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Books 1-7 (Slipcase)
The books and movies were mentioned as a reference for the listener's fear of scary things and how listening to the podcast helps her enjoy horror-related content.
as someone who is a giant pussy literally though I can't even watch Harry Potter because I have nightmares
— Episode: Listener Tales 5
The books and movies were mentioned as a reference for the listener's fear of scary things and how listening to the podcast helps her enjoy horror-related content.
as someone who is a giant pussy literally though I can't even watch Harry Potter because I have nightmares
The narrator described finding a torn page of the Book of Revelation that quoted Babylon's fall, which left a strong emotional impact after the highway accident.
I was still holding the scrap of paper in my hand I opened it up and it was a page from Revelations and it said "Babylon the great is fallen ..."
— Episode: Listener Tales 26
The narrator described finding a torn page of the Book of Revelation that quoted Babylon's fall, which left a strong emotional impact after the highway accident.
I was still holding the scrap of paper in my hand I opened it up and it was a page from Revelations and it said "Babylon the great is fallen ..."
He was eating pages of the Bible thinking that would cure him of the voices.
The hosts noted that Lillian read a book before bed and Harold later read Dante's Divine Comedy, even underlining passages, before the murdersuicide unfolded.
She went to her room to do some homework and then she was going to head to bed. So Lillian went into her bedroom and she just read a book in bed. After reading for some time she went to sleep. ... He...
— Episode: Episode 221: The Los Feliz Murder House
The hosts noted that Lillian read a book before bed and Harold later read Dante's Divine Comedy, even underlining passages, before the murdersuicide unfolded.
She went to her room to do some homework and then she was going to head to bed. So Lillian went into her bedroom and she just read a book in bed. After reading for some time she went to sleep. ... He sat up in bed for a little while himself reading Dante's Divine Comedy.
The book, Dante's Divine Comedy, was still on his nightstand where he had left it but now it was opened to a certain page. The certain page is Canto 1 and it says, Midway upon the journey of our life I found myself within a forest dark...
Elizabeth Moss's previous work on The Handmaid's Tale was referenced while praising her performance in The Invisible Man.
We've seen her in Handmaid's Tale. We've seen her in Mad Men. We've seen her in West Wing Us, all that kind of stuff.
— Episode: BONUS EPISODE: Discussing "The Invisible...
Elizabeth Moss's previous work on The Handmaid's Tale was referenced while praising her performance in The Invisible Man.
We've seen her in Handmaid's Tale. We've seen her in Mad Men. We've seen her in West Wing Us, all that kind of stuff.
Another host mentioned they were currently reading Happy Place by Emily Henry and described it as a lightly spicy romance.
I'm reading Happy Place right now. It's a little spicy. I'm telling you guys to read it; it's a fun, spicy romance by Emily Henry.
— Episode: The “Hitman” Murders
Another host mentioned they were currently reading Happy Place by Emily Henry and described it as a lightly spicy romance.
I'm reading Happy Place right now. It's a little spicy. I'm telling you guys to read it; it's a fun, spicy romance by Emily Henry.
The discussion noted that the class was watching *Romeo and Juliet*, linking its tragic themes to the Twilight saga.
In class they're watching Romeo And Juliet cause that's a heavy theme in this whole thing as well.
— Episode: January Bonus Episode: New Moon
The discussion noted that the class was watching *Romeo and Juliet*, linking its tragic themes to the Twilight saga.
In class they're watching Romeo And Juliet cause that's a heavy theme in this whole thing as well.
The Original 1818 Unabridged and Complete Edition (A Mary Shelley Classics
The hosts praised Frankenstein as a good movie and urged listeners to watch it.
Such a good movie. If you guys haven't seen Frankenstein, you got to go check it out.
— Episode: The Pizza Bomber Conspiracy
The hosts praised Frankenstein as a good movie and urged listeners to watch it.
Such a good movie. If you guys haven't seen Frankenstein, you got to go check it out.
A Novel
The hosts mentioned the novel Jaws, noting that they would discuss it and repeatedly repeated its title during the episode.
We are going to talk about Jaws?
— Episode: The 1916 Jersey Shore Shark Attacks (Par...
The hosts mentioned the novel Jaws, noting that they would discuss it and repeatedly repeated its title during the episode.
We are going to talk about Jaws?
Jaws? Jaws. Jaws.
The Dark Story of America's Shining Women (Thorndike Press Large Print Popular and Narrative Nonfiction)
The book details the tragic story of the Radium Girls, young women who worked in factories painting watch dials with radium paint and suffered devastating health consequences due to their exposure to the radioactive material. The book highlights the companies' negligence and the girls' fight for justice.
it didn't get bigger, but it seemed somehow to get deeper as though his body was still exposed to the source of the wound and the flame was burning him still.
— Episode: Episode 591: The Radium Girls
The book details the tragic story of the Radium Girls, young women who worked in factories painting watch dials with radium paint and suffered devastating health consequences due to their exposure to the radioactive material. The book highlights the companies' negligence and the girls' fight for justice.
it didn't get bigger, but it seemed somehow to get deeper as though his body was still exposed to the source of the wound and the flame was burning him still.
when he realized he hacked the tip of it off, saying it now looked as though an animal had not it.
they told the girls it would make them beautiful.
my limping was causing much talk.
the harmful effect of radioactive substances on workers may set in from one to 18 years after exposure to that substance.
The hosts discussed Bram Stoker's novel Dracula, noting that Stoker had read an article about the Mercy Brown case before writing the book, but dismissed it as unlikely inspiration.
I don't know if you know Bram Stoker. Who? Whomst is that? He was touring in the US with his stage company at the time and he had not yet finished Dracula. It came out in 1897, so the following year....
— Episode: Episode 264: The New England Vampire Pan...
The hosts discussed Bram Stoker's novel Dracula, noting that Stoker had read an article about the Mercy Brown case before writing the book, but dismissed it as unlikely inspiration.
I don't know if you know Bram Stoker. Who? Whomst is that? He was touring in the US with his stage company at the time and he had not yet finished Dracula. It came out in 1897, so the following year. Some people think this was the inspiration behind that because there are a lot of similarities between the illness and death of Mercy Lena and Lucy in Dracula. But that's a no, I'm here to tell you that's a no.
Elena compared Celeste's grandfather's last moments with his wife to a scene from 'The Notebook', referencing the strong love and connection between them.
Oh my god, they are like- Wow. Oh god. I love your grandparents. I feel like I'm watching The Notebook.
— Episode: Listener Tales Episode 2
Elena compared Celeste's grandfather's last moments with his wife to a scene from 'The Notebook', referencing the strong love and connection between them.
Oh my god, they are like- Wow. Oh god. I love your grandparents. I feel like I'm watching The Notebook.
The hosts mentioned watching the film adaptation and praised its tension and replay value, noting they had seen it multiple times and found it compelling.
Everybody kept being like, oh my God, this has Gone Girl vibes. And I was like, I need to watch that. I had seen it so many times. It's so good.
— Episode: Episode 193: The Horrific Kidnapping & M...
The hosts mentioned watching the film adaptation and praised its tension and replay value, noting they had seen it multiple times and found it compelling.
Everybody kept being like, oh my God, this has Gone Girl vibes. And I was like, I need to watch that. I had seen it so many times. It's so good.
But I hadn't seen it for a long time and Annie had never seen it. So I showed it to her and at the end I turned and looked at her and she's like, what the fuck did I just watch?
Nikki recalled that her mother would leave a new Goosebumps book on her bed after school, encouraging her to read.
She would buy me the newest R.L. Stine, Goosebumps, Surfer Street. I would come home from school and a new book would be on my bed encouraging me to learn.
— Episode: The Unsolved Death Stephanie Wasilishin
Nikki recalled that her mother would leave a new Goosebumps book on her bed after school, encouraging her to read.
She would buy me the newest R.L. Stine, Goosebumps, Surfer Street. I would come home from school and a new book would be on my bed encouraging me to learn.
One of the hosts mentioned the novel while joking about the name George, saying it made them think of "Of Mice and Men."
I was going to say, is it even going to be funny? For some reason, when I said George, I just thought Of Mice and Men. I'm tapping out.
— Episode: The Murder of Martha Moxley (Part 1)
One of the hosts mentioned the novel while joking about the name George, saying it made them think of "Of Mice and Men."
I was going to say, is it even going to be funny? For some reason, when I said George, I just thought Of Mice and Men. I'm tapping out.
They mentioned it as Myra Hindley's favorite book from her teenage years.
her favorite book was The Secret Garden.
— Episode: Episode 166: Ian Brady & Myra Hindley AK...
They mentioned it as Myra Hindley's favorite book from her teenage years.
her favorite book was The Secret Garden.
The books by Mary Higgins Clark were mentioned as being enjoyed by the listener, Christy, and her neighbor Miss Ivy, during rainy days on the couch.
We spent many rainy days on her couch reading Mary Higgins Clark, Dean Koontz, Clive Cussler, and any series we could get our hands on.
— Episode: Episode 585: Listener Tales 88
The books by Mary Higgins Clark were mentioned as being enjoyed by the listener, Christy, and her neighbor Miss Ivy, during rainy days on the couch.
We spent many rainy days on her couch reading Mary Higgins Clark, Dean Koontz, Clive Cussler, and any series we could get our hands on.
The Complete Serial Novel
They noted that Eastern State Penitentiary was one of the reallife prisons that inspired King's novel.
Eastern State Penitentiary is actually one of the prisons that The Green Mile is like inspired by.
— Episode: Episode 260: The Eastern State Penitenti...
They noted that Eastern State Penitentiary was one of the reallife prisons that inspired King's novel.
Eastern State Penitentiary is actually one of the prisons that The Green Mile is like inspired by.
It was mentioned in relation to the story about a cat that came back to life after being buried, and it was compared to the book's theme of pets coming back from the dead.
It just reminds me of church in a in pet cemetery.
— Episode: Listener Tales Episode 1
It was mentioned in relation to the story about a cat that came back to life after being buried, and it was compared to the book's theme of pets coming back from the dead.
It just reminds me of church in a in pet cemetery.
Coming back is like except it sounds like Nugget came back nice. Was like chill.
Straight up pet cemetery.
S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure
The hosts briefly referenced the novel while discussing a character's claimed healing power, noting that the reference was likely misunderstood.
That reminds me of Princess Bride. You keep saying that word I don't think it means what you think it means.
— Episode: Episode 189: The Murder of Sydney Loofe...
The hosts briefly referenced the novel while discussing a character's claimed healing power, noting that the reference was likely misunderstood.
That reminds me of Princess Bride. You keep saying that word I don't think it means what you think it means.
It was mentioned that Karla Homolka wrote in this book about Satanism, sexual abuse, and repressed memories, suggesting a potential influence on her behavior.
She wrote in the book, there is always something more left to say.
— Episode: Episode 53: Part 1 Karla Homolka & Paul...
It was mentioned that Karla Homolka wrote in this book about Satanism, sexual abuse, and repressed memories, suggesting a potential influence on her behavior.
She wrote in the book, there is always something more left to say.
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