
#1990 - Bert Kreischer
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#1990 - Bert Kreischer includes mentions of A Land So Strange by Andres Resendiz, Tremendous by Joey Diaz, and Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.
Indexed context: The host mentions 'A Land So Strange' to illustrate the devastating impact of European diseases on Native American populations. This book provides a…
Indexed context: The host mentions Joey Diaz's book 'Tremendous' to highlight his unique comedic style and authentic personality that resonates with his roots in New…
Indexed context: The host discusses the ongoing debate about the use of racially charged language in classic literature, specifically referencing 'Huckleberry Finn.'…
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The host mentions 'A Land So Strange' to illustrate the devastating impact of European diseases on Native American po…
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Summary, books mentioned, source context, and timestamps for #1990 - Bert Kreischer on The Joe Rogan Experience.
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- A second recurring theme is European diseases and genocide.
- Referenced books include A Land So Strange by Andres Resendiz and Tremendous by Joey Diaz.
- Related interests include History enthusiasts and readers interested in colonial impacts and Fans of comedy and Joey Diaz.
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It's called A Land So Strange. And it's all about these guys from Spain landing in Florida and making their way and running into the Mayans.
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His new book, Tremendous, is out on Amazon.
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The conversation references reading Huck Finn in high school and discusses the potential removal of certain words from the text.
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The host mentions 'A Land So Strange' to illustrate the devastating impact of European diseases on Native American populations. This book provides…

The host mentions Joey Diaz's book 'Tremendous' to highlight his unique comedic style and authentic personality that resonates with his roots in Ne…

The host discusses the ongoing debate about the use of racially charged language in classic literature, specifically referencing 'Huckleberry Finn.…
Movies & Documentaries Mentioned
Jarhead
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The mention of 'Jarhead' relates to a film that explores the frustrations of soldiers who are eager to engage in combat but are denied the opportunity.
All Quiet in Western Front
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The mention of 'All Quiet in Western Front' refers to a film that depicts the experiences of soldiers during World War I and their feelings about war.
Back to School
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The mention of 'Back to School' highlights a scene involving nudity that was common in older comedies, contrasting with modern filmmaking standards.
The Machine
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The discussion revolves around the movie 'The Machine', which is based on a story told on the podcast and is expected to do well in theaters.
Porkies
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The mention of 'Porkies' refers to a comedy film that reflects on the cultural differences in filmmaking and societal norms over the years.
Trainwreck
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Amy Schumer's movie Trainwreck did really well. It's opening week, and Leanne said she earned her Monday after doing press for two weeks.
John Wick
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That scene where he goes through the disco, the red circle club. That fucking scene is insane.
Fight Club
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One of my favorite movies ever. The one where he plays the two, the guy with the two accents.
My Father
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Sebastian has a movie called My Father opening this weekend, featuring Robert De Niro.
The Room
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The one James Franco and Seth Rogen remade. How crazy bad does a movie have to be where people make a movie about your movie?
Ace Ventura
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The mention of 'Ace Ventura' comes up in a discussion about how critics initially trashed it despite its popularity.
Roadhouse
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Roadhouse is one of the best bad movies of all time. It's so goofy.
Tropic Thunder
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A mention of Tropic Thunder highlights how comedy has changed and how risks are not taken like they used to be.
Run Lola Run
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It's about a fucking chick who just runs just all day. She's got to get from point A to point B.
Jean-Claude Van Damme movies
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The speaker mentioned enjoying Jean-Claude Van Damme movies for their exciting action.
Chuck Norris movies
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The speaker enjoyed Chuck Norris movies, which inspired them to take up martial arts.
Bruce Lee movie
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The speaker expressed a desire to emulate the skills seen in Bruce Lee movies.