Episode · Stuff They Don't Want You To Know · 2023-08-11
Books mentioned on Sad Oligarch, with Jake Hanrahan
In just nine months, a dozen prominent Russian oligarchs -- businessmen who run major industries in step with the Russian government -- died. Some deaths could be accidents.
Jake Hanrahan discussed Summary and Analysis of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil: A Savannah Story by Worth Books, Evil by Chad Meister, Nothing Is Real by David Hepworth, and Everything is Possible by Mary Wood.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Summary and Analysis of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil: A Savannah Story
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt is a classic true crime narrative that explores the eccentricities, mysteries, and dark undercurrents of Savannah, Georgia.
Discussed“I really like the old school kind of True Crime like I used to be a big fan of this well I am a big fan of this book called um Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil yes yeah right great book”
Where to get it
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Evil
Evil by Chad Meister is a thought-provoking philosophical exploration of the nature and reality of evil in the modern world.
Discussed“I really like the old school kind of True Crime like I used to be a big fan of this well I am a big fan of this book called um Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil yes yeah right great book”
Where to get it
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Nothing Is Real
Discussed“I remember years ago I read this great book um it's called nothing is real and everything is possible”
Where to get it
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Everything is Possible
Discussed“I remember years ago I read this great book um it's called nothing is real and everything is possible”
Where to get it
