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#2187 - Adam Sandler mentions Brother Sam by Bill Kinison, Best Evidence by David Lipton, The Strange Death of Vince Foster, and Murder Machine with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.

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Brother Sam
Bill Kinison

If you're a fan of stand-up, I tell anybody, go buy that book because it's a great book.

Best Evidence
David Lipton

I remember reading this book going, What the fuck?

I read this book called The Strange Death of Vince Foster.

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Adam Sandler is an actor, comedian, and producer known for his work in films like "Happy Gilmore," "Spaceman," and "Uncut Gems." Look for his new Netflix comedy special "Love You" on August 27. https://www.netflix.com/title/81757746
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Brother Sam
Bill Kinison

The host mentions 'Brother Sam' to highlight the significant changes in Sam Kinison's career and personal life as des…

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Best Evidence
David Lipton

The host mentions 'Best Evidence' as a pivotal book that introduced him to conspiracy theories, particularly surround…

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The Strange Death of Vince Foster

The host mentioned 'The Strange Death of Vince Foster' while discussing how certain books can influence one's mindset…

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Murder Machine

The host mentions 'Murder Machine' to illustrate the intense psychological impact that reading about real-life crime…

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  • The conversation centers on conspiracy theories and books.
  • A second recurring theme is impact of reading true crime.
  • Referenced books include Brother Sam by Bill Kinison and Best Evidence by David Lipton.
  • The strongest audience signal points to Fans of stand-up comedy and Individuals interested in conspiracy theories and historical events.

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Passing Reference(2)Deep Dive(1)Highly Recommended(1)
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Fans of stand-up comedyIndividuals interested in conspiracy theories and historical eventsIndividuals interested in conspiracy theories and true crime.Readers interested in true crime and psychological thrillers.

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Brother Sam
Bill Kinison
Best for Fans of stand-up comedyOften cited around Kinison's impact on comedy

His brother wrote about it. Do you ever read his brother's book? Uh-uh. Brother Sam? His brother Bill. I heard about it. It's a great book. It's a great book. If you're a fan of stand-up, I tell anybody, go buy that book because it's a great book.

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Sentiment: Highly Recommended
For: Fans of stand-up comedy
Key quote: If you're a fan of stand-up, I tell anybody, go buy that book because it's a great book.
The host mentions 'Brother Sam' to highlight the significant changes in Sam Kinison's career and personal life as described by his brother. The book provides insights into Kinison's rise and decline, making it a valuable read for fans of stand-up comedy.
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Best Evidence
David Lipton
Best for Individuals interested in conspiracy theories and historical eventsOften cited around conspiracy theories and books

A friend of mine who was in a band gave me a book once on the road, and it was a book called Best Evidence by this guy, David Lipton. It's all about the He's like, You got to read this. The government killed Kennedy.

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Individuals interested in conspiracy theories and historical events
Key quote: I remember reading this book going, What the fuck?
The host mentions 'Best Evidence' as a pivotal book that introduced him to conspiracy theories, particularly surrounding the assassination of JFK. He reflects on how reading the book affected his mindset and performance during stand-up comedy, leading him to question broader truths.
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Best for Individuals interested in conspiracy theories and true crime.Often cited around conspiracy theories and books

I read this book called The Strange Death of Vince Foster. It's all of a Vince Foster, a guy who worked with Clinton, who got murdered in a very... They said it was a suicide.

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: Individuals interested in conspiracy theories and true crime.
Key quote: I read this book called The Strange Death of Vince Foster.
The host mentioned 'The Strange Death of Vince Foster' while discussing how certain books can influence one's mindset and perception of reality. This book, in particular, contributed to the host's fascination with conspiracy theories and questioning established narratives.
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Best for Readers interested in true crime and psychological thrillers.Often cited around impact of reading true crime

Joey Diaz gave me this book called murder Machine once. It's about Roy DeMayo. You know Roy DeMayo? I'm not sure. He was a serial killer who worked for the mob.

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: Readers interested in true crime and psychological thrillers.
Key quote: I remember reading that going, Jesus, fuck.
The host mentions 'Murder Machine' to illustrate the intense psychological impact that reading about real-life crime can have on a person. This book, detailing the horrific actions of a mob-associated serial killer, serves as an example of how such content can affect one's mindset, especially before performing.
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Brother Sam
The Joe Rogan Experience · 1:16:29
If you're a fan of stand-up, I tell anybody, go buy that book because it's a great book.
Best Evidence
The Joe Rogan Experience · 1:36:20
I remember reading this book going, What the fuck?
The Strange Death of Vince Foster
The Joe Rogan Experience · 1:37:22
I read this book called The Strange Death of Vince Foster.
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Mentioned at 1:16:29
Brother Sam
Bill Kinison

The host mentions 'Brother Sam' to highlight the significant changes in Sam Kinison's career and personal life as described by his brother. The boo…

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Mentioned at 1:36:20
Best Evidence
David Lipton

The host mentions 'Best Evidence' as a pivotal book that introduced him to conspiracy theories, particularly surrounding the assassination of JFK.…

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Mentioned at 1:37:22
The Strange Death of Vince Foster

The host mentioned 'The Strange Death of Vince Foster' while discussing how certain books can influence one's mindset and perception of reality. Th…

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Movies & Documentaries Mentioned

Documentary

When Stand Up Stood Out

Confidence: 90%

Franz Solomita made this great documentary about the heyday of Boston Comedy called When Stand Up, stood Out. It was all about the transition between these guys being these local comics that were as good as anyone in the world.

Movie

Happy Gilmore

Confidence: 90%

When you do movies, do you just come up with a premise first? When you decide to do a film, if you decided to do Happy Gilmore, how do you make your movies? How do you start?

Movie

Wedding Singer

Confidence: 90%

Same thing with Happy Gilmore, Wedding Singer, Bobby Boucher, all that shit. We were just like, came up with a couple of lines of what we thought as an interesting idea.

Movie

Billy Madison

Confidence: 90%

That was just lucky premise I'm Billy Madison. I remember. I thought, Oh, this could be great. A guy who, a grown up who does elementary school again.

Movie

Little Nicky

Confidence: 90%

We went on an Adam Sandler run. We watched basically every... The only one we didn't watch is Little Nicky.

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Zohan

Confidence: 90%

I might have just seen the Zohan 20 times. Wow. I fucking love that movie.

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The Unsinkable Shecky Moskowitz

Confidence: 80%

At the time, it was called the Unsinkable Shecky Moskowitz, but now it's called Babes of and I was 22. Wow.

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Uncle Buck

Confidence: 80%

Maybe didn't he do a TV show, Uncle Buck?