Samuel Colt
Charles River Editors
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Alex Jones read this book as a teenager in Austin and it had a significant impact on him, influencing his understanding of conspiracies and the new world order.
He calls it quote the easiest to read primer on the new world order
— Episode: 100 - Jade Helm
Alex Jones read this book as a teenager in Austin and it had a significant impact on him, influencing his understanding of conspiracies and the new world order.
He calls it quote the easiest to read primer on the new world order
It was briefly mentioned as a movie, but a book was implied as its potential source material.
Although I think it's based on a book.
— Episode: 292 - Badass Lawyer Vincent Hallinan
It was briefly mentioned as a movie, but a book was implied as its potential source material.
Although I think it's based on a book.
It was mentioned as a book that a person had borrowed from the library, and was used to demonstrate how libraries were believed to be able to spread diseases.
Okay. So books are the enemy. So that way they figure out who's infected and books are then seized and taken to... This is what they did in Bradford. They took it to the hospital for patients to use.
— Episode: 517 - The Diseased Book Panic
It was mentioned as a book that a person had borrowed from the library, and was used to demonstrate how libraries were believed to be able to spread diseases.
Okay. So books are the enemy. So that way they figure out who's infected and books are then seized and taken to... This is what they did in Bradford. They took it to the hospital for patients to use.
The Romance of an Athlete (Classic Reprint)
It was initially rejected by a publisher as a 'piece of junk' but later published by Bernard himself. The novel's plot centers on an athletic man searching for an athletic wife, which was described as a 'crazy' concept.
Contribution is the worst piece of junk that I have ever read.
— Episode: 644 - Bernarr Macfadden
It was initially rejected by a publisher as a 'piece of junk' but later published by Bernard himself. The novel's plot centers on an athletic man searching for an athletic wife, which was described as a 'crazy' concept.
Contribution is the worst piece of junk that I have ever read.
It's about a guy, athletic guy trying to find an athletic wife.
Rational Methods for Growing the Hair and for Develping Its Strength and Beauty
How Developed, How Lost, How Regained
A work of reference, providing complete instructions for the cure of all diseases through ... the anatomy and physiology of the human body
It was mentioned as a book that Charles Dickens wrote during his visit to America, and the author noted the embarrassment that wealthy New Yorkers felt regarding the widespread presence of pigs in the city.
every pig knows where he lives much better than anybody could tell him at this hour just as evening is closing in you will see them roaming towards bed by scores eating their way to the last
— Episode: 578 - New York Pigs
It was mentioned as a book that Charles Dickens wrote during his visit to America, and the author noted the embarrassment that wealthy New Yorkers felt regarding the widespread presence of pigs in the city.
every pig knows where he lives much better than anybody could tell him at this hour just as evening is closing in you will see them roaming towards bed by scores eating their way to the last
It was mentioned in passing as an example of a dystopian book, when describing the Third Wave experiment's similarities to the book.
It's like 1984, the school.
— Episode: 399 - The Third Wave
It was mentioned in passing as an example of a dystopian book, when describing the Third Wave experiment's similarities to the book.
It's like 1984, the school.
An Inquiry into the Cause of Industrial Depressions and of Increase of Want with Increase of Wealth; The Remedy
Buzz Holmstrom, who previously expressed disdain for women on the river, authored 'The River' a year before the expedition, which seemed to suggest that he might be concerned about the publicity that the women's expedition could bring.
Buzz Holmstrom, who I talked about before, he's the guy who wrote The River a year before.
— Episode: 478 - Women on River
Buzz Holmstrom, who previously expressed disdain for women on the river, authored 'The River' a year before the expedition, which seemed to suggest that he might be concerned about the publicity that the women's expedition could bring.
Buzz Holmstrom, who I talked about before, he's the guy who wrote The River a year before.
Navigating the Complicated New Landscape
This editorial essay, printed in the clinical notes section of the American Mercury, was deemed obscene and unmailable along with a chapter from "Hat-Track" and resulted in HL Mencken's arrest for obscenity.
The other other article the new view of sex was an editorial essay written by George Nathan and printed in the clinical notes section
— Episode: 70 - Obscenity Man Anthony Comstock
This editorial essay, printed in the clinical notes section of the American Mercury, was deemed obscene and unmailable along with a chapter from "Hat-Track" and resulted in HL Mencken's arrest for obscenity.
The other other article the new view of sex was an editorial essay written by George Nathan and printed in the clinical notes section
Exposing Why the Rich Are Rich, the Poor Are Poor--and Why You Can Never Buy a Decent Used Car!
Tim Harford's first book, 'The Undercover Economist', was mentioned, and he explained why he preferred to be called a writer or radio host instead of an economist when asked at social events.
I mean my first book was called The Undercover Economist. Why do you think I was undercover? I don't want people to figure out I'm an economist.
— Episode: 7 - Tim Harford: The Past Times
Tim Harford's first book, 'The Undercover Economist', was mentioned, and he explained why he preferred to be called a writer or radio host instead of an economist when asked at social events.
I mean my first book was called The Undercover Economist. Why do you think I was undercover? I don't want people to figure out I'm an economist.
Obsession, Fury, and the Scandal Behind the World's Favorite Board Game
It was recommended by Dave at the end of the podcast as a source for further reading about the history of Monopoly and the story of Elizabeth Magie.
So it's a book called The Monopolists by Mary Pilon
— Episode: 379 - The Landlord's Game
It was recommended by Dave at the end of the podcast as a source for further reading about the history of Monopoly and the story of Elizabeth Magie.
So it's a book called The Monopolists by Mary Pilon
It was mentioned as a utopian romance book about a young man who wakes up in the year 2000 and sees America transformed by socialism, which was discussed in the context of the Bellamy Society.
The Bellamy Society was devoted to the discussion of ideas being put forward in America by Edward Bellamy, the author of the utopian romance Looking Backwards.
— Episode: 79 - New Australia - Live w/Celia Pacqu...
It was mentioned as a utopian romance book about a young man who wakes up in the year 2000 and sees America transformed by socialism, which was discussed in the context of the Bellamy Society.
The Bellamy Society was devoted to the discussion of ideas being put forward in America by Edward Bellamy, the author of the utopian romance Looking Backwards.
In this immensely popular book, a young man was treated for insomnia by a hypnotist and woke up in the year 2000 to find America transformed by socialism.
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