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Mentioned in 15 episodes

The Anarchist Cookbook

Book • 1971

William F. Powell

Peter M Bergman

Written by William F. Powell in 1971, 'The Anarchist Cookbook' is a manual that includes detailed instructions on various topics such as explosives, booby traps, weapons, phone phreaking devices, and the home manufacture of illicit drugs.

The book was intended to galvanize the general population against what Powell saw as oppressive capitalist, fascist, and communist threats.

However, Powell later renounced the book's violent content and attempted to have it removed from circulation.

The book has been linked to several notable incidents involving violence and has been the subject of legal and cultural controversy.

Mentioned by

Peter Diamandis

R. Albert Mohler, Jr.

Dr. Christopher Kunz

Rachel Fairburn

Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Jack Rhysider

as a popular book among teenagers that had schematics and diagrams on how to make bombs.

Mentioned by

Noah Smith

regarding how to make contact explosives at home.

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Mentioned by Blindboy as a book he used to read as a teenager to learn how to make explosives from bleach.

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Mentioned by

Peter Diamandis

as inspiration for building explosives during his childhood.

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Mentioned by

Asim Qureshi

when discussing publications that could be considered as terrorist material.

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Mentioned by

Ella Hubber

as one of the few books subject to prosecution in the UK due to containing instructions for making bombs and LSD.

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Mentioned by

Brandi Kruse

to highlight the importance of free access to information without government interference.

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Mentioned by

R. Albert Mohler, Jr.

when discussing the radical movement in the 1960s.

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Mentioned by

Bryce Case Jr.

as a book that taught him how to create bombs and do ID theft.

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Mentioned by

Kyle Seraphin

as a possible book the suspect could have bought to learn how to build the bombs.

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Mentioned by

Stuart Ritchie

as part of a list of books he was reading.

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Mentioned by Austin Doctor as a DIY manual that can be found alongside other manuals for developing explosives.

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Erwähnt von

Dr. Christopher Kunz

im Zusammenhang mit Werken, die Anleitungen zum Herstellen von Sprengstoffen enthielten.

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Mentioned by

Josh Clark

and

Chuck Bryan

throughout the podcast as a controversial book containing instructions on making bombs and drugs.

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Mentioned by

Oz Woloshyn

when discussing a study on Alzheimer's and spatial processing.

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Mentioned by

Keith McHenry

, referencing its success and personal earnings.

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Mentioned by Mike Holloway as a book he read in high school.

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Mentioned by the speaker when recalling books found in the computer room.

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Mentioned by

Rachel Fairburn

, in reference to a list of ingredients.

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Mentioned by one of the speakers, referring to books in a library on Bajor.

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