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Books by Dan Brown mentioned on podcasts
Dan Brown and his bestselling thriller novels are frequently referenced across diverse podcast conversations. On StarTalk Radio, Neil deGrasse Tyson highlighted Angels & Demons as Dan Brown's second novel in the series, discussing its fictional storyline involving the Catholic Church and antimatter. The book was also brought up on Timcast IRL, where hosts and callers compared real-world political predictions and recent events to the nefarious plots and camera obscura setups found within Angels & Demons. Dan Brown's other major work, The Da Vinci Code, came up frequently on Stuff They Don't Want You To Know, where hosts discussed theories regarding secret bloodlines and the Priory of Scion. They noted how Dan Brown leveraged these mainstream concepts as the foundation for his novel, reflecting on both the book and its film adaptation. Furthermore, references to Dan Brown's writing and characters occasionally surface on shows like the Monday Morning Podcast and additional episodes of Timcast IRL in discussions regarding historical executions and Christian prophecies.
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The Da Vinci Code (Republish)
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown is a bestselling mystery thriller that follows a symbologist and a cryptologist as they unravel a murder mystery tied to secret religious societies and alternate Christian history.
Discussed“in his not novel Da Vinci C Dan Brown cites the 14th century execution”
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Angels & Demons
Angels & Demons by Dan Brown is a fast-paced thriller involving secret societies, academic cryptography, and a plot against the Vatican.
Discussed“Uh, in the film 'Angels and Demons,' oh, I like that one! Yeah, the Dan Brown second novel of that series. It reports that the Catholic Church, oh, that's right!”
Speaker StarTalk Radio The Sounds of Space | StarTalk Live! at Guild Hall 2024-10-15 Listen at 25:49Where to get it
