#1973 - Joey Diaz
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#1973 - Joey Diaz mentions Tremendous by Joey Diaz, Best Evidence by David Lifton, Adventures, and The Green Book with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
If you read that book, I must have started over 60 times.
But then you'll read, you know, David Lifton's book, Best Evidence, and you'll be like, there's no fucking way.
If you read that book, I must have started over 60 times.
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The host mentions the book 'Tremendous' in the context of discussing the author's life experiences and the process of…
The host mentions 'Best Evidence' by David Lifton to highlight the complexities and conspiracies surrounding the assa…
The host mentions the book 'Adventures' to highlight the author's tumultuous life and the numerous times he had to st…
The host mentions 'The Green Book' to highlight the racial challenges faced by artists like James Brown during a diff…
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- The conversation centers on James Brown's impact.
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- Referenced books include Tremendous by Joey Diaz and Best Evidence by David Lifton.
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“Tremendous, the book, is out May 5th. May 2nd. Pre-order Amazon, Barnes & Noble, thrift.com, and you save no delivery charge when you go on thriftbooks.com.”
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“The mention of David Lifton's book, Best Evidence, suggests a critical view on the official narrative surrounding the assassination of JFK.”
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“If you read that book, I must have started over 60 times. You know, just move. Pick up, move, and go to another. Go to another town and rob them blind.”
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“The mention of 'The Green Book' relates to the challenges faced by performers in the South during a different era.”
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The host mentions the book 'Tremendous' in the context of discussing the author's life experiences and the process of writing the audiobook. This h…
The host mentions 'Best Evidence' by David Lifton to highlight the complexities and conspiracies surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy…
The host mentions the book 'Adventures' to highlight the author's tumultuous life and the numerous times he had to start over. This serves as a tes…
Movies & Documentaries Mentioned
21 Grams
“The mention of '21 grams' refers to a movie that discusses the concept of the weight of the soul, though the speaker doubts its validity.”
101 ways to kill Castro
“The documentary discusses the various failed CIA attempts to assassinate Fidel Castro, including Operation Mongoose and other methods.”
The Night James Brown Saved Boston
“A documentary about James Brown's performance in Boston after a riot, highlighting his impact during a critical moment in history.”
The Color of Money
“Forrest Whitaker plays a character who hustles Fast Eddie Nelson out of money in this film about pool hustling.”
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