Books first mentioned on podcasts in week 2023-W26

“Let me just tell you that I read a short story by Raymond Carver, and it was called A Small Good Thing. He’s way cooler than The Butthole Surfers! By the way, do you know who I'm talking about?”

“Who you might think is just comedic and funny, but he wrote a book called Born a Crime, and it's a very thoughtful, serious look at his life. And in there, he says this: I don't regret anything I've ever done in my life, any choice that I've made, but I'm consumed with regret for the things I didn't do,”

“In fact I actually brought the book out on the road with me my favorite one of my favorite drum books of all time yeah unzip in the bag my wife bought me a new [ __ ] bag a new backpack for years she's been telling me I think you need a new backpack and I'm like why this”

“mcaney did really really well because she had the book debunking The lives in the media That is a fantastic way to handle it”

“I mean I've read Revelation but it's a very difficult read”

“so there's a book that I've been reading called trial tribulation and Triumph and it's a massive text and it sort of discusses how long um a lot of these things take and like how how long the stage is set for the Antichrist”

“there are a lot of um different breakdowns of it I Taylor Marshall does a really good one uh that I would recommend”

“They've been writing books about it since the I mean Eros and Civilization by Herbert Marquis came out in like the 60s or something like that These are these Arguments for intergenerational relationships have been made by queer theorists for the better part of 50 years”

“parents started seeing books in schools that were teaching children about adult explicit content and now what's happening is it's causing a backlash that's encompassing more than just the core issue right So when a parent sees a book like this book is gay which which Ian purchased and it taught it teaches children how to use adult sex apps”

“So, 'Infinite Jest,' it's introduced in the first 50 pages is about a tape that once you watch it once, you only ever wanna watch that tape.”

“There's a great book, and if I recommended 'Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect' last time, there is a sequel called 'A Casino Odyssey in Cyberspace.'”

“if you look at the work of the historians then you learn that Adam Coons this psychic is made up a author named Susie Smith made up this psychic Adam Coons for a book called prominent American Ghost and she sort of expanded on uh Winchester's alleged obsession with the Paranormal”

“you have written multiple books beneath a Restless son the Pulitzer Prize winning the devil in the Grove as well as the edge execution of Willie Francis”

“you have written multiple books beneath a Restless son the Pulitzer Prize winning the devil in the Grove as well as the edge execution of Willie Francis”

“he's a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author of The Reason book Maverick a biography of Thomas soul”

“Heather is a contributing editor at City Journal and author of the book when race trumps Merit how the pursuit of equity sacrifices Excellence destroys Beauty and threatens lives”

“Well there was a meeting between Trump and it was about Mark Meadows book and uh this is the one that has caused so much trouble here it is well with Millie”

“We discuss his most recent book, A Letter to the American Church, which argues that it's a betrayal of faith to stay silent in the face of tyranny.”

“The reason I wrote it, in a nutshell, is that in 2010, I came out with my longest book, a biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the German pastor who was involved in the plot to kill Hitler.”

“So I thought to myself that idea, Bonhoeffer wrote a book, The Cost of Discipleship, where he famously talks about cheap grace, because the excuse given by the German theologians and pastors at the time was that, 'Well, it's all about grace; it's less about what we do.'”

“I think every singer should have a Glennon Doyle era, should have like a Love Warrior era. Yeah, should have a Brene Brown era, I feel like grenade.”