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#1466 - Jessimae Peluso

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#1466 - Jessimae Peluso includes mentions of Going Clear by Lawrence Wright, Deadly Enemy by Michael Osterholm, Chaos by Tom O'Neil, and Music in Your Brain by Steven Levin, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.

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Going Clear
Lawrence Wright

Indexed context: The host mentions 'Going Clear' as an insightful exploration of L. Ron Hubbard and the origins of Scientology. They emphasize the book's depth and th…

Deadly Enemy
Michael Osterholm

Indexed context: The host mentions 'Deadly Enemy' by Michael Osterholm to highlight the significance of credible information during the pandemic. Osterholm's insights…

Chaos
Tom O'Neil

Indexed context: The host mentions 'Chaos' to illustrate the unpredictable nature of life experiences and how they shape a person's character. This reference highligh…

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Jessimae Peluso is a stand-up comedian and television personality. Check out her podcast called “Sharp Tongue" available on Spotify. @Jessimae Peluso
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Going Clear
Lawrence Wright

The host mentions 'Going Clear' as an insightful exploration of L. Ron Hubbard and the origins of Scientology. They e…

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Deadly Enemy
Michael Osterholm

The host mentions 'Deadly Enemy' by Michael Osterholm to highlight the significance of credible information during th…

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Chaos
Tom O'Neil

The host mentions 'Chaos' to illustrate the unpredictable nature of life experiences and how they shape a person's ch…

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Music in Your Brain
Steven Levin

The host discusses the impact of music on brain function, particularly in relation to physical activity and Alzheimer…

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Music on the Brain

The host discusses the profound effects of music on brain function and physical performance, referencing the book 'Mu…

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The Worst Genre Ever

The host mentions 'The Worst Genre Ever' to critique the quality of books on stand-up comedy, suggesting that many ar…

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UFOs, Bigfoot and JFK

The host briefly mentions the book 'UFOs, Bigfoot and JFK' while discussing the genre of books related to stand-up co…

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Deceptive Mind
Steven Novella

The host briefly mentions 'Deceptive Mind' by Steven Novella while discussing the impact of music on brain function,…

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  • The conversation centers on music and brain performance.
  • A second recurring theme is acting and authenticity.
  • Referenced books include Going Clear by Lawrence Wright and Deadly Enemy by Michael Osterholm.
  • Related interests include Anyone interested in psychology, self-help, or the history of Scientology. and Individuals seeking to understand infectious diseases and public health.

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Deep Dive(4)Passing Reference(3)Critical Analysis(1)Highly Recommended(1)
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Anyone interested in psychology, self-help, or the history of Scientology.Individuals seeking to understand infectious diseases and public healthIndividuals interested in personal development and overcoming adversityIndividuals interested in neuroscience and music therapyIndividuals interested in neuroscience and the effects of music on healthAspiring comedians and writers

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Going Clear
Lawrence Wright
Best for Anyone interested in psychology, self-help, or the history of Scientology.Often cited around L. Ron Hubbard and Scientology

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It's amazing when you realize, like, what he was he was like this guy was mentally ill who was trying to self diagnose and then self heal and then came up with this whole system of like Dianetics.

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Sentiment: Highly Recommended
For: Anyone interested in psychology, self-help, or the history of Scientology.
Indexed context: I mean, fucking amazing.
The host mentions 'Going Clear' as an insightful exploration of L. Ron Hubbard and the origins of Scientology. They emphasize the book's depth and the fascinating narrative it presents about Hubbard's psychological struggles and marketing strategies.
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Deadly Enemy
Michael Osterholm
Best for Individuals seeking to understand infectious diseases and public healthOften cited around importance of accurate information

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Michael Osterholm, an infectious disease expert, wrote this book, Deadly Enemy, which alerted everybody to how bad the situation was going to be.

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Individuals seeking to understand infectious diseases and public health
Indexed context: he was on and everybody went, holy shit, because everybody's like, should we take this seriously?
The host mentions 'Deadly Enemy' by Michael Osterholm to highlight the significance of credible information during the pandemic. Osterholm's insights were pivotal in alerting the public about the seriousness of the situation, making the book a crucial read for understanding infectious diseases.
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Chaos
Tom O'Neil
Best for Individuals interested in personal development and overcoming adversityOften cited around Joey Diaz's life experiences

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The book is about Charles Manson and the CIA's LSD studies in the 60s, detailing connections between Manson and various historical events and figures.

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Individuals interested in personal development and overcoming adversity
Indexed context: It's just so weird how much of who you are is based on these sort of random circumstances and how you come out of them.
The host mentions 'Chaos' to illustrate the unpredictable nature of life experiences and how they shape a person's character. This reference highlights the complexities of personal growth amidst trauma and chaos, particularly in the context of Joey Diaz's journey.
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Best for Individuals interested in neuroscience and music therapyOften cited around music and brain performance

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There's a book called Music in Your Brain, which is by I believe his name is. So I just had it's Levitan was his last name.

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Individuals interested in neuroscience and music therapy
Indexed context: The only reason I know about it is because with research with Alzheimer's, they say when the Alzheimer's patients reach a certain level or even just early on in their diagnosis, that music can help alleviate some of the stresses and anxieties associated with the disease.
The host discusses the impact of music on brain function, particularly in relation to physical activity and Alzheimer's patients. They mention the book 'Music in Your Brain' to highlight the scientific exploration of how music can engage the brain and potentially enhance performance or alleviate symptoms of cognitive decline.
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Best for Individuals interested in neuroscience and the effects of music on healthOften cited around impact of music on brain

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There's a book on Audible. So I listen to this book. You read your doctor called Music on the Brain. I honestly even think makes sense.

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Individuals interested in neuroscience and the effects of music on health
Indexed context: Music stimulates everything, including nail growth, including your sperm success, all of it.
The host discusses the profound effects of music on brain function and physical performance, referencing the book 'Music on the Brain' to support these claims. They highlight how music engages various brain areas and can even aid in therapeutic contexts, such as for Alzheimer's patients.
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Best for Aspiring comedians and writersOften cited around writing a book

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They wanted, they basically wanted me to just transcribe stand up and I wanted to write a bunch of weird shit. Didn't Judy Carter already do that? Remember that. Do you remember that when the book is that the worst genre ever books on how to do stand up.

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Sentiment: Critical Analysis
For: Aspiring comedians and writers
Indexed context: Remember that. Do you remember that when the book is that the worst genre ever books on how to do stand up.
The host mentions 'The Worst Genre Ever' to critique the quality of books on stand-up comedy, suggesting that many are poorly written and lack originality. This reference serves to highlight the frustrations of authors dealing with editors who impose restrictive guidelines on their creative processes.
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Best for Fans of conspiracy theories and comedyOften cited around books on stand up

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Belzer had a pretty good one. Belzer had a decent one. I think it was what we had. A couple of them had one on stand up. He had one on UFOs, Bigfoot and JFK.

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: Fans of conspiracy theories and comedy
Indexed context: Belzer had a decent one. I think it was what we had. A couple of them had one on stand up. He had one on UFOs, Bigfoot and JFK.
The host briefly mentions the book 'UFOs, Bigfoot and JFK' while discussing the genre of books related to stand-up comedy. This reference serves to highlight the absurdity and niche nature of some books in the comedy field.
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Deceptive Mind
Steven Novella
Best for Individuals interested in neuroscience and music therapyOften cited around music and brain performance

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I also listen to a separate thing, which is by someone who has been here, Steven Novella or Deceptive Mind.

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: Individuals interested in neuroscience and music therapy
Indexed context: I also listen to a separate thing, which is by someone who has been here, Steven Novella or Deceptive Mind.
The host briefly mentions 'Deceptive Mind' by Steven Novella while discussing the impact of music on brain function, particularly in relation to Alzheimer's patients. This reference serves to highlight the scientific exploration of cognitive processes related to music, although it is not the main focus of the conversation.
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The Hustler
Walter Tevis
Best for Film enthusiasts and aspiring actorsOften cited around acting and authenticity

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That's an amazing movie. That's actually the sequel to The Hustler. Oh yeah. The Hustler. I've read the books.

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: Film enthusiasts and aspiring actors
Indexed context: That's actually the sequel to The Hustler.
The host mentions 'The Hustler' in the context of discussing how actors portray skills authentically in films. They reference the movie as an example of a classic that showcases the nuances of performance.
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Going Clear
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Deadly Enemy
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Indexed context: The host mentions 'Deadly Enemy' by Michael Osterholm to highlight the significance of credible information during the pandemic. Osterholm's insights…
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Going Clear
Lawrence Wright

The host mentions 'Going Clear' as an insightful exploration of L. Ron Hubbard and the origins of Scientology. They emphasize the book's depth and…

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Deadly Enemy
Michael Osterholm

The host mentions 'Deadly Enemy' by Michael Osterholm to highlight the significance of credible information during the pandemic. Osterholm's insigh…

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Chaos
Tom O'Neil

The host mentions 'Chaos' to illustrate the unpredictable nature of life experiences and how they shape a person's character. This reference highli…

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Movies & Documentaries Mentioned

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Peanut Butter Falcon

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Peanut Butter Falcon is a great movie about a special needs kid and his friend that he picks up along the way in their journey, a total feel-good movie featuring a talented special needs actor.

Movie

Battlefield Earth

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The conversation references 'Battlefield Earth' as a movie adaptation of a book by L. Ron Hubbard, highlighting its poor reception.

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Wanderlust

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The mention of 'Wanderlust' comes up in a discussion about cults and living in a commune-like setting.

Documentary

Waco

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Have you seen Weyco, the Netflix thing? I had no idea. I knew about the story. I was young when it when it went live during the actual time.

Movie

The Hustler

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The classic movie. That's an amazing movie. That's actually the sequel to The Hustler.

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Interview with the Vampire

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The mention of 'Interview with the Vampire' is in the context of discussing Tom Cruise's acting skills.

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Showgirls

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'Showgirls' is mentioned as an example of a movie that is entertaining because it is so bad.

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Legend

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The movie 'Legend' is referenced in a discussion about Tom Cruise's filmography.