Episode · Stuff They Don't Want You To Know · 2024-06-21
Books mentioned on The World Is Full of Mysterious Holes
Do you live near a mysterious cavern, pit, or abandoned mine? In tonight's episode, Ben, Matt and Noel explore the wide world of mysterious holes, spanning the globe from the remote wilds of Canada all the way down to Antarctica.
Ben Bowlin recommended The Strange by Nathan Ballingrud, and discussed Holes by Louis Sachar and Red Planet by Robert A. Heinlein.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Holes
Discussed“remember that Disney movie Holes from the early 2000s this called holes I never saw it's described of wikkipedia as a Neo Western comedy drama based on a novel uh by Lewis socer from 1998”
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Red Planet
Discussed“hind line wrote red planet right yeah red planet it's just I don't know the I haven't read it in a long time um but it is a I do recall it being a really cool uh Highline novel”
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The Strange
The Strange is a science fiction and weird-fiction novel by Nathan Ballingrud that follows a father and daughter across the dangerous and atmospheric landscape of a colonized Mars.
Recommended“one of the U most recent books about Mars that I really enjoyed was the strange by Nathan ballingrud I don't even want to spoil it man I'm not even sure what genre it is”
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