#1481 - Adam Eget
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#1481 - Adam Eget mentions Chaos by Tom O'Neil and The Prophet by Khalil Gibran with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
This Tom O'Neil book blows the lid off of it.
they have these things called prophets.
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The host discusses the use of workshops called 'prophets' in a psych ward program, which were based on chapters from…
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“Tom O'Neil's book 'Chaos' explores Charles Manson and the CIA's mind control experiments, revealing the dark history of the 60s and the manipulation involved.”
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“The staff members at the school were named after different chapters of the book called The Prophet by Khalil Gibran, and the workshops were based around each chapter.”
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The host mentions 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neil as a crucial resource for understanding the complexities of the Charles Manson case and the CIA's involveme…
The host discusses the use of workshops called 'prophets' in a psych ward program, which were based on chapters from 'The Prophet' by Khalil Gibran…
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As Good as It Gets
“The speaker discusses their feelings about the movie 'As Good as It Gets', describing it as depressing due to its portrayal of a woman's relationship with a mean man who changes only through medication.”
Aliens
“It's a great fucking movie. I don't think it's as good a horror movie as the original one. Not a horror movie. Because the first ones of harm.”
The English Patient
“The speaker expresses their dislike for 'The English Patient', stating it bored them and they would not hesitate to voice their opinion if it were released today.”
Uncut Gems
“I still haven't seen the new Adam Sandler movie, the Diamond movie, Uncut Gems. Oh, that's my favorite.”
Psycho
“The speaker talks about 'Psycho', particularly the famous shower scene and its impact on the audience, highlighting its groundbreaking nature.”
Rear Window
“The speaker references 'Rear Window', discussing its plot about a man observing his neighbor and the suspenseful nature of the film.”
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
“That and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood were my two favorites that year.”
The Shining
“Oh, the first scary movie I ever saw was The Shining.”