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Ep 625 - The Big Show (feat. Billy & Spud)
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It was described as entertaining and covering stories of individuals Tip O'Neill served with during his time as Speaker of the House.
Tip O'Neill wrote a book called 'Man of the House' that's fucking so entertaining because it covers all these guys that he served with
— Episode: The Presidents - Part Three (feat. Louis...
It was described as entertaining and covering stories of individuals Tip O'Neill served with during his time as Speaker of the House.
Tip O'Neill wrote a book called 'Man of the House' that's fucking so entertaining because it covers all these guys that he served with
The Black Sox and the 1919 World Series
It was mentioned as a movie about the Black Sox scandal, and a discussion about the movie 'Eight Men Out' touched upon the topic of the 1919 World Series.
Jersey Madawan It's a great movie by John sales Nobody knows who he is anyone Eight Men Out about the White Sox Black Sox.
— Episode: The Presidents - Part Two (feat. Louis C...
It was mentioned as a movie about the Black Sox scandal, and a discussion about the movie 'Eight Men Out' touched upon the topic of the 1919 World Series.
Jersey Madawan It's a great movie by John sales Nobody knows who he is anyone Eight Men Out about the White Sox Black Sox.
The Fall of the Ottoman Empire and the Creation of the Modern Middle East
It was discussed as a book that explored how World War I's aftermath led to the formation of Middle Eastern countries like Iraq, Iran, and Syria, highlighting the role of British, American, and French influence.
Read this book about it was called the peace to end all peace book that everybody should read and it's about how World War one The end of World War one was how all the Middle Eastern countries were dr...
— Episode: The Presidents - Part Two (feat. Louis C...
It was discussed as a book that explored how World War I's aftermath led to the formation of Middle Eastern countries like Iraq, Iran, and Syria, highlighting the role of British, American, and French influence.
Read this book about it was called the peace to end all peace book that everybody should read and it's about how World War one The end of World War one was how all the Middle Eastern countries were drawn Iraq and Iran and Syria and all these places
An Intimate Portrait of an Epic Friendship
It was mentioned as a book about the relationship between Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt, including anecdotes of their interactions, including Churchill's visit to Hyde Park and the Yalta Conference.
What's his name Churchill's so I read this book Churchill and and it's called Franklin and Winston about their relationship.
— Episode: The Presidents - Part Two (feat. Louis C...
It was mentioned as a book about the relationship between Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt, including anecdotes of their interactions, including Churchill's visit to Hyde Park and the Yalta Conference.
What's his name Churchill's so I read this book Churchill and and it's called Franklin and Winston about their relationship.
On the Mechanics of Consciousness
It was described as a book about a man who became a patent-holding scientist despite only having an eighth-grade education, and his claims that he received information from deep space. The book also explored consciousness and its different levels.
The book I'm reading is nasty as fuck though. What is it? It's called "Stalking the Wild Pendulum". It's pretty tight about just about this dude from like the 1920s who was like you l...
— Episode: Ep 391 - Supa Gremlin
It was described as a book about a man who became a patent-holding scientist despite only having an eighth-grade education, and his claims that he received information from deep space. The book also explored consciousness and its different levels.
The book I'm reading is nasty as fuck though. What is it? It's called "Stalking the Wild Pendulum". It's pretty tight about just about this dude from like the 1920s who was like you like dropped out of what's his name? It's like Isaac bent over something.
He dropped out of like eighth grade and came went on to become like a patent-holding scientist. Nice dude, all of his information is just from the Asheville row.
He claims just from fucking deep space deep space came and delivered him. Yeah, he's just like oh, yeah, I just meditated on him like dude this dude is it's the wildest shit.
The point of the book is just to let people know that like I'm not all the way done but it's basically there's more than meets the eye to this thing and he comes at it from like a scientific yes as scientific as he can get although he knows he has haters the whole time.
He goes into the Big Bang Theory and how it's basically the universe is expanding but it's just a mushroom cloud and it'll reach a point where then it'll just start falling back down on itself.
The Politics of Sex, Lies, and Blackmail
It was mentioned as another book by the guest, covering a related topic of political sex scandals, including details about Craig Spence's activities.
And I also get into it in the Franklin scandal, but a little more in Confessions of a DC Madam.
— Episode: Ep 389 - The Franklin Scandal (feat. Nic...
It was mentioned as another book by the guest, covering a related topic of political sex scandals, including details about Craig Spence's activities.
And I also get into it in the Franklin scandal, but a little more in Confessions of a DC Madam.
In Confessions of a DC Madam, I picked out some politicians who had been obviously compromised.
A Tale of Extraordinary Lies & Liars
It was mentioned as an upcoming book by the guest, focusing on his perspective on the Watergate scandal, challenging the conventional narrative.
I've got a book coming out in July.
— Episode: Ep 389 - The Franklin Scandal (feat. Nic...
It was mentioned as an upcoming book by the guest, focusing on his perspective on the Watergate scandal, challenging the conventional narrative.
I've got a book coming out in July.
It's called the, uh, The Truth About Watergate, a tale of extraordinary lies and liars.
It was described as the best book about the Pacific Theater in World War II, with a focus on the dark and gritty aspects of war. The book's candidness about the horrors of war, particularly the brutality faced by soldiers, was mentioned.
Everybody wants to do it wants to give sledge all the credit for the best Pacific book nah William Manchester
— Episode: Ep 384 - Justin From Canada
It was described as the best book about the Pacific Theater in World War II, with a focus on the dark and gritty aspects of war. The book's candidness about the horrors of war, particularly the brutality faced by soldiers, was mentioned.
Everybody wants to do it wants to give sledge all the credit for the best Pacific book nah William Manchester
That was it's the best one so good man
He's got a huge dong too.
He talks about It's crazy, yeah, he drops in like I guess I was cursed with this huge penis that I got a cool
He's a master. He's a master wordsmith. He really is he's a great writer
An Anthology of Anarchism
It was mentioned that Mark Passio had been feuding with his fanbase, particularly regarding their lack of technological understanding, and had been removed from Patreon for calling the pandemic a 'plandemic'.
Spud sent me a clip. Apparently he's been beefing with every like he's beefing with his fan base.
— Episode: Ep 383 - The Lone Pieman
It was mentioned that Mark Passio had been feuding with his fanbase, particularly regarding their lack of technological understanding, and had been removed from Patreon for calling the pandemic a 'plandemic'.
Spud sent me a clip. Apparently he's been beefing with every like he's beefing with his fan base.
He's going he's just like, dude, there was a thing where he gets kicked off of Patreon. He addresses Patreon and then he addresses how dumb his fan base is because they don't know technology.
He got kicked off Patreon. He got kicked off Patreon.
Uh, Mark Passio. He's like, I didn't even get it. I didn't even get into this whole thing. I just said it was a plandemic and they fucking what?
I mean, he's also like, you know, I'm sure he said more than that. Yeah, but yeah, he called he called it like a sigh. I think he called it a sigh up.
The Marquis de Lafayette in the Age of Revolution
It was mentioned briefly, with Matt stating that he kept falling asleep while listening to it, though he described it as a great book about the Marquis de Lafayette.
I've been trying to listen to a Hero of Two Worlds. I just keep falling asleep.
— Episode: Ep 382 - The Easter Ham (feat. Brian Six...
It was mentioned briefly, with Matt stating that he kept falling asleep while listening to it, though he described it as a great book about the Marquis de Lafayette.
I've been trying to listen to a Hero of Two Worlds. I just keep falling asleep.
Matt, he's got a great book. It's called Hero of Two Worlds. It's about the Marquis de Lafayette.
Shane gifted his mother a copy of this book as a present, despite his father's belief that she would not be interested in its Buddhist themes.
I bought my mom a book, Living Buddha, Living Christ.
— Episode: Ep 375 - Puss-Fluenza (feat. Lemaire Lee...
Shane gifted his mother a copy of this book as a present, despite his father's belief that she would not be interested in its Buddhist themes.
I bought my mom a book, Living Buddha, Living Christ.
I'm like, it'll be good for her. Always give self gifts.
It was mentioned that the speaker was reading this book at the time of the podcast recording, and was talking about some of the events and names mentioned in the book, in particular the dangers the tribes faced.
Oh, that's right. I didn't get too far into it, but it's about a dude who grew up as like as they were being it was a Sue as they were being like chased.
— Episode: Ep 374 - Willard Smith
It was mentioned that the speaker was reading this book at the time of the podcast recording, and was talking about some of the events and names mentioned in the book, in particular the dangers the tribes faced.
Oh, that's right. I didn't get too far into it, but it's about a dude who grew up as like as they were being it was a Sue as they were being like chased.
The guy we got some buffaloes and dudes come through and start murdering them.
So then they would just get attacked and they'd have to get out of there. And then there would be like inter Indian beef.
Like what? Like they're just like at one point they were like trying to get they dedicated like a few months just like hacking up trees and making maple syrup.
A Translation Controversy
It was mentioned as an example of a book where one might not initially know the author's horrific actions, and the importance of separating art from the artist.
I read fucking this book. It's called Mein Kampf. And then I Googled the guy who wrote it.
— Episode: Ep 373 - Strictly Business (feat. Chris...
It was mentioned as an example of a book where one might not initially know the author's horrific actions, and the importance of separating art from the artist.
I read fucking this book. It's called Mein Kampf. And then I Googled the guy who wrote it.
Turns out that Hitler, he's a real jerk.
If anyone came across that book without coming across what he did, there has to be somebody who was like, there's definitely somebody who didn't know Hitler wrote Mein Kampf.
It was mentioned as a part of Tim's book club that he's starting, described as having super complex ideas and being confusing to read.
I started a I had the idea I was doing a solo cast like I should do a book club And like a fit of just glee and I'm still gonna do it I signed myself up to do a book club the first book 700 pages.
— Episode: Ep 368 - Island Boiz (feat. Mike Rainey...
It was mentioned as a part of Tim's book club that he's starting, described as having super complex ideas and being confusing to read.
I started a I had the idea I was doing a solo cast like I should do a book club And like a fit of just glee and I'm still gonna do it I signed myself up to do a book club the first book 700 pages.
I'm like, I'm a fucking I woke up three days later. I'm such a dumbass And it's like it's like super complex like ideas.
I've read the intro like four times, dude It's confusing me, but I think I'm gonna start my solo cab
The Classic Blockbuster from the Author of Lion & Lamb
It was mentioned as a type of book that Matt's wife reads, with the implication that the books include plots of infidelity, murder, and a high chance of being murdered.
She'll be reading these fucking James Patterson books and when I catch a read one of those like, all right Well the next week I'm gonna be accused of cheating having multiple affairs and I'm the high...
— Episode: Ep 368 - Island Boiz (feat. Mike Rainey...
It was mentioned as a type of book that Matt's wife reads, with the implication that the books include plots of infidelity, murder, and a high chance of being murdered.
She'll be reading these fucking James Patterson books and when I catch a read one of those like, all right Well the next week I'm gonna be accused of cheating having multiple affairs and I'm the high chance of being murdered, right?
It was mentioned that someone hadn't finished reading this book, it was referenced a few times.
Can I have some more like already cuz you didn't finish the Cabal a legal USI YouTube you legal USI.
— Episode: Ep 362 - McCusker Fambly Podcast
It was mentioned that someone hadn't finished reading this book, it was referenced a few times.
Can I have some more like already cuz you didn't finish the Cabal a legal USI YouTube you legal USI.
It was discussed in the context of comparative mythology, focusing on the differences in myths between hunter-gatherer and agricultural societies, and how they relate to major religions.
It's the crazy uh Masks of God. It's the primitive it starts a primitive mythology then goes to oriental and then it goes Occidental which is like European I guess and then like the modern stuff.
— Episode: Ep 355 - What do you Mean by That? (feat...
It was discussed in the context of comparative mythology, focusing on the differences in myths between hunter-gatherer and agricultural societies, and how they relate to major religions.
It's the crazy uh Masks of God. It's the primitive it starts a primitive mythology then goes to oriental and then it goes Occidental which is like European I guess and then like the modern stuff.
The Battle of Antietam and the World It Left Behind
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