Samuel Colt
Charles River Editors
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An Urban Historical
The book was brought up as a source of information for the podcast episode about Mary Mallon. The book's focus on the urban historical aspect of Mary Mallon's story was highlighted.
and also Anthony Bourdain Typhoid Mary an urban historical Man
— Episode: 568 - Typhoid Mary
The book was brought up as a source of information for the podcast episode about Mary Mallon. The book's focus on the urban historical aspect of Mary Mallon's story was highlighted.
and also Anthony Bourdain Typhoid Mary an urban historical Man
The Washingtons' Relentless Pursuit of Their Runaway Slave, Ona Judge
George Washington, Slavery, and the Enslaved Community at Mount Vernon
The Tyranny of Judges And How to Stop It
It was Phyllis Schlafly's 19th book and was written after the equal marriage debate, arguing against the power of unelected judges.
In 2004, the equal marriage debate inspired Phyllis to write her 19th book.
— Episode: 566 - Phyllis Schlafly - live
It was Phyllis Schlafly's 19th book and was written after the equal marriage debate, arguing against the power of unelected judges.
In 2004, the equal marriage debate inspired Phyllis to write her 19th book.
The Supremacist, the Tyranny of Judges and How to Stop It.
The Unstoppable Mothers of the Equal Rights Amendment
It was mentioned as part of the Dollop's bibliography on Phyllis Schlafly.
Eric Miller, Phyllis Schlafly's Positive Freedom, Liberation, Liberty and Equal Rights Amendment.
— Episode: 566 - Phyllis Schlafly - live
It was mentioned as part of the Dollop's bibliography on Phyllis Schlafly.
Eric Miller, Phyllis Schlafly's Positive Freedom, Liberation, Liberty and Equal Rights Amendment.
It was mentioned as part of the Dollop's bibliography on Phyllis Schlafly.
And then Carol Fessenthal, The Sweetheart of the Silent Majority.
— Episode: 566 - Phyllis Schlafly - live
It was mentioned as part of the Dollop's bibliography on Phyllis Schlafly.
And then Carol Fessenthal, The Sweetheart of the Silent Majority.
It was mentioned as part of the Dollop's bibliography on Phyllis Schlafly.
Lynn LaPlante Alloway, How Phyllis Schlafly Turned Me Into a Radical Feminist Lesbian Over Dinner.
— Episode: 566 - Phyllis Schlafly - live
It was mentioned as part of the Dollop's bibliography on Phyllis Schlafly.
Lynn LaPlante Alloway, How Phyllis Schlafly Turned Me Into a Radical Feminist Lesbian Over Dinner.
Barbara Jordan’s Life and Legacy in Black Politics (Politics and Culture in Modern America)
It was mentioned as part of the Dollop's bibliography on Phyllis Schlafly.
Judith Warner, She Changed America.
— Episode: 566 - Phyllis Schlafly - live
It was mentioned as part of the Dollop's bibliography on Phyllis Schlafly.
Judith Warner, She Changed America.
Barry Goldwater and the Unmaking of the American Consensus
It was recommended as part of the podcast, though not explicitly mentioned as related to Phyllis Schlafly.
but the recent one comes out, it's about Reagan taking over.
— Episode: 566 - Phyllis Schlafly - live
It was recommended as part of the podcast, though not explicitly mentioned as related to Phyllis Schlafly.
but the recent one comes out, it's about Reagan taking over.
Basically someone has to drop out late and then they kind of have to pick someone and it turns into a shit show and she's like, see?
Hard Roads Can Lead to Beautiful Places
It was initially written about Dean Kamen and his invention, Segway, but was ultimately never published after a leaked proposal and negative feedback from investors.
the leaked book proposal quoted several prominent technology leaders out of context without their doubts, risks and maybes included
— Episode: 565 - Dean Kamen and It
It was initially written about Dean Kamen and his invention, Segway, but was ultimately never published after a leaked proposal and negative feedback from investors.
the leaked book proposal quoted several prominent technology leaders out of context without their doubts, risks and maybes included
It was mentioned as a source for the episode, exploring the topic of corporal punishment at Harvard during its early days.
...the Dilemma of Corporal Punishment at Harvard College by Katherine McDaniel Moore in the history of education quarterly.
— Episode: 564 - Early Bad Boys of Harvard
It was mentioned as a source for the episode, exploring the topic of corporal punishment at Harvard during its early days.
...the Dilemma of Corporal Punishment at Harvard College by Katherine McDaniel Moore in the history of education quarterly.
It was mentioned as a book about the hazards and dangers of grave robbing, including gang battles and other risks associated with the job.
bike can you read a book called hung by a corpse like on a bus or something like that or people like sir? Get the fuck off of here now Biden Come fights gang battles and other hazards of the well-payi...
— Episode: 563 - The King of Ghouls - live
It was mentioned as a book about the hazards and dangers of grave robbing, including gang battles and other risks associated with the job.
bike can you read a book called hung by a corpse like on a bus or something like that or people like sir? Get the fuck off of here now Biden Come fights gang battles and other hazards of the well-paying job of grave robbing by Will Higgins
It was described as a novella and a movie that some viewers found disgusting and revolting, prompting a complaint to the newspaper's editor about the film's content and potential impact on teenagers.
It's an Allie McGraw... Richard Benjamin... it's an Anna Phillip Roth, uh, novella.
— Episode: 5 - The Past Times with Naomi Ekperigin
It was described as a novella and a movie that some viewers found disgusting and revolting, prompting a complaint to the newspaper's editor about the film's content and potential impact on teenagers.
It's an Allie McGraw... Richard Benjamin... it's an Anna Phillip Roth, uh, novella.
We have just seen the movie Goodbye, Columbus at our local theater... it was so disgusting and revolting that we walked out sick from it and demanded a refund.
It was listed as one of the sources used for the podcast episode, suggesting that it was a source of information about the New England Watch and Ward Society's actions related to censorship and social issues.
Sources for this episode...The Watch and Ward Society's Crusade Against Books, Burlesque, and the Social Evil by Neil Miller.
— Episode: 562 - Boston Prudes and Nudes
It was listed as one of the sources used for the podcast episode, suggesting that it was a source of information about the New England Watch and Ward Society's actions related to censorship and social issues.
Sources for this episode...The Watch and Ward Society's Crusade Against Books, Burlesque, and the Social Evil by Neil Miller.
A Memoir
It was mentioned as Arden's book that was about to be released in paperback and was described as being very much about a town similar to the one depicted in the old newspaper, with a time travel feel and a doctor who defecates in holes.
I have a book called Little Miss Little Compton that is out now. It's about to come out in paperback. It actually is very much a lot about that town that has the newspaper that's like...
— Episode: 4 - The Past Times with Arden Myrin
It was mentioned as Arden's book that was about to be released in paperback and was described as being very much about a town similar to the one depicted in the old newspaper, with a time travel feel and a doctor who defecates in holes.
I have a book called Little Miss Little Compton that is out now. It's about to come out in paperback. It actually is very much a lot about that town that has the newspaper that's like that. It feels like a time travel town and the doctor that shits in the hole.
Parker H. French
It was mentioned as a source for the podcast episode, relating to Parker Hardin French's life and exploits.
The sources for this are Joe Goodbody's Kentucky Barracuda. Parker H. French.
— Episode: 561 - Parker Harden French - live
It was mentioned as a source for the podcast episode, relating to Parker Hardin French's life and exploits.
The sources for this are Joe Goodbody's Kentucky Barracuda. Parker H. French.
Justice, Gender, and the Origins of the LA Riots
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