#1882 - Iliza Shlesinger
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#1882 - Iliza Shlesinger mentions Red Notice by Bill Browder, The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer, Hot Forever, and All Things Aside, Absolutely Correct Opinions with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
it's basically about a guy who did like private wealth management and he's like he got into eastern europe this is a true story and he got into easte…
Did you ever read the Canterbury Tales.
My book, All Things Aside, Absolutely Correct Opinions, Collection of Personal Essays, is out on October 1st.
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The host mentions 'Red Notice' to highlight the true story of Bill Browder's experiences in Russia, particularly focu…
The host references 'The Canterbury Tales' to illustrate the historical connection between women's body image and rel…
The host mentioned the book 'Hot Forever' in the context of promoting their upcoming Netflix special, which shares th…
The host briefly mentions their book titled 'All Things Aside, Absolutely Correct Opinions' while discussing personal…
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“The book 'Red Notice' is about a guy who got tangled up in Russia while managing money in Eastern Europe and dedicated his life to getting laws passed about the treatment of people abroad after a horrific event.”
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“The excerpt discusses a character from The Canterbury Tales, specifically the prioress, and her connection to piety and appearance.”
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“The special 'Hot Forever' is mentioned to be out on October 11th.”
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“The book is a collection of personal essays and is set to be released on October 1st.”
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The host mentions 'Red Notice' to highlight the true story of Bill Browder's experiences in Russia, particularly focusing on the corruption and dan…
The host references 'The Canterbury Tales' to illustrate the historical connection between women's body image and religious piety. They discuss how…
The host mentioned the book 'Hot Forever' in the context of promoting their upcoming Netflix special, which shares the same title. This connection…
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Toxic Beauty
“The documentary discusses the health risks associated with products like Johnson & Johnson baby powder and how they were marketed to poorer communities after being linked to cancer.”