Hillbilly Elegy
J.D. Vance
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Ep 211: Billionaires Are People Too
Adam Devine, Anders Holm, Blake Anderson, and Kyle Newacheck seriously discuss some very important topics.
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The Mad City album by Kendrick Lamar was referenced as including one of the best hip hop album interstitials.
He had in Mad City, which was Kendrick's album. Good.
— Episode: Ep 205: Frozempic
The Mad City album by Kendrick Lamar was referenced as including one of the best hip hop album interstitials.
He had in Mad City, which was Kendrick's album. Good.
It was said to be a movie that one of the speakers watched many times as a kid. It was about a car that possesses the owner and is jealous of his girlfriend.
I mean, Christine, to me is like a movie, I watched maybe too many times as a kid.
— Episode: Ep 202: The People Vs. Fireball
It was said to be a movie that one of the speakers watched many times as a kid. It was about a car that possesses the owner and is jealous of his girlfriend.
I mean, Christine, to me is like a movie, I watched maybe too many times as a kid.
It starts possessing the dude, and like, becoming its one and only and it gets jealous of like, his girlfriend.
Rumpelstiltskin was referenced, but it was said that Blake read the story while standing up and that all of Hans Christian Andersen's references were good.
Have you heard the tale of rumpel still skin?
— Episode: Ep 188: Blake’s A Stand Up Guy, But Not...
Rumpelstiltskin was referenced, but it was said that Blake read the story while standing up and that all of Hans Christian Andersen's references were good.
Have you heard the tale of rumpel still skin?
Goldie logs and rumpel still skin
I read I only read it standing up all of his references are
An Invitation to the Unseen Realm
FX's new international spy thriller The Veil, starring Emmy and Golden Globe winner Elizabeth Moss, is a globe-trotting game of truth and lies between two women with thousands of lives hanging in the balance.
FX new international spy thriller The Veil, starring Emmy and Golden Globe winner Elizabeth Moss.
— Episode: Ep 186: No Shade To What’s His Name
FX's new international spy thriller The Veil, starring Emmy and Golden Globe winner Elizabeth Moss, is a globe-trotting game of truth and lies between two women with thousands of lives hanging in the balance.
FX new international spy thriller The Veil, starring Emmy and Golden Globe winner Elizabeth Moss.
Catch FX's new international spy thriller The Veil starring Emmy and Golden Globe winner Elizabeth Moss.
Dude, The Veil is a globe-trotting game of truth and lies between two women with thousands of lives hanging in the balance.
Catch FX's new international spy thriller The Veil starring Emmy and Golden Globe winner Elizabeth Moss.
Dude, The Veil is a globe trotting game of truth and lies between two women with thousands of lives hanging in the balance.
The Burn Book Hardcover Ruled Journal
They did another Mean Girls and then this one's a musical, and Tina Fey wrote it, apparently.
And when did Mean Girls...
— Episode: Ep 186: No Shade To What’s His Name
They did another Mean Girls and then this one's a musical, and Tina Fey wrote it, apparently.
And when did Mean Girls...
I'm so out of it.
I haven't even seen Mean Girls one.
I walked past the movie theater and said Mean Girls up and I was like, did I just time travel?
But I guess I just never I didn't hear that they were remaking it.
Yeah, they did another Mean Girls and then this one's a musical.
Yes. And Tina Fey wrote it, apparently.
Because there was a stage like a Broadway Mean Girls that is a musical, right?
And is this that except filmed?
That I do not know.
Yes.
It's a drawing of a photo of a memory of a fucking disaster, my guy.
A Novel (Lonesome Dove, 3)
It was mentioned that the speaker had seen the show, comparing it to "Deadwood" but without Calamity Jane. It was said to be a six part series spanning six hours.
Have you seen Lonesome Dove?
— Episode: Ep 181: Live From Kansas City: A KC Mast...
It was mentioned that the speaker had seen the show, comparing it to "Deadwood" but without Calamity Jane. It was said to be a six part series spanning six hours.
Have you seen Lonesome Dove?
Yes, I know. I love Lonesome Dove.
You know how Bobby Schroeder gets bit on the face by that snake?
Oh yeah, that's a water snake.
You should check it out, it's fucking dope. It's like a six part series, six hours.
The speaker compared "Lonesome Dove" to "Deadwood", describing it as "basically that without Calamity Jane".
It's basically that without Calamity Jane or whoever we were talking about earlier.
— Episode: Ep 181: Live From Kansas City: A KC Mast...
The speaker compared "Lonesome Dove" to "Deadwood", describing it as "basically that without Calamity Jane".
It's basically that without Calamity Jane or whoever we were talking about earlier.
Watch Deadwood.
The speaker mentions the graphic novel "Watchmen" in relation to the Tulsa race massacre.
Watchmen
— Episode: Ep 180: Live From Tulsa: The Ultimate Re...
The speaker mentions the graphic novel "Watchmen" in relation to the Tulsa race massacre.
Watchmen
Insider Tales of Keeping Walt's Dream Spotless
Two Disneyland custodial team workers wrote a book in 2015 about their experiences cleaning the park.
Two Disneyland custodial team workers known as cast members Sure Wrote about it in a 2015 book Cleaning the Kingdom Insider tales of keeping Walt's dreams spotless
— Episode: Ep 170: Live From Austin: The Guys Kept...
Two Disneyland custodial team workers wrote a book in 2015 about their experiences cleaning the park.
Two Disneyland custodial team workers known as cast members Sure Wrote about it in a 2015 book Cleaning the Kingdom Insider tales of keeping Walt's dreams spotless
The pizza delivery incident was compared to a scene from Kevin Costner's "The Postman", which Kyle imagined as a slow-motion scene of him delivering a pizza while injured.
Is this like Kevin Costner's The Postman?
— Episode: Ep 156: Live From Phoenix: The Horniest...
The pizza delivery incident was compared to a scene from Kevin Costner's "The Postman", which Kyle imagined as a slow-motion scene of him delivering a pizza while injured.
Is this like Kevin Costner's The Postman?
This book was described as being similar to the podcast as it involved pop culture and changing the world.
This is like Bill and Ted's Exit Adventure where they find out in the future they changed the world.
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
This book was described as being similar to the podcast as it involved pop culture and changing the world.
This is like Bill and Ted's Exit Adventure where they find out in the future they changed the world.
This book was mentioned as a sequel to the first book, and considered to be better than the first.
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey No. 2 is better than No. 1, right?
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
This book was mentioned as a sequel to the first book, and considered to be better than the first.
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey No. 2 is better than No. 1, right?
This book was mentioned in reference to the actor who played the naked yogi in the film.
And that actor who does the naked yoga in the beginning of Die Hard 2.
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
This book was mentioned in reference to the actor who played the naked yogi in the film.
And that actor who does the naked yoga in the beginning of Die Hard 2.
The Inside Story of the Shock-Com that Launched FOX and Changed TV Comedy Forever
This book was referenced as a comparison for Adam's wife, who the speaker believes regrets marrying him.
I like to think your wife's kind of like Al Bundy in Married With Children.
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
This book was referenced as a comparison for Adam's wife, who the speaker believes regrets marrying him.
I like to think your wife's kind of like Al Bundy in Married With Children.
How to Say It Right the First Time, Every Time (How to Say It Right the First Time, Every Time Hardcover)
The speaker enjoyed this book's soundtrack, and was paid to watch the movie in theaters.
What is your favorite song from Pitch Perfect?
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
The speaker enjoyed this book's soundtrack, and was paid to watch the movie in theaters.
What is your favorite song from Pitch Perfect?
This book was mentioned as a film with a character that gave the speaker his first boner.
It was Roger Rabbit.
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
This book was mentioned as a film with a character that gave the speaker his first boner.
It was Roger Rabbit.
My Story
The speaker enjoyed the soundtrack for this book and used it while writing.
Dude, I would listen to the Rudy soundtrack.
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
The speaker enjoyed the soundtrack for this book and used it while writing.
Dude, I would listen to the Rudy soundtrack.
Bonus CD! "Footloose" performed by Kenny Loggins
The speaker used the soundtrack from this book as sleep music.
I used to listen to like the Footloose tape to go to bed.
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
The speaker used the soundtrack from this book as sleep music.
I used to listen to like the Footloose tape to go to bed.
The speaker mentioned that this book was the first time they cried at a movie.
Boys in the Hood.
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
The speaker mentioned that this book was the first time they cried at a movie.
Boys in the Hood.
Second Edition
Several episodes of this book were mentioned, including "Piss and Shit," "Office Campout," "Good Morning," and "Dorm Days."
Which episode of Workaholics was your favorite?
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
Several episodes of this book were mentioned, including "Piss and Shit," "Office Campout," "Good Morning," and "Dorm Days."
Which episode of Workaholics was your favorite?
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