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Son of the Morning Star

by Evan S. Connell · Recommended by 3 people on 1 podcast

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One of the mutilating bodies you recommended uh son of the morning star have you read it yeah yeah.
Joe Rogan · The Joe Rogan Experience · Nov 2020 Listen at 2:58:20

The best things said about it

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Recommended
And the one I'm listening to now is like history son of the morning star and my friend Steve Rinella recommended it to me holy [ __ ] dude.
Matt Farah The Joe Rogan Experience · Dec 2019
Discussed
It was the the one on General Custer General Custer was the last one which was son of the morning star.
Bryan Callen The Joe Rogan Experience · Dec 2019

Why people recommend it

Son of the Morning Star by Evan S. Connell is a detailed historical account of General George Armstrong Custer and the infamous American Indian Wars. Matt Farah discussed the book on The Joe Rogan Experience, sharing that he was listening to the audiobook version after his friend Steve Rinella recommended it to him with high praise. Later, Joe Rogan and Steven Rinella themselves discussed the volume at length on the podcast while examining the broader history and conflicts of the Indian Wars. Joe Rogan also referenced the book during another episode with Shannon O'Loughlin, explaining that he read it as part of a deep historical dive into American Indian history, which he undertook after finishing Empire of the Summer Moon. Furthermore, Bryan Callen brought up the work on a different episode of The Joe Rogan Experience while conversing about the turbulent history of the American West, highlighting its specific focus on General Custer as the final major subject of the narrative. Throughout these podcast appearances, the book is consistently highlighted as an essential, deeply researched resource for understanding the complex military and cultural clashes that shaped the nineteenth-century American frontier.

Every mention

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Matt Farah and the one I'm listening to now is like history son of the morning star and my friend Steve Rinella recomm… 1
Recommended
“and the one I'm listening to now is like history son of the morning star and my friend Steve Rinella recommended it to me holy [ __ ] dude”
Joe Rogan one of the mutilating bodies you recommended uh son of the morning star have you read it yeah yeah 2
Discussed
“one of the mutilating bodies you recommended uh son of the morning star have you read it yeah yeah”
Discussed
“and then I read son of the morning star and then I read Black Elk”
Bryan Callen it was the the one on General Custer General Custer was the last one which was son of the morning star 1
Discussed
“it was the the one on General Custer General Custer was the last one which was son of the morning star”

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“it was the the one on General Custer General Custer was the last one which was son of the morning star that was the last one when I was reading”

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