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The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie and Katya features a pair of grizzled gay ghouls sitting on chairs, holding microphones, and discussing their fabulous lives in Tinseltown. (featuring occasional forays into movies, television shows, and air-conditioning) The New York Times called them models,...
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Trixie and Katya's Guide to Professional Womanhood
Trixie and Katya repeatedly highlighted their co‑authored guide to professional womanhood throughout the series, often providing a direct link for listeners to order it. They presented the title as a humorous yet insightful look at their drag careers and offered pre‑order details during many episodes. The overall tone was enthusiastic promotion, indicating a strong recommendation.
It was mentioned as a book that the podcast hosts wrote together.
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Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamolodchikova's book, "Working Girls", was mentioned during the podcast.
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The book "Working Girls" was mentioned, and listeners were encouraged to order their copies.
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The podcast hosts encourage listeners to order their copy of "Working Girls", a book they co-authored.
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The hosts mentioned their book "Working Girls" and invited listeners to purchase a copy on workinggirlsbook.com.
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The hosts mentioned their book "Working Girls" and provided a link to purchase it on their website.
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The hosts were talking about their book, "Working Girls." They were encouraging listeners to purchase the book.
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The hosts mentioned their book, "Working Girls", which is about their experiences in drag and comedy. They encouraged listeners to order a copy.
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It was mentioned as a book by Trixie and Katya, and listeners are encouraged to order a copy of the book.
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They discussed their book, "Working Girls", and how people could purchase it.
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They encouraged listeners to order a copy of their book, 'Working Girls,' which they had written together.
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The podcast hosts mentioned their book, "Working Girls" and encouraged listeners to purchase a copy from their website.
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The podcast hosts mentioned their book "Working Girls" and told the listeners how to order it.
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The book "Working Girls", was mentioned at the end of the podcast, along with a link to purchase a copy.
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The book was mentioned as a product being sold at workinggirlsbook.com, in a list of things related to the show.
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Trixie and Katya mentioned that their book, "Working Girls", is available for purchase online.
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The hosts mentioned their book "Working Girls" and encouraged listeners to buy a copy.
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The podcast hosts recommended their book "Working Girls" to listeners.
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The hosts mentioned their latest book, "Working Girls", and provided a link for listeners to order a copy.
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The hosts mentioned their book, 'Working Girls', and encouraged listeners to purchase a copy.
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Katya mentioned the book "Working Girls" that she co-authored with Trixie Mattel, inviting listeners to purchase it on workinggirlsbook.com.
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The podcasters mentioned their latest book, "Working Girls", and encouraged listeners to order a copy on the book's website.
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The podcast hosts mentioned their latest book, "Working Girls", and encouraged listeners to purchase a copy.
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The hosts mentioned their latest book "Working Girls" and encouraged listeners to order a copy.
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They mentioned their latest book, "Working Girls", and encouraged listeners to order their copy.
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The hosts mentioned their latest book, "Working Girls", and provided a link to purchase it.
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Trixie and Katya mentioned their book "Working Girls" and encouraged listeners to order a copy from their website.
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The hosts mention their latest book, "Working Girls" and encourage listeners to purchase a copy on their website.
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They mentioned their new book, "Working Girls", and provided a link to purchase it.
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The podcast hosts mentioned their latest book "Working Girls" and encouraged listeners to purchase a copy.
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It was mentioned as the latest book by Trixie and Katya, encouraging listeners to purchase a copy.
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The hosts mentioned their latest book, "Working Girls", and encouraged listeners to order a copy on their website.
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They mentioned their latest book, "Working Girls", and gave the website to order a copy.
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The podcasters announced their latest book, "Working Girls", and directed listeners to the website to order their copy.
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It was the name of Trixie and Katya's latest book, which they mentioned at the end of the episode.
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The hosts mentioned their latest book, "Working Girls", and provided a link for listeners to purchase it.
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The book was mentioned in a call to action for listeners to purchase a copy, which could be ordered from workinggirlsbook.com.
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The podcast hosts mentioned their new book, "Working Girls", and provided a link for listeners to purchase a copy.
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The hosts announced that they have a new book out called "Working Girls".
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Trixie and Katya mentioned their new book "Working Girls" and encouraged listeners to order a copy.
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The podcasters discussed their new book 'Working Girls' and encouraged listeners to purchase a copy.
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The podcast hosts mentioned their new book titled "Working Girls" and encouraged listeners to pre-order it on workinggirlsbook.com.
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Trixie and Katya discussed their book, 'Trixie and Katya's guide to professional womanhood,' which is currently on sale in places where books are sold.
And there's all you could ever want to know about that and more in Trixie and Katja's guide to professional womanhood. Currently on sale. Currently on sale any place where books are sold.
You don't need to read to be able to enjoy this book. Plenty of pictures and I think, what, 20 quid? Something like that?
It was mentioned that the new Trixie and Katya book 'Working Girls' is available for pre-order.
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The podcast hosts mentioned their new book, "Working Girls", which they were excited about. It was revealed that the book is relatively short, and they had a conversation with another author about the book's length.
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You and I had our book come out.
She said she, when she got the book, she was like, I couldn't believe how thin it was. Thank you. I was like, I thought I wrote the cheesecake factory menu.
I wrote the skinny, licious menu.
Moby Dick was just to be a turnout to be a pamphlet.
It was mentioned that a new book "Working Girls" is available for pre-order.
To pre-order your copy of our new book, "Working Girls", go to: workinggirlsbook.com
It was mentioned that the podcast hosts have a new book called "Working Girls" and gave their website address to pre-order a copy.
To pre-order your copy of our new book, "Working Girls", go to: workinggirlsbook.com
Trixie and Katya announced the pre-order for their new book, "Working Girls".
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Trixie and Katya mentioned their new book, "Working Girls", and provided a link for pre-ordering.
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The book is about work, and the podcast hosts joked about how people who listen to audiobooks and podcasts are 'losers' as they put on their next podcast.
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And then there was a woman who was working remotely, um, who was in my, uh, headphones in the way this woman had laser focused attention for the entire time, because she would pick up on these mouth clicks and these little gurgles. One time the guy heard my stomach growl and said we should pause for lunch.
I think we all, the three of us worked really hard that day.
And I mean, you know, reading the sections again too, it's, you know, um, this book is, I mean, both books are satire.
And we talk about like the pie in the sky entertainment, you know?
The podcast hosts mentioned their new book, "Working Girls", and encouraged listeners to pre-order their copy from workinggirlsbook.com.
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The hosts mentioned that their new book, "Working Girls," is available for pre-order.
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The speakers mentioned their new book, "Working Girls", which is available for pre-order.
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The book "Working Girls" was mentioned and listeners were encouraged to pre-order their copy.
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They announced the pre-order for their new book "Working Girls" which is available on workinggirlsbook.com.
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The hosts announced that their new book, "Working Girls," is available for pre-order.
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The hosts mentioned their new book, "Working Girls", and encouraged listeners to pre-order their copy on workinggirlsbook.com.
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Trixie and Katya announced that their new book "Working Girls" is available for pre-order.
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The hosts of the podcast 'The Bald and the Beautiful', Trixie and Katya, recommended their book 'Working Girls'.
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It was Scarlet Envy's first published book and she was very happy about it. She mentioned that it was a labor of love and a very special accomplishment for her.
Look at this published author.
It's my first published book.
It's fantastic.
So this is poetry?
This is poetry. These are pictures as well for those of you who cannot read.
The podcast hosts mentioned their book, "Working Girls", and encouraged listeners to purchase a copy.
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The book 'Working Girls' by Trixie and Katya was mentioned, listeners were encouraged to order a copy via the provided website.
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Notes on Modern Irrationality
The book was repeatedly highlighted by Amanda Montel, the host of the Magical Overthinkers podcast, who introduced it as her New York Times bestseller during several episode ads. She presented it as a companion to her podcasts, emphasizing its focus on overthinking and modern irrationality. The podcast consistently promoted the title in a positive, enthusiastic tone.
The book was mentioned by Amanda Montel, the host of the Magical Overthinkers podcast, as her New York Times bestselling book.
Introducing the Magical Overthinkers Podcast, a show for thought spirallers exploring the subjects we can't stop overthinking about. I'm your host Amanda Montel, author of the New York Times bestselling book The Age of Magical Overthinking and host of the Sounds Like a Cult podcast.
The Magical Overthinkers podcast host Amanda Montel mentioned her New York Times bestselling book "The Age of Magical Overthinking" during her ad.
Introducing the Magical Overthinkers podcast, a show for thought spirallers exploring the subjects we can't stop overthinking about. I'm your host, Amanda Montel, author of the New York Times bestselling book, The Age of Magical Overthinking and host of the Sounds Like a Cult podcast.
The host of the "Magical Overthinkers" podcast, Amanda Montel, mentioned her New York Times bestselling book, "The Age of Magical Overthinking", and encouraged listeners to check out her show.
Introducing the Magical Overthinkers podcast, a show for thought spirallers, exploring the subjects we can't stop overthinking about. I'm your host, Amanda Montel, author of the New York Times bestselling book, "The Age of Magical Overthinking" and host of the Sounds Like a Cult podcast.
The book was mentioned in conjunction with the host's other podcast, Sounds Like a Cult, and the host's current podcast, Magical Overthinkers.
I'm your host, Amanda Montel, author of the New York Times bestselling book, The Age of Magical Overthinking and host of the Sounds Like a Cult podcast.
The speaker mentioned recommending this book as part of a podcast recommendation. The book's author is also the host of the podcast.
Are you an overthinker? Then I have a podcast recommendation for you. Introducing the magical overthinkers podcast, a show for thought spirallers, exploring the subjects we can't stop overthinking about. I'm your host, Amanda Montel, author of the New York Times bestselling book, The Age of Magical Overthinking and host of the sounds like a cult podcast.
The book was mentioned in relation to the podcast host Amanda Montel's other work. It was noted as a New York Times bestseller.
Introducing the Magical Overthinkers podcast, a show for thought spirallers exploring the subjects we can't stop overthinking about. I'm your host, Amanda Montel, author of the New York Times bestselling book The Age of Magical Overthinking and host of the Sounds Like a Cult podcast.
The book, written by the podcast guest, Amanda Montel, was mentioned as a New York Times bestseller. It was discussed in relation to her podcast, 'Magical Overthinkers'.
Introducing the Magical Overthinkers Podcast, a show for thought spirallers exploring the subjects we can't stop overthinking about.
The book was referenced in three episodes, with Katya using it to illustrate a two‑week starving period omitted from the film adaptation, Sarah noting it as the lightest thing she’d read that year and admitting she read it because everyone expected her to, and Alexis citing its portrayal of an upper‑class with facial implants as inspiration for a makeup look. The hosts treated it as a cultural touchstone rather than a strong endorsement.
The speaker mentioned that it was the lightest book they had read this year, but admitted they had read it because they felt they had to, and were happy to be able to participate in the fan community online.
I would say the lightest thing that I've read is probably the newest Hunger Games.
Okay, but that's because everyone was like you got to read it and I did and they were like dude you did it.
The books' depiction of the upper class with facial implants and a feline-like appearance was mentioned as inspiration for Alexis Stone's makeup look. It was described as representing a particular idea of beauty at a specific time in Alexis' life.
In the hunger games books, the upper class have like implants and they look almost feline.
The book was mentioned in comparison to *Misery* because the book included a two-week period where the main character almost starved, which was omitted from the adaptation.
Kind of like in the Hunger Games. She's in the Hunger Games. She, there's like a whole two weeks they don't show where she almost starves. So they don't eat in the Hunger Games.
A Novel
The hosts highlighted the book as far more intense and graphic than its film adaptation, noting especially the brutal foot‑removal scene. They praised its terrifying, psychologically disturbing atmosphere and described it as a scary, horror‑filled experience that doesn’t rely on jump scares. Both hosts expressed strong enthusiasm for the title, calling it great and recommending it to listeners.
The book was mentioned in relation to Kathy Bates' Oscar win for the film adaptation. One host expressed that they had just finished reading it.
I finished Misery and I was like, you know what? After reading this, Miss Kathy Bates...
Both Trixie and Katya discussed Stephen King's "Misery", highlighting its terrifying and psychologically disturbing nature, particularly the suspenseful dread it evokes without relying on jump scares.
I'm reading Stephen King's Misery right now.
Oh, yeah. Love it. Great. Terrifying. Terrifying.
It's scary. It's scary. It's horrible. It's also not supernatural. You know, the bad guy in Misery is an unhinged insane woman, which is not far-fetched fantasy. It's all of us.
The book was discussed as being much more intense and graphic than the movie adaptation, particularly concerning the scenes involving the hobbling and the removal of the protagonist's foot and thumb.
Mary, that book, Misery Got My Pussy in a Knot. It's amazing. And she kicked it down the stairs. Spoiler, big time spoiler alert. People who have seen the movie. The movie's amazing. Movie's great.
So in the movie. She takes an, yeah. In the movie she breaks the ankle. She takes a sledgehammer. Yeah. She puts a block of wood between his ankles and then she whacks it with a sledgehammer to break his ankles.
So in the book, Mama, she takes an axe to the fucking foot. And it doesn't happen once. It goes wham. And then wham. Yeah. And then she gets that last little piece of gristle. Wham. And then a blow, torch to Carter, rise to the wound. Baby. In the book, she takes the foot off. He only takes one foot off. One foot.
Also the ending. Oh, he kind of is like seeing her forever. And then in the end you're like, is it her? Is it her? Is he just seeing her? But also when that, when, okay. So fast forward, fast forward, fast forward, you know, the, the fight scene in the end with that, you know, stuff in the charred, um, uh, manuscript into her mouth in the book. Oh, it's much longer and much cuntier.
Gobbled it up. And honestly, similar to The Shining, what you miss in the book, the feeling of isolation, the feeling of you are fucked.
Dune, Dune Messiah, and Children of Dune
The title was brought up by guests as part of their personal reading experiences, with one describing it as a slog to finish and another praising the first volume as thick, juicy, and riveting. Both hosts referenced the related movies and encouraged listeners to give it a try. The overall tone was mixed, highlighting both the challenge and the reward of reading the series.
The speaker felt that the book was riveting and full of content, especially the first book in the series, which was described as being thick, juicy and good. They were also a fan of the movies.
I have been reading Dune, which is the equivalent of 37 books.
Yeah, it actually kind of is as you said 3,000 pages and I've read.
That first book is so fucking riveting.
It is, I can't, I don't really do like, I don't seek out sci-fi as like my primary genre of interest, but this fucking book is so thick and good and juicy.
You got to get into it.
Kristen Schaal mentioned reading the Dune books and described the reading experience as a bit of a slog. She mentioned also watching the films based on the books.
I'm like spite reading them. Like, cause you know, if you started something, I might as well just finish it.
But it's like a slog to get through.
Put down your dumb dune book and pick up all fours.
Mary Poppins, Mary Poppins Comes Back, Mary Poppins Opens the Door, and Mary Poppins in the Park
The book was referenced twice by Trixie as a hardcover novel while the hosts discussed how a person's death could be monetized and turned into merchandise. It was mentioned only in passing to illustrate the type of product that could be created from a public figure's legacy, without any detailed analysis of its content. The overall tone was offhand and the book was not evaluated beyond the brief mention.
It was mentioned as a hardcover novel during a discussion about death and how to capitalize on it for publicity and profit.
Mary, the hardcover novel.
It was mentioned as a hardcover novel, in the context of discussing the potential for monetizing one's death and creating merchandise based on their persona.
Mary, the hardcover novel.
How to Defeat Cultural Marxism in America
The hosts referenced the book during a comedy skit, noting its serious cover and its focus on Marxism in America. They joked about reading it to children and mocked the author’s appearance, treating it as a humorous talking point rather than a recommendation. Overall, the discussion was light‑hearted and the book was mentioned in passing.
Ted Cruz's new book, "Unwoke", is about Marxism in America. The podcast hosts joked about it and the cover photo of Cruz.
And they said do you wanna do this little skit And I said sure what is it And they had me come in and read to children And I said groomer, groom squad
And they said well it's a comedy skit about drag queens reading to children Where you're gonna read them Ted Cruz's new book And I said now I'm interested Although now it's on Cruz control bitch Because his new book is called Unwoke
And it's about Marxism in America It was so funny It was so And on the cover he looks So serious He looks so serious And so I go in Excuse your mouth, he looks so what?
Did you know that people think he's the Zodiac Killer by the way Yes it's funny It's fierce In every comment of anything he's like So you're the Zodiac Killer huh It's pretty amazing And so I go in and there's kids Real kids
And I go in and I sit and I really have to read to them And they're real kids Ew Kids man They're disgusting Mama anything and everything they're horrible Professional TV kids The worst kind ever
Ted Cruz's new book, called "Unwoke", was about Marxism in America. It was said to be funny, with a serious-looking Ted Cruz on the cover.
And they said do you wanna do this little skit And I said sure what is it And they had me come in and read to children And I said groomer, groom squad
And then they said well it's a comedy skit about drag queens reading to children Where you're gonna read them Ted Cruz's new book And I said now I'm interested Although now it's on Cruz control bitch Because his new book is called Unwoke
And it's about Marxism in America It was so funny It was so And on the cover he looks So serious He looks so serious
Excuse your mouth, he looks so what? He's obviously Seriously ugly
And I go in and I sit and I really have to read to them And they're real kids Ew Kids man They're disgusting Mama anything and everything they're horrible Professional TV kids The worst kind ever
Trixie expressed her enthusiasm for Alan Moore’s work, highlighting the book’s striking artwork and its dystopian setting, while the hosts later noted its status as a seminal graphic novel that even inspired a TV adaptation. Both episodes conveyed strong admiration and a desire to revisit the story.
Trixie discussed her love for Alan Moore and his work, particularly "Watchmen". She was reading "V for Vendetta" and was impressed by the art style.
Right now I'm reading because I'm obsessed with Alan Moore who wrote The Watchman. Mm-hmm. I'm reading V for Vendetta I've never watched the movie or anything. So I don't know anything look at the art inside just crack it open I don't know what you call this style Look how it's like a all shadowy and like 60s. Isn't that amazing?
Seriously, I don't know how they make comic books. I know that someone has never picked up a comic book No, I never okay. Okay, so I think someone draws it and someone colors it right two different jobs Coloring in this one, it's gorgeous pale yellows and the teals. It's great. So cool. Basically, I'm only a few chapters in but it's about like a version of London in 1997 where it's run by fascists Fishes them fishes them That's what I've been up to
The podcast hosts discussed how Watchmen was one of the most influential graphic novels and the Watchmen tv series had really worked them out.
Oh yeah. By Alan Moore. Cause it's a graphic novel. I read graphic novels now.
Oh, I don't know that one.
In this one, they, um, the world is about to end again. And so as Amanda is like, well, Dr. Manhattan has been missing for 20 years, but I think I know where he is.
And then I read before Watchmen, which is a prequel to watch women grow where the watch, I think I read all the Watchmen now, but girl Watchmen worked me out.
I think I'm gonna read it again. Do it. Watch the series again. Um, so lit.
Trixie Mattel referenced the title in two episodes, noting that she had used it as a source of vampire-themed pornography for personal pleasure. The comment highlighted the book's sexually suggestive content rather than endorsing it as a reading recommendation. No other hosts offered a formal recommendation or critique.
It was mentioned as a source of vampire-themed pornography, and the speaker expressed having masturbated to it in the past.
I've jerked it to Anne Rice novels. That was my vampire porn.
It was mentioned as a source of vampire-themed pornography, implying the book's sexually suggestive content.
I've jerked it to Anne Rice novels. That was my vampire porn.
Trixie and Katya mentioned the book during a conversation about their co‑authored guide, describing it as a satirical take on modern womanhood and pointing out a humorous section on hygiene. They noted that, while the title was a New York Times bestseller, it was more suited for satire than practical advice, and suggested listeners check other titles for serious guidance.
Trixie Mattel mentioned their book with Katya Zamolodchikova, "A Guide to Modern Womanhood", which was compared to Drew Afualo's book, "Loud".
So if you're looking for satire, maybe try our book, but if you're looking for actual inspired stories about living your life, check out loud period.
Kati and I wrote a couple of books. Yes. I actually have one of your books.
I have my sister actually got it for me for my birthday. Like before I even had a tick tock Kati and I having a guide to modern womanhood feels slightly less helpful than your book, which is actually about helping women.
The podcasters mentioned their book, "Trixie and Katya's Guide to Modern Womanhood", noting a section where Katya discusses her relationship with hygiene, which is connected to beauty.
Some of the people listening might know us from the New York Times bestseller which is called The New York Times Bestseller and in that book we wrote Trixie and Katya's Guide to Modern Womanhood now available everywhere there's a part where you mention your relationship with hygiene which I think counts as beauty
The hosts talked about the title in two episodes, with Trixie highlighting its striking artwork and the dystopian, fascist London setting. She also praised the film adaptation, especially Natalie Portman's performance, and expressed enthusiasm for the graphic novel's style and storytelling. Overall, the discussion conveyed strong approval of the book.
The hosts discussed the book and film adaptation of "V for Vendetta", praising Natalie Portman's performance.
I watched a V for Vendetta a couple months ago. That I have not seen. Cause I read the book and she is. Graphic novel. Yes. She was so good in it. Was it? Oh yeah. Really good. Love the book. Is there just one or is it a series?
Trixie discussed reading "V for Vendetta", emphasizing the artistry and the story's setting in a fascist London in 1997.
Right now I'm reading because I'm obsessed with Alan Moore who wrote The Watchman. Mm-hmm. I'm reading V for Vendetta I've never watched the movie or anything. So I don't know anything look at the art inside just crack it open I don't know what you call this style Look how it's like a all shadowy and like 60s. Isn't that amazing?
Seriously, I don't know how they make comic books. I know that someone has never picked up a comic book No, I never okay. Okay, so I think someone draws it and someone colors it right two different jobs Coloring in this one, it's gorgeous pale yellows and the teals. It's great. So cool. Basically, I'm only a few chapters in but it's about like a version of London in 1997 where it's run by fascists Fishes them fishes them That's what I've been up to
The hosts referenced a monologue from the mother in the film adaptation during a drag routine, and later Jackie Beat described the title as a brief, interview‑styled novel that diverged from its movie version. She noted it was not a great book but found it enjoyable and highlighted its unique narrative format. The discussion was mostly casual with mild critique.
The hosts discussed Lip Synca's drag routine, which includes a monologue from the mom in the movie "Carrie".
And the monologue from the mom from Carrie at the end.
It was described as a short and impactful book, though noted to be different from its movie adaptation. The book's narrative style, using interviews and news clippings, was highlighted.
I had the pleasure of reading Carrie last year.
It was a nice short little, obviously you've read it. It's not a great book.
I liked it. I thought like, it's definitely different from the movie.
It's told like entirely in like an interview with a neighbor, a news clipping.
Wasn't it his first book?
The book was referenced twice on the show, with Katya mentioning it in passing during both episodes. In the first episode, she brought it up in a brief comment, and in the second she used it as a comparison when describing a scene involving the 9/11 attacks. The hosts treated it as a casual cultural reference rather than a recommendation.
Trixie mentioned the book 'Dolores Claiborne' by Stephen King.
You are. Yeah. Just like what's her name from Dolores Claiborne
It was mentioned in relation to a scene in Dr. Sleep where characters watch the 9/11 attacks from a distance.
And they're there like Dolores Claiborne with the reflector boxes, like living. Living. That's two planes, not three, Dolores.
The book was briefly referenced by Trixie while naming her favorite Lana Del Rey albums, appearing as one item among many in her list. No detailed analysis or endorsement was given, and it was mentioned only in passing.
This album was mentioned as part of a list of Lana Del Rey albums, showcasing the speaker's fandom.
all that stuff up until Norman Rockwell.
The hosts expressed regret that they missed the initial buzz around the album while they were filming Drag Race, noting they wished they could have joined the early conversations about it. No recommendation or detailed discussion of the chord book itself was offered.
One of the speakers was upset that they missed the initial release and discussion surrounding this album due to being on Drag Race.
I remember we were on Drag Race when Ultraviolence came out and I remember getting out back to home and being so bereft that I missed the four weeks, the three or four weeks of it being new and people talking about it.
This album was mentioned as part of a list of Lana Del Rey albums, showcasing the speaker's fandom.
Born to Die, Paradise, Honeymoon, Ultraviolence, Lust for Life,
— Episode: "If I'm Not Laughing, I'm Having Fun" wi...
This album was mentioned as part of a list of Lana Del Rey albums, showcasing the speaker's fandom.
Born to Die, Paradise, Honeymoon, Ultraviolence, Lust for Life,
Power Struggles, Scandals, and Defining Moments
Trixie received a book about birds as a birthday gift, and they were both excited to look through it.
It's a pretty book. Birds.
— Episode: Lost In Scott's Eyes with Trixie and Kat...
Trixie received a book about birds as a birthday gift, and they were both excited to look through it.
It's a pretty book. Birds.
I love this. On the front, there's a beautiful red cardinal. Oh my gosh. I'm going to love this. It's pretty. It's pretty.
Birds are the tea. I'm sorry. They are just life. They are nature's mystery.
It's like a coffee table book. Obviously, you're not going to carry that in your pocketbook.
Every page of that book, birds.
Katya brought up "The Book of Mormon" while discussing a Magic Eye image and comparing it to different things, referencing parts of it as a way to explain how the image worked.
The Book of Mormon.
— Episode: Straight People Having Sex & Drinking Eg...
Katya brought up "The Book of Mormon" while discussing a Magic Eye image and comparing it to different things, referencing parts of it as a way to explain how the image worked.
The Book of Mormon.
Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma
The book was mentioned as being completely illuminating regarding the connection between mind, body, medicine, and insurance systems.
I read that book, The Body Keeps the Score, and it was completely illuminating about this exact subject.
— Episode: Lushious Massacr's Plan for World Peace...
The book was mentioned as being completely illuminating regarding the connection between mind, body, medicine, and insurance systems.
I read that book, The Body Keeps the Score, and it was completely illuminating about this exact subject.
Note: The book recommendations on this page are discovered automatically from podcast transcripts, and may be incorrect or incomplete.
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