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Evolution of a Game
The host noted that Michael Lewis, author of the Blind Side book, gave half of his share from the movie profits to the family.
Sean said we didn't make any money off the movie Well, Michael Lewis the blindside book author gave us half of his share.
— Episode: 47: Michael Oher Says 'Blind Side" was a...
The host noted that Michael Lewis, author of the Blind Side book, gave half of his share from the movie profits to the family.
Sean said we didn't make any money off the movie Well, Michael Lewis the blindside book author gave us half of his share.
The host mentioned the book while discussing how movies like Split and Sybil have helped break stigma around DID and BPD.
People in those communities in particular have worked so hard after movies like Split and Sybil have come out to break the stigma of people with disassociative mental health disorders...
— Episode: 13: Lori Vallow & Letecia Stauch: What H...
The host mentioned the book while discussing how movies like Split and Sybil have helped break stigma around DID and BPD.
People in those communities in particular have worked so hard after movies like Split and Sybil have come out to break the stigma of people with disassociative mental health disorders as being monstrous murderers with no selfcontrol.
How the Venture to Genetically Engineer Our Food Has Subverted Science, Corrupted Government, and Systematically Deceived the Public
The book was highlighted as having been purchased and its sales proceeds were being directed to fund a new children's advocacy and justice center.
we're like days from signing a contract to have our podcast on the Zion Society cult case, which is built, uh, um, and you said to mention my book, Deceived an Investigative Memoir of the Zion Society...
— Episode: 8: Cult Expert Mike King Joins! Uncoveri...
The book was highlighted as having been purchased and its sales proceeds were being directed to fund a new children's advocacy and justice center.
we're like days from signing a contract to have our podcast on the Zion Society cult case, which is built, uh, um, and you said to mention my book, Deceived an Investigative Memoir of the Zion Society Cult that, um, has been purchased.
we're really hopeful because we're pointing the proceeds toward building a new children's advocacy center.
the proceeds thus far on the book have all gone toward this justice center.
Dialectical Lyric By Johannes De Silentio (Penguin Pocket Hardbacks)
During a discussion of Alex's reading habits, the podcast noted that he was frequently reading the book Fear and Trembling by Kierkegaard. It was highlighted as a philosophical text he favored.
Sison, Kierkegaard, Fear and Trembling. Um, this particular book.
— Episode: 126: Dangerous Love Triangle Ends in a B...
During a discussion of Alex's reading habits, the podcast noted that he was frequently reading the book Fear and Trembling by Kierkegaard. It was highlighted as a philosophical text he favored.
Sison, Kierkegaard, Fear and Trembling. Um, this particular book.
The host briefly identified the title as another work by Neil Gaiman, noting its connection to a Tim Burton adaptation. No further discussion or recommendation was given, making it a simple acknowledgment of the author's catalog.
The host identified Coraline as another work by Gaiman.
Now, if you're not familiar with Neil, he wrote The Sandman and also what's that other one? It was like I think it's Tim Burton, Coraline, Coraline.
A Memoir
The host referred to the memoir as a heartfelt work by the Supreme Court Justice, suggesting it was among the year's top picks.
Heartfelt memoirs like Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's Lovely One.
— Episode: 221: Real-Life Succession: Billionaire C...
The host referred to the memoir as a heartfelt work by the Supreme Court Justice, suggesting it was among the year's top picks.
Heartfelt memoirs like Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's Lovely One.
An American Miscarriage of Justice
Nancy Grace mentioned she had written a book titled What Happened to Ellen to explore the Ellen Greenberg case.
I even wrote a book called What Happened to Ellen to explore what happened I think and have been saying for years the only way to get the truth is for the feds to take over.
— Episode: 361: My Sit Down with Nancy Grace: Kohbe...
Nancy Grace mentioned she had written a book titled What Happened to Ellen to explore the Ellen Greenberg case.
I even wrote a book called What Happened to Ellen to explore what happened I think and have been saying for years the only way to get the truth is for the feds to take over.
Anatomy Descriptive and Surgical (Leather-bound Classics)
The host referenced the classic anatomy textbook while noting that fans of Gray's Anatomy might see Hillary's situation as reminiscent of a real-life case.
And for all of you Gray's Anatomy fans out there, it really seemed like Hillary had found her very own Dr.
— Episode: 193: Husband Uses Plastic Surgery To Kil...
The host referenced the classic anatomy textbook while noting that fans of Gray's Anatomy might see Hillary's situation as reminiscent of a real-life case.
And for all of you Gray's Anatomy fans out there, it really seemed like Hillary had found her very own Dr.
The defendant was an author who wrote books concerning the apocalypse, which were based on fiction, theories, and premonitions.
Chad Daybell is an author who wrote tell who wrote books about the apocalypse
— Episode: 140: Chad Daybell Trial: Week 1 Recap |...
The defendant was an author who wrote books concerning the apocalypse, which were based on fiction, theories, and premonitions.
Chad Daybell is an author who wrote tell who wrote books about the apocalypse
he started writing books about things that were consistent with his faith things like premonitions we've all heard of premonitions being able to predict things about being able to see maybe when things happen and some people believe in that some people don't some people have personally experienced that or I've been here but he writes about his premonitions he writes about good and evil and what it means to be good what it means to be he writes about dark and light he writes about subjects that are a little darker like death and maybe the coming up from the end of things and when his savior in his mind is going to come back and and maybe there'll be some kind of redemption of some sort
they were all based on fiction in other words he was writing these books about theories and things that came into his head
but he also wrote children's books
yeah, you know I wrote some books based on some of my premonitions but a lot of it was fiction
Boxset of 10 Board Books for Kids
The book was briefly noted in the episode because the subject, Chad Daybell, had also authored children's books. No recommendation or critique was offered, and it was mentioned only in passing as part of his broader work.
It was mentioned that Chad Daybell also wrote children's books.
but he also wrote children's books
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The host noted that Neil Gaiman was the author of The Sandman, briefly mentioning his other works such as Coraline, without offering further commentary.
The host said that Neil Gaiman had written The Sandman.
Now, if you're not familiar with Neil, he wrote The Sandman and also what's that other one? It was like I think it's Tim Burton, Coraline, Coraline.
The title was cited in the episode as one of the sources used for details about the case, but no specific recommendation or discussion was provided.
A Novel by Cecily von Ziegesar
Annie Elise noted that the title was extremely popular around 2008 and had glamorized teenage sex, drug use, and adult lifestyles, which she said influenced young viewers to want to grow up quickly. The discussion highlighted its cultural impact rather than recommending it for reading.
She noted that the Gossip Girl series was extremely popular in 2008 and that it glamorized teenage sex, drug use, and adult lifestyles, influencing young viewers like Elo to want to grow up quickly.
I mean, think Gossip Girl, for example. That was huge back in 2008 and around this time period. And it glamorized these young kids having sex, doing drugs, spending lots of money, and living these very adult lives.
A Non-Techie's Guide to Cybersecurity in the Age of AI
The host noted that the suspect had selfpublished a novel titled Forge Identity, which follows a 15yearold boy who witnesses gruesome murders and becomes drawn into a life of crime.
Around that same time, he did selfpublish the book that I mentioned earlier.
— Episode: 320: Utah Student Abducted By Sugar Dadd...
The host noted that the suspect had selfpublished a novel titled Forge Identity, which follows a 15yearold boy who witnesses gruesome murders and becomes drawn into a life of crime.
Around that same time, he did selfpublish the book that I mentioned earlier.
Because the book was called Forge Identity. And it was about a 15yearold boy who witnesses some very horrific murders and then gets pulled into this, like, life of crime. The story gets into all of these deeper themes of violence, control, just very suspenseful, kind of a thriller too.
Annie recalled reading the memoir in elementary school and said it was terrifying, describing it as a "freaking horror show" while comparing a recent case to the book.
Annie compared a recent case to the memoir, noting she had read it in elementary school and found it terrifying, describing it as a "freaking horror show."
it's like a cross between that and the book A Child Called It. I don't know if you read that book. I read it in elementary school and I had no business reading that book. But it's a freaking horror show.
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In the episode, the host revealed that she had become hooked on the audiobook, describing it as a twisty, suspenseful Audible original that felt like watching a Netflix series. She highlighted its engaging plot and high production quality, indicating strong enjoyment. The discussion conveyed a clear endorsement of the title.
The host said she had become hooked on the audiobook titled Mad Love, describing it as a twisty, suspenseful Audible original.
I recently have been hooked on this one audiobook called Mad Love it's a twisty suspenseful audible original that honestly felt like I was kind of watching a Netflix series.
The host suggested the title as a psychological thriller option for listeners, noting it fit the genre they were discussing. It was mentioned briefly without further analysis.
She suggested The Tenant by Freedia McFadden as a psychological thriller option for listeners.
or even The Tenant by Freedia McFadden
The host referenced the novel as a cultural touchstone for BDSM, noting that it had popularized such lifestyles and might explain why some people are drawn to them. She expressed personal ambivalence, saying she didn’t wish to adopt it herself. The overall tone was a neutral, casual mention rather than an endorsement.
The host referenced the novel as a cultural touchstone for BDSM, noting that it has popularized such lifestyles and may explain why some people are drawn to them.
There's a lot of kinky stuff out there which to each their own, especially ever since Fifty Shades. I feel like people are really into that lifestyle and you know what, I don't wish I had it in me, but maybe I'm vanilla.
A Daughter's Quest for Freedom
The host highlighted that the author released the book in January, noting that it offered a personal, firsthand account of her experiences with Ruby and Jodi Frankie and what transpired over the years. The mention was descriptive rather than a strong endorsement.
The host noted that Sherry Frankie released her book in January, describing it as a personal firsthand account of her experiences with Ruby and Jodi Frankie.
Sherry also released her book called The House of My Mother, A Daughter's Quest for Freedom. She released that in January where she gave more of a personal firsthand account of what she witnessed, what those days were like with Ruby and Jodi and what really transpired over the years.
A Newbery Honor Award Winner
The hosts noted that Elizabeth Smart and her sister had been reading the title together before the kidnapping took place. The mention served only as a factual observation rather than a recommendation.
The hosts noted that Elizabeth Smart and her sister were reading the novel Ella Enchanted before the kidnapping occurred.
read the book Ella Enchanted in the bed they shared together.
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