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Former Obama speechwriter, self-described comedian and Pod Save America co-host Jon Lovett takes the stage for a new season of the hit show that dared guests from Danny DeVito to Amy Klobuchar to ask “What is this?” and “Where am I?” Each week, Jon breaks down the biggest and dumbest stories in po...
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31st Anniversary Edition
The hosts joked that the year's concluding book was the Necronomicon, treating it as a tongueincheek reference to a mythical tome.
this book was the Necronomicon.
— Episode: All My Exes Live in Athens
The hosts joked that the year's concluding book was the Necronomicon, treating it as a tongueincheek reference to a mythical tome.
this book was the Necronomicon.
Tig Notaro mentioned her book 'I'm Just a Person' during a segment promoting her work and podcasts.
Well I have a podcast called Don't Ask Tig And I also have a podcast called Tig and Cheryl True Story I also wrote a book called I'm Just a Person I have several standup specials I
— Episode: Hershel Walker’s aBOOOOOrtions
Tig Notaro mentioned her book 'I'm Just a Person' during a segment promoting her work and podcasts.
Well I have a podcast called Don't Ask Tig And I also have a podcast called Tig and Cheryl True Story I also wrote a book called I'm Just a Person I have several standup specials I
New Visions
The speaker said they were more than three-quarters of the way through "About Love" by bell hooks, and that they had beaten Diablo twice in the same amount of time.
I have, uh, I, I'm like more than three fourths through about love by bell hooks. And, uh, in that time I've beat Diablo twice.
— Episode: Pence's Christmas Miracle
The speaker said they were more than three-quarters of the way through "About Love" by bell hooks, and that they had beaten Diablo twice in the same amount of time.
I have, uh, I, I'm like more than three fourths through about love by bell hooks. And, uh, in that time I've beat Diablo twice.
Inside the Movement that Shattered the Party by Max Blumenthal (2009-09-08)
It was discussed briefly as a book that details what went wrong in the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, with the speakers noting that it likely contains accurate details but may have a biased perspective.
Shattered is the book that just came out this week that is a kind of play-by-play of what went wrong in the Hillary campaign so let's talk about shattered really quickly.
— Episode: Bill Oh Really
It was discussed briefly as a book that details what went wrong in the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, with the speakers noting that it likely contains accurate details but may have a biased perspective.
Shattered is the book that just came out this week that is a kind of play-by-play of what went wrong in the Hillary campaign so let's talk about shattered really quickly.
Shattered is written by uh two reporters they talk to everybody I'm sure the stories are right the take is probably not right right but the thing about the thing about these books is they paint every like look a campaign wins their geniuses campaign loses and they're all idiots
the Hillary Clinton campaign made a lot of mistakes Hillary Clinton has made a lot of mistakes on her way to not being president obviously she won no look this is the truth she lost an election she should have won the election
I'm not I'm not gonna read the book I saw the excerpts whatever but uh but I do think it's important that we don't act like every word in that book is wrong um because Donald Trump is president everything went wrong a cascade of failures across the board we may not recover but if we do it'll be because we learned some things
AOC and the Hope of a Political Revolution
The book was released and conservative outlets started taking parts of it out of context to blow up fights between Democrats, disagreements between AOC and Nancy Pelosi, and misrepresents disagreements or discussions between people like Pramila Jayapal and The Squad.
They all had, and AOC in particular, had a higher name identification with Republicans for the first like year and a half of their time in office than they did with Democrats because of the 24-7 right...
— Episode: Dictator Says What?
The book was released and conservative outlets started taking parts of it out of context to blow up fights between Democrats, disagreements between AOC and Nancy Pelosi, and misrepresents disagreements or discussions between people like Pramila Jayapal and The Squad.
They all had, and AOC in particular, had a higher name identification with Republicans for the first like year and a half of their time in office than they did with Democrats because of the 24-7 right wing ecosystem just blasting them, just calling them every single name in the book.
So just for one example, there's one guy that's quoted talking about the rollout of the Green New Deal saying that it was a, this one particular part was a cluster.
So what they do is they take that, they put it in my voice rather than somebody else and then say that I said that the entire Green New Deal is a cluster and a disaster.
So you have to imagine she comes in cold to politics.
She was reading about politics, she's smart. She went to Boston University.
The book was mentioned when the hosts discussed a passage where Barack Obama referred to a girl he had a crush on in college as an ethereal bisexual, which was later revealed to be Virginia Woolf's ghost.
In his book, Barack Obama referred to a girl he had a crush on in college as an ethereal bisexual.
— Episode: Coup Clutz Clan
The book was mentioned when the hosts discussed a passage where Barack Obama referred to a girl he had a crush on in college as an ethereal bisexual, which was later revealed to be Virginia Woolf's ghost.
In his book, Barack Obama referred to a girl he had a crush on in college as an ethereal bisexual.
It was described as a body horror book and a story about queer people trying to escape a cult.
Your book is called Cuckoo.
— Episode: Debait and Switch? (Live from Boston!)
It was described as a body horror book and a story about queer people trying to escape a cult.
Your book is called Cuckoo.
And the book is Cuckoo Cuckoo and there are queer people trying to escape some kind of a cult.
The speaker mentioned "The Stonewall Reader" as a book that was on their nightstand. It was a source for learning about queer history.
And as students of queer history or at least someone who had The Stonewall Reader covered in dust on my nightstand for a while.
— Episode: Quoth the Raven “Brain worms" (Live from...
The speaker mentioned "The Stonewall Reader" as a book that was on their nightstand. It was a source for learning about queer history.
And as students of queer history or at least someone who had The Stonewall Reader covered in dust on my nightstand for a while.
The Human Stain 2 was mentioned as an HBO adaptation for TV based on the 2003 Robert Benton drama starring Anthony Hopkins and Nicole Kidman, based on the Philip Roth novel. The movie would be a Muppet Babies version of the film.
The Human Stain 2, an HBO adaptation for TV that is basically a Muppet Babies version of the 2003 Robert Benton drama starring Anthony Hopkins and Nicole Kidman based on the Philip Ro...
— Episode: Learn to Love Dr. Pepper feat. Guy Branu...
The Human Stain 2 was mentioned as an HBO adaptation for TV based on the 2003 Robert Benton drama starring Anthony Hopkins and Nicole Kidman, based on the Philip Roth novel. The movie would be a Muppet Babies version of the film.
The Human Stain 2, an HBO adaptation for TV that is basically a Muppet Babies version of the 2003 Robert Benton drama starring Anthony Hopkins and Nicole Kidman based on the Philip Roth novel. You return as Nelson Primus and it's not entirely clear why.
No, it's problematic in that Anthony Hopkins is playing a biracial person and I think it's best left in the past.
Parts One
Jared Goldstein read a scene from Angels in America, where the character Roy Cohn discusses his sexuality and denies having AIDS.
Oh, honey, I've locked you up in your dressing room and I'm taking the stage. I don't want you to be impressed. I want you to understand this is not sophistry and this is not hypocrisy. This is realit...
— Episode: Gay Guy Podcasting School feat. Jared Go...
Jared Goldstein read a scene from Angels in America, where the character Roy Cohn discusses his sexuality and denies having AIDS.
Oh, honey, I've locked you up in your dressing room and I'm taking the stage. I don't want you to be impressed. I want you to understand this is not sophistry and this is not hypocrisy. This is reality. This is reality. I have sex with men, but unlike nearly every other man whom this is true, I bring the guys I'm screwing to the White House and President Reagan smiles at us and shakes his hand because I am defined entirely by who I am. Roy Cohn is not a homosexual. Roy Cohn is a heterosexual man, Henry, who fucks around with guys. So no, Henry, no. AIDS is what homosexuals have. I have liver cancer.
A Love Story (The Anatomy Duology, 1)
Dana mentioned that her books "Anatomy, A Love Story" and "Immortality, A Love Story" were available on paperback.
And these books are called... Anatomy, A Love Story and Immortality, A Love Story as someone who has written romance by the way they're out on paperback now. Out on paperback, get the...
— Episode: Ey, I’m Convictin’ Here! feat. Ian Karme...
Dana mentioned that her books "Anatomy, A Love Story" and "Immortality, A Love Story" were available on paperback.
And these books are called... Anatomy, A Love Story and Immortality, A Love Story as someone who has written romance by the way they're out on paperback now. Out on paperback, get them wherever paperbacks are sold.
Three weeks in a row on the Indie Best Seller list?
Yeah, Indie Best Sellers.
Back on the list after two years.
A Love Story (The Anatomy Duology, 2)
Dana mentioned that her books "Anatomy, A Love Story" and "Immortality, A Love Story" were available on paperback.
And these books are called... Anatomy, A Love Story and Immortality, A Love Story as someone who has written romance by the way they're out on paperback now. Out on paperback, get the...
— Episode: Ey, I’m Convictin’ Here! feat. Ian Karme...
Dana mentioned that her books "Anatomy, A Love Story" and "Immortality, A Love Story" were available on paperback.
And these books are called... Anatomy, A Love Story and Immortality, A Love Story as someone who has written romance by the way they're out on paperback now. Out on paperback, get them wherever paperbacks are sold.
A Thriller
It was described as a memoir and a guide to masculinity, emphasizing how to be a strong, stoic, and steely apex predator. Brad Turbo also discussed the book's content, mentioning sleep fasting, neutralizing lustful confusion, biohacking pheromones, and crushing the soft, sensitive parts of oneself.
You've heard that 2024 is the most important election of our lifetimes, but did you know it could also be the most important erection of your lifetime?
— Episode: Alito's Red Flags feat. Matt Rogers
It was described as a memoir and a guide to masculinity, emphasizing how to be a strong, stoic, and steely apex predator. Brad Turbo also discussed the book's content, mentioning sleep fasting, neutralizing lustful confusion, biohacking pheromones, and crushing the soft, sensitive parts of oneself.
You've heard that 2024 is the most important election of our lifetimes, but did you know it could also be the most important erection of your lifetime?
And it will be if you pre-order my new memoir, Turbo Or Else, 10 Rock Hard Steps to Being Brad Turbo.
Within these gasoline scented pages, you'll learn how to optimize your tea with sleep fasting, neutralize your lustful confusion about Andrew from the gym with hourly ice baths and biohack your pheromones to make yourself scientifically irresistible to trad wives with big naturals.
This book is an illustrated step-by-step guide to stomping down all the soft, sensitive parts of you. Just crushing them in a vice until the sight of a cherry blossom in springtime makes you feel nothing.
And you're finally the strong, steely apex predator that Andrew deserves.
A Novel
Lily Rae had done the audiobook for the novel several years ago and had fallen in love with the story and character. It was a Chuck Klosterman novel that she and Hamish Linklater made a movie together.
No one, no one advises a couple to do this. Right. You know, it would be really good for your relationship. No couples therapist has said ever direct a movie together, guys go.
— Episode: Conservatives Using Noble Tactics feat....
Lily Rae had done the audiobook for the novel several years ago and had fallen in love with the story and character. It was a Chuck Klosterman novel that she and Hamish Linklater made a movie together.
No one, no one advises a couple to do this. Right. You know, it would be really good for your relationship. No couples therapist has said ever direct a movie together, guys go.
But no, this was a it's a Chuck Klosterman novel that Lily did the audio book for a number of years ago, fell in love with the story, fell in love with the character.
And yeah, first I just wanted to play the part. And I at that point, I just asked my agent, then agent, like how to get the rights for something that weren't available. But I reached out to Chuck and I said why I loved it.
And then later, a couple years later, there was an email in my inbox saying, Hey, it's Chuck, I've been following your career. And I think you're the person to play the part. And now the rights are available and I'll sell it to you for a dollar if you want it.
So if you've moved on, I get it. Have a nice life. And so it felt like this opportunity like, okay, walk through that, you know, try and walk through this door. And then many years later, we did.
Essays on Life, Comedy, Culture, Et Cetera
Jenna Friedman discusses cancel culture from the perspective of someone who was writing for the Roseanne reboot when the show got canceled.
I have a new book called Not Funny
— Episode: Cops in the Halls, Bees in the Walls
Jenna Friedman discusses cancel culture from the perspective of someone who was writing for the Roseanne reboot when the show got canceled.
I have a new book called Not Funny
I feel like he said that on purpose to be in the news cycle and be controversial. I think it's all about publicity for his unfrosted movie.
It was a satirical look at the right wing and how malicious and deceptive they had become. The book came out over 20 years ago, and it was hard to believe how quaint it now seems.
I have a copy of your 2003 book, Lies and the Lying Liars Here.
— Episode: Mike Johnson, Campus Police (Live from D...
It was a satirical look at the right wing and how malicious and deceptive they had become. The book came out over 20 years ago, and it was hard to believe how quaint it now seems.
I have a copy of your 2003 book, Lies and the Lying Liars Here.
I think it was important to a lot of people when it came out.
And it was this clarion call about just how malicious and deceptive the right wing had become.
And what I was thinking when I realized it's been over 20 years since the book came out is, did you ever imagine it would seem so fucking quaint?
I think that's actually in this book.
A Memoir
This memoir by Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was written while he was in an arctic prison and will be published in the United States in October. It was said to be a personal attack on anyone who has ever said they couldn't write under those conditions.
This is a personal attack on anyone who's ever said I can't write under these conditions in regards to somebody using a leaf blower outside the vatican.
— Episode: Ye Olde Abortion Ban
This memoir by Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was written while he was in an arctic prison and will be published in the United States in October. It was said to be a personal attack on anyone who has ever said they couldn't write under those conditions.
This is a personal attack on anyone who's ever said I can't write under these conditions in regards to somebody using a leaf blower outside the vatican.
The book was mentioned as a reference to a fake country that Donald Trump might be briefed on.
Can we give him some kind of fake custom briefing about Genovia's nuclear program? You know that's the fake country from the Princess Diaries.
— Episode: State of Deez Nuts
The book was mentioned as a reference to a fake country that Donald Trump might be briefed on.
Can we give him some kind of fake custom briefing about Genovia's nuclear program? You know that's the fake country from the Princess Diaries.
I know that's the fake country from the Princess Diaries, but he doesn't know that's the fake country from the Princess Diaries.
The book was mentioned as a familiar travel guide, in a humorous segment where the host mentioned that she was young and didn't know what a Thomas Guide was.
Do you remember the book, Rick Steves, Europe Through the Back Door?
— Episode: Lock Her Up (Haley's Version)
The book was mentioned as a familiar travel guide, in a humorous segment where the host mentioned that she was young and didn't know what a Thomas Guide was.
Do you remember the book, Rick Steves, Europe Through the Back Door?
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