin. Artem, yeah. Yeah. Artemis. Artemis Fowl? Yeah. No, Arden.
— Episode: Draft Episode for Feb 02, 2026
The hosts mentioned the title "Artemis Fowl" while trying to recall a person's name, indicating they thought it might be the reference.
Artem Marin. Artem, yeah. Yeah. Artemis. Artemis Fowl? Yeah. No, Arden.
The Original Unabridged and Complete Edition (Fyodor Dostoyevsky Classics)
They referred to it as a Dostoevsky novel about a man living in a basement who judges society through a small opening, indicating they were discussing its themes.
It's a Dostoevsky book, and it's about a guy that's living in a basement and judging society through a little opening.
— Episode: Chatty Chatty, Bang Bang
They referred to it as a Dostoevsky novel about a man living in a basement who judges society through a small opening, indicating they were discussing its themes.
It's a Dostoevsky book, and it's about a guy that's living in a basement and judging society through a little opening.
Book Two
They mentioned showing Old Boy, noting its slowburn nature but that the kids still liked it.
They did Old Boy and they did-- I saw the Devil Wears of Korean movies, they're slow burn, they still liked it.
— Episode: Make God Raff
They mentioned showing Old Boy, noting its slowburn nature but that the kids still liked it.
They did Old Boy and they did-- I saw the Devil Wears of Korean movies, they're slow burn, they still liked it.
They said they had done a book signing for Deadway, describing it as a graphic novel that was animated and not a cartoon.
I did a book signing. What is it? It's called Deadway. Yeah, it's not a cartoon, man. It's called literature. It's animated. It's a graphic novel. It's a cartoon. No, but it's awesome. I actually read...
— Episode: Coffee In the Pool w/ the Island Girls
They said they had done a book signing for Deadway, describing it as a graphic novel that was animated and not a cartoon.
I did a book signing. What is it? It's called Deadway. Yeah, it's not a cartoon, man. It's called literature. It's animated. It's a graphic novel. It's a cartoon. No, but it's awesome. I actually read it by the way. I had a book. I read it.
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