Samuel Colt
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The podcasters used this book as their primary source for the episode, focusing on the history and traditions related to Iceland's hobos during the 16th to 19th centuries. It was mentioned as a very reputed Icelandic history book.
SOURCE: The Little Book of the Icelanders in the Old Days by Alda Sigmundsdttir
— Episode: 254 - The Hobos of Iceland
The podcasters used this book as their primary source for the episode, focusing on the history and traditions related to Iceland's hobos during the 16th to 19th centuries. It was mentioned as a very reputed Icelandic history book.
SOURCE: The Little Book of the Icelanders in the Old Days by Alda Sigmundsdttir
With a very reputed Icelandic history book That the guy was like This is the one
This was all taken from the little book of Icelanders in the old days
I believe they still say that That's what this book said
The podcast heavily relied on this book as a source for the discussion of Iceland's history and culture, specifically focusing on the culture and practices related to hobos during different historical periods.
This was all taken from the little book of Icelanders in the old days
It was Garner's first published book on the subject of monkey communication, which contained transcripts of his sessions with monkeys and was taken seriously by many despite lacking scientific basis.
If they make a high-pitched squeal back-to-back one of them's having a birthday. If they do it three times it means they're organizing a surprise party for one of them having a birthday. It's all in m...
— Episode: 242 - The Monkey Whisperer
It was Garner's first published book on the subject of monkey communication, which contained transcripts of his sessions with monkeys and was taken seriously by many despite lacking scientific basis.
If they make a high-pitched squeal back-to-back one of them's having a birthday. If they do it three times it means they're organizing a surprise party for one of them having a birthday. It's all in my book.
It was R.L. Garner's first book, published in 1892, where he presented his unsubstantiated claims about monkey communication, which were surprisingly taken seriously by some.
If they go back to back with that one of them's having a birthday, huh? Yeah It's all in the book heavily researched book Birthday monkeys.
Well, I'm a scientist so that actually same. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, huh? Yeah Where'd you get your scientific degree from?
So the book had transcripts of his sessions with monkeys
Apes, Gorillas and Other Primates
It was one of Garner's final books on primates published in 1900, which was mentioned as being adapted into a movie.
Oh, you gotta read Apes and Monkeys. Well, that's being turned into a movie.
— Episode: 242 - The Monkey Whisperer
It was one of Garner's final books on primates published in 1900, which was mentioned as being adapted into a movie.
Oh, you gotta read Apes and Monkeys. Well, that's being turned into a movie.
Published in 1900, this book was mentioned as being adapted into a movie at some point in the future, though no further details were provided.
Oh, you gotta read apes and Monkeys. Well, that's being turned into a movie Yeah, that's gonna be a great one
Clarence King published this book in 1878, based on his work as a geologist, and it was considered a significant contribution to the continent's scientific knowledge.
One critic called it the most important single contribution made to the scientific knowledge of the continent
— Episode: 235 - The Great Diamond Hoax
Clarence King published this book in 1878, based on his work as a geologist, and it was considered a significant contribution to the continent's scientific knowledge.
One critic called it the most important single contribution made to the scientific knowledge of the continent
Clarence King published a book based on his work as a geologist, which was considered a significant contribution to the scientific understanding of the continent, though he later struggled financially.
Clarence King published a book based on his work called Systematic Geology in 1878 which one critic called the most important single contribution made to the scientific knowledge of the continent.
It was found in the shoe bandit's apartment, suggesting he might have been reading it while engaging in his fetish.
a 1955 novel called Beyond Desire. Oh, yeah, Pierre Lamure
— Episode: 230 - The Shoe Bandit
It was found in the shoe bandit's apartment, suggesting he might have been reading it while engaging in his fetish.
a 1955 novel called Beyond Desire. Oh, yeah, Pierre Lamure
It was found in the shoe bandit's apartment, suggesting that he may have been reading it while committing his crimes.
a 1955 novel called Beyond Desire. Oh, yeah, Pierre Lamure
The podcast's content was based on this book about Edmund Creffield and his cult, which involved a lot of bizarre religious practices and events.
- Based on "Holy Rollers: Murder and Madness in Oregon's Love Cult" byT. McCracken and R. Blodgett
— Episode: 217 - Edmund and The Holy Rollers
The podcast's content was based on this book about Edmund Creffield and his cult, which involved a lot of bizarre religious practices and events.
- Based on "Holy Rollers: Murder and Madness in Oregon's Love Cult" byT. McCracken and R. Blodgett
The podcast was based on this book about Edmund Creffield and his cult, discussing the events that unfolded in Oregon with the Holy Rollers.
- Based on "Holy Rollers: Murder and Madness in Oregon's Love Cult" byT. McCracken and R. Blodgett
It was condemned by William Chidley as it opposed his theories, particularly his views on female education, comfort and tight lacing, and was seen as antithetical to his beliefs.
He condemned late marriage, comfort, socialism, strike action, and women's taste for tight lacing and education.
— Episode: 208 - The Australian Sex Philosopher (L...
It was condemned by William Chidley as it opposed his theories, particularly his views on female education, comfort and tight lacing, and was seen as antithetical to his beliefs.
He condemned late marriage, comfort, socialism, strike action, and women's taste for tight lacing and education.
neither animals nor natives delay marriage and childbearing so unnaturally nor do they wear tight-fitting dresses.
high mental culture is antagonistic to sexual health development and childbearing.
These women, who are apt to be highly attractive by their refinement of feeling and appearance are frequently devoid of sexual appetite of any kind.
It condemned late marriage, comfort, socialism, strike action, and women's taste for tight lacing and education, arguing that women existed to bear children and should not delay marriage.
neither animals nor natives delay marriage and childbearing so unnaturally nor do they wear tight-fitting dresses.
high mental culture is antagonistic to sexual health development and childbearing. These women, who are apt to be highly attractive by their refinement of feeling and appearance are frequently devoid of sexual appetite of any kind.
The book, supposedly written by Rod Ansell himself, recounted his eight-week ordeal of survival in the Australian wilderness, which was later adapted into a film of the same name, starring Ansell.
And then there was a 1980 book with the same title that was released.
— Episode: 204 - The Real Crocodile Dundee (Live in...
The book, supposedly written by Rod Ansell himself, recounted his eight-week ordeal of survival in the Australian wilderness, which was later adapted into a film of the same name, starring Ansell.
And then there was a 1980 book with the same title that was released.
The book, released in 1980, was supposedly written by Rod Ansell and detailed his 8-week survival ordeal in the Australian outback, which was also made into a documentary film.
And then there was a 1980 book with the same title that was released.
It was discussed on the podcast and mentioned as having influenced Charles Loring Brace's beliefs about the importance of family and nurturing for children's development.
Bushnell had written a book called Christian nurture which discussed the malleability of the human soul under unconscious influences.
— Episode: 197 - The Orphans of New York City
It was discussed on the podcast and mentioned as having influenced Charles Loring Brace's beliefs about the importance of family and nurturing for children's development.
Bushnell had written a book called Christian nurture which discussed the malleability of the human soul under unconscious influences.
It was mentioned as a book discussing the malleability of the human soul under unconscious influences, which Charles Loring Brace read and was influenced by, eventually believing independent spirits must be carefully nurtured in childhood to create healthy adults.
Horace Bushnell had written a book called Christian nurture which discussed the malleability of the human soul under unconscious influences.
Using the New Positive Psychology to Realize Your Potential for Lasting Fulfillment
It was mentioned as one of Martin Seligman's self-help books, focusing on happiness and well-being.
Okay, and Authentic Happiness.
— Episode: 175 - The Torture Psychologists
It was mentioned as one of Martin Seligman's self-help books, focusing on happiness and well-being.
Okay, and Authentic Happiness.
It was briefly mentioned as one of Martin Seligman's self-help books, along with 'Learned Optimism', about happiness and well-being.
He had written a few self-help books like learned optimism how to change your mind in your life. Okay, and Authentic Happiness
It was a very popular book detailing false accusations against priests and nuns, and was a complete fabrication.
Maria Monk published a book called Awful Disclosures of the Hotel de O'Nunnery of Montreal.
— Episode: 173 - The Know Nothing Party
It was a very popular book detailing false accusations against priests and nuns, and was a complete fabrication.
Maria Monk published a book called Awful Disclosures of the Hotel de O'Nunnery of Montreal.
It was a very successful book detailing alleged sexual abuse and murder within a convent, though later revealed as a complete fabrication.
Maria Monk published a book called Awful Disclosures of the Hotel de O'Nunnery of Montreal.
It was an incredibly successful book, but also a complete fabrication.
Monk's mother said that Maria never belonged to a nunnery and that a brain injury...
Her book sold over 3 million copies.
It was an influential book that encouraged Protestants to keep Catholics out of the West and was cited as a reason for the burning of a nearby convent.
Protestant leader Lyman Beecher published an influential book called A Plea for the West.
— Episode: 173 - The Know Nothing Party
It was an influential book that encouraged Protestants to keep Catholics out of the West and was cited as a reason for the burning of a nearby convent.
Protestant leader Lyman Beecher published an influential book called A Plea for the West.
It was an influential book that urged Protestants to exclude Catholics from Western settlements due to perceived corruption, which contributed to the burning of a convent.
Protestant leader Lyman Beecher published an influential book called A Plea for the West.
In it, he urged Protestants to exclude quote, the foreign Catholic menace from Western settlements because they were corrupt.
The book was one of the reasons a Boston mob attacked and burned down a nearby convent.
A Memoir of Incompetence, Corruption, Espionage, Anti-Semitism and Islamic Extremism at the UN Secretariat
It was written about his experiences working at the United Nations, and focused on negative aspects of his time there.
He also wrote a book about his experience called The UN Gang a memoir of incompetence corruption espionage Antisemitism and Islamic extremism at the UN.
— Episode: 165 - The Racism of Maryland Route 40
It was written about his experiences working at the United Nations, and focused on negative aspects of his time there.
He also wrote a book about his experience called The UN Gang a memoir of incompetence corruption espionage Antisemitism and Islamic extremism at the UN.
Pedro San Juan wrote a memoir about his experiences at the UN, focusing on incompetence, corruption, espionage, and extremism.
He also wrote a book about his experience called The UN Gang a memoir of incompetence corruption espionage Antisemitism and Islamic extremism at the UN.
The John Thompson Story
John Wayne Thompson wrote this book about his experience after his horrific accident, and it became a bestseller in the Midwest, but it also made his life more hectic and involved more book tours.
So he wrote a book and he called it Home In One Piece.
— Episode: 149 - John Wayne Thompson's Armageddon
John Wayne Thompson wrote this book about his experience after his horrific accident, and it became a bestseller in the Midwest, but it also made his life more hectic and involved more book tours.
So he wrote a book and he called it Home In One Piece.
It was written by John Wayne Thompson after his accident, and it became a bestseller in the Midwest; however, it only resulted in more hectic experiences due to the book tours that followed.
So he wrote a book and he called it Home In One Piece.
Inside Iraq's Green Zone
It was highly recommended for its detailed accounts of the hiring processes and decisions made within the Green Zone during the Iraq War.
I highly recommend the book Imperial Life in the Emerald City inside Iraq's green zone by Rajiv Chandra Securon it's fucking great and it just goes over a lot of those fucking stories...
— Episode: 122 - The Iraq War
It was highly recommended for its detailed accounts of the hiring processes and decisions made within the Green Zone during the Iraq War.
I highly recommend the book Imperial Life in the Emerald City inside Iraq's green zone by Rajiv Chandra Securon it's fucking great and it just goes over a lot of those fucking stories of the hiring shit, which is just I mean Come on, yeah when the I mean it's the hiring
It was highly recommended by Dave for its coverage of the hiring processes and stories about the events within the Green Zone in Iraq.
I highly recommend the book Imperial Life in the Emerald City inside Iraq's green zone by Rajiv Chandra Securon it's fucking great and it just goes over a lot of those fucking stories of the hiring shit, which is just I mean Come on, yeah when the
The transcript mentioned that the speaker had read a book about Burke and Wills. Details about Burke's habits, such as his love for baths and trapdoors, and the trip's details were likely taken from this book.
That's how it was described in the book I read, Trap Door So maybe it wasn't actually trap door.
— Episode: 110 - Burke and Wills (Live w/ Wil Ander...
The transcript mentioned that the speaker had read a book about Burke and Wills. Details about Burke's habits, such as his love for baths and trapdoors, and the trip's details were likely taken from this book.
That's how it was described in the book I read, Trap Door So maybe it wasn't actually trap door.
The book was referenced as a source for the story of the Burke and Wills expedition, detailing the journey, challenges, and ultimately tragic outcome of the exploration.
That's how it was described in the book I read, Trap Door So maybe it wasn't actually trap door.
He was described as quote having a light clean frame and a handiness such as is often seen in a young girl
He told them he was now in charge and they needed to bring the supplies up and all the guys were like fuck you
Wills wrote I found Gray behind a tree eating skiliguli He skiliguli skiguli skiliguli He explained that he was suffering from dysentery and had taken the flower without leave.
Will's thought Grey was lying about having dysentery and was just using it as an excuse to steal.
It was one of the books that Lieutenant Belgrave Ninnis chose to bring with him on the Australian Antarctic Expedition, suggesting it may have been a source of entertainment during the journey.
Ninnis chose a novel by William Makepeace Thackeray
— Episode: 108 - Douglas Mawson (Live in Australia)
It was one of the books that Lieutenant Belgrave Ninnis chose to bring with him on the Australian Antarctic Expedition, suggesting it may have been a source of entertainment during the journey.
Ninnis chose a novel by William Makepeace Thackeray
The Unauthorised History of Australia
It was used as a primary source for the podcast, being mentioned as the main source for the episode on the history of Australia.
SOURCES Main - Girt: The Unauthorized History of Australia - by David Hunt
— Episode: 75 - Arthur Phillip and New South Wales...
It was used as a primary source for the podcast, being mentioned as the main source for the episode on the history of Australia.
SOURCES Main - Girt: The Unauthorized History of Australia - by David Hunt
An American Newgate Calendar, Chronicling the Lives of the Most Notorious Criminal Offenders from Colonial America and the New Republic
It was mentioned as a source for the episode, specifically mentioning the lives of the most notorious criminal offenders from colonial America and the new republic.
And the book Early American Criminals, an American Newgate calendar chronicling the lives of the most notorious criminal offenders from colonial America and the new republic by Anthon...
— Episode: 564 - Early Bad Boys of Harvard
It was mentioned as a source for the episode, specifically mentioning the lives of the most notorious criminal offenders from colonial America and the new republic.
And the book Early American Criminals, an American Newgate calendar chronicling the lives of the most notorious criminal offenders from colonial America and the new republic by Anthony Vavre.
The podcast's content was largely based on this book, which chronicled the lives of notorious criminals in colonial America and the new republic. It was mentioned as the source of information for the episode.
Most of this was taken from Anthony Vaver's book, Early American Criminals, an American Newgate calendar chronicling the lives of the most notorious criminal offenders from colonial America and the new republic.
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