
#14 - God's Socialist, pt. 4: Sex, Drugs & Revolution
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#14 - God's Socialist, pt. 4: Sex, Drugs & Revolution mentions Days of Rage by Brian Burrow, Hidden Terrors by A.J. Languth, SDS by Kirkpatrick Sale, and How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
In his book, Days of Rage Against the Violent Underground of this period, Brian Burrow clears things up very forcefully on this issue.
The book 'Hidden Terrors' by the New York Times reporter A.J. Languth is mentioned as the source where the speaker originally heard of Dan Mitrione.
In his book, SDS, The Rise and Development of the Students for a Democratic Society, author Kirkpatrick Sale wrote, Revolution? How would it come to…
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In his book, Days of Rage Against the Violent Underground of this period, Brian Burrow clears things up very forceful…
The book 'Hidden Terrors' by the New York Times reporter A.J. Languth is mentioned as the source where the speaker or…
The one sacred text for those people who are navigating the rat race.
The book about the Nobel Prize winning paranoid schizophrenic mathematician, John Nash. It helped seal the deal on wh…
Maybe Walden's been displaced today by the Unabomber's Manifesto.
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“In his book, Days of Rage Against the Violent Underground of this period, Brian Burrow clears things up very forcefully on this issue.”
“The book 'Hidden Terrors' by the New York Times reporter A.J. Languth is mentioned as the source where the speaker originally heard of Dan Mitrione.”
“In his book, SDS, The Rise and Development of the Students for a Democratic Society, author Kirkpatrick Sale wrote, Revolution? How would it come to that?”

“The one sacred text for those people who are navigating the rat race.”
“The book about the Nobel Prize winning paranoid schizophrenic mathematician, John Nash. It helped seal the deal on what I think was probably going on with Jim Jones at the time.”
“The other one for those who are looking to escape it.”
“Maybe Walden's been displaced today by the Unabomber's Manifesto.”
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In his book, Days of Rage Against the Violent Underground of this period, Brian Burrow clears things up very forcefully on this issue.
The book 'Hidden Terrors' by the New York Times reporter A.J. Languth is mentioned as the source where the speaker originally heard of Dan Mitrione.
In his book, SDS, The Rise and Development of the Students for a Democratic Society, author Kirkpatrick Sale wrote, Revolution? How would it come t…
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