Book · 1995 · Natural history
Yellowstone
Yellowstone by Gretel Ehrlich and others has been mentioned in 2 episodes across 1 podcast (0 episodes recommend it and 2 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Tim Pool (1 episode) on Timcast IRL (2 episodes).
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Look at watch the show Yellowstone have you guys ever watched Yellowstone they make a point of this very very much.
Why people recommend it
Yellowstone by Gretel Ehrlich, Willard Clay, and Kathy Clay is a visual and literary exploration capturing the breathtaking landscapes, wildlife, and natural wonder of America's first national park. The title and its themes were referenced on Timcast IRL in August 2024, when the host drew comparisons to the popular television series sharing the same name to emphasize how skyrocketing property taxes and land ownership pressures can ultimately force everyday people to forfeit their generational land and property. This theme was revisited by Tim Pool during a February 2023 episode of Timcast IRL while discussing environmental crises and regulatory overreach, where the cast again invoked the cultural touchstone of Yellowstone to frame debates surrounding vigilante justice, resource protection, and rural survival against systemic pressures. Although the references occasionally blend the book's visual legacy with the fictional television drama, they consistently use the iconic American wilderness setting to illustrate complex socio-economic anxieties regarding property rights, land preservation, and the struggles of rural communities. These discussions underscore how the imagery and mythology of the region continue to resonate deeply within political and cultural discourse as symbols of rugged independence and threatened ways of life.
Every mention
Tim Pool you guys watch uh Yellowstone 1
“you guys watch uh Yellowstone”
Mentioned on the show without a named speaker1
“look at watch the show Yellowstone have you guys ever watched Yellowstone they make a point of this very very much”
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“Remember the Oh, Yellowstone. Yeah, that's the only time I go.”
“By the way, "Yellowstone" is just so great. - Oh, it's so good, right?”