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Books by Michael Malice mentioned on podcasts

3 books across 24 episodes on 5 podcasts.

Michael Malice's books have been highlighted on programs such as Timcast IRL, The Joe Rogan Experience, and the Lex Fridman Podcast. On Timcast IRL, the host and Michael Malice discussed his publications, promoting his work The White Pill as a story touching upon dictators and warning against negative historical paths, while Malice also mentioned his previous book titled The White Tale, a Tale of Good and Evil. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Malice noted that his book The Anarchist Handbook reached the top non-fiction position on Amazon upon its release, and Joe Rogan praised Malice's book Dear Reader as incredible. The theme of Dear Reader was also explored on the Lex Fridman Podcast, where Malice explained to the host that he wrote the book about North Korea because human nature makes it easy to fall into certain patterns. Yeonmi Park similarly discussed Malice's book on North Korea when appearing as a guest on the Lex Fridman Podcast, recommending that listeners check it out.

  1. The White Pill

    9 mentions · Timcast IRL, The Joe Rogan Experience, Lex Fridman Podcast

    The White Pill by Michael Malice is a historical non-fiction book that explores the collapse of the Soviet Union and offers a counter-narrative to modern despair by focusing on human agency and the triumph of freedom.

    Discussed
    “My last book was called The White Tale, a Tale of Good and Evil.”
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  2. Dear Reader

    8 mentions · The Joe Rogan Experience, Lex Fridman Podcast, The Rubin Report

    Dear Reader is an unauthorized biography and critical examination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il written from a satirical perspective by author Michael Malice.

    Discussed
    “You ever talked to uh michael malus about oh yeah oh yeah dear reader that book is [__] incredible”
    Where to get it
  3. New Right

    7 mentions · The Rubin Report, Timcast IRL, Lex Fridman Podcast

    New Right by Michael Malice is a political book examining the modern right-wing movement, fringe political subcultures, and ideological evolution.

    Discussed
    “That the right, the new right, to use the title of your book that the new right would become the place that was creative and cool”
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