Hillbilly Elegy
J.D. Vance
Mentioned 1 year ago
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 speaker compared his childhood experience to this book.
and you hop one fence and find yourself in fucking Willy Wonka's animal factory.
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
The speaker compared his childhood experience to this book.
and you hop one fence and find yourself in fucking Willy Wonka's animal factory.
The Complete Reference Guide to Television's The Brady Bunch (hardback)
The speaker referenced this book in the context of Tom Brady.
That was like Sean Brady. That was like Mr. Brady from the Brady Bunch.
— Episode: Ep 154: Live From Boston: Say Less
The speaker referenced this book in the context of Tom Brady.
That was like Sean Brady. That was like Mr. Brady from the Brady Bunch.
A Radical Approach to the Design of the Sales Function
The Machine was mentioned alongside another comedy movie that was also released the same weekend, and the two movies combined made about $15 million.
Burt Kreischer's The Machine.
— Episode: Ep 145: The Guys Hold Up A Mirror To Soc...
The Machine was mentioned alongside another comedy movie that was also released the same weekend, and the two movies combined made about $15 million.
Burt Kreischer's The Machine.
It was about my father and The Machine.
And they came out the same weekend and they both made like six to $8 million, somewhere in there.
But together, that would have made like $15 million and that's a healthy opening for a comedy.
The Tragedy of American Communism
The speakers were discussing movies, and one speaker mentioned watching Reds, which is directed by Warren Beatty.
I'm watching Reds right now, which is Warren Batey.
— Episode: Ep 141: The History Of Hacky Sack
The speakers were discussing movies, and one speaker mentioned watching Reds, which is directed by Warren Beatty.
I'm watching Reds right now, which is Warren Batey.
But I don't even know, bro. That's a... What's the one where he plays the president? Bullworth?
I'm talking about 70s, 80s, not 90s.
Yeah, because he directed them. Yeah, Kyle, that's what I'm watching. I'm watching Bullworth.
Bulworth 1998 (German Edition)
The speakers were discussing movies directed by Warren Beatty. One speaker mentioned watching Bullworth, which was directed by Warren Beatty.
I'm watching Reds right now, which is Warren Batey.
— Episode: Ep 141: The History Of Hacky Sack
The speakers were discussing movies directed by Warren Beatty. One speaker mentioned watching Bullworth, which was directed by Warren Beatty.
I'm watching Reds right now, which is Warren Batey.
But I don't even know, bro. That's a... What's the one where he plays the president? Bullworth?
I'm talking about 70s, 80s, not 90s.
Yeah, because he directed them. Yeah, Kyle, that's what I'm watching. I'm watching Bullworth.
101 Homemade Beauty Products Recipes-Make Your Own Body Butters, Body Scrubs, Lotions, Shampoos, Masks And Bath Recipes
Shampoo is a movie that was recommended to listeners.
You never saw Shampoo then? No, I didn't.
— Episode: Ep 141: The History Of Hacky Sack
Shampoo is a movie that was recommended to listeners.
You never saw Shampoo then? No, I didn't.
I was never a Batey head, but he was a mega star. Go watch Shampoo.
Get the fuck out of here and go watch Shampoo.
Go watch Shampoo, bitch. Spell Shampoo.
You got Shampoo. Shampoo's easy to fucking spell. Everybody's thinking about it right now. You gotta watch Shampoo.
Shampoo is epic.
A Novel
The Running Man was described as being quite different from the movie and a book that the speaker had owned for 20 years, but finally decided to read.
I'm reading The Running Man.
— Episode: Ep 139: This Whale Of An Episode Has My...
The Running Man was described as being quite different from the movie and a book that the speaker had owned for 20 years, but finally decided to read.
I'm reading The Running Man.
I've owned the book for like 20 years. I bought it at like I don't know fucking what.
It's so different than the fucking movie.
But it's a trip. It's nothing at all like the movie.
The book is radically different.
A Novel
The speaker briefly noted the title as one of several books that were later adapted into movies, without offering any further commentary or recommendation.
The speaker briefly mentioned Jurassic Park, listing it alongside other books that were later turned into movies.
Jurassic Park.
A Guide to Navigating Modern, Meaningful Caregiving
In the episode, the host mistakenly said the title was written by Stephen King and used it as an example of his prolific output, without offering any recommendation or critique. The comment was brief and informal, merely noting the author's fame.
The speaker commented that Stand By Me was written by Stephen King, who had written numerous books.
Yeah, he wrote Stand By Me.
Stephen King wrote so many fucking books, bro.
The Complete Serial Novel
The Green Mile was briefly brought up by Blake, who initiated a discussion about its unique publication format. He specifically questioned whether Stephen King’s work was originally released as a series of short books, focusing the conversation on the structure rather than the content of the novel.
The speaker mentioned that Green Mile was a series of books written by Stephen King and questioned whether they were short books.
Isn't Green Mile like eight books or something like that?
Three Books to Chill Your Bones
The speaker briefly mentioned the Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark series, recalling the illustrations, and then discussed the possibility of it being a scary book, but they were unsure if the title was correct.
These are books, Adam. These are books we're talking about, dude.
— Episode: Ep 139: This Whale Of An Episode Has My...
The speaker briefly mentioned the Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark series, recalling the illustrations, and then discussed the possibility of it being a scary book, but they were unsure if the title was correct.
These are books, Adam. These are books we're talking about, dude.
I also am like flexing on you like these are books, but they're legit children's books.
These aren't novels we're talking about.
I just saw the scary pictures in my head.
This dude's reading stories from scary stories of Tell in the Dark.
I think it's bloody fingers, but whatever.
What's the author who did that?
His name's like Alvin Schwartz.
The Complete When We Were Very Young and Now We Are Six (Winnie-the-Pooh)
The speaker brought up Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin as an example of a book they thought Adam might not have read.
Adam, you haven't read Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin?
— Episode: Ep 139: This Whale Of An Episode Has My...
The speaker brought up Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin as an example of a book they thought Adam might not have read.
Adam, you haven't read Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin?
The speaker suggested that Adam might not have read Clifford as an example of a book he should have read.
You don't know shit about Clifford.
— Episode: Ep 139: This Whale Of An Episode Has My...
The speaker suggested that Adam might not have read Clifford as an example of a book he should have read.
You don't know shit about Clifford.
One of the podcasters was wearing a collared shirt and was asked if they looked like Matilda from the book.
Are you Matilda from the book?
— Episode: Ep 129: Tell Me All Your Thoughts On Dis...
One of the podcasters was wearing a collared shirt and was asked if they looked like Matilda from the book.
Are you Matilda from the book?
It was discussed as a beloved book series, with a copy found in the current home of one of the podcasters.
I just remember getting a ton of Calvin and Hobbes, period. Like that was almost... I love that. Calvin and Hobbes off the charts.
— Episode: Ep 50: Don’t Judge A Book By Reading It
It was discussed as a beloved book series, with a copy found in the current home of one of the podcasters.
I just remember getting a ton of Calvin and Hobbes, period. Like that was almost... I love that. Calvin and Hobbes off the charts.
Oh, there it is. In this house that you're renting, there's a Calvin and Hobbes book. Sick. What is that? The Essential? Which one is that? Calvin and Hobbes do America or something. That was Beavis and Butthead. No, this is just the first one, dude. Calvin and Hobbes.
Fucking shout out to Bill Watterson. He's going to die tomorrow. He owns it. Is that cool? Yes, very cool. Because it's his.
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One of the podcast hosts indicated that 'Nevermind' by Nirvana was one of his first albums.
My first was Nirvana, Nevermind.
— Episode: Ep 59: History Of The Weird Part 1
One of the podcast hosts indicated that 'Nevermind' by Nirvana was one of his first albums.
My first was Nirvana, Nevermind.
It was recommended as a great book to read, and was mentioned in the context of a childhood book list, presumably from the speaker's school years.
Hatchet dog? He's talking about one of ten books you've read. Yes, Gary Paulson's Hatchet. Hatchet's dope. You got it dude. It's fucking good. It's a great book. It's a great book to read.
— Episode: Ep 50: Don’t Judge A Book By Reading It
It was recommended as a great book to read, and was mentioned in the context of a childhood book list, presumably from the speaker's school years.
Hatchet dog? He's talking about one of ten books you've read. Yes, Gary Paulson's Hatchet. Hatchet's dope. You got it dude. It's fucking good. It's a great book. It's a great book to read.
Essential Wisdom for Getting Through the Storm
The movie 'Fear' was mentioned in relation to Adam's ideal role, where he would play a seemingly nice guy who turns out to be a dangerous lunatic, similarly to Mark Wahlberg's character in the film.
I feel like I do well with something like that where, where you remember that movie Fear with Mark Wahlberg where he's just like, everybody kind of likes him and he's like a new boyfr...
— Episode: Ep 15: The Dudes Exchange (Weird) Tales...
The movie 'Fear' was mentioned in relation to Adam's ideal role, where he would play a seemingly nice guy who turns out to be a dangerous lunatic, similarly to Mark Wahlberg's character in the film.
I feel like I do well with something like that where, where you remember that movie Fear with Mark Wahlberg where he's just like, everybody kind of likes him and he's like a new boyfriend and he's cute.
And then I'm a fucking lunatic. Then you start carving shit into your chest.
Mark Wahlberg was, was just dripping with sexual energy.
One of the hosts mentioned that his first CD was 'Check Your Head' by the Beastie Boys.
Fuck, maybe it was Check Your Head.
— Episode: Ep 59: History Of The Weird Part 1
One of the hosts mentioned that his first CD was 'Check Your Head' by the Beastie Boys.
Fuck, maybe it was Check Your Head.
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