Podcasts that mention 📚 The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien

There you go; you could journal the Lord of the Rings into ChatGPT and you too could be a novelist.

The mention humorously suggests that by putting 'The Lord of the Rings' into an AI tool, anyone can become a novelist, highlighting the classic nature of Tolkien's work.

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And for people who don't catch the reference, that's "Lord of the Rings."

Marc Andreessen mentions this book/series to explain the reference to "the ring of power".

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um you know i actually saw something with uh lord of the rings actually watched a little bit of that [ __ ] ... you know i found out the other day that led zeppelin was really into uh lord of the rings i didn't realize that when they were singing about all that [ __ ] cause in the darkest depth of mortar is that from [ __ ] uh lord of the rings you know i bet it's a wonderful book you know it's just that you got to sit down and read all three of them

Bill mentions seeing something related to Lord of the Rings (likely the movie) and then talks about the book series, noting that Led Zeppelin was influenced by it and commenting on the effort required to read all three books.

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for example the original Lord of the Rings is like the trilogy plus the next two books was like a total of 750 000 words 750k a fan has written uh like a fan fiction version of Lord of the Rings like the extension and it's over five million words

Mentioned as a book series that is a source for fan fiction, with a comparison of the original word count to a fan-written extension.

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uh in in the book Shob the the spider the evil uh Spider is in Lord of the Rings you are absolutely correct about that

A host mentions 'Lord of the Rings' to clarify that the spider Shelob is from this book, not 'The Hobbit'.

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So Stories and scientific hypotheses aren't the same thing The Lord of the Rings is not a scientific hypothesis but that doesn't mean it's not true

Jordan Peterson uses The Lord of the Rings as an example to differentiate between stories and scientific hypotheses.

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do you remember that laying in your bed at night and reading Lord of the Rings or lying the witch in The Wardrobe or one of those books

Joe Rogan mentions reading 'The Lord of the Rings' as a child, highlighting its immersive quality.

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I mean that's why in in The Lord of the Rings it's the ring of power that unites all the Rings

Jordan Peterson uses 'The Lord of the Rings' as an example to illustrate the concept of power as a unifying force.

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but it was important for me and Annie to go through Do you do you read Lord of the Rings and looks like that

The host asks Kobe if he reads the book series.

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i don't me and maybe i was just watching a bunch of lord of the rings the simarillion I haven't heard it yet but i was listening to some old tolkien interview from the 60s

One of the hosts mentions watching something related to 'Lord of the Rings' and 'The Simarillion' and listening to a Tolkien interview.

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gandalf quote to frodo lamenting bad times quote So do i and so do all who live to see such times But that is not for them to decide All we have to decide is what we do with this time that has given us

A user quotes Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings, lamenting bad times.

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i could do a really good golem from lord of the rings too

Sean Parnell mentions 'Lord of the Rings' while talking about doing impersonations, specifically of the character Gollum.

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I can do a really good Smeagol from Lord of the Rings

The speaker mentions being able to do a voice impression of the character Smeagol from Lord of the Rings.

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because this is actually from Lord of the Rings and this stretches back a few years and what's really interesting about the Lord of the Rings is that there are actually multi-ethnic different kinds of races in the Lord of the Rings universe

Discussing the origin of orcs in the Lord of the Rings universe and comparing it to current discussions about race in Dungeons & Dragons.

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it's literally just fantasy it's like it's like Lord of the Rings it's just like my ELF fires an arrow and defeats your goblin

The host compares the Magic the Gathering game theme to Lord of the Rings.

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