The Joe Rogan Experience

They mentioned that her pen name wrote a 1985 sadomasochist novel called Exit to Eden, which was later turned into a movie.

The novel was mentioned as a humorous example of a bizarre historical vampire movie adaptation. It was described as a ridiculous and entertaining concept.

The book was referenced as a mashup novel that combines classic literature with zombie horror. It was noted as an example of an odd literary remix.

The speakers noted that Luke Caff and Haidt had recently published the book, highlighting it as a relevant work in the discussion on cultural and academic issues.

Joe and Joey described it as a great book that explains why some people become successful, citing factors like birth month and opportunities.

Joe mentioned reading The Exorcist, describing its intense, unsettling atmosphere and how it stays with you after viewing.

He said that the climber who held the speed record had written a book called "How to Speed Climb," which he had learned speedclimbing techniques from.

The book was mentioned as being written by an inspirational guest and available on Amazon, highlighting his personal journey and overcoming adversity.

The book was mentioned as a shocking confession by O. J. Simpson, highlighting its controversial nature. It was noted for its notoriety rather than any literary merit.

The host highlighted Steve Rinella's newly released cookbook, noting they had received an early publisher's copy and praised it as excellent with great recipes and photography.

Everlast said he was reading Osho's book, calling it pretty interesting and noting that Osho wrote it after becoming Osho.

They explained that in their coauthored book they discussed rites of passage as a key concept for modern life.

He referred to Pierre Corey's book as a source that highlighted surprising evidence about ivermectin's effectiveness.

He mentioned that the short book "The Great Taking" warned about a looming financial collapse.

It was mentioned as an example of a book that illustrated a philosophical approach to life and creativity.

It was referred to as a Disney kids movie and discussed in relation to the guest's early acting experiences.

It was mentioned as one of the guest's favorite movies and praised for its quality.

It was cited as the first play the guest performed in when he was twelve, highlighting its significance in his early acting career.

They read the children's book and highlighted a quote about asking for help, which resonated with them.