Lord of the Flies (Penguin Drop Caps)
William Golding
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236: ROCKET MONEY BEST ADVICE EPISODE 4 (with Steve Berg)
Jake Johnson (New Girl, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) and Gareth Reynolds (The Dollop) don't feel qualified to give strangers good advice. Most of their friendship over the last 15 years has been based around dumb bits, but they do (for better or worse) want to try to help people out. Like yo...
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The caller, Alice, is about to publish her first novel, a modern-day mafia romance with a few explicit sex scenes that she is concerned about when sharing with family through an audiobook.
So I'm getting ready to publish my first novel. Which is real exciting. Yeah. Thank you. And I'm obviously pretty excited to share that with my friends and my family. But the problem is that it's a ro...
— Episode: 40: Parental Guidance with Eduardo Franc...
The caller, Alice, is about to publish her first novel, a modern-day mafia romance with a few explicit sex scenes that she is concerned about when sharing with family through an audiobook.
So I'm getting ready to publish my first novel. Which is real exciting. Yeah. Thank you. And I'm obviously pretty excited to share that with my friends and my family. But the problem is that it's a romance novel and there's a handful of explicit sex scenes.
So, it's actually a modern day mafia romance in which a quite normal woman gets mixed up in some events concerning the local mafia and kind of stumbles into the attention of the mafia don.
I have no issue with my dad having willful ignorance about these sex scenes, like knowing they exist but not really knowing. Sure.
I'm so out of it that I don't even realize he's moved until I feel his tongue flick across my for the first time. He repeats the move using short pointed strokes of his, his, me and he just so effortlessly finding that's maintaining a steady rhythm, pumping his while his thesis me.
Elyse Myers introduced the title during her interview, describing it as a collection of short stories, poems, and illustrations that offered fun glimpses into her life, including literal diary entries from a decade ago. Jake Johnson echoed the endorsement, urging listeners to check it out. The discussion highlighted its light‑hearted, personal nature and was presented as a recommendable read.
The book contained short stories, poems, and illustrations about the author's life that were fun to read. Some stories included literal entries from the author's diary from ten years prior.
It's called That's A Great Question I'd Love To Tell You. It's short stories and poems and cool illustrations and just fun little things about my life that are fun to read.
Well, the book is called. That's a great question. I'd love to tell you. And yes. Everybody check it out.
Some of the stories in the book, they're like literal entries from my diary at like 10 years ago.
The title was jokingly suggested as a possible book for Jake Johnson, referencing his need to lose weight for television, and the hosts used it as a humorous example. No substantive discussion of the content or merits of the title was offered.
This was proposed as a book title for Jake Johnson based on his experience having to lose weight for television.
By the way, Jake, I think we have your book title whenever you're ready. Too Fat for Foxes. Pretty solid.
The Others amongst Us (HUMANOID ENCOUNTERS The Others Amongst Us)
The title was casually mentioned when a caller joked about ordering a $500 UFO book from 1949 that they didn’t actually want.
One caller mentioned drunkenly ordering an expensive UFO book from 1949 online, which they did not actually want.
I'll order like a $500 UFO book from 1949 that I don't even want.
Conversations between Henry Jaglom and Orson Welles
The episode highlighted the book as a delightful collection of recorded conversations that brought Orson Welles to life, making readers laugh out loud while offering surprising wisdom. Eric Edelstein praised it for its humor and insight, noting it was a truly enjoyable read. The overall tone was enthusiastic and strongly recommended.
The speaker described finishing this delightful book which contained recorded conversations between the director and Orson Welles, noting that Welles came alive in the book and it was hysterical to read.
I just finished a delightful book called My Lunches with Orson, which is Henry Jacklum was this director that recorded all of his conversations with Orson Welles, and he had permission.
But Orson Welles is Jake and I get called the Yentas of the east side of Los Angeles because we're gossipy and love it. And when I read this, there was no bigger gossiping Yenta on this planet than Orson Welles. Bless his heart. He comes alive in this, and it's hysterical.
I was laugh out loud reading it. And there's a remarkable amount of wisdom in there.
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