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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The Champ Nobody Wanted
Bill Burr was given a book on Sonny Liston and plans to start reading it, as he has free time between his stand-up and podcast commitments.
somebody on the movie gave me a uh A book on Sonny Liston, which i'm gonna fucking start reading today because I have the whole day to myself
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 8-12-19
Bill Burr was given a book on Sonny Liston and plans to start reading it, as he has free time between his stand-up and podcast commitments.
somebody on the movie gave me a uh A book on Sonny Liston, which i'm gonna fucking start reading today because I have the whole day to myself
A book about Sonny Liston was given to Bill Burr, and he planned to read it while enjoying his free time.
somebody on the movie gave me a uh A book on Sonny Liston, which i'm gonna fucking start reading today because I have the whole day to myself
Someone on the movie set gave Bill Burr a book about Sonny Liston, which he was planning to start reading soon, as he had some free time.
somebody on the movie gave me a uh A book on Sonny Liston, which i'm gonna fucking start reading today because I have the whole day to myself
The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
He mentioned reading it in the past, and that he particularly enjoys Neil Gaiman's writing, and books that have a blend of humor and darkness.
I've read Good Omens, and I've always dug Neil Gaiman's stuff. It's funny and dark, and I like that.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-22-15
He mentioned reading it in the past, and that he particularly enjoys Neil Gaiman's writing, and books that have a blend of humor and darkness.
I've read Good Omens, and I've always dug Neil Gaiman's stuff. It's funny and dark, and I like that.
Bill Burr mentioned the book in the context of his experience in Santa Rosa, where he saw the author's name on a building.
I thought it was the name of the place, some bar or something called 'Good Omens' but then I looked up and it was just a building that Terry Pratchett's name was on it.
Bill Burr mentioned 'Good Omens' as a book to make fun of the idea that he was reading it as a way to excuse himself for crying about a dead phone.
I wish I could still cry like that the way a baby does just over little things. I think I wouldn't be angry anymore. He says you just get it out of you.
And just see how long I could sustain it. I don't even think I could cry once. You just be like what the fuck are you doing? You know anything and then I would just cry more Like you know a baby does when you yell at it.
I'm reading this new book on crying it out
NFL Football in the Rowdy, Reckless '70s―The Era that Created Modern Sports
Bill mentioned reading a book about the era when players played with concussions and the level of cheating that occurred in football. He noted that steroid testing wasn't implemented until 1988 and the Oakland Raiders were notorious for their cheating tactics in the 1970s.
I'm reading this great book right now on uh I don't have the title of it I'll get it for you next week Lawhead gave me the book something like The Last Headbangers or something like t...
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Bill mentioned reading a book about the era when players played with concussions and the level of cheating that occurred in football. He noted that steroid testing wasn't implemented until 1988 and the Oakland Raiders were notorious for their cheating tactics in the 1970s.
I'm reading this great book right now on uh I don't have the title of it I'll get it for you next week Lawhead gave me the book something like The Last Headbangers or something like that it's like basically back when you just played with concussions and that type of shit the level of cheating that was going on first of all they didn't even test for steroids I think until like 1988 in football and if you read about the Oakland Raiders who still to this day bitch about the fucking tuck rule um the shit they were doing in the 70s dude do you know like they used to have like their pads they used to soak them in water because it would make them hard and it was almost like having like a cast on and they would just club people in the head and other teams knew that they were doing it so during the pre-games and the warmups they would wear the soft ones and they'd have their hard ones under the bench and there wasn't nine zillion fucking TV cameras and people in the crowd all having TV cameras with their smartphones so when the game started they would put the other pads on they would just clock people in the fucking head these guys were claiming they were taking horse tranquilizers and they were doing the dosage for a fucking 1500-1200 pound fucking horse they were out of their minds hopped up on everything on the plant so people have cheated all day long and the greatest thing about cheating is watching people who don't cheat discover that there's cheating and to just watch them as adults once again discover that there's no Santa Claus and see their bottom lip quiver I just for the life of me the reason why it's funny is not because I condone cheating it's just that I don't fucking get it's like how many times you gotta get fucked over to realize that how human beings are I'm a piece of shit right why wouldn't a football team when there's a zillion dollars at stake and your legacy and your spot on the all time list I'm not saying everybody's gonna cheat but just get this fucking shocked look off your face like when OJ got acquitted oh my god that millionaire the guy who had the money enough to be innocent gets declared innocent yes am I fucking am I like preaching right now I should shut the fuck up
It was a book about football back in the day when they just played with concussions, and the level of cheating that was going on. They didn't even test for steroids until 1988 in football.
I'm reading this great book right now on uh I don't have the title of it I'll get it for you next week Lawhead gave me the book something like The Last Headbangers or something like that it's like basically back when you just played with concussions and that type of shit the level of cheating that was going on
It was mentioned as a book Bill was currently reading about football in the past, specifically about the level of cheating and concussions that occurred.
I'm reading this great book right now on uh I don't have the title of it. I'll get it for you next week. Lawhead gave me the book Uh, some of the last head bangers or something like that
It was based on a book written by Edward Bunker, who had been in prison. The book was about his experiences in jail and getting released, which Dustin Hoffman enjoyed and wanted to adapt into a film.
Edward Bunker who's actually...he was doing time I think in San Quentin. I'm not sure. But he wrote this book about what it was like to do time and get out of jail and all that stuff.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-21-21
It was based on a book written by Edward Bunker, who had been in prison. The book was about his experiences in jail and getting released, which Dustin Hoffman enjoyed and wanted to adapt into a film.
Edward Bunker who's actually...he was doing time I think in San Quentin. I'm not sure. But he wrote this book about what it was like to do time and get out of jail and all that stuff.
I guess I never read the book but Dustin Hoffman read the book fell in love with it wanted to do this movie.
It's because Quentin Tarantino evidently is a big fan of the movie Straight Time and when he did Reservoir Dogs, Edward Bunker who wrote the book that Straight Time is based on played one of the Reservoir Dogs who unfortunately for his character gets killed.
It was highly recommended by a listener and previously mentioned on the podcast about a year prior, and it was described as a good movie.
I got another great one for you that will be a good movie and a funny movie.
100% recommend that movie.
It was based on a book by Edward Bunker, who had served time in prison, about his experiences with incarceration and release. Dustin Hoffman starred in the film adaptation and it was a gritty, captivating film set in 1970s Los Angeles.
Edward Bunker who's actually the he was doing time I think in San Quentin. I'm not sure But he wrote this book about what it was like to do time and get out of jail and all that stuff
I guess I never read the book but Dustin Hoffman read the book fell in love with it wanted to do this movie The movie came together Edward Bunker is in it if you recognize that
It's because Quentin Tarantino evidently is a big fan of the movie Straight Time and when he did Reservoir Dogs Edward Bunker Who wrote the book that Straight Time is based on played one of the Reservoir Dogs who unfortunately for his character gets killed
So they all tied into this movie. It's a very interesting story In the robbery so they all tie together and
But if you didn't miss my last podcast definitely go check it out Or maybe I was talking to DeRosa about it dude. Harry Dean Stanton is Just amazing in That movie when you meet his character the situation that he's involved in you just got to check the thing out Kathy Bates one of her first movies She's in it
A Mafia Thriller (The Consentino Crime Saga Book 1)
Bill Burr found the book to be a disappointing read, describing it as one-sided and filled with hearsay, especially concerning Joe Kennedy's actions and decisions.
It's like a fucking I feel like some soccer mom reading some juicy like summer novel.
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Bill Burr found the book to be a disappointing read, describing it as one-sided and filled with hearsay, especially concerning Joe Kennedy's actions and decisions.
It's like a fucking I feel like some soccer mom reading some juicy like summer novel.
It's just such a one-sided, and it's so so much fucking hearsay.
First of all the guy made a fuckload of money.
Come on let's do this quick before they make a law against it.
It's really just a sad fucking read I just jumped around it and now I'm gonna use it as a fucking paperweight.
Bill Burr started reading it on his vacation, but found it to be a one-sided and hearsay-filled book about Joe Kennedy. He ultimately used it as a paperweight, despite previously wanting to read it for a long time.
It's like a fucking I feel like some soccer mom reading some juicy like summer novel like I should be digging my toes in the sand with my knees up to my chest as I read it.
It's just such a one-sided, and it's so so much fucking hearsay.
First of all the guy made a fuckload of money.
I wanted to see what happened to their kid that you know they said was Mentally challenged, but maybe wasn't was just a pain in the ass and they gave her a fucking lobotomy.
I just jumped around it and now I'm gonna use it as a fucking paperweight.
Bill Burr mentioned reading this book about Joe Kennedy, finding it to be a one-sided and hearsay-filled read, and ultimately using it as a paperweight.
I Started reading this book Sins of the Father It's a book. I wanted to read for a long time
It was about Joe Kennedy, and I figured what better time to start reading that book While I was taking an ultra white vacation on the island of Nantucket
It it's like a fucking I feel like some soccer mom Reading some juicy like summer novel
It's just such a one-sided, and it's so so much fucking hearsay
I just jumped around it and now I'm gonna use it as a fucking paperweight
A Story for Children Who Are Scared to Use the Potty
Bill described it as a book for potty training, that he didn't recommend, as he believed it scared children into being afraid to poop, reinforcing the fear.
I swear to God there's a book called It Hurts When I Poop.
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Bill described it as a book for potty training, that he didn't recommend, as he believed it scared children into being afraid to poop, reinforcing the fear.
I swear to God there's a book called It Hurts When I Poop.
I don't recommend this book by the way I don't.
They don't know what's going on and then you read this fucking book and his face in my my opinion All it does is it just reinforces the fact that Oh This kid scared good. I'm scared too. It's okay to be scared.
So then the doctor tells some fucking story about a coyote or something named Bill Who when he lived at home with his parents, he was totally neat and then he fucking lived on his own He lived like an absolute slob And then there was nowhere to sleep his cat had to sleep on his fucking head and it said the mess was like a bully You know getting in the way of all of his fun. It's like no It wasn't you don't create a bully a bully just comes to you this dude creates the mess So then he cleans up the mess And asked and then he decides he should give himself a party You know because he finally cleaned up his fucking house and decided to live, you know, not live like an animal But then again, he is a coyote, right?
It was described as a potty training book that featured illustrations of poop in the toilet, and it was mentioned that the book did not seem to help with the child's fear of using the bathroom, instead reinforcing negative feelings.
I swear to God there's a book called It Hurts When I Poop.
I don't recommend this book by the way I don't It just it reinforces the kids get scared like They're scared to go to the bathroom the first time but like going number one is not a big a deal Number two freaks them out like they feel like their insides are falling out They don't know what's going on and then you read this fucking book and his face in my my opinion All it does is it just reinforces the fact that Oh This kid scared good. I'm scared too. It's okay to be scared.
It's like basically the kid comes in and he basically says it hurts when he poops All right You know if he has to poop he tries not to poop and then he gets a fucking stomach ache it goes on forever So then the doctor tells some fucking story about a coyote or something named Bill Who when he lived at home with his parents, he was totally neat and then he fucking lived on his own He lived like an absolute slob And then there was nowhere to sleep his cat had to sleep on his fucking head and it said the mess was like a bully You know getting in the way of all of his fun.
so I don't know I Have to hide that book because she always picks that book and it's driving me up the fucking wall It goes on forever. The metaphor doesn't make us any sense and the resolution doesn't hit hard enough All right doesn't hit hard like a hard shit hitting the fucking toilet water that they draw in the goddamn book Sorry, I know that was graphic But that's my world.
It was described as a potty training book for children, with illustrations of poop in the toilet, and a coyote named Bill as a metaphor for cleaning up a messy house. Bill found the story's resolution and metaphor unconvincing.
I swear to God there's a book called it hurts when I poop
I don't recommend this book by the way I don't It just it reinforces the kids get scared like They're scared to go to the bathroom the first time but like going number one is not a big a deal Number two freaks them out like they feel like their insides are falling out
All it does is it just reinforces the fact that Oh This kid scared good. I'm scared too. It's okay to be scared.
So then the doctor tells some fucking story about a coyote or something named Bill Who when he lived at home with his parents, he was totally neat and then he fucking lived on his own He lived like an absolute slob And then there was nowhere to sleep his cat had to sleep on his fucking head and it said the mess was like a bully You know getting in the way of all of his fun.
I have to hide that book because she always picks that book and it's driving me up the fucking wall It goes on forever.
Study and prepare for your pilot FAA Knowledge Exam (ASA Test Prep Series)
Bill Burr recommended getting the book for the Instrument Rating if you're planning to get your instrument rating and start in January, as it would give you plenty of time to study before starting a potentially difficult movie project over the holiday season.
Go out and get the book you got 12 fucking relaxing months to get it done don't come out of doing a fucking movie You know going into the holidays like I do everything the hardest fucking way stupid s...
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Bill Burr recommended getting the book for the Instrument Rating if you're planning to get your instrument rating and start in January, as it would give you plenty of time to study before starting a potentially difficult movie project over the holiday season.
Go out and get the book you got 12 fucking relaxing months to get it done don't come out of doing a fucking movie You know going into the holidays like I do everything the hardest fucking way stupid stupid German Irish Fucking moron
if anybody's gonna try to get their instrument rating start in January
Bill Burr mentioned the book related to his instrument rating test, which he was studying for intensively in the lead-up to the podcast recording.
Go out and get the book you got 12 relaxing months to get it done don't come out of doing a fucking movie You know going into the holidays like I do everything the hardest fucking way
I'm gonna plow through it though, but it is it's fucking fascinating.
I just got a fucking get that HSI thing down today the reverse sensing and I just have to I got to do the teardrop Parallel direct entry in the RMI shit like fucking a hundred times and I'll have that shit down
I'm having a hard time finishing this podcast because I'm just looking at those two textbooks going like I need to be fucking looking at Those things
Bill Burr mentioned this book in relation to preparing for an instrument rating test. He encouraged those considering the test to obtain the book early in the process to allow ample time for study and understanding.
if anybody's gonna try to get their instrument rating start in January Go out and get the book you got 12 fucking relaxing months to get it done don't come out of doing a fucking movie You know going into the holidays like I do everything the hardest fucking way
Liverpool FC 1892-2017
Bill Burr mentioned that he still needs to read "Red Odyssey", suggesting it was a book he intended to read at some point.
I still got to read Red Odyssey
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Bill Burr mentioned that he still needs to read "Red Odyssey", suggesting it was a book he intended to read at some point.
I still got to read Red Odyssey
Bill Burr mentioned having a copy of 'Red Odyssey' within his collection of books that he needed to read.
I still got to read Red Odyssey
It was mentioned as a book that Bill Burr still needed to read.
I still got to read Red Odyssey
IFR Pilot Flight Training Study Guide
It was described as an awesome book that provided detailed information about weather, instrument operation, and aviation in general, which helped the speaker feel less pressured about the instrument rating test.
I bought this awesome book that just really goes into detail and I cannot fucking believe how much into weather and How the instrument works and everything?
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 9-16-19
It was described as an awesome book that provided detailed information about weather, instrument operation, and aviation in general, which helped the speaker feel less pressured about the instrument rating test.
I bought this awesome book that just really goes into detail and I cannot fucking believe how much into weather and How the instrument works and everything?
Bill purchased this book to help him prepare for his instrument rating test, finding it very detailed about weather and how the instrumentation works.
I bought this awesome book that just really goes into detail and I cannot fucking believe how much into weather and how the instrument works and everything?
It was described as an awesome book that provided detailed information on weather and the inner workings of the instruments, which helped Bill Burr take the pressure off of his instrument rating test.
I bought this awesome book that just really goes into detail and I cannot fucking believe how much into weather and How the instrument works and everything?
Fun, Easy & Creative Ways to Build Memories Together
Bill mentioned using this book as a resource for fun activities to do with his daughter, though it was slightly annoying due to its religious undertones.
I got this book daddy-daughter dates, you know I think this one else has a little religious thing in there which is slightly annoying but they're great ideas
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 9-2-19
Bill mentioned using this book as a resource for fun activities to do with his daughter, though it was slightly annoying due to its religious undertones.
I got this book daddy-daughter dates, you know I think this one else has a little religious thing in there which is slightly annoying but they're great ideas
Bill mentioned using a book of 'Daddy-Daughter Dates' as inspiration for activities with his daughter, though he found some of the religious content slightly annoying.
I got this book daddy-daughter dates, you know I think this one else has a little religious thing in there which is slightly annoying but they're great ideas, you know obvious ones go off ice cream or pizza or something like that but then they just have some good ones.
The Violence, Passion, and Redemption of Stonewall Jackson
Bill Burr mentioned a book about Stonewall Jackson to illustrate the concept of someone quickly becoming a sympathizer with the Confederacy after reading one book about the topic.
So you read one book on Stonewall Jackson, should become a fucking sympathizer, right?
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Bill Burr mentioned a book about Stonewall Jackson to illustrate the concept of someone quickly becoming a sympathizer with the Confederacy after reading one book about the topic.
So you read one book on Stonewall Jackson, should become a fucking sympathizer, right?
Bill Burr jokingly mentioned that a person who reads a book on Stonewall Jackson might become a Confederate sympathizer.
So you read one book on Stonewall Jackson, should become a fucking sympathizer, right?
Bill Burr mentioned the book about Stonewall Jackson in a hypothetical context of someone moving to Virginia and potentially becoming a sympathizer with the South.
So you read one book on stonewall jackson should become a fucking sympathizer, right?
The 1927 Literary Classic
Bill Burr mentioned this book by Thornton Wilder after learning about Wilder and his Pulitzer Prize wins.
he won three Pulitzer prizes for the novel The Bridge of San Luis Rey
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Bill Burr mentioned this book by Thornton Wilder after learning about Wilder and his Pulitzer Prize wins.
he won three Pulitzer prizes for the novel The Bridge of San Luis Rey
Bill Burr was going to read some books by Thornton Wilder, including "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" after reading "Silent Spring". It was mentioned as one of his Pulitzer Prize-winning novels.
he won three Pulitzer prizes for the novel The Bridge of San Luis Rey
Bill Burr expressed interest in reading Thornton Wilder's works, including 'The Bridge of San Luis Rey', after learning that Wilder had won a Pulitzer Prize for it.
And a u.s., you know what? I'm gonna read this guy, I'm gonna get one of his books, I'm gonna look at it.
Life In The Fast Lane
Bill Burr mentioned this book and said he was going to read it after finishing the Ken Stabler book. He recalled Dan Pastorini going to the Oakland Raiders and failing, and then becoming a successful drag racer.
And I realized Dan Pastorini also wrote a book.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-15-19
Bill Burr mentioned this book and said he was going to read it after finishing the Ken Stabler book. He recalled Dan Pastorini going to the Oakland Raiders and failing, and then becoming a successful drag racer.
And I realized Dan Pastorini also wrote a book.
And then I can read Dan Pastorini Because I remember he went to Oakland and it didn't work out But I guess afterwards he became like a drag racer like a successful drag racer And he used to like to raise hell and go out Like Ken Stabler did so I got to read that book, too.
And then I'm gonna Go on to the Dan Pastorini book
Bill Burr mentioned that Dan Pastorini, who was traded for Ken Stabler, also wrote a book. He planned to read it after finishing the Ken Stabler book.
And I realized Dan Pastorini also wrote a book.
And then I can read Dan Pastorini Because I remember he went to Oakland and it didn't work out But I guess afterwards he became like a drag racer like a successful drag racer And he used to like to raise hell and go out Like Ken Stabler did so I got to read that book, too
And then I'm gonna Go on to the Dan Pastorini book
Bill Burr mentioned that Dan Pastorini also wrote a book. He planned to read it after finishing the Ken Stabler book because Pastorini played for the Oakland Raiders and later became a successful drag racer.
You know reading this Ken Stabler book I'm coming to the end here he's Been traded to the Houston Oilers for Dan Pastorini and I realized Dan Pastorini also wrote a book And I remember John Madden wrote a book.
So I'm gonna read finish the Ken Stabler book today. And then I'm gonna Go on to the Dan Pastorini book Go on to the Dan Pastorini book, you know, he's a and then I could say I'm a really well read guy
The Story of Bryan Kest and the Evolution of Power Yoga
Bill Burr mentioned owning a book with two CDs that was a recording of a Brian Kest power yoga class, which he used to take in the 90s and listen to while on the road.
I bought a book that he had that had two CDs. It was a recording of his class and that thing was like Like 90 minutes long and that that one was the shit
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Bill Burr mentioned owning a book with two CDs that was a recording of a Brian Kest power yoga class, which he used to take in the 90s and listen to while on the road.
I bought a book that he had that had two CDs. It was a recording of his class and that thing was like Like 90 minutes long and that that one was the shit
And I actually downloaded it one time off of that I downloaded off of fucking iTunes or maybe I back in the day when I had like the disk drive on the side
It was mentioned that Bill Burr once owned a book by Brian Kest that contained two CDs of his yoga class, which was 90 minutes long, and that he used to take it on the road with him.
I bought a book that he had that had two CDs. It was a recording of his class and that thing was like Like 90 minutes long and that that one was the shit And I actually downloaded it one time off of that
It was mentioned that Bill Burr had purchased a book with two CDs that was a recording of a yoga class, which he used to take on the road.
I bought a book that he had that had two CDs. It was a recording of his class and that thing was like Like 90 minutes long and that that one was the shit
It was mentioned briefly as a book that Justin Long thought Bill Burr should read, but no other information was provided about the book's content.
You got to read that thing. You want to talk about if you tried to make a movie out of that fucking book?
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-1-19
It was mentioned briefly as a book that Justin Long thought Bill Burr should read, but no other information was provided about the book's content.
You got to read that thing. You want to talk about if you tried to make a movie out of that fucking book?
It was mentioned as a book that would be hard to adapt into a movie due to the graphic sexual content in the first chapter.
Oh, my God. When I'm done with that, you got to read that thing.
Just the first chapter where he they just talk about all the women they bang.
It was mentioned briefly as an example of a book that could be hard to adapt into a movie, especially the first chapter's sexually suggestive content.
When I'm done with that, you got to read that thing. You want to talk about if you tried to make a movie out of that fucking book? Just the first chapter where he they just talk about all the women they bang.
It was one of several football books mentioned while Bill Burr was browsing on Amazon, mentioning the 1968-69 New York Jets.
Countdown to Super Bowl. How the 68-69 New York Jets delivered on Joe Namath's promise.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-17-19
It was one of several football books mentioned while Bill Burr was browsing on Amazon, mentioning the 1968-69 New York Jets.
Countdown to Super Bowl. How the 68-69 New York Jets delivered on Joe Namath's promise.
Bill Burr stated that he would read this book about the 1968-69 New York Jets and Joe Namath's promise.
Countdown to Super Bowl. How the 68-69 New York Jets delivered on Joe Namath's promise. This is all you do, is you just start clicking on these fucking things.
It was mentioned as one of many football books the speaker discovered browsing Amazon.
Countdown to Super Bowl. How the 68-69 New York Jets delivered on Joe Namath's promise.
The Super Bowl TEAM That Changed Football
It was another football book mentioned briefly while Bill Burr was browsing on Amazon, referring to Joe Namath.
Beyond Broadway, Joe.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-17-19
It was another football book mentioned briefly while Bill Burr was browsing on Amazon, referring to Joe Namath.
Beyond Broadway, Joe.
Bill Burr was interested in reading this book about Joe Namath.
Beyond Broadway, Joe. Cousins of Wills.
It was mentioned as one of many football books the speaker discovered browsing Amazon.
Beyond Broadway, Joe. Cousins of Wills.
Johnny Unitas, Don Shula, and the Rise of the Modern NFL
It was briefly mentioned while Bill Burr was browsing on Amazon, looking at football history books.
Johnny Unitas, Don Shula, and the Rise of the Modern NFL.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-17-19
It was briefly mentioned while Bill Burr was browsing on Amazon, looking at football history books.
Johnny Unitas, Don Shula, and the Rise of the Modern NFL.
Bill Burr said he would read this book.
Johnny Unitas, Don Shula, and the Rise of the Modern NFL.
It was mentioned as one of many football books the speaker discovered browsing Amazon.
Johnny Unitas, Don Shula, and the Rise of the Modern NFL.
Babe Ruth and the World He Created
Bill Burr mentioned this book about Babe Ruth as another example of the types of books he enjoys reading.
Big fella, Babe Ruth and the World He Created.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-17-19
Bill Burr mentioned this book about Babe Ruth as another example of the types of books he enjoys reading.
Big fella, Babe Ruth and the World He Created.
Bill Burr mentioned it in a list of football related books he'd like to read.
Big fella, Babe Ruth and the World He Created.
It was mentioned as one of many football books the speaker discovered browsing Amazon.
Big fella, Babe Ruth and the World He Created.
The Life and Career of the NFL Athlete
It was one of the many NFL history books Bill Burr came across while browsing Amazon.
Not for Long, The Life and Career of the NFL Athlete.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-17-19
It was one of the many NFL history books Bill Burr came across while browsing Amazon.
Not for Long, The Life and Career of the NFL Athlete.
Bill Burr said he'd read this book, which is about the life and career of NFL athletes.
Not for Long, The Life and Career of the NFL Athlete.
It was mentioned as one of many football books the speaker discovered browsing Amazon.
Not for Long, The Life and Career of the NFL Athlete.
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