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Ep. 200: ‘Faced on ‘Nog: The Holiday Special

Published: 2019-12-23 11:00:00
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Steven Rinella talks with Anthony Licata, Ryan Callaghan, Phil Taylor, Mark Kenyon, Samantha Bates, Corinne Schneider, Ben O'Brien, and Janis Putelis. Topics discussed: Trippin' on nutmeg; cutting corn with Doug Duren; Cal as the ultimate elf; how MeatEater's Whiskey makes the best eggnog in the world; Christmas hunting and fishing traditions; why you should buy Kenyon’s new book, "That Wild Country"; Santa reads a hunting poem; Latvian lead throwing as a way to predict your future; and more.

 

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Referenced Books

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by Tom Robbins
Steve mentions reading a Tom Robbins novel that features Tarzan tripping on nutmeg and encountering Jesus in the desert. The specific title is not mentioned, but it's clearly referenced as a book Steve has read.
Referenced at 00:00:12
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by Malcolm X
Steve references Malcolm X's writings about his prison experience, specifically mentioning a story about nutmeg use. This appears to be from Malcolm X's autobiography where he discusses getting 'level headed on nutmeg' while in prison.
Referenced at 00:00:12
Uncle Tom's Cabin
by Harriet Beecher Stowe
Steve confuses Tom's of Maine (a deodorant brand) with the famous novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin,' showing awareness of the book title even in the confusion.
Referenced at 00:00:12
That Wild Country: An Epic Journey Through the Past, Present and Future of America's Public Lands
by Mark Kenyon
Mark Kenyon's book about public lands is discussed in detail as a gift recommendation. Mark explains the book explores the history of America's public lands, his travels to various states, and the contentious debates around public land management. The book is presented as a holiday gift suggestion for listeners.
Referenced at 00:00:12