The Catcher in the Rye
J. D. Salinger
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Flightless Birds, New Music, Breath Work | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 1-15-26
Bill Burr rants about relationship advice, sports and the Illuminati.
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Bill mentioned buying this book for his daughter as a Christmas present but forgot he had already purchased it, so he had to tuck it away and later wrap it.
I got not only do I have all my Christmas shopping done? I got him I got it all wrapped except for one. I bought my my daughter this book The how to Grinch stole Christmas I bought that on the road an...
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill mentioned buying this book for his daughter as a Christmas present but forgot he had already purchased it, so he had to tuck it away and later wrap it.
I got not only do I have all my Christmas shopping done? I got him I got it all wrapped except for one. I bought my my daughter this book The how to Grinch stole Christmas I bought that on the road and I just I forgot I had it
Bill mentioned buying this book for his daughter as a Christmas gift, but forgot about it and needed to wrap it before Christmas.
I bought my my daughter this book The how to Grinch stole Christmas I bought that on the road and I just I forgot I had it
Daredevil Aviator
It was mentioned in passing as a comic book where a character called 'The Plunderer' was a fictional character Daredevil fought.
Plunderer come on man. Come on. Give me something. Give me something here you cunts Plunder Wikipedia is just such a one-trick pony.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was mentioned in passing as a comic book where a character called 'The Plunderer' was a fictional character Daredevil fought.
Plunderer come on man. Come on. Give me something. Give me something here you cunts Plunder Wikipedia is just such a one-trick pony.
It was mentioned in passing, and only in relation to a character called 'The Plunderer' which was in the comic book.
So they don't even exist that I don't want this fucking that was actually a superhero daredevil fought the plunderer.
The Case Against LBJ
Bill Burr briefly mentioned a book about the JFK assassination, questioning the focus on Oswald while hinting at a more complex conspiracy.
Oh you motherfucker. You turned it into a money
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 11-22-21
Bill Burr briefly mentioned a book about the JFK assassination, questioning the focus on Oswald while hinting at a more complex conspiracy.
Oh you motherfucker. You turned it into a money
It was mentioned as a book that Bill Burr found when searching for answers about the JFK assassination online, he expressed some frustration with the subject.
Oh you motherfucker. You turned it into a money
Bruce Lee and the Dawn of Martial Arts in America
Bill Burr mentioned reading a book about Bruce Lee, where he learned that he would act effeminate to trick people into underestimating him before beating them up.
Bruce Lee used to do that. Bruce Lee used I read this book used to walk around, he would act all effeminate and then these guys would come up and fuck with him and then he would kick the shit out of h...
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-17-17
Bill Burr mentioned reading a book about Bruce Lee, where he learned that he would act effeminate to trick people into underestimating him before beating them up.
Bruce Lee used to do that. Bruce Lee used I read this book used to walk around, he would act all effeminate and then these guys would come up and fuck with him and then he would kick the shit out of him.
Bill recommended 'Dexter', highlighting its dark and compelling nature, while comparing the main character's actions to the concept of revenge.
You're fucking you know, you like you like Jimmy Smith's on Dexter if you guys watch that's because Dexter this season.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill recommended 'Dexter', highlighting its dark and compelling nature, while comparing the main character's actions to the concept of revenge.
You're fucking you know, you like you like Jimmy Smith's on Dexter if you guys watch that's because Dexter this season.
A novel
It was mentioned as a book that blew the speaker's mind, along with Stephen Wright's book, "Harold."
The two best books I read this year were Jim Carrey's book and Stephen Wright's.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was mentioned as a book that blew the speaker's mind, along with Stephen Wright's book, "Harold."
The two best books I read this year were Jim Carrey's book and Stephen Wright's.
The Hidden Influences Behind How Sports Are Played and Games Are Won
History of the Enigmatic Cult Album
The book was mentioned as a Genesis album, along with other albums, and a listener commended Bill's assessment of Phil Collins as a drummer.
I am an early genesis fanatic from trespass nursery crime foxtrot selling in england by the pound And the lamb lies down on broadway
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 8-25-14
The book was mentioned as a Genesis album, along with other albums, and a listener commended Bill's assessment of Phil Collins as a drummer.
I am an early genesis fanatic from trespass nursery crime foxtrot selling in england by the pound And the lamb lies down on broadway
Oh the lamb lies down on broadway, dude That's what that's how that was supposed to be read.
It was mentioned in the context of a listener's email about Genesis, specifically during a discussion of the band's early music and the transition from Peter Gabriel to Phil Collins as the lead singer and drummer. It was described as a great album.
And the lamb lies down on broadway
should be boss Bostonian because it's the best album.
Oh the lamb lies down on broadway, dude That's what that's how that was supposed to be read.
A Man's Guide to Infidelity
It was described as absolutely hilarious and over-the-top, detailing men's behavior and dumb things they do when cheating, along with anecdotes from friends and analysis of the situations.
CDs by Ari Shafir and Tom Segura and my new book Cheat: A man's guide to infidelity
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 10-15-12
It was described as absolutely hilarious and over-the-top, detailing men's behavior and dumb things they do when cheating, along with anecdotes from friends and analysis of the situations.
CDs by Ari Shafir and Tom Segura and my new book Cheat: A man's guide to infidelity
I want to thank everybody who's going out and buying the book the book has been doing phenomenally phenomenon on Whatever the hell he is the book charts
So if you haven't got your your copy of Cheat a man's guide to infidelity absolutely hilarious over-the-top look at Men's behavior and the dumb things that we do
We got a bunch of our knucklehead friends telling stories about Cheating on women and getting caught and then the three of us Me Joe and Bobby basically break down their Cheat stories like NFL game film and try to say where they went wrong
Where they went right and in the back of the book the true reason we wrote the book was to hype our short film that we got Into the Tribeca Film Festival called Cheat You get a link to the movie and you can check it out and it's awesome
It was described as an absolutely hilarious, over-the-top look at men's behavior and the dumb things they do when cheating on their partners, featuring stories from Bill, Joe, and Bobby.
I want to thank everybody who's going out and buying the book the book has been doing phenomenally but phenomenon on Whatever the hell is the book charts So if you haven't got your copy of Cheat a man's guide to infidelity absolutely hilarious over-the-top look at Men's behavior and the dumb things that we do
We got a bunch of our knucklehead friends telling stories about Cheating on women and getting caught and then the three of us me Joe And Bobby basically break down their Cheat stories like NFL game film and try to say where they went wrong where they went, right?
Vampire Hunter
It was described as a ridiculous idea and the movie was exactly what the speaker expected, likely a film based on a book that he found nerdy.
I actually saw uh Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter this past week and uh, I gotta tell you um I got tickets for free before you think i'm the dumbest person on the planet But I actually...
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-2-12
It was described as a ridiculous idea and the movie was exactly what the speaker expected, likely a film based on a book that he found nerdy.
I actually saw uh Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter this past week and uh, I gotta tell you um I got tickets for free before you think i'm the dumbest person on the planet But I actually had faith in that movie Because I was like all right There has to be a reason they made this because this just seems Like the most ridiculous idea i've ever heard of my life and I went and I saw it and there was really no surprise It was exactly what I thought it was gonna be
Uh, it was just A vampire hunter who happened to be Abraham Lincoln And they just invented all of this shit. I'm sure it was a good book maybe I don't think it was it was like some nerd shit and I shouldn't I shouldn't have seen it
It was described as a ridiculous idea and was exactly what the speaker thought it would be, likely based on a book that he didn't think was very good. It was watched while drunk, in 3D, which the speaker hates.
I actually saw Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter this past week and I gotta tell you I got tickets for free before you think I'm the dumbest person on the planet, but I actually had faith in that movie Because I was like, all right there has to be a reason they made this because this just seems Like the most ridiculous idea I've ever heard in my life and I went and I saw it and there was really no surprise It was exactly what I thought it was gonna be.
It was just a vampire hunter who happened to be Abraham Lincoln And they just invented all of this shit. I'm sure it was a good book maybe I Don't think it was it was like some nerd shit, and I shouldn't I shouldn't have seen it
Light, shape, color, perspective, depth, composition & anatomy
A Novel
Bill Burr stated that he was looking forward to seeing the movie 'Blonde', which is about Marilyn Monroe and features Bobby Cannavale as Joe DiMaggio.
But then I'm going to a movie that I'm really excited to see...it's about it's just really Like is I don't accurate dark whatever you want to call it Movie about Marilyn Monroe, and I believe Bobby ge...
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 9-12-22
Bill Burr stated that he was looking forward to seeing the movie 'Blonde', which is about Marilyn Monroe and features Bobby Cannavale as Joe DiMaggio.
But then I'm going to a movie that I'm really excited to see...it's about it's just really Like is I don't accurate dark whatever you want to call it Movie about Marilyn Monroe, and I believe Bobby gets to play Joe DiMaggio, which is pretty fucking cool
Bill stated that he was going to see the movie "Blonde", based on the novel by Joyce Carol Oates, which is about Marilyn Monroe. He also mentioned that Bobby Cannavale plays Joe DiMaggio in it.
I got another busy day the next day, but then I'm going to a movie that I'm really excited to see...It's called Blonde I believe it's called Blonde it's about it's just really like is I don't accurate dark whatever you want to call it Movie about Marilyn Monroe, and I believe Bobby gets to play Joe DiMaggio, which is pretty fucking cool Because he's a huge Yankee fan
Female Food Refusal in Early Modern England (Women and Gender in the Early Modern World)
Bill Burr highly recommended this book by Mary Lynn Rajskub due to its humour and relatable stories about her emotional shutdowns and relationship experiences.
I'm reading a great book right now. One of my favorite comedians and people and just one of the coolest people to hang out with, just absolutely hilarious, Mary Lynn Ricegum wrote a book, Famish.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-25-22
Bill Burr highly recommended this book by Mary Lynn Rajskub due to its humour and relatable stories about her emotional shutdowns and relationship experiences.
I'm reading a great book right now. One of my favorite comedians and people and just one of the coolest people to hang out with, just absolutely hilarious, Mary Lynn Ricegum wrote a book, Famish.
And I just knew she like she's funny and she's unique I bet this is going to be fucking good and I picked it up and like I can't put the thing down.
Uh she just has all of these hilarious stories about just being shut down emotionally and getting involved in relationships professionally and personally that just are not working for her and it's just I don't want to ruin the book but it's absolutely like it's fucking hilarious.
It's a great book if you get a chance it just came out giving it a shout out here on the podcast.
I recommend Wilmington's Lie, The Insurrection of 1892 and the Rise of White Supremacy and Mary Lynn Ricecup Famish.
Bill Burr highly recommended this book, praising its humour and relatable stories of the author's emotional shutdowns and failed relationships.
I'm reading a great book right now. One of my favorite comedians and people and just one of the coolest people to hang out with, just absolutely hilarious, Mary Lynn Ricegum wrote a book, Famish.
And I just knew she like she's funny and she's unique. I bet this is going to be fucking good and I picked it up and like I can't put the thing down.
Uh she just has all of these hilarious stories about just being shut down emotionally and getting involved in relationships professionally and personally that just are not working for her.
And it's just I don't want to ruin the book, but it's absolutely like it's fucking hilarious. It's a great book. If you get a chance it just came out.
Oprah Winfrey has a book club so do I. I recommend Wilmington's Lie: The Insurrection of 1892 and the Rise of White Supremacy and Mary Lynn Ricecup, Famish.
Good As Gold
It was mentioned due to the speaker's childhood memories of collecting baseball cards and a desire to learn more about the speaker's lengthy baseball career.
Then there's another book I want to read Jim cat Kaat my eight decades in baseball. I want to read that one, too Because I remember as a kid collecting baseball cards and I had him his card when he I...
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was mentioned due to the speaker's childhood memories of collecting baseball cards and a desire to learn more about the speaker's lengthy baseball career.
Then there's another book I want to read Jim cat Kaat my eight decades in baseball. I want to read that one, too Because I remember as a kid collecting baseball cards and I had him his card when he I think he was on the st
Bill Burr expressed an interest in reading it due to his childhood memories of collecting baseball cards, particularly Kaat's, and being impressed by his lengthy career.
Then there's another book I want to read Jim cat Kaat my eight decades in baseball. I want to read that one, too Because I remember as a kid collecting baseball cards and I had him his card when he I think he was on the st
The Son of God & The Saga of Race in America
It explored the history of how different races and ethnic groups have claimed Christ as their own, and how depictions of Jesus have been used in various ways.
Why does America only get shit for being racist? I don't understand it like every every fucking place you go to You fucking sit there act like it's a goddamn utopia. It isn't. All right. What did Jesu...
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It explored the history of how different races and ethnic groups have claimed Christ as their own, and how depictions of Jesus have been used in various ways.
Why does America only get shit for being racist? I don't understand it like every every fucking place you go to You fucking sit there act like it's a goddamn utopia. It isn't. All right. What did Jesus look like? The many different depictions of Christ tell a story about race and religion in America Edward J Blum and Paul Harvey explored that history in their new book The Color of Christ the Son of God and the saga of race in America.
The book traces how different races and ethnic groups claimed Christ is their own and our depictions of Jesus have both inspired Civil right crusades and have been used to justify the violence of white supremacists The coup Clucks clan could not rely on Christian doctrine to justify their persecution and violence So they had to turn to religious icons the belief the value that Jesus is white provides them an image in place of text.
It gets them away from actually having to quote chapter and verse which they can't really do to present their cause Sure, they could people do that all the fucking time. They just pick a chapter and they have their own fucking interpretation of it.
It explores the history of how different races and ethnic groups claimed Christ as their own, noting that depictions of Jesus have both inspired civil rights and been used to justify violence by white supremacists.
Why does America only get shit for being racist? I don't understand it like every every fucking place you go to You fucking sit there act like it's a goddamn utopia. It isn't. All right. What did Jesus look like? the many different depictions of Christ Tell a story about race and religion in America
The book traces how different races and ethnic groups claimed Christ is their own and our depictions of Jesus have both inspired Civil right crusades and have been used to justify the violence of white supremacists The coup Clucks clan could not rely on Christian doctrine to justify their persecution and violence So they had to turn to religious icons the belief the value that Jesus is white provides them an image in place of text.
Flying the World's Fastest Jet
It was mentioned as a book about the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, recalling a fun radio exchange that occurred during a flight across Southern California.
There were a lot of things we couldn't do in an SR-71, but we were the fastest guys in the block and loved reminding our fellow aviators of this fact.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 1-10-22
It was mentioned as a book about the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, recalling a fun radio exchange that occurred during a flight across Southern California.
There were a lot of things we couldn't do in an SR-71, but we were the fastest guys in the block and loved reminding our fellow aviators of this fact.
Fun would not be the first word I would use to describe flying this plane. Intense maybe even cerebral.
We were monitoring various radio transmissions from our other aircraft as we entered Los Angeles airspace.
I heard a Cessna asked for a readout of its ground speed, 90 knots center replied. Moments later, a twin beach required the same, 120 knots center answered.
Center Aspen 20, you got a ground speed readout for us? There was a longer than normal pause. Aspen, I show 1942 knots. No further inquiries were heard on that frequency.
It was mentioned in the context of an SR-71 Blackbird pilot's book, highlighting the intense and cerebral nature of flying the aircraft, and a humorous radio exchange about ground speed.
There were a lot of things we couldn't do in an SR-71, but we were the fastest guys in the block and loved reminding our fellow aviators of this fact.
Fun would not be the first word I would use to describe flying this plane. Intense maybe even cerebral.
We were monitoring various radio transmissions from our other aircraft as we entered Los Angeles airspace.
I heard a Cessna asked for a readout of its ground speed, 90 knots, center replied.
Center Aspen 20, you got a ground speed readout for us? There was a longer than normal pause. Aspen, I show 1942 knots. No further inquiries were heard on that frequency.
It was described as a dark comedy.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that it's a dark comedy.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was described as a dark comedy.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that it's a dark comedy.
It was recommended as a dark comedy, it's available on Netflix.
Somebody told me a book I should order and I ordered the fucking thing and I never never showed up.
I just watched Bobcat Goldthwait... he made this movie called God Bless America
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that it's a dark comedy
The Shot That Killed JFK
It was described as a book exploring the theory that Lee Harvey Oswald did shoot President Kennedy, but a fatal shot was also accidentally fired by a secret service agent.
On your November 29th podcast, you read an email from a listener who talked about the Kennedy assassination book Mortal Error and the theory of ballistics expert Howard Donahue.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 12-6-21
It was described as a book exploring the theory that Lee Harvey Oswald did shoot President Kennedy, but a fatal shot was also accidentally fired by a secret service agent.
On your November 29th podcast, you read an email from a listener who talked about the Kennedy assassination book Mortal Error and the theory of ballistics expert Howard Donahue.
Donahue's thesis is that Lee Harvey Oswald did shoot President Kennedy, but the fatal shot was accidentally fired by a secret service agent in the security car behind the president as the agent attempted to turn and return fire on Oswald.
Mortal Error may therefore be of some interest to your listeners.
It was discussed as a book presenting the theory that a Secret Service agent, not Lee Harvey Oswald, accidentally fired the fatal shot at JFK during the assassination.
On your november 29th podcast, you read an email from a listener who talked about the kennedy assassination book Mortal Error
Donahue's thesis is that lee harvey oswald did shoot president kennedy But the fatal shot was accidentally fired by a secret servant service agent in the security car behind the president the presidential limo As the agent attempted to turn and return fire on oswald
Mortal Error may therefore be of some interest to your listeners
Life and Death in a Kansas Tornado
It was mentioned that the author of 'Mortal Error' also wrote this book which won Kansas's Notable Book Award in 2011, although no further details were provided.
Menninger is also the author of And Hell Followed with It Life and Death in a Kansas Tornado, which won Kansas's Notable Book Award in 2011.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 11-29-21
It was mentioned that the author of 'Mortal Error' also wrote this book which won Kansas's Notable Book Award in 2011, although no further details were provided.
Menninger is also the author of And Hell Followed with It Life and Death in a Kansas Tornado, which won Kansas's Notable Book Award in 2011.
Menninger, the author of 'Mortal Error', was also noted for writing this book, which won a Kansas Notable Book Award.
Menninger is also the author of And Hell Followed with It Life and Death in a Kansas Tornado, which won Kansas's Notable Book Award in 2011.
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