Enemy Aliens
David Cole
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From UFOs to psychic powers and government cover-ups, history is riddled with unexplained events. You can turn back now or learn the Stuff They Don't Want You To Know ... an audio podcast from iHeartRadio.
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Tim Harford's 'The Undercover Economist' was mentioned alongside other works as a way for listeners to explore his work further, highlighting his expertise in economics and insightful commentary.
Take a page from Matt's book and join me as a fan of the data detective, along with The Undercover Economist and Messi and how to make the world add up.
— Episode: Cautionary Tales, with Tim Harford
Tim Harford's 'The Undercover Economist' was mentioned alongside other works as a way for listeners to explore his work further, highlighting his expertise in economics and insightful commentary.
Take a page from Matt's book and join me as a fan of the data detective, along with The Undercover Economist and Messi and how to make the world add up.
Tim Harford's book 'The Undercover Economist' was mentioned as one of his works alongside 'The Data Detective' and 'Messy'.
Take a page from Matt's book and join me as a fan of the data detective, along with The Undercover Economist and Messi and how to make the world add up.
It was mentioned as one of Tim Harford's books, along with 'The Data Detective' and 'Messy'.
Take a page from Matt's book and join me as a fan of the data detective, along with The Undercover Economist and Messi and how to make the world add up.
The podcast hosts discussed the show and book "Station Eleven", mentioning a "Museum of Civilization" within the story, which was built as a safe haven and a repository for knowledge after a devastating virus.
There's things about the show that are different that I think people that have read the book will appreciate and give them something new to look forward to.
— Episode: The Strange Story of Secret Museums
The podcast hosts discussed the show and book "Station Eleven", mentioning a "Museum of Civilization" within the story, which was built as a safe haven and a repository for knowledge after a devastating virus.
There's things about the show that are different that I think people that have read the book will appreciate and give them something new to look forward to.
But in the story, both in the book and the show, there is something called the Museum of Civilization.
It's not a spoiler to say that this is a show where a massive portion of the Earth's population is wiped out due to a virus that is has a very, very high mortality rate.
And in it, there is a group of characters that end up kind of creating a safe haven in this airport. And they build something called the Museum of Civilization that highlights things like iPad type things.
And what's startling about that is it is a repository. It's meant to maintain a through line from one generation, one era to the next.
The podcast hosts mentioned the show and book, discussing the 'Museum of Civilization' within its storyline, which served as a repository for artifacts and knowledge after a devastating pandemic.
There's all this talk reminds me it's top of mind for me. I just finished it, but the incredible show Station Eleven based on the incredible book Station Eleven, which a lot of people love.
There's things about the show that are different that I think people that have read the book will appreciate and give them something new to look forward to.
But in the story, both in the book and the show, there is something called the Museum of Civilization.
It's not a spoiler to say that this is a show where a massive portion of the Earth's population is wiped out due to a virus that is has a very, very high mortality rate.
And in it, there is a group of characters that end up kind of creating a safe haven in this airport. And they build something called the Museum of Civilization that highlights things like iPad type things.
The podcast hosts mentioned the book and show adaptation, highlighting the "Museum of Civilization" within the story, which was built as a safe haven and repository of knowledge after a devastating virus.
There's all this talk reminds me it's top of mind for me, I just finished it, but the incredible show Station Eleven based on the incredible book Station Eleven, which a lot of people love.
There's things about the show that are different that I think people that have read the book will appreciate and give them something new to look forward to.
But in the story, both in the book and the show, there is something called the Museum of Civilization.
It's not a spoiler to say that this is a show where a massive portion of the Earth's population is wiped out due to a virus that is has a very, very high mortality rate.
And in it, there is a group of characters that end up kind of creating a safe haven in this airport and they build something called the Museum of Civilization that highlights things like iPad type things and, you know, over time, they gather these artifacts and display it in the control tower of this airport.
It was discussed as a great true crime book, a nonfiction work about a man on death row for murder, and was said to capture a specific moment in American history.
Have you ever read Norman Mailer's The Executioner's Song before?
— Episode: CLASSIC: Serial Killers on the Loose
It was discussed as a great true crime book, a nonfiction work about a man on death row for murder, and was said to capture a specific moment in American history.
Have you ever read Norman Mailer's The Executioner's Song before?
Oh wow, yeah, a long time ago.
No, fantastic.
Yeah, it's just this great true crime book. It's nonfiction actually. I'm sure he put some hyperbole in there.
It was discussed as a great true crime book, highlighting a specific period in American history, focusing on a man responsible for murder on death row.
Have you ever read Norman Mailer's The Executioner's Song before?
Oh wow, yeah, a long time ago.
No, fantastic. Yeah, it's just this great true crime book. It's nonfiction actually. I'm sure he put some hyperbole in there.
It was discussed as a great true crime book, a nonfiction account of a man on death row for murder, which captured a specific period in American history.
Have you ever read Norman Mailer's The Executioner's Song before?
Oh wow, yeah, a long time ago.
No, fantastic. Yeah, it's just this great true crime book. It's nonfiction actually. I'm sure he put some hyperbole in there.
The trailer for the new Netflix series was mentioned, and it was considered promising, with the casting of Dream being particularly spot on.
I have. I think it looks quite promising.
— Episode: Listener Mail: Gerald Cotten, Lucid Drea...
The trailer for the new Netflix series was mentioned, and it was considered promising, with the casting of Dream being particularly spot on.
I have. I think it looks quite promising.
The casting of Dream, in particular, I'm not even familiar with the actor, but looks pretty spot on to me.
The trailer for the new Sandman series on Netflix was mentioned, and the host was looking forward to it, especially since the casting of Dream seemed spot-on.
I have. I think it looks quite promising. I could be good if Neil's happy with it, I'm happy.
The casting of Dream, in particular, I'm not even familiar with the actor, but looks pretty spot on to me.
It was mentioned that the podcast hosts were looking forward to the release of a new Sandman series on Netflix, as one of the hosts had read the books and was hopeful it would be good.
I have. I think it looks quite promising. I could be good if Neil's happy with it, I'm happy.
The casting of Dream, in particular, I'm not even familiar with the actor, but looks pretty spot on to me.
And Other Clinical Tales (Everyman's Library Contemporary Classics Series)
It was mentioned in relation to the concept of how a person's understanding of something could be replaced in their brain, similar to how AI's responses might be manipulated.
The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat.
— Episode: Is LaMDA alive? Part II
It was mentioned in relation to the concept of how a person's understanding of something could be replaced in their brain, similar to how AI's responses might be manipulated.
The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat.
A Handbook for Instruction in Good Citizenship (Oxford World's Classics Hardback Collection)
It was written as a handbook for instruction in good citizenship and was inspired by a conversation Baden-Powell had with an American, later becoming the foundation for the Boy Scouts organization.
He wrote a book called Scouting for Boys, a handbook for instruction in good citizenship.
— Episode: The Boy Scouts Abuse Scandal
It was written as a handbook for instruction in good citizenship and was inspired by a conversation Baden-Powell had with an American, later becoming the foundation for the Boy Scouts organization.
He wrote a book called Scouting for Boys, a handbook for instruction in good citizenship.
It was written as a handbook for instruction in good citizenship, and later inspired the creation of the Boy Scouts of America organization.
In 1908, inspired by a conversation with an American, he wrote a book called Scouting for Boys, a handbook for instruction in good citizenship.
It was written as a handbook for instruction in good citizenship and inspired by a conversation with an American. A copy of one of its iterations was shown and discussed.
In 1908, inspired by a conversation with an American, he wrote a book called Scouting for Boys, a handbook for instruction in good citizenship.
I hold in my hand here one of the many iterations or descendants of that, the Boy Scout handbook.
Drugs in the Third Reich
It was mentioned as a good read about the prevalence of drug use within the German military during World War II.
there's a book called blitz which will mention later in the future
— Episode: CLASSIC: Is the Military on Drugs?
It was mentioned as a good read about the prevalence of drug use within the German military during World War II.
there's a book called blitz which will mention later in the future
It was mentioned as a book about the prevalence of drug use amongst the German military during World War II, providing insight into the scale of the issue.
there's a book called blitz which will mention later in the future
It was mentioned as an excellent book detailing the prevalence of drug use within the German military during World War II.
there's a book called blitz which will mention later in the future I'm not sure if you're reading this or not but it shows an inside look at just how extensive drug use was amongst the right
It was mentioned as a great book where the author discusses a Gauss gun or rail gun that launches humans to the moon, and it was briefly discussed in a past episode.
Shout out to Ed who put us on to the book The Moon is a Harsh Mistress that I think maybe we've talked about before in the past Robert Heinlein, Heinlein? I can't remember how to say...
— Episode: Listener Mail: Fake Towns, Foster Care a...
It was mentioned as a great book where the author discusses a Gauss gun or rail gun that launches humans to the moon, and it was briefly discussed in a past episode.
Shout out to Ed who put us on to the book The Moon is a Harsh Mistress that I think maybe we've talked about before in the past Robert Heinlein, Heinlein? I can't remember how to say his name Heinlein, yeah
Great book, in that he discusses essentially a gouse gun or a rail gun that launches humans to the moon
Totally forgot about it, thank you Ed for reminding us of that
It was mentioned as a great book where a rail gun that launches humans to the moon was discussed, and it was a past topic of conversation on the show.
Shout out to Ed who put us on to the book The Moon is a Harsh Mistress that I think maybe we've talked about before in the past Robert Heinlein, Heinlein? I can't remember how to say his name Heinlein, yeah
Great book, in that he discusses essentially a gouse gun or a rail gun that launches humans to the moon
Totally forgot about it, thank you Ed for reminding us of that
It was mentioned as a great book where a railgun or gauss gun that launches humans to the moon was discussed.
Shout out to Ed who put us on to the book The Moon is a Harsh Mistress that I think maybe we've talked about before in the past Robert Heinlein, Heinlein? I can't remember how to say his name Heinlein, yeah
Great book, in that he discusses essentially a gouse gun or a rail gun that launches humans to the moon Totally forgot about it, thank you Ed for reminding us of that
It was mentioned briefly in a discussion regarding discussions about pornography and the nature of what is deemed unclean. It was alluded to as having prompted discussion on this topic.
I appreciate all that shout out, I think, to our ridiculous history James Joyce episode, which is on the way. The publication of Ulysses prompted so many, so many discussions about th...
— Episode: Extraordinary Rendition: Yes, The Govern...
It was mentioned briefly in a discussion regarding discussions about pornography and the nature of what is deemed unclean. It was alluded to as having prompted discussion on this topic.
I appreciate all that shout out, I think, to our ridiculous history James Joyce episode, which is on the way. The publication of Ulysses prompted so many, so many discussions about the nature of pornography or the nature of that which is considered unclean.
It was discussed as a novel that inspired the creation of real-life ecoterrorist groups like Earth First!, due to its story about a Vietnam vet who sabotages polluters in the Southwest.
The Monkey Wrench Gang follows a Vietnam vet, former prisoner of war named George Heyduke, who is trying to fight back against people polluting the southwestern desert where he lives...
— Episode: What is ecoterrorism?
It was discussed as a novel that inspired the creation of real-life ecoterrorist groups like Earth First!, due to its story about a Vietnam vet who sabotages polluters in the Southwest.
The Monkey Wrench Gang follows a Vietnam vet, former prisoner of war named George Heyduke, who is trying to fight back against people polluting the southwestern desert where he lives and he loves the land.
It was discussed as an inspiration for real-life eco-terrorist groups, such as Earth First!, and follows a Vietnam veteran who sabotages polluters in the desert.
The Monkey Wrench Gang follows a Vietnam vet, former prisoner of war named George Heyduke, who is trying to fight back against people polluting the southwestern desert where he lives and he loves the land. So he has a campaign of Sabotage.
It was discussed as a 1975 novel that inspired real-life ecoterrorist groups like Earth First!, as it depicted a campaign of sabotage against environmental polluters.
The Monkey Wrench Gang follows a Vietnam vet, former prisoner of war named George Heyduke, who is trying to fight back against people polluting the southwestern desert where he lives and he loves the land. So he has a campaign of Sabotage.
It was described as a book that launched the satanic panic in the 1970s, presenting Satanism as a widespread conspiracy, though the author was later exposed as a fraud.
the first part of it that really launched this was a book called The Satan's Seller by a guy named Mike Warnke in 1972 he was referenced as an authority on satanism for a long time and he was publishe...
— Episode: CLASSIC: Superstars and Satan: Music and...
It was described as a book that launched the satanic panic in the 1970s, presenting Satanism as a widespread conspiracy, though the author was later exposed as a fraud.
the first part of it that really launched this was a book called The Satan's Seller by a guy named Mike Warnke in 1972 he was referenced as an authority on satanism for a long time and he was published in 1972 and he was referenced as an authority until 1992 when he was exposed as a fraud so he
It was mentioned as a book that launched the Satanic Panic in the 1970s, though the author was later exposed as a fraud in 1992.
was a book called The Satan's Seller by a guy named Mike Warnke in 1972 he was referenced as an authority on satanism for a long time and he was published in 1972 and he was referenced as an authority until 1992 when he was exposed as a fraud
It was mentioned as a 1972 book that launched the satanic panic, with the author being exposed as a fraud in 1992.
the first part of it that really launched this was a book called The Satan's Seller by a guy named Mike Warnke in 1972
A Novel (Modern Library (Hardcover))
It was discussed as a really good story with a profound philosophy, as it was mentioned that the movie adaptation wasn't as good as the book itself.
It's a story that I really love. I know the movie adaptation isn't the same as the book of course, but David Mitchell is a wonderful author and it's quite a profound philosophy that he brings forward.
— Episode: Listener Mail: Past Life Memories, Predi...
It was discussed as a really good story with a profound philosophy, as it was mentioned that the movie adaptation wasn't as good as the book itself.
It's a story that I really love. I know the movie adaptation isn't the same as the book of course, but David Mitchell is a wonderful author and it's quite a profound philosophy that he brings forward.
It was said that the book was better than the film adaptation, and it was praised for its profound philosophy. The author was also mentioned as the co-writer of the new Matrix movie.
It's a story that I really love. I know the movie adaptation isn't the same as the book of course, but David Mitchell is a wonderful author and it's quite a profound philosophy that he brings forward.
The writer David Mitchell who wrote Cloud Atlas is the co-writer of the new Matrix movie, Full Circle.
It was mentioned in relation to a listener's story that reminded the hosts of the book, and a discussion about reincarnation in the context of David Mitchell's philosophical approach to the topic was also had.
This gave me Cloud Atlas vibes. It's a story that I really love I know the movie adaptation Isn't the same as the book of course But David Mitchell is a wonderful author And it's quite a profound philosophy That he brings forward
A Forecast for the 21st Century
It was mentioned as a book that predicted a weakening of Russia and China, the rise of Japan and Turkey, and a potential future world war in 2050.
He's a geopolitical scientist and he wrote a book called The Next 100 Years where he said that there's going to be a fragmentation in China, a weakening of Russia, Japan will emerge a...
— Episode: CLASSIC: How World War III Might Start
It was mentioned as a book that predicted a weakening of Russia and China, the rise of Japan and Turkey, and a potential future world war in 2050.
He's a geopolitical scientist and he wrote a book called The Next 100 Years where he said that there's going to be a fragmentation in China, a weakening of Russia, Japan will emerge as a more powerful thing, Turkey will emerge and that eventually what's going to happen is that there would be a world war or a fight for world power, super power status in 2050.
It was mentioned as a book that predicted a potential world war or fight for superpower status around 2050, including fragmentation in China and the rise of Japan and Turkey.
He's a geopolitical scientist and he wrote a book called The Next 100 Years where he said that there's going to be a fragmentation in China, a weakening of Russia, Japan will emerge as a more powerful thing, Turkey will emerge and that eventually what's going to happen is that there would be a world war or a fight for world power, super power status in 2050.
It was mentioned as a book that predicted a possible war for world power status in 2050, including a weakening of Russia and the rise of Japan and Turkey.
He's a geopolitical scientist and he wrote a book called The Next 100 Years where he said that there's going to be a fragmentation in China, a weakening of Russia, Japan will emerge as a more powerful thing, Turkey will emerge and that eventually what's going to happen is that there would be a world war or a fight for world power, super power status in 2050.
On (Not) Getting By in America
It was described as an infuriating and damning illustration of how difficult it can be for the average person to make ends meet in the US and the risks associated with predatory lending practices.
One of the most infuriating books I read back in the day when I was going to be working in a different field was a fantastic book called Nicolle and Dime by Barbara Ehrenreich.
— Episode: Strange News: Is LaMDA alive? Cartel Cor...
It was described as an infuriating and damning illustration of how difficult it can be for the average person to make ends meet in the US and the risks associated with predatory lending practices.
One of the most infuriating books I read back in the day when I was going to be working in a different field was a fantastic book called Nicolle and Dime by Barbara Ehrenreich.
It is a brilliant and again damning illustration of just how dangerous a lot of this stuff can be and how difficult it is for the average person to get by here in the US.
It was described as a powerful and frustrating read, highlighting the precarious financial situations and exploitation that many individuals in the United States face.
One of the most infuriating books I read back in the day when I was going to be working in a different field was a fantastic book called Nicolle and Dime by Barbara Ehrenreich.
It is a brilliant and again, damning illustration of just how dangerous a lot of this stuff can be and how difficult it is for the average person to get by here in the US.
It was described as a damning illustration of how dangerous predatory lending can be and how hard it is for average people to get by in the US, particularly when lacking funds for legal aid.
One of the most infuriating books I read back in the day when I was going to be working in a different field was a fantastic book called Nicolle and Dime by Barbara Ehrenreich.
it's a brilliant and again, damning illustration of just how dangerous a lot of this stuff can be and how difficult it is for the average person to get by here in the US.
It was mentioned as the source of the phrase 'The American Dream', defining it as a hope for a better life with opportunities for everyone based on their ability and achievement.
the dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement
— Episode: Banks Are Buying Your Neighborhood, Part...
It was mentioned as the source of the phrase 'The American Dream', defining it as a hope for a better life with opportunities for everyone based on their ability and achievement.
the dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement
The American Dream was described as a belief that life in America should be better and richer for everyone, with opportunities based on ability and achievement, a concept coined in this book.
the dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement
It was mentioned as the source of the phrase "American Dream", describing it as a vision of a better and fuller life for everyone based on achievement and ability.
the dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement.
How We Lie to Everyone---Especially Ourselves
It was discussed by a listener, who found the book fascinating and thought it would be a good topic for a podcast as it ties into issues related to banking, politics, and sports; it was said to question the idea of cheating and how it is universal.
recently read a book titled The Truth About Dishonesty and found it absolutely fascinating it explains and questions The idea of cheating and how it is universal seve...
— Episode: CLASSIC: Wikileaks and the DNC
It was discussed by a listener, who found the book fascinating and thought it would be a good topic for a podcast as it ties into issues related to banking, politics, and sports; it was said to question the idea of cheating and how it is universal.
recently read a book titled The Truth About Dishonesty and found it absolutely fascinating it explains and questions The idea of cheating and how it is universal several of The experiments made me question The nature of mankind but i know and see how The world works a bit clearer i also believe netflix has released a video version explaining The experiments within i thought it'd be a good idea to do a podcast on cheating and believing our own lies as it ties in nicely with issues uh at The heart of banking politics and sports
It was discussed in the context of cheating and how it is a universal human trait, and it was described as fascinating and thought-provoking.
Recently read a book titled The Truth About Dishonesty and found it absolutely fascinating. It explains and questions The idea of cheating and how it is universal.
It was discussed as being fascinating and explained the concept of cheating and its universality, with experiments that made the speaker question humanity and see the world more clearly.
recently read a book titled The Truth About Dishonesty and found it absolutely fascinating. It explains and questions The idea of cheating and how it is universal.
The Power of Disorder to Transform Our Lives
Tim Harford's 'Messy' was mentioned in passing with other works as a recommendation to listeners who were interested in learning more about his writing.
Take a page from Matt's book and join me as a fan of the data detective, along with the undercover economist and Messi and how to make the world add up.
— Episode: Cautionary Tales, with Tim Harford
Tim Harford's 'Messy' was mentioned in passing with other works as a recommendation to listeners who were interested in learning more about his writing.
Take a page from Matt's book and join me as a fan of the data detective, along with the undercover economist and Messi and how to make the world add up.
Tim Harford's book 'Messy' was mentioned briefly alongside 'The Data Detective' and 'The Undercover Economist'.
Take a page from Matt's book and join me as a fan of the data detective, along with the undercover economist and Messi and how to make the world add up.
It was mentioned as one of Tim Harford's books, along with 'The Data Detective' and 'The Undercover Economist'.
Take a page from Matt's book and join me as a fan of the data detective, along with the undercover economist and Messi and how to make the world add up.
Corporate Gangsters, Multinationals, and Rogue Politicians
It was described as the best encyclopedia the speaker had found on outbreaks of mass hysteria throughout history, and was noted as a good, albeit disturbing, read.
If you would like to learn more about this, it's the best encyclopedia I've found of mass hysteria outbreaks throughout history.
— Episode: Havana Syndrome. Part II: Global Controv...
It was described as the best encyclopedia the speaker had found on outbreaks of mass hysteria throughout history, and was noted as a good, albeit disturbing, read.
If you would like to learn more about this, it's the best encyclopedia I've found of mass hysteria outbreaks throughout history.
It is such a good and disturbing read.
It was described as the best encyclopedia the speaker had found on mass hysteria outbreaks throughout history, and was considered a good, yet disturbing read.
If you would like to learn more about this, it's the best encyclopedia I've found of mass hysteria outbreaks throughout history.
It is such a good and disturbing read.
It was described as the best encyclopedia of mass hysteria outbreaks throughout history and was considered a good and disturbing read.
If you would like to learn more about this, it's the best encyclopedia I've found of mass hysteria outbreaks throughout history.
How the Twelve Steps Offer a Surprising Path of Transformation for the Well-Adjusted, the Down-and-Out, and Everyone In Between
It focused on match fixing and corruption within the world of soccer, giving a close-up look at the individuals involved in the practice.
there's a couple things you can check out too if you're interested in older things this guy by the name of Declan Hill he's really the prime investigator into match fixing and corruption within soccer...
— Episode: CLASSIC: Sport Conspiracies, Part II
It focused on match fixing and corruption within the world of soccer, giving a close-up look at the individuals involved in the practice.
there's a couple things you can check out too if you're interested in older things this guy by the name of Declan Hill he's really the prime investigator into match fixing and corruption within soccer and Declan Hill is he wrote a book called I think it's simply called The Fix
It was described as a great read, focusing on match fixing and corruption within the soccer world and getting up close and personal with the perpetrators.
this guy by the name of Declan Hill he's really the prime investigator into match fixing and corruption within soccer and Declan Hill is he wrote a book called I think it's simply called The Fix
It was described as a great work and it involved the author getting up close and personal with those involved in soccer match fixing.
this guy by the name of Declan Hill he's really the prime investigator into match fixing and corruption within soccer and Declan Hill is he wrote a book called I think it's simply called The Fix and it involved him really getting involved and getting up close and personal with the guys who are fixing soccer matches and that's a great work as well on the subject.
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