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The Jungle Book
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I mean like historically has always been the case I mean Roger Kipling when he released um he had a whole set of books that he released and he put the swastika on the dust cover um because at it was like the 1890s.
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Baloo. Jungle Book. Oh yeah, the friendliest. It's amazing, isn't it that we anthropomorphize Bears.
Joe Rogan The Joe Rogan Experience · Sep 2024 I remember the first time I watched Jungle Book with him and I'm looking over and seeing the joy he had watching that movie.
Actually Kipling already kind of did that once with the jungle book which is a kid in a jungle being brought up by wild animals.
Neil Gaiman The Tim Ferriss Show · Mar 2019 And you electrical watching electric snakes and jungle book is a book and you taking it in as a film man you know so out of the gate you doing a lot of stuff.
Theo Von This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von · Dec 2018 Where and when it comes up
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The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling is a classic collection of stories featuring a human boy raised by wild animals in the Indian jungle, exploring themes of nature, society, and anthropomorphism. Count Dankula mentioned the author's wider body of work on Timcast IRL to discuss historical contexts surrounding early publication designs and symbols. Joe Rogan and Chris Harris chatted about the literary and media legacy on The Joe Rogan Experience, marveling at the persistent human tendency to anthropomorphize bears through beloved characters. Simon Cowell shared a personal anecdote on The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett, recalling the immense joy he experienced while watching a film adaptation alongside his son Eric. Neil Gaiman referenced the classic text on The Tim Ferriss Show to draw parallels to his own creative origins, noting how his early concepts echoed the timeless narrative of a child nurtured by wild beasts. Finally, Theo Von engaged with a caller on This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von regarding psychedelic experiences prompted by cinematic adaptations. Across these varied conversations, the enduring cultural footprint of the classic animal tales remains a recurring touchstone for storytelling, personal nostalgia, and creative inspiration.
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Count Dankula I mean like historically has always been the case I mean Roger Kipling when he released um he had a whole s… 1
“I mean like historically has always been the case I mean Roger Kipling when he released um he had a whole set of books that he released and he put the swastika on the dust cover um because at it was like the 1890s”
Joe Rogan Baloo. Jungle Book. Oh yeah, the friendliest. It's amazing, isn't it that we anthropomorphize Bears 1
“Baloo. Jungle Book. Oh yeah, the friendliest. It's amazing, isn't it that we anthropomorphize Bears”
Neil Gaiman Actually Kipling already kind of did that once with the jungle book which is a kid in a jungle being brough… 1
“Actually Kipling already kind of did that once with the jungle book which is a kid in a jungle being brought up by wild animals”
Simon Cowell I remember the first time I watched Jungle Book with him and I'm looking over and seeing the joy he had wat… 1
“I remember the first time I watched Jungle Book with him and I'm looking over and seeing the joy he had watching that movie.”
Theo Von and you electrical watching electric snakes and jungle book is a book and you taking it in as a film man yo… 1
“and you electrical watching electric snakes and jungle book is a book and you taking it in as a film man you know so out of the gate you doing a lot of stuff”
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“And so I had this incredible childhood growing up on this farm like just um like the like the Jungle Book, that little guy, Mowgli or whatever.”
“I'm in here in the damn Jungle Book.”
“You never saw Jungle Book? Oh, very very long ago and all I remember is Baloo doing his thing. Yeah, the bare necessities. Yeah, it's so great. Still probably my favorite even among the moderns, my favorite Disney cartoon.”
“Oh, like the Christopher Walken King Louie in the live-action Jungle Book! That's the way it's depicted in the live-action Jungle Book in the King Louie character.”
“oh like the Christopher walk and King Louie in the liveaction uh Jungle Book”
“also that the way it's depicted in The liveaction Jungle Book in the King Louie character”
“The Jungle Book it ain't a book it's a damn librarian son The Jungle Book is a”
“Oh yeah, look, I'll tell you this man, The Jungle Book, it ain't a book, it's a damn librarian, son.”
“A reference to the Jungle Book! All you gotta do is look for the bare necessities! The simple bare necessities!”
“and then you're also i mean you're just nice to look at you remind me of like the if they met a female female jungle book who would be in it you know mowgli”
“that same physique baby that p hyzek as baloo from the jungle book”
“i the the poem if uh by kipling okay i'd love to read it Sure it's okay it's a minute okay”
“did you know redard Kipling wrote The Jungle Book while living in Brattleboro Vermont”
“my third time around we put in a jungle book the new one and if you're on Coons you know those those they're real for sure and the snake taw he like does that whole hypnosis thing”
“you know I'm talking about that Jungle Book sex”
“a large cat dark kind of looking black cat but a not a black cat like you see just on your street or on a side street — a black cat you have to really get into the woods to see you know kind of like the evil black cat in Jungle Book something like that”
“they just came out with two new ones the the Jungle Book in a manga adaptation and The Count of Monte Christo”
“the Audio Drama of the year was The Jungle Book the mowgly stories and this is another multicast production”