Episode · Behind the Bastards · 2025-10-28

Books mentioned on Part One: Bishop David E. Taylor: Jesus Christ's Best Friend

3 books · With Jake Hanrahan · Listen · Watch on YouTube

Robert sits down with Jake Hanrahan to discuss the recently busted cult / call center of Bishop David Taylor's, Jesus Christ's Best Friend. (2 Part Series) Check out Sad Oligarch - https://open.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

  1. Nothing is true and everything is possible

    Peter Pomerantsev · at 2:40

    Nothing is true and everything is possible by Peter Pomerantsev is a vivid journalistic account of life in modern Moscow, exploring the surreal intersection of state propaganda, authoritarian politics, and reality television culture.

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    “Well, in this Yeah, I'm glad I read there's a a good book about like authoritarianism in Russia called um Nothing is True and Everything is Permitted, I think, is more or less the title.”
    Where to get it
  2. Everything Is Permitted

    Cameron Kunzelman · at 2:40

    Everything Is Permitted by Cameron Kunzelman offers a critical examination of political power structures and societal control mechanisms.

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    “Well, in this Yeah, I'm glad I read there's a a good book about like authoritarianism in Russia called um Nothing is True and Everything is Permitted, I think, is more or less the title.”
    Where to get it
  3. Face to Face Appearances from Jesus

    David E. Taylor · at 17:50

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    “So, anyway, in his first book, Face to Face, Appearances with Jesus, David Taylor claims he was visited by Christ.”
    Where to get it