Podcasts that mention 📚 Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann

I brought a book on [ __ ] um my vacation because I was just like you know what I'm gonna do I'm gonna be like a 35 year old woman who just got out of a relationship I'm gonna stick my toes in the sand I'm gonna read a I'm gonna read a book about you know the murder of Indians that we stuck on land that we didn't think was worth anything that is now worth oil then there was a bunch of oil on it that's a good summertime read

Bill mentions bringing a book on vacation and describes its subject matter as being about the murder of Indians on land that became valuable due to oil. He calls it a 'good summertime read'.

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uh Brian Holtzman gave me this book ... um what the [ __ ] killers of the the something Moon killers of the leaf moon or something like that It's just another one of these [ __ ] stories that they you know they just don't tell you about

Bill Burr mentions that his friend Brian Holtzman gave him a book, attempting to recall the title which he describes as "killers of the something moon" or "killers of the leaf moon", and comments that it's about a story not typically taught in school.

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I’m reading this book; it’s called 'Killers of the Flower Moon.' It's basically about the 1920s Osage Indians; there are Native Americans.

In the podcast, the host shares that he is currently reading 'Killers of the Flower Moon', a book focusing on the Osage Indians during the 1920s. This mention serves as a segue into a discussion about the Pinkerton agency.

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I mean, if anyone had a chance to see 'Killers of the Flower Moon', you see how that assimilation was utterly taken advantage of in order to rob these individuals of their tribal land and their wealth, especially in areas where that land may have sat upon oil reserves or other precious mining materials.

The podcast discusses the book 'Killers of the Flower Moon' in the context of how the assimilation of Native Americans was manipulated to dispossess them of their land and wealth, particularly where those lands had valuable resources like oil.

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that's the whole story behind the lost city of Z you know

Joe mentions the story behind "the lost city of Z" and the theory that disease wiped out the civilization, referencing the subject of a known book.

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if they're able to have these like insane structures like the whole lost city of z you know you know that that it was a feature film but it was also a book

Joe Rogan mentions 'The Lost City of Z' as a book that was made into a film.

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