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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Inherent Vice

Book • 2014

Mentioned by

Briahna Joy Gray

Geoff Shullenberger

Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned by

Marc Maron

as another movie that Paul Thomas Anderson drew from Pynchon more directly.

Episode 1680 - Christopher Guest

Mentioned by

Alie Ward

as a book that mentioned the smell of drugs.

Literary Olfactology (THE POLITICS OF SMELL) with Ally Louks

Mentioned by

Briahna Joy Gray

as another Pynchon movie, noting that it may be Paul Thomas Anderson's least favorite movie because it was too literal.

Episode 516 - One Psyop After Another (w/ Van Lathan Jr.)

Mentioned by

Marc Maron

as a movie he rewatched because he was working with Owen Wilson.

Episode 1679 - Tracy Letts

Mentioned by

Chris Wade

as a book he and his wife are currently reading and discussing on their podcast.

Ep. 7: Hell of a King (feat. Chris Wade)

Mentioned by Reuben as a great adaptation, being very close to the original book.

One Battle After Another MOVIE REVIEW

Mentioned by

Steven Rinella

as a book that was adapted into a film, discussing the concept of inherent vice.

Ep. 478: The American West

Mentioned by

Josh Larsen

in relation to Joaquin Phoenix's performance and Paul Thomas Anderson's adaptation.

One Battle After Another Review, Predators (#1034)

Mentioned by

Tamler Sommers

as a big favorite and one of the most underrated Paul Thomas Anderson movies.

Episode 318: A PTA Meeting

Recommended by

Geoff Shullenberger

as a text that insinuates the artificial nature of mass culture.

Chaos in the Canyon

Mentioned by

Drew Broussard

as having a movie adaptation that helps get hip to the language and rhythm of Pynchon's work.

October 10, 2025

Mentioned as a novel adapted into a movie starring Joaquin Phoenix.

The Year of Pynchon feat. Devin O’Shea (Premium E290) Sample

Mentioned by

Austin Picard

as the work of Thomas Pynchon and his favorite film of all time.

Already Dead: Happy October 7!, Influencer Industrial Complex, One Battle After Another, & More

Mentioned by Katie as one of Thomas Pynchon's books.

The Crying of Lot 49: Chapter 4

Mentioned as a previous work by Thomas Pynchon that was adapted into a movie by Paul Thomas Anderson.

239 - Corbyn-Sultana Party Bungle & Did Pynchon's Vineland Predict Fascist Future?

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