Samuel Colt
Charles River Editors
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Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds picks a subject from history and examine it.
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This book was an epic poem written by Charles Poston. It was described as being 145 pages long and was compared to Stephen King's work in the 1980s, as well as the movie 'Big Fish'.
For here, even more than in Tucson, it is always, always afternoon. The lotus leaf, the soft wind kisses and the ladies here would charm you lissies. They spend their time and dance and song and seem...
— Episode: 639 - Charles Poston - Live
This book was an epic poem written by Charles Poston. It was described as being 145 pages long and was compared to Stephen King's work in the 1980s, as well as the movie 'Big Fish'.
For here, even more than in Tucson, it is always, always afternoon. The lotus leaf, the soft wind kisses and the ladies here would charm you lissies. They spend their time and dance and song and seem happy as the day is long.
The Rise and Fall of Aaron Hernandez, the Superstar Whose Life Ended on Murderers' Row (James Patterson True Crime, 1)
The book American Murder is cited as a source and highlights the trouble John Billington caused as soon as he arrived in Plymouth. It mentions how his son, Francis, nearly sunk the Mayflower.
According to the book, American murder quote straight away, the Billington started causing trouble even before the newly arrived immigrants could move in.
— Episode: 638 - The Billington's
The book American Murder is cited as a source and highlights the trouble John Billington caused as soon as he arrived in Plymouth. It mentions how his son, Francis, nearly sunk the Mayflower.
According to the book, American murder quote straight away, the Billington started causing trouble even before the newly arrived immigrants could move in.
A Story of Courage, Community, and War
The book, The Mayflower, documents the voyage and the pilgrims' struggles. It focuses on the hardship they endured on the journey, highlighting how they used all of their supplies.
The Mayflower ends up leaving alone without the other ship because the other ship's in such bad shape.
— Episode: 638 - The Billington's
The book, The Mayflower, documents the voyage and the pilgrims' struggles. It focuses on the hardship they endured on the journey, highlighting how they used all of their supplies.
The Mayflower ends up leaving alone without the other ship because the other ship's in such bad shape.
The fact, even just going to start a colony in the US is bad. But the idea that they're already eating their boat spaghetti is not good.
So they're eating all their food because the ships keep stopping. It's taking a while, all this stuff. Please say they re-rationed.
Curt Flood's Fight for Free Agency in Professional Sports
The book, "A Well-Paid Slave", by Brad Snyder, discussed the life of Curt Flood and his impact on baseball, particularly his challenge of the reserve clause. The book was mentioned by Dave Anthony as a source for the episode.
The sources are "A Well-Paid Slave" by Brad Snyder, which is a book.
— Episode: 637 - Curt Flood
The book, "A Well-Paid Slave", by Brad Snyder, discussed the life of Curt Flood and his impact on baseball, particularly his challenge of the reserve clause. The book was mentioned by Dave Anthony as a source for the episode.
The sources are "A Well-Paid Slave" by Brad Snyder, which is a book.
The book, "Curt Flood", by Terry Sloop, was mentioned as a biography about Curt Flood. The book was highlighted as providing details about Flood's life and career.
And then "CITI" for American baseball research, Terry Sloop did a biography on Kurt Flood.
— Episode: 637 - Curt Flood
The book, "Curt Flood", by Terry Sloop, was mentioned as a biography about Curt Flood. The book was highlighted as providing details about Flood's life and career.
And then "CITI" for American baseball research, Terry Sloop did a biography on Kurt Flood.
Dave Anthony mentioned that Curt Flood was an intellectual and an artist who read James Baldwin's book, "The Fire Next Time".
He also enjoyed, he read a lot of James Baldwin.
— Episode: 637 - Curt Flood
Dave Anthony mentioned that Curt Flood was an intellectual and an artist who read James Baldwin's book, "The Fire Next Time".
He also enjoyed, he read a lot of James Baldwin.
The speaker said that the person who invented Titanfall is the most annoying, and no other information was given about the book itself.
The person who invented Titanfall is the most annoying.
— Episode: 77 - The Past Times with Zach Ruane
The speaker said that the person who invented Titanfall is the most annoying, and no other information was given about the book itself.
The person who invented Titanfall is the most annoying.
The Worst Act in Vaudeville
This book, "The Cherry Sisters", was discussed and mentioned as a source for information about the Cherry Sisters, a vaudeville act notorious for their terrible performances and the reactions they received from audiences.
The Cherry Sisters by Stephen Fuller in Iowa History magazine
— Episode: 636 - The Cherry Sisters
This book, "The Cherry Sisters", was discussed and mentioned as a source for information about the Cherry Sisters, a vaudeville act notorious for their terrible performances and the reactions they received from audiences.
The Cherry Sisters by Stephen Fuller in Iowa History magazine
The Challenge of an Unborn Life
This book, "The shaming of the Cherry Sisters", detailed the rise of this vaudeville act, their notoriety, and how they fought for fame and respect.
The shaming of the Cherry Sisters, how vaudeville's worst act fought for fame and respect by Jack L. High
— Episode: 636 - The Cherry Sisters
This book, "The shaming of the Cherry Sisters", detailed the rise of this vaudeville act, their notoriety, and how they fought for fame and respect.
The shaming of the Cherry Sisters, how vaudeville's worst act fought for fame and respect by Jack L. High
Through the Heart of Australia
It was the book that the podcast was based on.
That's the book that I basis on.
— Episode: 635 - Francis Birtles with Wil Anderson...
It was the book that the podcast was based on.
That's the book that I basis on.
Francis Birtles Australian Adventure by Warren Brown.
AUSTRALIA
A British army captain wrote a book about someone who found a way through the Naga Hills, but he never used Frank's name in the book. He called Frank just 'the Australian' and said his achievement proved nothing.
And he said the Australian's achievement proved nothing.
— Episode: 635 - Francis Birtles with Wil Anderson...
A British army captain wrote a book about someone who found a way through the Naga Hills, but he never used Frank's name in the book. He called Frank just 'the Australian' and said his achievement proved nothing.
And he said the Australian's achievement proved nothing.
The de Laisser, Ravenscar, Santiago Series Book 2)
The book is a nonfiction book about different lessons Randy has learned from different people. It was said to be coming out with Hachette and was his second book with the same editor.
It's a nonfiction book.
— Episode: 76 - The Past Times with Randy Blythe (2...
The book is a nonfiction book about different lessons Randy has learned from different people. It was said to be coming out with Hachette and was his second book with the same editor.
It's a nonfiction book.
It's coming out with Hachette, same editor.
It's called Just Beyond the Light.
And it's a book about different lessons I've tried to learn from different people.
Lew Wasserman, MCA and the Hidden History of Hollywood
Patty Manning's book, "Rupert, The Last Mogul", was mentioned as a source for the episode. It's about Rupert Murdoch and his life as a media mogul.
Patty Manning, Rupert, The Last Mogul
— Episode: 634 - Rupert Murdoch - Part Two
Patty Manning's book, "Rupert, The Last Mogul", was mentioned as a source for the episode. It's about Rupert Murdoch and his life as a media mogul.
Patty Manning, Rupert, The Last Mogul
A Reassessment
Rodney Tiffin's book, "Rupert Murdoch, Reassessment", was mentioned as a source for the episode.
Rodney Tiffin, Rupert Murdoch, Reassessment
— Episode: 634 - Rupert Murdoch - Part Two
Rodney Tiffin's book, "Rupert Murdoch, Reassessment", was mentioned as a source for the episode.
Rodney Tiffin, Rupert Murdoch, Reassessment
How the truth caught up with Rupert Murdoch
Nick Davies' book, "Hack Attack, How the Truth Caught Up with Rupert Murdoch", was mentioned as a source for the episode.
Nick Davies, Hack Attack, How the Truth Caught Up with Rupert Murdoch
— Episode: 634 - Rupert Murdoch - Part Two
Nick Davies' book, "Hack Attack, How the Truth Caught Up with Rupert Murdoch", was mentioned as a source for the episode.
Nick Davies, Hack Attack, How the Truth Caught Up with Rupert Murdoch
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