Podcasts that mention 📚 Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

I'm telling you. Of mice and men. That's interesting.

One of the hosts mentions the book title in the context of discussing how they would want their life to end, referencing the ending of the book.

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getting my teachers to expect me to [ __ ] enjoy reading of mice and men for instance that's the worst [ __ ] book i've ever read maybe why the why the [ __ ] is that in school curriculum you can feel me getting annoyed about this

Speaker James Smith criticizes the school curriculum for including 'Of Mice and Men', calling it the worst book he's ever read.

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You're like yeah you're like of a mice and men Yeah that's how you're painting me within 10 minutes of this You're a lenny and of mice and men That's how you do

Bill compares someone to the character Lenny from the book 'Of Mice and Men'.

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Yeah, because we’re f*cked up like Lenny from ‘Of Mice and Men’! You could do that to a puppy! Two puncture wounds to the neck before passing out, recall said, ‘Leave Monty alone; bring him back to his brother and sister; let him be happy.’

Sal Vulcano uses the novel 'Of Mice and Men' and its character Lenny to illustrate his thoughts on a tiger's potential to harm, drawing a parallel to Lenny's accidental damage due to his immense strength and unawareness. This explanation arises during a conversation about Roy Horn from Siegfried & Roy and an incident involving a tiger.

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It's like Lennie of Mice and Men but don't do but you do you have to like if you believe in the death penalty.

Someone references the book 'Of Mice and Men'.

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