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The Story of Success
It was mentioned that Malcolm Gladwell's book 'Outliers' explains how circumstance can play a huge part in success, similar to Bill Gates' access to a computer in his hometown.
Just like if you've read Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell. He would write like Bill Gates. He was born where there was a computer. He lived where there was a computer or he wouldn't have be...
— Episode: The Bobby Bones Special Saturday Show!
It was mentioned that Malcolm Gladwell's book 'Outliers' explains how circumstance can play a huge part in success, similar to Bill Gates' access to a computer in his hometown.
Just like if you've read Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell. He would write like Bill Gates. He was born where there was a computer. He lived where there was a computer or he wouldn't have been able to be Bill Gates. Like in his town, it was like one of the only computers for hundreds of miles. Had that one computer not been where he was, he would not have been able to be the Bill Gates that we know.
The book was mentioned in the context of a potential project with its author, Malcolm Gladwell. The speaker expressed admiration for Gladwell's work.
he wrote Outliers and Blink and David and Goliath and he's...
Jelly Roll reread this Malcolm Gladwell book the year before the podcast recording as part of his annual tradition.
Last year I reread Outliers.
The hosts discussed the show 'Presumed Innocent,' which is based on the book of the same name by Scott Turow. They weren't impressed with the show.
Presumed Innocent at number one, that's accurate.
— Episode: Tuesday Post Show (7-30-24)
The hosts discussed the show 'Presumed Innocent,' which is based on the book of the same name by Scott Turow. They weren't impressed with the show.
Presumed Innocent at number one, that's accurate.
And I will say I wasn't paying full attention, but it just couldn't follow. Like once I saw these big characters, did you see them?
I think I'm with you, but if Caitlin might keep going, then... I think she just wants to give it more of a chance.
It was said to be a good show but too long. It was an Apple Plus show starring Jake Gyllenhaal and was considered to be the best show of the year so far.
I finished Presumed Innocent. It's Jake Gyllenhaal, Apple Plus. I loved it.
I finished Presumed Innocent. It's Jake Gyllenhaal, Apple Plus. I loved it.
by Louisa Alcott | Complete Hardcover Edition
The podcast mentioned that a set of Madame Alexander dolls based on this book was particularly famous and valuable, with the four-doll set being worth $400.
One of the most famous for the Madame Alexander was the the the Little Women's set by Louisa May Alcott and the reason why that was so important was because there was another set of d...
— Episode: (Tues Full Show) Lunchbox Makes Deal Wit...
The podcast mentioned that a set of Madame Alexander dolls based on this book was particularly famous and valuable, with the four-doll set being worth $400.
One of the most famous for the Madame Alexander was the the the Little Women's set by Louisa May Alcott and the reason why that was so important was because there was another set of dolls that dealt with what were called the Dion quintuplets and Those dolls were so desirable if you have those dolls, they're like 1200 bucks for those dolls But these Madame Alexander dolls the the four set are 400 bucks So they're still pretty valuable
The Little Women Madame Alexander doll set was mentioned as being particularly famous and valuable, with a value of \u0024400 for the four-doll set.
One of the most famous for the Madame Alexander was the Little Women set by Louisa May Alcott.
The Madame Alexander *Little Women* doll set was discussed, noting its significance in the doll collecting world and its current value. The dolls' worth was compared to another popular doll set, the Dionne quintuplets.
One of the most famous for the Madame Alexander was the Little Women set by Louisa May Alcott.
And the reason why that was so important was because there was another set of dolls that dealt with what were called the Dionne quintuplets.
And those dolls were so desirable if you had those dolls, they're like $1,200 for those dolls. But these Madame Alexander dolls the four set are $400.
Books 1-4 (Junie B. Jones Box Set 1)
It was mentioned that the Junie B. Jones books were someone's favorite growing up.
Did Aunt Judy write that Junie B. Jones books? Cause those were my favorite.
— Episode: Best Bits: Morgan’s Sister’s Wedding Wee...
It was mentioned that the Junie B. Jones books were someone's favorite growing up.
Did Aunt Judy write that Junie B. Jones books? Cause those were my favorite.
What is Junie B. Jones?
Junie. June. Well, I say Junie. Yeah. Junie B. Jones.
No, no. Spell it. It's not Judy, but I just thought maybe it could be Junie.
Oh, I've seen those before. Yeah. I remember those.
Morgan mentioned Junie B. Jones as a favorite book series of hers when she was younger. She referenced them when she was talking with Lunchbox about her Aunt Judy.
Did Aunt Judy write that Junie B. Jones books? Cause those were my favorite.
Junie B. Jones book series?
Junie B. Jones.
Morgan stated that Junie B. Jones was her favorite book series when she was a child.
Junie B. Jones was my favorite book series ever.
Simple Lessons on Living, Loving, Eating, and Dusting Off Your Boots
It was mentioned in a trivia game about lyrics of famous country songs, with the question being what age the singer turned in the summer.
In the song Fancy by Reba, the singer recalls a summer when she turned what age?
— Episode: Mon Part 1: Lunchbox’s Golf Tournament D...
It was mentioned in a trivia game about lyrics of famous country songs, with the question being what age the singer turned in the summer.
In the song Fancy by Reba, the singer recalls a summer when she turned what age?
Reba McEntire's new book, "Not That Fancy," was promoted through 40 corn mazes across 24 states.
And Reba said, yeah, three things I love. Farming family, friends and this includes all of them.
Reba McEntire's new book, "Not That Fancy," was promoted with 40 corn mazes across 24 states.
half of America is getting a Reba McEntire corn maze this weekend
there's 40 corn mazes and it's all to promote her new book that's coming out next month called Not That Fancy
A Novel
It was described as awesome and unputdownable; one person finished it in a single day. It is a Hulu series based on the book, and was released in 2016.
It's called '11 22 63'. It's like the date, I guess, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. And it is awesome. I got man, Abby, what a good recommendation.
— Episode: (Tues Full Show) Lunchbox’s Latest Attem...
It was described as awesome and unputdownable; one person finished it in a single day. It is a Hulu series based on the book, and was released in 2016.
It's called '11 22 63'. It's like the date, I guess, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. And it is awesome. I got man, Abby, what a good recommendation.
I'm five episodes in out of eight, I think. And dude, I can't stop watching it.
It's on Hulu. But here's the deal. It's not like on a front page of Hulu. You got to search it out. The numbers are hard to remember though. I know. 11 22 63.
Yeah, but it's also based on Stephen King's novel. The book.
Oh, yeah. I finished it in like one day.
It was highly praised by one listener, who finished it in a day. The listener found it on Hulu and recommended it to others.
It's called 11 22 63. 1-2-6-6-3. It's like the date I guess John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Yes. And it is awesome.
I'm five episodes in out of eight, I think. And dude, I can't stop watching it.
It's on Hulu. But here's the deal. It's not like on a front page of Hulu. You got to search it out.
Oh, yeah. I finished it in like one day.
It came on Hulu in 2016.
Abby watched this miniseries and described it as a thriller that kept her on the edge of her seat, leaving her wanting to know what happened next. She was surprised by how good it was and gave a rave review about James Franco's performance.
So this weekend or last weekend I was at your house, you know, watching your animals. Yeah. So I was just like, I'm going to watch everything. So I tried to turn that movie on. I had to turn it off.
I think I had just finished the 11, 22, 63. So you wanted Dark and Mysterious. Yes. Like I was already in that where I could not get up after watching that.
I mean, during it, I could not get up. I did not want to go to the bathroom or anything. I wanted to sit there and know what happened next. Like I was on the edge of my seat. Okay. And that doesn't happen very often for me.
Yeah, I was gonna say that's a big raving review from you. It really is. It just... I wasn't expecting it to be that good.
He's the main actor and he's really good.
I have a new appreciation for him.
The podcast mentioned that the Fifty Shades trilogy was originally written as fan fiction of the Twilight book series. This fact was discussed during the Elder vs. Millennial segment of the show.
The Fifty Shades novel trilogy was originally written as a fan fiction work of what other book series?
— Episode: (Thurs Full Show) Lunchbox Gets Another...
The podcast mentioned that the Fifty Shades trilogy was originally written as fan fiction of the Twilight book series. This fact was discussed during the Elder vs. Millennial segment of the show.
The Fifty Shades novel trilogy was originally written as a fan fiction work of what other book series?
Twilight. Correct.
It's fan fiction. That's crazy, huh?
The book was referenced in a joke about the phrase "Chamber of Commerce" sounding like something from the book. The comedian found it humorous that people laughed at this unexpected comparison.
Chamber of Commerce sounds like something from that Fifty Shades of Grey book.
Chamber of Commerce sounds like something from that Fifty Shades of Grey book.
Bobby Bones mentioned having read this book. He also mentioned a music video that was shot for this book.
He shades of gray you read that one
Yeah, cuz we shot a music video. I did reach his grave. Yeah, I Think you had I never saw the movie. No. Yeah, maybe I think
One Woman's Pursuit of Pleasure in Paris
Glynnis MacNicol's memoir, I'm Mostly Here to Enjoy Myself, was featured prominently on the show, where the hosts discussed its central theme of seeking pleasure and liberation in middle age. The key focus was MacNicol's powerful perspective on shedding shame surrounding one's existence and life choices. She emphasized the importance of questioning who benefits when one feels bad about pursuing what they truly desire.
It was described as a memoir about seeking pleasure in middle age, and the author mentioned overcoming shame around her existence.
At some point I stopped feeling shame around any part of my existence. There was a point where I thought, who's benefiting from my feeling of shame? If there's a general sense of like, oh goodness, she's doing what she wants, who benefits from you feeling bad about that? Because usually not anyone whose opinion you're interested in, I would argue.
The podcast host discussed Glenys McNichol's memoir, which focuses on seeking pleasure in middle age and overcoming shame around one's existence. The author's perspective on not letting shame dictate one's actions was highlighted.
It's all about seeking pleasure in middle age.
At some point I stopped feeling shame around any part of my existence.
If there's a general sense of like, oh goodness, she's doing what she wants, who benefits from you feeling bad about that?
Because usually not anyone whose opinion you're interested in, I would argue.
The podcast discussed Glennis McNickle's memoir, focusing on her perspective on seeking pleasure in middle age and overcoming shame around her life choices. It was described as a book about seeking pleasure in middle age.
at some point I stopped feeling shame around any part of my existence
there was a point where I thought who's benefiting from my feeling ashamed?
if there's a general sense of like oh goodness she's doing what she wants who benefits from you feeling bad about that?
because usually not anyone whose opinion you're interested in I would argue
It was described as a book about love during World War II, but not explicitly a romance novel.
Right now I'm reading "We Were the Lucky Ones", which is about a love in World War II.
— Episode: Thurs Full Show: Our New Bathroom Rule +...
It was described as a book about love during World War II, but not explicitly a romance novel.
Right now I'm reading "We Were the Lucky Ones", which is about a love in World War II.
It was described as a good book about World War II that was hard to put down; the listener was also planning to watch the Hulu series based on it.
I'm on a World War two kick. And it's because of the air. Because so good.
I'm reading We Were the Lucky Ones, which is has already been made into a Hulu special. And I saw Mike D's wife Kelsey post about it. She said it was such a good book. She couldn't put it down.
We Were the Lucky Ones.
The book was brought up when Abby gave it as a gift to Bobby Bones on multiple occasions, first as a previous gift to Abby and later as a used copy presented to Bobby. The hosts noted the humor in the choice and questioned whether it was the most appropriate gift given Bobby’s interest in singing. Overall, the discussion treated the title as a light‑hearted, casual mention rather than a serious recommendation.
Abby gave this book as a gift to Bobby Bones; it was a used copy and Bobby found it humorous.
I got you a book, Singing For Dummies. And it was like used with the, yeah.
Abby gave this book as a gift to Bobby Bones; it was a used copy, and Bobby questioned the appropriateness of the gift, considering Abby's knowledge of Bobby's interest in singing.
I got you a book Singing For Dummies.
But you could have got her any singing book. You had to get her Singing For Dummies.
My Life in Rhinestones
Dolly Parton discussed her book, "Behind the Scenes: My Life in Rhinestones," which details her life and career. She also reflected on the challenges and criticisms she faced while establishing her unique style and persona in the country music industry.
It wasn't easy, but I chose to be myself even still, some things would embarrass me, some things hurt my feelings, but not enough to stop me, you know, because I always just wore things that I was com...
— Episode: Best Bits: JUST THE BITS
Dolly Parton discussed her book, "Behind the Scenes: My Life in Rhinestones," which details her life and career. She also reflected on the challenges and criticisms she faced while establishing her unique style and persona in the country music industry.
It wasn't easy, but I chose to be myself even still, some things would embarrass me, some things hurt my feelings, but not enough to stop me, you know, because I always just wore things that I was comfortable with.
I felt it was more important that I please myself and that I be happy within myself and that I'd be mostly be comfortable in my own skin as I say, no matter how far I've stretched it.
It's more important what you think of you than what somebody else thinks of you.
My first time I played the Grand Ole Opry, it's all a blur. When I was doing comedy at the Grand Ole Opry, it's all a blur, and I don't remember it that well.
I remember even the very first time that I sang on the radio when I was 10 years old, and that's when I got addicted to that feeling of that audience.
Dolly Parton discussed her new book, "Behind the Scenes: My Life in Rhinestones," which details her life and career. She reflected on the challenges and criticisms she faced while forging her unique path in the music industry.
I chose to be myself even still. Some things would embarrass me, some things hurt my feelings but not enough to stop me.
It wasn't but I chose to be myself even still. Some things would embarrass me, some things hurt my feelings but not enough to stop me.
I always just wore things that I was comfortable with. I didn't have the money to be fashionable. You know back in the in the days and but I just wore what I was comfortable with what I thought fit my personality and it was a country girl's idea of glam.
So if I'm comfortable everybody around me is comfortable.
The album is out today it's dolly and everybody else that's super famous but slightly less famous than her because nobody's more famous than you you're the queen you're the queen 30 songs nine original tracks and 21 iconic rock anthems and I thought I don't want to say iconic rock anthems that might feel but no it's true you know you picked the biggest I did I wanted to weren't scared you win yeah with the best artists that I could find to help me out on and behind the scenes was I don't think we ever mentioned the title of the book behind the scenes came out last month oh yeah I didn't know if we had the title of my life in rhinestones and this is the subtitle I didn't get to yeah but that's life in rhinestones
Dolly Parton's book, "My Life in Rhinestones," was mentioned as having been released a month before this podcast recording. The book details Parton's life and career, touching upon her unique style and experiences in the music industry.
behind the scenes came out last month
oh you did yeah I didn't know if we had the title of it my life in rhinestones and this is my life in rhinestones title I didn't get to yeah but that's life in rhinestones you have a lot of rhinestones
A Comic's Life
Bobby Bones mentioned reading Steve Martin's book "Born Standing Up" more than any other book except "How to Win Friends and Influence People". He was impressed by how Steve Martin was the first comedian to do stadiums, even without the technology and equipment they have today.
I've read his book Born Standing Up probably more than any other book, except how to make friends and influence people.
— Episode: Fri Part 1: Bobby's Top 5 Dream Intervie...
Bobby Bones mentioned reading Steve Martin's book "Born Standing Up" more than any other book except "How to Win Friends and Influence People". He was impressed by how Steve Martin was the first comedian to do stadiums, even without the technology and equipment they have today.
I've read his book Born Standing Up probably more than any other book, except how to make friends and influence people.
Born Standing Up.
Born Standing Up. That's genius.
It was mentioned as Bobby Bones' favorite book and he said he's read it twice or three times.
The book I've read the most is called Born Standing Up by Steve Martin.
A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment
Dirk Smiley said that he read this book.
Uh, what are we The Power of Now? I've read that. Yeah. I read that totally. Yeah. Yeah.
— Episode: Best Bits: JUST THE BITS
Dirk Smiley said that he read this book.
Uh, what are we The Power of Now? I've read that. Yeah. I read that totally. Yeah. Yeah.
Bobby Bones recently finished reading this book and said it was easy for him to read, although he admits it is a very intense book to process for others.
I started a new book last night, late. What is it? Well, I just finished The Power of Now.
Oh, Eckhart Tolle. Yeah, how'd you know that?
To me, it was like reading a third grade book, so who knows?
Bobby Bones used it as an example of a book that he might claim to read instead of playing video games when he was embarrassed about his video game habit early in his relationship with his wife. It was mentioned in the past tense.
So then I was just embarrassed because I was like, yeah, it wasn't that she was even judging me, I was embarrassed I was playing it all the time because I felt like she thought it was a kid thing. It...
— Episode: Fri Full Show: Josh Turner Is In Studio!...
Bobby Bones used it as an example of a book that he might claim to read instead of playing video games when he was embarrassed about his video game habit early in his relationship with his wife. It was mentioned in the past tense.
So then I was just embarrassed because I was like, yeah, it wasn't that she was even judging me, I was embarrassed I was playing it all the time because I felt like she thought it was a kid thing. It is a kid thing. And so I was like, I haven't been playing video game, I've been in there reading War and Peace. I have a big book over there.
He said he read War and Peace and he didn't.
It was mentioned as a book one should read, contrasting with the idea of being surrounded by appealing distractions.
You got to read War and Peace the book.
Updated Twentieth Anniversary Edition
The podcast hosts enjoyed watching the Netflix series, which is based on a book, and gave it a high rating. They found the British-based show entertaining and binged all eight episodes over two days.
It's called The Stranger.
— Episode: Tues Part 1: A Celebrity Messaged Lunchb...
The podcast hosts enjoyed watching the Netflix series, which is based on a book, and gave it a high rating. They found the British-based show entertaining and binged all eight episodes over two days.
It's called The Stranger.
It's on Netflix.
It came out a few years ago.
It's based on a book.
We're going four out of five baseball caps because well, it's British and it wasn't American.
It was a British TV series on Netflix, based on a book. The show, watched in two days, received a 4 out of 5 rating and was praised for its captivating plot involving a web of secrets and a family man's quest for truth.
It's based on a book.
A web of secrets since family man Adam Price onto a desperate quest to discover the truth about the people closest to him. Now all from a stranger.
A New Translation (Modern Library)
The podcast mentioned Marcus Aurelius' Meditations in relation to the idea that everything works out as it is supposed to, drawing a parallel between the book's philosophy and life experiences.
That's like Marcus Aurelius, like Meditations, the book, he just gave the whole book right there.
— Episode: Best Bits: JUST THE BITS
The podcast mentioned Marcus Aurelius' Meditations in relation to the idea that everything works out as it is supposed to, drawing a parallel between the book's philosophy and life experiences.
That's like Marcus Aurelius, like Meditations, the book, he just gave the whole book right there.
A Brief History of Humankind
The book was mentioned during a discussion about human evolution and survival; the speaker found the book's insights on human adaptation fascinating.
Vel Noharari, a new writer that's out that wrote Sapiens. I read Sapiens. It took me a while because that book is huge. What was crazy to me about Sapiens we'll geek out with each other for a second....
— Episode: 25W: Where Do the Bills Go from Here? +...
The book was mentioned during a discussion about human evolution and survival; the speaker found the book's insights on human adaptation fascinating.
Vel Noharari, a new writer that's out that wrote Sapiens. I read Sapiens. It took me a while because that book is huge. What was crazy to me about Sapiens we'll geek out with each other for a second. Sapiens what was crazy was when they talked about the humans that would survive, they're the first ones that could stand because they could see because they were on all fours.
The interviewee mentioned reading this book, noting its large size and commenting on a specific passage about early humans and their ability to stand upright.
the Velno Harari a new writer that's out that wrote Sapiens I read Sapiens it took me a while because that book is huge
what was crazy to me about Sapien was when they talked about the humans that would survive though the first ones that could stand because they could see because they were on all fours and that's we were on all fours but the ones that really thrived are the ones that can stand on two because they lifted higher and had higher vision farther on the horizon crazy and it's why we have it's why when you hear something rustling the woods if you better assume it's a lion and not the wind we still have those our brain our brain goes to war a lion in Arkansas
A GMA Book Club Pick (A Novel)
The book follows a depressed woman who visits a library containing books representing different life choices and regrets. It was praised for its exploration of life's choices and regrets.
it's about a girl she's about she's very she's depressed She's kill herself. Oh, and then before she dies She like goes to this library of all the books of her life Although all the regrets every regr...
— Episode: Tuesday Post Show (2-13-24)
The book follows a depressed woman who visits a library containing books representing different life choices and regrets. It was praised for its exploration of life's choices and regrets.
it's about a girl she's about she's very she's depressed She's kill herself. Oh, and then before she dies She like goes to this library of all the books of her life Although all the regrets every regret she ever had is in a book and she gets to choose To take some of those and see what would have been like had she not taken there, you know Had she done what she regretted doing had she not done whatever changed her regret. That's all in the books Yeah, that's what the book is in the library and so then it's that and it comes back around
Bobby Bones mentioned starting this book but did not finish it. He checked to make sure it didn't contain romance or sex.
And so now I'm trying to read one non-fiction and one fiction and I started reading this book and I don't even see, it doesn't even show on my phone what I bought. I guess my...
The Midnight Library.
A Novel
The podcast mentioned that a listener suggested a Halloween costume idea based on the character Daisy from this book. The show discussed Daisy's 70s style and appearance, comparing her to Stevie Nicks.
Daisy from Daisy Jones and the Six.
— Episode: (Mon Full Show) Listeners Krista & Nicho...
The podcast mentioned that a listener suggested a Halloween costume idea based on the character Daisy from this book. The show discussed Daisy's 70s style and appearance, comparing her to Stevie Nicks.
Daisy from Daisy Jones and the Six.
Think Kimono, Fringy top, Crochet, Pease Boots, Bell Bottom Shoes.
They say she's...It's kind of like Stevie Nicks.
The podcast hosts discussed the television show based on this book and described a potential Halloween costume inspired by the character Daisy, mentioning her style as including a kimono, fringed top, crochet, peace sign, boots, and bell bottoms. One host noted that Daisy's style is similar to that of Stevie Nicks, and her singing style sometimes resembles Elvis's.
Daisy from Daisy Jones and the Six.
It's like a seventies vibe.
Kimono, Fringytop, Crochet, Peace, Boots, Bell Bottom, G.
They say she's like it's kind of like Stevie Nicks.
Sometimes she doesn't melt like Elvis though. And sometimes when she sings she kind of sounds like Elvis.
The Cat in the Hat; One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish; Green Eggs and Ham; Hop on Pop; Fox in Socks
This very popular Dr. Seuss book was the subject of a trivia question, asking what Sam I Am would not eat. The answer, Green Eggs and Ham, was given correctly.
In one of the most popular Dr. Seuss books, what won't Sam I. Am eat?
— Episode: (Fri Full Show) Dustin Lynch Is On Talki...
This very popular Dr. Seuss book was the subject of a trivia question, asking what Sam I Am would not eat. The answer, Green Eggs and Ham, was given correctly.
In one of the most popular Dr. Seuss books, what won't Sam I. Am eat?
The podcast mentioned this popular Dr. Seuss book during a trivia game, focusing on the character Sam I. Am's refusal to eat green eggs and ham.
in one of the most popular Dr. Seuss books, what won't Sam I.M. eat?
Green eggs and ham
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