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Books by Arthur C. Clarke mentioned on podcasts

10 books across 37 episodes on 12 podcasts.

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  1. 2001, a Space Odyssey

    18 mentions · Cheeky Pint, This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von, Modern Wisdom

    2001, a Space Odyssey by Arthur C.

    Discussed
    “I think maybe the central lesson for 2001: A Space Odyssey was that you should not make AI lie. That's what I think Arthur C. Clarke was trying to say.”
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  2. Rendezvous with Rama

    5 mentions · The Book Review, The Joe Rogan Experience, SmartLess

    Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C.

    Recommended
    “And then for Clark, uh Rendezvous with Rama. So, those would be my three.”
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  3. Childhood's End

    4 mentions · The Joe Rogan Experience, Timcast IRL

    Childhood's End by Arthur C.

    Recommended
    “There's a great book by the great Arthur C. Clark called Childhood's End.He talks about um aliens sort of incepting the world through telepathic children.”
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  4. The Light of Other Days

    4 mentions · All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

    The Light of Other Days is a science fiction novel by Arthur C.

    Recommended
    “There is this great book, I've mentioned it in the past, by Steven Baxter and Arthur Clark called the light of other days and it's all about how basically all the world's information becomes available to everyone.”
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  5. 2010: Odyssey Two

    2 mentions · StarTalk Radio, The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

    2010: Odyssey Two by Arthur C.

    Discussed
    “He mentioned 2001. Yes. But I think he's referring to scenes in 2010, which was Arthur C. Clark's sequel to 2001.”
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  6. 2001

    1 mention · Lex Fridman Podcast

    Arthur C.

    Discussed
    “The future of space habitats is one of intelligent structures—maybe not all the way to HAL from the 2001: A Space Odyssey reference that scares people about a habitat having a mind of its own—but certainly, we're building systems now where the habitat has sensing technology that allows it to communicate its basic functions.”
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  7. 3001

    1 mention · Timcast IRL

    3001: The Final Odyssey is a science fiction novel by Arthur C.

    Recommended
    “dj madero says tim lydia ian luke you should read arthur c clarke's 3001 especially the sources and acknowledgments at the back of the book it will blow your mind”
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  8. The Nine Billion Names of God

    1 mention · Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

    The Nine Billion Names of God by Arthur C.

    Recommended
    “if you have not read it yet and you have a spare 10 minutes sometime after you listen to this, please check out the 9 billion names of God. It's a short story. I won't spoil the ending, but it is just chef's kiss. Top-notch reading.”
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  9. The Science Fiction Hall of Fame -- Volume Two

    1 mention · The Book Review

    The Science Fiction Hall of Fame -- Volume Two is a comprehensive anthology gathering some of the greatest science fiction novellas of all time as chosen by members of the Science Fiction Writers of America.

    Recommended
    “well I've been reading this Anthology that was published in 1973 but has been subsequently reissued called the science fiction Hall of Fame volume 2A the greatest science fiction novelas of all time chosen by the members of the science fiction writers of America SF Hall of which is kind of a mouthful”
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  10. The Songs of Distant Earth

    1 mention · StarTalk Radio

    The Songs of Distant Earth by Arthur C.

    Recommended
    “there is a really good uh science fiction novel called the songs of distant earth that arthur c clark wrote where he created an idea where there was a spaceship that could move very very close to the speed of light but every once in a while had to stop and pick up ice turned out that the energy produced”
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