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Ralph mentioned having a book tour for his book about step-parenting, which led to a discussion about its nonexistent marketing strategy.

A cookbook was mentioned that contained a recipe for Salmon Wellington called 'Koulia Bak', which the speaker's mother used to make for special dinner parties because it was always a huge hit.

Gail apparently made out with this cookbook at an event referred to as 'smart people's prom'.

The host humorously claimed to have renamed Melissa's book 'Fabulouscious' to 'Bonfire of the Stupidities' while describing a mural painting session.

A passage from Melissa's book was referenced concerning consent, specifically a part where she wrote about a husband taking a wife forcefully when she didn't want to have sex.

The guest judge, Max, owned a book about picnics, which was mentioned in relation to his appearance on the show.

The speaker mentioned that CNN ran a piece about this list of cookbooks written by their friend Jolie, and the speaker was fortunate to be included in the article.

Heather was seen reading Portia's autobiography, which was jokingly described as very short, detailing Portia's past struggles and self-admitted history as a 'hoe'.

Heather mentioned reading Leah's book and knowing everything about her, which caused Leah to react strongly as it felt like saying 'kill yourself' because the book discussed addiction struggles.

The speakers referenced a book that they suggested should be renamed 'The Brothers Carl Lindsay' in a joking manner, possibly referencing a collection of fairy tales like those by the Brothers Grimm.

This book was mentioned as a comparison when discussing Raquel's entrance onto the show, suggesting a narrative where a seemingly sweet newcomer ruins the established star's life and career.

Leah Black had a line of products, including 'big girl panties,' which was mentioned in connection with her book.

One speaker described the pitch for a book as combining Brandy Glanville's work with the themes of the Hasidic Netflix show "Unorthodox." The mention of this book was in reference to the description of Heather Gay's book contents.

This Wondery podcast pulled back the curtain on royal families past and present, focusing on the darker side of royalty and showing how Henry VIII's wives were unexpected agents in their own stories.

The book was mentioned in the context of a child watching the movie adaptation, specifically noting a scene involving Julia Roberts and Richard Gere. Adriana seemed upset that her son was watching this movie.

The movie based on the book was mentioned when discussing the cold and icy weather in Texas, leading one host to realize they had manifested the topic by thinking about it.

The album was mentioned in the context of a possible source for rumors, although it was noted that the user meant the rumors themselves, not the album.

This Wondery podcast focusing on royal families was mentioned during a commercial break, promising to show the darker side of royalty.

The song was referenced when discussing Grace Lilly's broken heart regarding dating difficulties.

The speaker mentioned that Luann de Lesseps had written a book about manners, which was considered part of her impressive life trajectory.