Podcasts that mention 📚 It by Stephen King

I feel I read Stephen King's It when I was probably too young. Book for a kid.

One of the hosts recalls reading Stephen King's book 'It' at a young age, suggesting it might not have been appropriate.

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It's based on a Stephen King book so it's really well written and it's incredible

Johnny mentions that the series "Devil's Hour" is based on a Stephen King book.

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so you know I'm I'm reading a Stephen King novel now the Institute and a lot of those this boy who's trapped up he's been kidnapped

Paul Bloom mentions reading this novel by Stephen King.

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And let's see, this is titled It, I can't tell if that's supposed to be It or if it's actually It. It's It, Stephen King!

During their discussion about scary movies, the hosts mention the title 'It', prompting Stephen Dubner to clarify that it is actually a book by Stephen King.

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And let's see, this is capital I-T, I can't tell if that's supposed to be it or if it's actually I-T. It's it, Stephen King.

In a discussion about a list of the scariest horror movies, the hosts of No Stupid Questions, Stephen Dubner and Angela Duckworth, mention the movie 'It' and clearly state that its author is Stephen King.

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yeah I I wrote an entire chapter my book on this because Fox is one of the most dangerous forces facing the American democracy

The speaker (Dan Pfeiffer) mentions writing a chapter in his book about Fox News.

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It's also mentioned in the X-Men in the comic... It's mentioned in the novel it

The host mentions the concept of tulpas being mentioned in the novel 'It'.

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and I'm with you there Noel I uh I remember being baffled that I could read Stephen King's It at such a young age with no problems

A host mentions reading Stephen King's book 'It' at a young age.

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I've always wanted to write in, but just hadn't found the right topic until the 'It' stranger things script retooling debate during emojis. Stephen King is by far my favorite author and it is my absolute favorite of his novels! Highly recommend!

A listener wrote in to the podcast discussing the movie adaptation of Stephen King's book, 'It', and how it may have been retooled to capitalize on the popularity of 'Stranger Things'. They expressed their admiration for King as their favorite author and 'It' as their favorite of his novels.

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My whole point has been that they played up the same things that Stranger Things was known for and that you wouldn't find in the book It, and that they plumped up that stuff because of Stranger Things! That's my assertion!

The podcast hosts are discussing a listener's email regarding how the movie 'It' may have been altered to reflect the themes and popularity of 'Stranger Things.' In this segment, one of the hosts references the book 'It' for the first time.

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Somebody gave me a copy of that book that he wrote if I did it and my wife threw it out

Joe Rogan mentions being given a copy of OJ Simpson's book 'If I Did It' and his wife throwing it out.

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and and when you hear what he says [ __ ] he wrote that book behold the pale white horse

Eddie Bravo mentions that Bill Cooper wrote the book 'Behold a Pale White Horse' while discussing Cooper's background and theories.

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and you see men real men do that so for example one of the things I talk about in my book we who wrestle with God is the symbolic image of the Shepherd in the Old Testament so you know Moses is a shepherd and Abel is a shepherd and King David is a shepherd

Jordan Peterson mentions his book while explaining the symbolic meaning of the Shepherd in the Old Testament.

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No, everybody knows it's from the Nephilim in the book of Enoch, the Jewish giants used to roam the earth and that the Smithsonian are hiding.

The speaker references the Book of Enoch in the context of the Nephilim (giants) and conspiracy theories about ancient history.

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