Samuel Colt
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Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds picks a subject from history and examine it.
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Lessons in Hardship, Acceptance, and Self-Discovery
Billy Carter wrote his memoirs while in the hospital for pancreatic cancer. In it, he reflected on his life, including his Billy Beer endorsement, which he called a lie and the worst beer he ever tasted.
it's the best beer I ever tasted that's a lie of course it was the worst stuff I ever tasted you had to be an alcoholic to drink it
— Episode: 445 - Billy Carter
Billy Carter wrote his memoirs while in the hospital for pancreatic cancer. In it, he reflected on his life, including his Billy Beer endorsement, which he called a lie and the worst beer he ever tasted.
it's the best beer I ever tasted that's a lie of course it was the worst stuff I ever tasted you had to be an alcoholic to drink it
The Saga of Uncle Earl and Louisiana Politics (Southern Biography Series)
The George Hunter White Story
The podcast heavily relied on this book as the main source, discussing George Hunter White's life and involvement in the CIA's MKUltra project.
Main source was a book, Danner, Drugs and Dirty Work, the George Hunter story by Stan Wojkowski and then a lot of government documents that are online.
— Episode: 443 - George Hunter White
The podcast heavily relied on this book as the main source, discussing George Hunter White's life and involvement in the CIA's MKUltra project.
Main source was a book, Danner, Drugs and Dirty Work, the George Hunter story by Stan Wojkowski and then a lot of government documents that are online.
A Biography and a History
It was mentioned as one of the sources for the episode's information about John Brown, along with other books and documents.
Sources, Richard Boyer, The Legend of John Brown, a biography in history.
— Episode: 438 - John Brown - Part 1
It was mentioned as one of the sources for the episode's information about John Brown, along with other books and documents.
Sources, Richard Boyer, The Legend of John Brown, a biography in history.
Estey Organs and Consumer Culture in Victorian America (Music / Culture)
It was co-authored by Charles Lindbergh and Alexis Carrel, exploring organ transplantation and expressing controversial views about human inequality and societal 'improvement.'
And then the two men did research together and published a book called The Culture of Organs.
— Episode: 437 - Charles Lindbergh (Live)
It was co-authored by Charles Lindbergh and Alexis Carrel, exploring organ transplantation and expressing controversial views about human inequality and societal 'improvement.'
And then the two men did research together and published a book called The Culture of Organs.
Silent Cinema and Transnational Stardom (a John Hope Franklin Center Book)
It was the main source for this episode, and was referenced multiple times for details about Sessue Hayakawa's life and career, particularly in the context of racism in America and Japan.
the main source for this episode is Sessue Hayakawa: Silent Cinema and the Transnational Stardom by Daisaku Mayu
— Episode: 436 - Sessue Hayakawa
It was the main source for this episode, and was referenced multiple times for details about Sessue Hayakawa's life and career, particularly in the context of racism in America and Japan.
the main source for this episode is Sessue Hayakawa: Silent Cinema and the Transnational Stardom by Daisaku Mayu
How Timothy Leary, Ram Dass, Huston Smith, and Andrew Weil Killed the Fifties and Ushered in a New Age for America
It was mentioned among other books as one of the sources for the episode, and was said to be a great read about the topic.
There's a great documentary called Dying to Know. There's a book, The Harvard Psychedelic Club by Don Lattin...
— Episode: 434 - Timothy Leary - Part 2
It was mentioned among other books as one of the sources for the episode, and was said to be a great read about the topic.
There's a great documentary called Dying to Know. There's a book, The Harvard Psychedelic Club by Don Lattin...
A Novel
It was said that it was a mind-blowing read, among other sources for the episode, hinting it was related to Timothy Leary.
Then there's Timothy Leary, a biography by Robert Greenfield, The Most Dangerous Man in America by Bill Minitelagio and Stephen L. Davis and then other shit too. But but there's a lot of people. It's...
— Episode: 434 - Timothy Leary - Part 2
It was said that it was a mind-blowing read, among other sources for the episode, hinting it was related to Timothy Leary.
Then there's Timothy Leary, a biography by Robert Greenfield, The Most Dangerous Man in America by Bill Minitelagio and Stephen L. Davis and then other shit too. But but there's a lot of people. It's really nuts. Yeah. So there you go, bitch.
A Manual Based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead
It was briefly mentioned among other books as a great source for information about the life of Timothy Leary.
Then there's Timothy Leary, a biography by Robert Greenfield, The Most Dangerous Man in America by Bill Minitelagio and Stephen L. Davis and then other shit too. But but there's a lot of people. It's...
— Episode: 434 - Timothy Leary - Part 2
It was briefly mentioned among other books as a great source for information about the life of Timothy Leary.
Then there's Timothy Leary, a biography by Robert Greenfield, The Most Dangerous Man in America by Bill Minitelagio and Stephen L. Davis and then other shit too. But but there's a lot of people. It's really nuts. Yeah. So there you go, bitch.
Timothy Leary, Richard Nixon and the Hunt for the Fugitive King of LSD
It was briefly mentioned among other books as a great source for information about the life of Timothy Leary.
Then there's Timothy Leary, a biography by Robert Greenfield, The Most Dangerous Man in America by Bill Minitelagio and Stephen L. Davis and then other shit too. But but there's a lot...
— Episode: 434 - Timothy Leary - Part 2
It was briefly mentioned among other books as a great source for information about the life of Timothy Leary.
Then there's Timothy Leary, a biography by Robert Greenfield, The Most Dangerous Man in America by Bill Minitelagio and Stephen L. Davis and then other shit too. But but there's a lot of people. It's really nuts. Yeah. So there you go, bitch.
The Madcap True Tale of My Political Midlife Crisis
It was the primary source of information about John Mytton, and provided a lot of quotes from throughout his life.
A frequent visitor to Halston was Sir Richard Poulston.
— Episode: 432 - John Mad Jack Mytton - Live
It was the primary source of information about John Mytton, and provided a lot of quotes from throughout his life.
A frequent visitor to Halston was Sir Richard Poulston.
which he opened to be confronted by the alarming vision of his young pupil mounted on his black pony having ridden him up the stairs.
our life in Combrie was an excessive gaiety hunting and chases.
the young mitten marriage sets out as was expected, but unpromisingly. He is living with unbounded expanse in the midst of every little company, which leaves her to perfect solitude.
he was five feet nine inches tall and weighed 11 stone, but he was a man of abnormal development. His, his biceps were thicker than those of Jackson, the pugilist champion.
The Life, Times, and Legacy of Joe Hill, American Labor Icon
Or, Illustrations of Masonry in Two Parts
David C. Miller published this book after William Morgan's disappearance, detailing Masonic rituals and their alleged criminality in public offices, and it became a bestseller.
Miller, quote, unquote, entered into partnership to print a book which the public was to be told disclosed the secrets of masonry in hopes to make a fortune out of the gaping curiosity of the vulgar.
— Episode: 428 - The Anti-Masons
David C. Miller published this book after William Morgan's disappearance, detailing Masonic rituals and their alleged criminality in public offices, and it became a bestseller.
Miller, quote, unquote, entered into partnership to print a book which the public was to be told disclosed the secrets of masonry in hopes to make a fortune out of the gaping curiosity of the vulgar.
Miller published the book Illustrations in Masonry, as they had planned to do with Morgan, right?
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