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This book was mentioned, it is a fictional story about a young woman who goes to Harvard Law School.
By the way, got to the left of America Reese Witherspoon's best movie legally white.
— Episode: 611 - Operation Ajax - Part One
This book was mentioned, it is a fictional story about a young woman who goes to Harvard Law School.
By the way, got to the left of America Reese Witherspoon's best movie legally white.
AN ADVENTURE STORY
This book, written by Bill O'Reilly, was mentioned as part of a discussion about the Washoe Giant, a legendary creature from Nevada, and Bigfoot's possible connection to it.
So there was a book. Bill O'Reilly writes Killing Bigfoot.
— Episode: 52 - The Past Times with James Fritz
This book, written by Bill O'Reilly, was mentioned as part of a discussion about the Washoe Giant, a legendary creature from Nevada, and Bigfoot's possible connection to it.
So there was a book. Bill O'Reilly writes Killing Bigfoot.
Being heretofore uncollected sketches
The Washoe Giant was mentioned in the context of a possible connection between Bigfoot and the legendary creature. It was said to be a creature from Nevada and was the subject of a book by Mark Twain.
The Washoe giant in San Francisco is a Mark Twain book.
— Episode: 52 - The Past Times with James Fritz
The Washoe Giant was mentioned in the context of a possible connection between Bigfoot and the legendary creature. It was said to be a creature from Nevada and was the subject of a book by Mark Twain.
The Washoe giant in San Francisco is a Mark Twain book.
Why Your Thinking Is The Beginning & End Of Suffering
This book was mentioned as a reference to the book's title and what it was about, health.
This is called Health Is In You. So kind of what we were just talking about. Health Is In You, that's right. Don't worry, I got a vaccine you're gonna want to take. Don't even worry about a thing.
— Episode: 610 - The Souper Anarchist - live
This book was mentioned as a reference to the book's title and what it was about, health.
This is called Health Is In You. So kind of what we were just talking about. Health Is In You, that's right. Don't worry, I got a vaccine you're gonna want to take. Don't even worry about a thing.
An Indiana Alphabet
The Hoosier State Chronicles is a book that covers the history of Indiana.
The Hoosier State Chronicles encyclopedia.com, Britannica.com, the Dr. Leo Journal, Dominic Pega, dot com.
— Episode: 610 - The Souper Anarchist - live
The Hoosier State Chronicles is a book that covers the history of Indiana.
The Hoosier State Chronicles encyclopedia.com, Britannica.com, the Dr. Leo Journal, Dominic Pega, dot com.
The book tells the story of two anarchists who were wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death in the 1920s, Sacco and Vizzetti. The book talks about Gene Crones and states that he moved to Connecticut.
A biography, a biography of anarchists Sacco and Vizzetti claimed Gene Crones moved to Connecticut and lived with a like-minded anarchist Italian family on a farm and he stayed there in secret, and he...
— Episode: 610 - The Souper Anarchist - live
The book tells the story of two anarchists who were wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death in the 1920s, Sacco and Vizzetti. The book talks about Gene Crones and states that he moved to Connecticut.
A biography, a biography of anarchists Sacco and Vizzetti claimed Gene Crones moved to Connecticut and lived with a like-minded anarchist Italian family on a farm and he stayed there in secret, and he died in 1932.
Inspired by a True Story
The podcast used this book as a primary source for most of its information on the history of San Quentin.
From the book Chronicles of San Quentin, which most of this is taken from Quote Estelle's contribution to the quasi science of Penology was a trustee
— Episode: 609 - The Founding of San Quentin Prison
The podcast used this book as a primary source for most of its information on the history of San Quentin.
From the book Chronicles of San Quentin, which most of this is taken from Quote Estelle's contribution to the quasi science of Penology was a trustee
This book is mentioned as a source of information on the history of San Quentin.
The main source was Kenneth Church Lamont Chronicles of San Quentin the biography of a prison also Congdon Families General James Madison Estelle Dungeons and Drunkards San Quentin's wild early days b...
— Episode: 609 - The Founding of San Quentin Prison
This book is mentioned as a source of information on the history of San Quentin.
The main source was Kenneth Church Lamont Chronicles of San Quentin the biography of a prison also Congdon Families General James Madison Estelle Dungeons and Drunkards San Quentin's wild early days by Gary Camilla and San Quentin the forgotten issue of California's political history in the 1850s by Ward and McCaffrey in Southern California quarterly
The Terrifying True Story of Cannibal Killer Katherine Knight (True Crime)
This book delves into the life and legend of Alfred Packer, a notorious American cannibal. It covers Packer's life, including his time in the military, his travels, and the infamous incident in the San Juan Mountains, detailing the events leading to his conviction for murder and cannibalism.
Fortunately I did not write down the book that this came from, so I'll put it in later.
— Episode: 608 - Alfred Packer with Adam Cayton Hol...
This book delves into the life and legend of Alfred Packer, a notorious American cannibal. It covers Packer's life, including his time in the military, his travels, and the infamous incident in the San Juan Mountains, detailing the events leading to his conviction for murder and cannibalism.
Fortunately I did not write down the book that this came from, so I'll put it in later.
Oh, here it is. Man Eater, the Life and Legend of an American Cannibal by Harold Schechter.
The book was mentioned as having a record of the guest's marriages, stating that he had been married 13 times to 11 women.
He was in the Guinness Book of World Records.
— Episode: 50 - The Past Times with Maggie Maye
The book was mentioned as having a record of the guest's marriages, stating that he had been married 13 times to 11 women.
He was in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Of the Dave. This is great. Follow up for his record breaking 13 marriages to 11 women.
Agitator for the Spirit Land
The book was referenced as the source of information about John Murray Speer's life.
Agitator for the spirit land
— Episode: 607 - John Murray Spear and His Machine
The book was referenced as the source of information about John Murray Speer's life.
Agitator for the spirit land
Revisiting John Murray Speer An essay on the subject of the remarkable life Of John Murray Speer Agitator for a spirit land Based on new materials And research methods By John Benedict Boucher
Agitator for a spirit land
A Front Porch Travel Guide by Two Progressive Hillbillies (Yes, that’s a thing.)
It was a travel book written with the comedian Trey Crowder, about two progressive hillbillies traveling to the UK. It was a fun time.
You have a book, which is crazy. Uh, it's right aRound Here and Over Yonder. And then you also have a sub stack, which is a bonus. Cory, uh, dot com. That is correct. Gareth on both f...
— Episode: 49 - The Past Times with Corey Ryan Forr...
It was a travel book written with the comedian Trey Crowder, about two progressive hillbillies traveling to the UK. It was a fun time.
You have a book, which is crazy. Uh, it's right aRound Here and Over Yonder. And then you also have a sub stack, which is a bonus. Cory, uh, dot com. That is correct. Gareth on both fronts. Uh, I have a new book that I get it right.
It's a travel book aRound Here and Over Yonder. I wrote it with my good buddy and comedy cohort Trey Crowder. It's a also fantastic, very good, very talented gentlemen.
And uh, it's a, yeah, it's a travel guide by two progressive hillbillies. Parenthetical. Yes, that's a thing. Book companies like long titles that don't make sense.
The Toledo War! (John M. Munson Michigan history fund, Lansing, Mich)
It was a humorous reference to Dave Anthony's blue complexion, and a play on the book's title "Fifty Shades of Grey".
50 Shades of Blue Anthony
— Episode: 48 - The Past Times with Katie Halper
It was a humorous reference to Dave Anthony's blue complexion, and a play on the book's title "Fifty Shades of Grey".
50 Shades of Blue Anthony
Madness, Vengeance, And The Campaign Of 1912
This book was cited as a source for the story about Teddy Roosevelt being shot in Milwaukee. The episode focuses on the details of the assassination attempt and John Schrenk, the man who tried to kill Roosevelt.
Sources Theodore Roosevelt and the Assassin, Madness, Vengeance And the Campaign of 1912 By Gerard Helferich
— Episode: 604 - John Schrenk and Teddy Roosevelt -...
This book was cited as a source for the story about Teddy Roosevelt being shot in Milwaukee. The episode focuses on the details of the assassination attempt and John Schrenk, the man who tried to kill Roosevelt.
Sources Theodore Roosevelt and the Assassin, Madness, Vengeance And the Campaign of 1912 By Gerard Helferich
The podcast cites this book as a source for the episode, which focuses on the attempted assassination of Teddy Roosevelt.
That moved The Attempted Assassination Of Teddy Roosevelt by Stan Gores
— Episode: 604 - John Schrenk and Teddy Roosevelt -...
The podcast cites this book as a source for the episode, which focuses on the attempted assassination of Teddy Roosevelt.
That moved The Attempted Assassination Of Teddy Roosevelt by Stan Gores
Confederates, Cadavers and Macabre Medicine
The podcast describes Joseph McDowell as an eccentric and controversial doctor who had a love for cannons, a hatred for Catholics, and a unique method of preserving his children's bodies after death.
The book is Missouri's Mad Dr. McDowell, Confederates, Cadavers and Macabre Medicine by Victoria Cosner and Laura Lee Shannon.
— Episode: 603 - Mad Joseph McDowell
The podcast describes Joseph McDowell as an eccentric and controversial doctor who had a love for cannons, a hatred for Catholics, and a unique method of preserving his children's bodies after death.
The book is Missouri's Mad Dr. McDowell, Confederates, Cadavers and Macabre Medicine by Victoria Cosner and Laura Lee Shannon.
The other one's called Mad Mcdowell.
Dr. Nash McDowell, M.D. by James Herman's Herman Walter Wilson.
The Scandalous Life of Leland Stanford
The book discusses the life of Leland Stanford and the impact he had on the development of California and the American West. It was mentioned as the main source for the podcast.
Now the main source was American Disruptor by Roland DeWalke.
— Episode: 602 - Leland Stanford - live
The book discusses the life of Leland Stanford and the impact he had on the development of California and the American West. It was mentioned as the main source for the podcast.
Now the main source was American Disruptor by Roland DeWalke.
A Mission to Save the World
This book was also mentioned, although not explicitly recommended.
There's a bunch of different sources the number being Ashley Vance the Elon Musk and then Anna Redding Crowley Elon Musk a mission to save the world
— Episode: 600 - Elon Musk with Karen Kilgariff -...
This book was also mentioned, although not explicitly recommended.
There's a bunch of different sources the number being Ashley Vance the Elon Musk and then Anna Redding Crowley Elon Musk a mission to save the world
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