
#87 - Dana DeArmond
Summary, books mentioned, source context, and timestamps for #87 - Dana DeArmond on The Joe Rogan Experience.
#87 - Dana DeArmond includes mentions of Adjustment Bureau by Philip K. Dick, Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein, The Cat in the Hat, and My Horizontal Life by Chelsea Handler, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.
Indexed context: It's based on a Philip K. Dick novel, so it was really weird. It was really trippy. Like, really surprising.
Indexed context: Mentioned as a recommendation for its great writing and appeal to children.
Indexed context: The Cat in the Hat is discussed as a fun children's book, with references to its psychedelic elements and the character's antics.
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It's based on a Philip K. Dick novel, so it was really weird. It was really trippy. Like, really surprising.
Mentioned as a recommendation for its great writing and appeal to children.
The Cat in the Hat is discussed as a fun children's book, with references to its psychedelic elements and the charact…
I wrote one of the reviews of her book. Her first book was My Horizontal Life.
Referred to as a sequel to The Cat in the Hat, noted for its quality and enjoyment.
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It's based on a Philip K. Dick novel, so it was really weird. It was really trippy. Like, really surprising.

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Mentioned as a recommendation for its great writing and appeal to children.

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The Cat in the Hat is discussed as a fun children's book, with references to its psychedelic elements and the character's antics.
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I wrote one of the reviews of her book. Her first book was My Horizontal Life.
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Referred to as a sequel to The Cat in the Hat, noted for its quality and enjoyment.
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It's based on a Philip K. Dick novel, so it was really weird. It was really trippy. Like, really surprising.

Mentioned as a recommendation for its great writing and appeal to children.

The Cat in the Hat is discussed as a fun children's book, with references to its psychedelic elements and the character's antics.
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