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Ep. 158: Noxious Stimuli

Published: 2019-03-04 11:00:00
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Steven Rinella talks with Sam Lungren, Miles Nolte, Seth Morris, Ryan Callaghan, and Janis Putelis.

Subjects Discussed: Where Jani’s marriage advice falls short; hanging trophies in the living room; forty dollar underwear vs. expensive beer; “The Shooting of Dan McGrew” and “The Cremation of Sam McGee”; trouble in North Dakota; the case for banning banana peels; the psychological burden and consequences of poaching a 400-pound tuna; Seth's ill-fated buffalo hunt of a lifetime; Narcissus’s death; Herrera v. Wyoming and getting in over one’s waders; the conservation necessity doctrine; noxious stimuli; do fish feel pain?; and more.

 

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Referenced Books

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by Wayne Dyer
Speaker mentions Wayne Dyer as a 'self help kind of author' whose books were passed along by the speaker's father. The speaker references appropriating a '1 to 10' concept from Dyer's work, though no specific book title is mentioned.
Referenced at 00:00:08
Prince of Tides
by Pat Conroy
Speaker explicitly refers to 'Prince of Tides the book' and distinguishes it from the movie version, noting 'He's not in the book, he's in the movie' when discussing Nick Nolte. The book is mentioned in context of hunting/fishing content.
Referenced at 00:00:08
The Iliad
by Homer
Speaker mentions reading 'the Iliad and the Odyssey' when discussing the Greek concept of xenia (the guest-host bond). The discussion includes references to characters like Achilles, Hector, and Priam from the Iliad.
Referenced at 00:00:08
The Odyssey
by Homer
Mentioned alongside the Iliad as books the speaker read when learning about the Greek concept of xenia. Referenced in the same discussion about Greek mythology and the guest-host relationship.
Referenced at 00:00:08