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Mentioned in 22 episodes

Gone with the Wind

Book • 2022

Published in 1936, 'Gone with the Wind' is a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel that explores the complexities of human passions during the American Civil War and Reconstruction.

The story revolves around Scarlett O’Hara, the spoiled and manipulative daughter of a wealthy plantation owner in Georgia, as she navigates through heartbreak, ambition, and survival.

The novel vividly depicts the dramatic changes and social upheaval of the time, featuring a cast of unforgettable characters including Rhett Butler, Melanie Hamilton, and Ashley Wilkes.

It is a sweeping narrative filled with intricate character relationships, emotional depth, and a striking commentary on resilience in the face of adversity.

Mentioned by

Kellie Carter Jackson

Mentioned in 22 episodes

Mentioned by

Dolly Seton

in relation to the sales figures of the Michelin Guide.

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Mentioned by

Joscha Bach

when discussing books he read as a child to understand society.

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Mentioned by

Chuck Palahniuk

as an example of a book with a character who makes a mistake that makes the audience sympathetic.

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Mentioned by

Ty Seidule

as the greatest lost cause propaganda of all time.

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Mentioned by

Sean Fennessey

when discussing films with 13 Academy Award nominations.

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Mentioned by

Lili Anolik

in relation to a quote from Rhett Butler used by Joan Didion.

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Mentioned by

Dolly Seton

when comparing its readership to another popular book.

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Mentioned by

Jay Mohr

as a joke while impersonating Bill Burr.

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Mentioned as the author of a book that had a sequel written by a group of men.

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Mentioned by

Jack Carr

in relation to

Mike Rowe

's book.

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Mentioned by

Kyra Davis Lurie

as a book she read in her youth that contained disparaging depictions of minorities.

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Mentioned by

Katie Herzog

in relation to Alice Randall's book, which was a retelling of it from the perspective of the slaves.

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Recommended by Anne Callan for its portrayal of Scarlett O'Hara as a pioneering feminist and its compelling love story.

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Mockingly referred to by

Lou Stagner

as his preferred reading material.

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Mentioned by

Daryl Fairweather

while discussing the ideological hurdles of land value taxes.

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Mentioned by

Andrew McLuhan

when discussing the impact of technology on our senses and how technologies remake ourselves.

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Mentioned by Phil as a source of tropes for a Star Wars campaign, specifically focusing on the initial depiction of the Southern states and the upcoming rebellion.