The Catcher in the Rye
J. D. Salinger
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Bill Burr rants about relationship advice, sports and the Illuminati.
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Dick Gregory's books on topics like organ rejuvenation were mentioned, as Bill Burr had been listening to Joe Rogan discuss fasting, referencing Gregory's works in passing.
I mean Dick Gregory wrote a whole bunch of books on this type of shit, right?
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Dick Gregory's books on topics like organ rejuvenation were mentioned, as Bill Burr had been listening to Joe Rogan discuss fasting, referencing Gregory's works in passing.
I mean Dick Gregory wrote a whole bunch of books on this type of shit, right?
Bill Burr sarcastically mentioned a person who might work for Hertz, possibly an intern, who might read books from Oprah's book club to appear intellectual on TV.
but really it's going to be an intern who's being you know, who's working there for free and also part-time reads those books for Oprah's book club so she can come on TV and acts like she fucking read...
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill Burr sarcastically mentioned a person who might work for Hertz, possibly an intern, who might read books from Oprah's book club to appear intellectual on TV.
but really it's going to be an intern who's being you know, who's working there for free and also part-time reads those books for Oprah's book club so she can come on TV and acts like she fucking reads a 400 page book every fucking week.
It was mentioned in the context of someone who pretends to read books for Oprah's Book Club in order to appear intelligent on television.
but really it's going to be an intern who's being, you know, who's working there for free and also part-time reads those books for Oprah's book club so she can come on TV and acts like she fucking reads a 400 page book every fucking week.
The True Story
Bill Burr enjoyed the show, but watched it all at once due to the binge-watching nature of Netflix.
Just trying to you know, I saw the killing killing was great then I blew through that cuz it's fucking Netflix, right? They got all of them They turn you into a junkie
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 3-2-15
Bill Burr enjoyed the show, but watched it all at once due to the binge-watching nature of Netflix.
Just trying to you know, I saw the killing killing was great then I blew through that cuz it's fucking Netflix, right? They got all of them They turn you into a junkie
Bill Burr mentioned watching the first season of the show, which is based on a book series of the same name. It was said in passing while he was giving shout-outs to various things.
I'm still working my way through the first season of "The Killing"
The Hidden Cause of the Autoimmune Pandemic and How to Get Healthy Again
It was mentioned in a story about a man seeking a Snoop Dogg CD and being directed to this album by a former classmate.
It's not Snoop, it's not Snoop Dogg, it's Dr. Dre and the CD is The Chronic
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was mentioned in a story about a man seeking a Snoop Dogg CD and being directed to this album by a former classmate.
It's not Snoop, it's not Snoop Dogg, it's Dr. Dre and the CD is The Chronic
It was mentioned as the album that a high school friend, Antoine, knew the name of, proving the listener's initial assumption correct.
It's not Snoop, it's not Snoop Dogg, it's Dr. Dre and the CD is The Chronic
Why Today’s Media Makes Us Despise One Another
It was discussed in the context of the culture war being fueled by news outlets for profit, and Bill expressed some reservations about it being primarily aimed at liberals.
P.S. Check out Matt Taibbi's book, Hate Inc., pronounced T-I-E-B-E. Okay. T-I-E-B-E-E. You didn't capitalize any of it so I don't know what it's stress. It's all about that culture wa...
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 8-31-20
It was discussed in the context of the culture war being fueled by news outlets for profit, and Bill expressed some reservations about it being primarily aimed at liberals.
P.S. Check out Matt Taibbi's book, Hate Inc., pronounced T-I-E-B-E. Okay. T-I-E-B-E-E. You didn't capitalize any of it so I don't know what it's stress. It's all about that culture war being propped up by news outlets for money.
It was discussed in relation to the culture war and how news outlets use it for financial gain. It was described as being about the culture war being propped up by news outlets for money.
P.S. Check out Matt Taibbi's book, Hate Inc., pronounced T-I-E-B-E. Okay. T-I-E-E-E-B-E-E. You didn't capitalize any of it so I don't know what it's stress. It's all about that culture war being propped up by news outlets for money.
It was a book by Leonard Nimoy about how he did not want to be associated with the character he played in Star Trek.
Then he had to write a book saying, I Am Not Spock.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was a book by Leonard Nimoy about how he did not want to be associated with the character he played in Star Trek.
Then he had to write a book saying, I Am Not Spock.
Burr mentioned that Leonard Nimoy wrote a book called 'I Am Not Spock' after he starred in 'Star Trek'.
Then he had to write a book saying, I Am Not Spock.
A Father's Guided Journal to Share His Life & His Love
He mentioned that he watched Old Dads and found it entertaining. He even liked the cameos from his friends, Verzi, Bartnick, and Stef Tolive.
On a completely unrelated note, just watched Old Dads, found it pretty entertaining.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 1-2-24
He mentioned that he watched Old Dads and found it entertaining. He even liked the cameos from his friends, Verzi, Bartnick, and Stef Tolive.
On a completely unrelated note, just watched Old Dads, found it pretty entertaining.
Bill mentioned he was getting ready to promote "Old Dads", presumably a book or project he's involved with.
I've been trying to stop, but like, I feel like my touring schedule and getting ready to promote old dads and all of that.
Updated For the Next Generation of Leaders (Dale Carnegie Books)
Bill Burr suggested that the listener should read a book on how to pull off pranks, implying that the prank described in the letter was poorly executed.
I think you need to read a go buy a book uh called how to fucking do a kool-aid prank because you went too far
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 3-1-21
Bill Burr suggested that the listener should read a book on how to pull off pranks, implying that the prank described in the letter was poorly executed.
I think you need to read a go buy a book uh called how to fucking do a kool-aid prank because you went too far
The sequel to the book was jokingly referred to as 'The Caring Whore' during the podcast, likely comparing the idea of selfless giving with the idea of a Hollywood 'caring whore'.
You ever heard of The Giving Tree? The sequel is the caring whore
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 4-8-19
The sequel to the book was jokingly referred to as 'The Caring Whore' during the podcast, likely comparing the idea of selfless giving with the idea of a Hollywood 'caring whore'.
You ever heard of The Giving Tree? The sequel is the caring whore
Bill Burr referenced the book 'The Giving Tree' and jokingly mentioned a sequel, 'The Caring Whore', in the context of Hollywood's portrayal of caring individuals.
You ever heard of The Giving Tree? The sequel is the caring whore
It was described as amazing, possibly due to its inclusion of planes, machine guns, and bombs within a war setting.
That's not true because I read All Quiet on the Western Front and that was amazing, you know, I need planes I need machine guns in Bombs and I can fucking read about a war.
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It was described as amazing, possibly due to its inclusion of planes, machine guns, and bombs within a war setting.
That's not true because I read All Quiet on the Western Front and that was amazing, you know, I need planes I need machine guns in Bombs and I can fucking read about a war.
It was described as amazing, suggesting that the inclusion of planes, machine guns, and bombs made it more engaging for the speaker.
That's not true because I read All Quiet on the Western Front and that was amazing, you know, I need planes I need machine guns in Bombs and I can fucking read about a war. It's weird.
Bill Burr was considering casting Andrew Dice Clay in a potential movie adaptation of the book, possibly in the role of Andrew McCarthy.
I would cast Andrew Dice Clay in it in some way shape or form, maybe in the Andrew McCarthy role.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 1-10-22
Bill Burr was considering casting Andrew Dice Clay in a potential movie adaptation of the book, possibly in the role of Andrew McCarthy.
I would cast Andrew Dice Clay in it in some way shape or form, maybe in the Andrew McCarthy role.
He's laughing at this right now. Like, don't you think Dice Clay?
You have the look for it. You've got the look.
Bill Burr mentioned wanting to cast Andrew Dice Clay in the movie adaptation, potentially in the role played by Andrew McCarthy in the original.
I would cast Andrew Dice Clay in it in some way shape or form, maybe in the Andrew McCarthy role.
He's laughing at this right now, like don't you think Dice?
I feel like he would be great and something like that, you have the look for it, you've got the look.
It was mentioned as a book that the podcast listener was currently reading, suggesting it might be an enjoyable read.
I'm reading Matthew McConaughey's book, Green Lads and I've been thinking how great it would be to hear old Billy's memoir.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-10-23
It was mentioned as a book that the podcast listener was currently reading, suggesting it might be an enjoyable read.
I'm reading Matthew McConaughey's book, Green Lads and I've been thinking how great it would be to hear old Billy's memoir.
It was mentioned that Bill Burr's podcast listener was reading Matthew McConaughey's book, 'Greenlights', and that they thought it would be great to hear Bill Burr's memoir.
I'm reading Matthew McConaughey's book, Green Lads, and I've been thinking how great it would be to hear old Billy's memoir.
It was recommended to read the issue featuring the Harbaugh brothers as it contained a detailed breakdown of the Super Bowl matchup, including the zone read from the pistol formation.
I highly recommend buying the sports illustrated this week that has both of the Harbaugh brothers, how the fuck you say their names on the cover?
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 1-29-13
It was recommended to read the issue featuring the Harbaugh brothers as it contained a detailed breakdown of the Super Bowl matchup, including the zone read from the pistol formation.
I highly recommend buying the sports illustrated this week that has both of the Harbaugh brothers, how the fuck you say their names on the cover?
They got this great article where they break down the game at a level that I wish I knew more of.
They got this thing in there remember what the fuck his name was gonna say hammerlick been watching too much fucking hockey what's the name of the uh cam cameron the fuck's the name of the quarterback? Kaepernick.
...they were breaking down that play trying to see if they would be able to run it and they it's called the the zone read and they run it out of the the pistol alignment how cool is that which is basically the shotgun formation but you're closer to the center so they call it the pistol alignment you got a tail back right behind you...
...and the point where you're holding the ball almost giving it to tail back but not really but maybe you're gonna that's called the mesh point I wish I knew this shit I really did but they have like 10 pages on this shit talking about the Ravens defense their running game and was absolutely fascinating so much better than watching ESPN...
It was highly recommended as a way to better understand the Super Bowl, specifically the strategies and formations used by the teams. Bill Burr expressed a desire to know more about football strategy.
I highly recommend buying the sports illustrated this week that has both of the Harbaugh brothers, how the fuck you say their names on the cover?
They got this great article where they break down the game at a level that I wish I knew more of.
so much better than watching ESPN and watching harm Edward screaming or that guy with the hair in the cold pizza yelling
I'm really being a nerd right now because I'm basically saying the book is better than the movie but I highly recommend reading that shit
Bill Burr briefly mentioned the graphic novel 'V for Vendetta' when a listener mentioned being a new listener in the past two years.
I know V for Vendetta.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 10-25-21
Bill Burr briefly mentioned the graphic novel 'V for Vendetta' when a listener mentioned being a new listener in the past two years.
I know V for Vendetta.
It was mentioned as a film and the speaker was familiar with the title. A new listener to the podcast was also familiar with the title of the graphic novel.
I am a new listener within the last two years. I know V for Vendetta.
The Official Book
Bill Burr's appearance on the show 'Breaking Bad' was discussed, with compliments on his acting and the quality of the editing, leading to positive feedback from listeners.
I actually got a bunch of emails and everyone was complimentary of my acting.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill Burr's appearance on the show 'Breaking Bad' was discussed, with compliments on his acting and the quality of the editing, leading to positive feedback from listeners.
I actually got a bunch of emails and everyone was complimentary of my acting.
I thought it looked all right
You should just watch it because it's a great show. The acting is amazing. Everybody involved Is a genius.
Bill Burr mentioned this book's tv adaptation, expressing his enjoyment and surprise at not having discussed it more on his podcast.
Anybody else watching Breaking Bad I can't believe I've been watching it for three fucking seasons and I haven't I haven't I haven't really talked about it I fucking love it it's a god damn it's a great show
A 5-Step Guide to Understand, Accept, and Break Free from the Codependent Cycle
Bill Burr mentioned reading a book about the code in NHL hockey, specifically regarding fights in the 1940s and 50s, including how jersey grabbing was dealt with.
I'm reading this book about uh, you know the code in nhl hockey, that's all i'm doing just reading all these sports books and I got to look this up
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-25-20
Bill Burr mentioned reading a book about the code in NHL hockey, specifically regarding fights in the 1940s and 50s, including how jersey grabbing was dealt with.
I'm reading this book about uh, you know the code in nhl hockey, that's all i'm doing just reading all these sports books and I got to look this up
It was mentioned that Bill Burr was reading a book about the code in NHL hockey, likely focusing on the rules, strategies, or history of the game.
I'm reading this book about uh, you know the code in nhl hockey, that's all i'm doing just reading all these sports books
It was referenced when Bill Burr discussed getting away with a crime, and how the main character in the book, just gets away with his crimes.
Just like Woody Allen in Crime and Punishment, right? You just sort of get away with it.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 4-20-15
It was referenced when Bill Burr discussed getting away with a crime, and how the main character in the book, just gets away with his crimes.
Just like Woody Allen in Crime and Punishment, right? You just sort of get away with it.
It was discussed as one of the best plays ever written, and Bill Burr was cast in a production of it, mentioning how he watched the movie adaptation the previous year.
Glen Gary Glen Ross is obviously one of the best plays of all time and a lot of people's favorites.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 8-12-24
It was discussed as one of the best plays ever written, and Bill Burr was cast in a production of it, mentioning how he watched the movie adaptation the previous year.
Glen Gary Glen Ross is obviously one of the best plays of all time and a lot of people's favorites.
the author of the play David Mammoth is really prolific. He's written a lot of plays and books and screenplays including wag the dog.
I actually watched the movie last year I got some buddies of mine that you know I write scripts with and do all stuff and we had this thing for a while where we were doing like movie night when we were editing old dads just to give our brain a break and actually enjoy it when you're editing movies you fucking hate movies because it's nothing but work.
So now after I clean up those four drawers of horror you know that'll be good because then I'll have nothing else to do and then the demons start coming up and I'll be like what can I do to stop the demons? I'm gonna start reading this fucking play.
My goal is I do want to be ridiculously familiar with it so I don't you know I don't know I don't have the biggest part in it.
The book was mentioned in passing, as the speaker was looking at his sides for it while sitting on a plane.
As I sit down the barefoot cowboy looks at me and he goes when does the play open?
A Play in Three Acts
Bill Burr mentioned this book by Thornton Wilder after learning about Wilder and his Pulitzer Prize wins.
and the plays Our Town
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill Burr mentioned this book by Thornton Wilder after learning about Wilder and his Pulitzer Prize wins.
and the plays Our Town
Bill Burr mentioned "Our Town" as one of Thornton Wilder's plays that earned him a Pulitzer Prize, indicating his interest in the author's work.
and the plays Our Town
The 1894 Classic Edition with Original Illustrations
Bill Burr talked about reading his daughter 'The Jungle Book' at bedtime and even acting out some of the songs for her. He mentioned it as part of his parenting routine.
And I sing a couple of the songs from The Jungle Book one of the songs we act that out We do the whole thing like literally When I put her to bed, I do like a 45 minute set, right?
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill Burr talked about reading his daughter 'The Jungle Book' at bedtime and even acting out some of the songs for her. He mentioned it as part of his parenting routine.
And I sing a couple of the songs from The Jungle Book one of the songs we act that out We do the whole thing like literally When I put her to bed, I do like a 45 minute set, right?
Bill Burr mentioned reading and singing songs from this book as part of his daughter's bedtime routine.
And I sing a couple of the songs from The Jungle Book one of the songs we act that out We do the whole thing like literally When I put her to bed, I do like a 45 minute set, right?
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