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Mentioned in 15 episodes
Silo
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The Silo series, comprising Wool, Shift, and Dust, is set in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity lives in underground silos.
The series follows characters such as Holston and Juliette as they uncover the secrets and mysteries of their underground world.
The books delve into the struggle between information and control, human curiosity, and the power dynamics within the silo society.
The series reveals the origins of the silos, the true nature of the outside world, and the ultimate fate of the survivors as they strive to rebuild their world.
The series follows characters such as Holston and Juliette as they uncover the secrets and mysteries of their underground world.
The books delve into the struggle between information and control, human curiosity, and the power dynamics within the silo society.
The series reveals the origins of the silos, the true nature of the outside world, and the ultimate fate of the survivors as they strive to rebuild their world.
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Mentioned in 15 episodes
Mentioned by Jay Maddock to illustrate how the TV screen at Silo is like putting a 24 hour film in the cafeteria.
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Jay Maddock: The Profound Health Benefits of Nature Exposure In As Little As 120 Minutes Per Week
Mentioned by Alan from England in listener feedback, in relation to the Silo book trilogy.
Episode 605 Dark Matter S01E02 Trip of a Lifetime
Compared to Husk for its post-apocalyptic vibe.
How to Launch Your Self-Published Novel (Nat's Plan)
Mentioned by Tom Merritt as the basis for the Apple TV+ show "Silo", which has been renewed for two more seasons.
Cordkillers 529 - Pay More, Stream Less, Blame the Zombie
Mentioned by AirFundleLive when comparing it to Severance.
The major iPhone 17 Pro camera overhaul + Nintendo Switch 2! (CultCast #682)
Mentioned in relation to the adaptation of the book into a TV series.
683: There IS a Spoon!
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Jason Snell when discussing world-building sci-fi series with a beginning, middle, and end.
Jason Snell when discussing world-building sci-fi series with a beginning, middle, and end.
559: All Fingers Are Digital
Mentioned by Tom Merritt as the winner for best post-apocalyptic mystery, highlighting its focus on mystery.
2024 Killies
Mentioned in the context of an early release of an episode.
No More "Wolfs" - MOSK: 11.25.2024
