#1515 - Dr. Bradley Garrett
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#1515 - Dr. Bradley Garrett mentions Survivor's Song by Paul Tremblay, Bunker by Bradley Garrett, The Road by Cormac McCarthy, and Wool by Hugh Howey with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
It's called Survivor's Song. It's a novel by Paul Tremblay... it's fucking excellent but is terrifying.
one of the communities that I worked with while I was writing this book, Bunker, was a community in South Dakota where there's there's 575 sort of se…
I watched that movie with Viggo Mortensen, The Road.
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- The conversation centers on Mormon culture and preppers.
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- Referenced books include Survivor's Song by Paul Tremblay and Bunker by Bradley Garrett.
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“It's called Survivor's Song. It's a novel by Paul Tremblay. It's fucking excellent but is terrifying. And it is about a pandemic.”
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“Dr. Bradley Garrett is the author of a new book called Bunker, which is a book on preppers building for the End Times.”
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“The speaker mentions watching 'The Road' for five minutes, noting a scene where a father teaches his child to shoot himself, expressing discomfort with the content.”
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“The speaker discusses a science fiction novel by Hugh Howey, describing a plot where people live inside a silo and question the reality of their environment.”
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“The speaker references the television show 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt', describing it as hilarious and mentioning its plot about a girl who lived in a cult underground bunker.”
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The host mentions 'Survivor's Song' as a compelling read that resonates with current pandemic experiences. They emphasize its terrifying portrayal…
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The host mentions 'The Road' in the context of discussing extreme survival scenarios and the psychological impact of such situations. The reference…
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The Road
“The speaker mentions watching a movie with Viggo Mortensen, where he teaches his kid to shoot himself in the mouth, reflecting on the bleakness of survival in a post-apocalyptic world.”
Blood in the Mobile
“The documentary connects cell phone purchases to the civil war in the Congo through conflict minerals, highlighting the ethical implications of technology sourcing.”
The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
“The speaker discusses a Netflix show produced by Tina Fey about a girl who was kidnapped into an underground bunker and her adjustment to modern society after being rescued.”