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Every book Steven Crowder recommended on podcasts
Across 3 podcasts. Every show Steven Crowder appears on, in one place — not just one.
Steven Blake Crowder is an American-Canadian Christian Conservative comedian, political commentator, and media host. Throughout various podcast appearances, notably on The Joe Rogan Experience, The Megyn Kelly Show, and The Rubin Report, he has frequently discussed and recommended various books and films. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Crowder recommended Jordan B. Peterson's 12 Rules for Life while talking about YouTube flagging and content restrictions. During another episode, he recommended Arthur C. Brooks's Who Really Cares to examine generosity and political persuasion, as well as John Eldredge's Wild at Heart in the context of how public education systems function and how boys learn. On other programs, Crowder brought up Matthew McConaughey's Dallas Buyers Club to criticize Dr. Anthony Fauci's handling of the AIDS epidemic. Furthermore, he critically analyzed Al Gore's documentary and book An Inconvenient Truth, alongside its sequel, arguing that the environmental predictions made within the works were verifiably false and criticizing the financial outcomes associated with their release.
Books recommended by Steven Crowder
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12 Rules for Life
Jordan B.
Recommended“the Jordan Pederson one just got flagged and we talked about this book we talked about the 12 rules for I talked about guidelines for living a hell just reading it it's great book”
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Who Really Cares
Arthur C.
Recommended“there's a great book called who really cares by it's about famine mentality Arthur Brooks or David Brooks”
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Wild at Heart Revised and Updated
Wild at Heart Revised and Updated by John Eldredge is a faith-based book exploring masculinity, adventure, and the deep spiritual desires embedded in the hearts of men.
Recommended“there's actually a great book called Wild at Heart I think by John eldrich that talks about that”
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An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power by Al Gore serves as a follow-up to his earlier works on global climate change, tracking the progression of environmental crises and political efforts to combat them.
Critiqued“anyone who watched An Inconvenient Truth which was the big Catalyst that put Al Gore on a board at Apple to collect billions of dollars while massas were rubbing his feet and he was doing their arches know that all these predictions were wrong”
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An Inconvenient Truth
An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore is a documentary film and companion book highlighting the looming crisis of global warming and urging urgent action to protect the environment.
Critiqued“anyone who watched An Inconvenient Truth which was the big Catalyst that put Al Gore on a board at Apple to collect billions of dollars while massas were rubbing his feet and he was doing their arches know that all these predictions were wrong”
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Dallas Buyers Club
Dallas Buyers Club by Matthew McConaughey explores the real-life historical events surrounding the initial emergence of the AIDS epidemic and the controversial medical and governmental responses of that era.
Discussed“do people know that dallas buyers club happened because of fouchy”
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Appearances
Other mentions (6: passing, ad reads, own books)
“you know, the sweeping epic like a parody of Saving Private Ryan or There Will Be Blood or Schindler's List”
“you know, the sweeping epic like a parody of Saving Private Ryan or There Will Be Blood or Schindler's List”
“you know, the sweeping epic like a parody of Saving Private Ryan or There Will Be Blood or Schindler's List”
“like it takes a lot of time to do a Good Will Hunting”
“do you have any idea how hard it is to make Schindler's List funny when you're doing a parody”
“Harry Potter [ __ ]”