#2317 - Cody Tucker
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#2317 - Cody Tucker mentions The Lost City of Z, The Rebel Outlaw Josie Wales by Forrest Carter, And Now You Know by Cody Tucker, and The Dark Half by Stephen King with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
What's interesting about the story about the lost city of Z is that it all changed in a hundred years.
The book was written by Asa Carter, who later changed his name to Forrest Carter.
Cody Tucker, your book is called And Now You Know.
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The host discusses the historical significance of the Amazon and the lost city of Z, highlighting how perceptions of…
The host briefly mentions the book in the context of its adaptation into a film. This highlights the connection betwe…
Joe Rogan mentioned Cody Tucker's book 'And Now You Know' in the context of their conversation about synchronicity an…
The host briefly mentions 'The Dark Half' in the context of Stephen King's use of pseudonyms, specifically Richard Ba…
The host briefly mentions 'Running Man' as an example of Stephen King's work under the pseudonym Richard Bachman. Thi…
The host briefly mentions 'The Shining' while discussing Stephen King's extensive body of work. They highlight the im…
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- The conversation centers on Stephen King's pseudonyms.
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- Referenced books include The Lost City of Z and The Rebel Outlaw Josie Wales by Forrest Carter.
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“The excerpt discusses the story of the lost city of Z, mentioning that it's a good book too, alongside the movie adaptation.”
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“The book was written by Asa Carter, who later changed his name to Forrest Carter. It was adapted into a film starring Clint Eastwood.”
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“Cody Tucker's book is called And Now You Know. The mention comes as a surprise to the speaker who didn't know about the book prior to reaching out.”
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“The Dark Half is about a writer who achieves fame under a pseudonym, reflecting on Stephen King's own use of pseudonyms.”
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“Running Man was written under the pseudonym Richard Bachman, showcasing King's prolific writing under different names.”
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“The Shining is mentioned in the context of discussing Stephen King's bibliography and adaptations of his works.”
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The host discusses the historical significance of the Amazon and the lost city of Z, highlighting how perceptions of ancient civilizations have cha…
The host briefly mentions the book in the context of its adaptation into a film. This highlights the connection between literature and cinema, part…
Joe Rogan mentioned Cody Tucker's book 'And Now You Know' in the context of their conversation about synchronicity and interesting content. The men…
Movies & Documentaries Mentioned
Outlaw Josie Wells
“The mention discusses the film 'Outlaw Josie Wells' in relation to its creator and the themes it presents, highlighting the complexity of separating art from the artist.”
Machine Gun Preacher
“It's based on a true story of a guy who had some alcohol, drug issues, I believe. He went to Africa and started building schools and protecting them from warlords.”
The Outlaw Josey Wales
“The speaker expresses love for the movie but now feels conflicted about watching it after learning about its author's background.”
The Lost City of Z
“The discussion revolves around the story of the lost city of Z, mentioning its historical context and the explorer Percy Fawcett.”
The Insider
“Discussion about the movie where Russell Crowe plays scientist Jeffrey Weigand, highlighting the issues of cigarette addiction.”
Splice
“A movie that involves gene splicing and features Adrian Brody, which leads to discussions about its strange and goofy elements.”
Running Man
“Mention of Running Man as a work written by Richard Bachman, a pseudonym of Steven King.”
One-hour photo
“Bro, you ever see Robin Williams in that 24-hour photo movie where he plays a psycho?”
The Shining
“The Shining kind of does because it's being done by Stanley Kubrick.”
Cannibal Warlords of Liberia
“It was the documentary that Vice made, going everywhere to interview people in crazy places.”
George A. Romero
“Discussion about a movie made by George Romero, related to a Steven King adaptation.”