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Mentioned in 25 episodes
Treasure Island
Book • 2016
The story follows Jim Hawkins, a young boy who lives at the Admiral Benbow Inn with his mother.
After the death of a mysterious sea captain, Billy Bones, Jim finds a map that leads to the treasure of Captain Flint.
Along with Dr. Livesey and Squire Trelawney, Jim sets sail on the Hispaniola to find the treasure, unaware that many of the crew members are former pirates of Captain Flint's ship, led by the cunning Long John Silver.
The novel unfolds as a tale of adventure, mutiny, and the struggle between good and evil, with Jim facing numerous challenges and learning valuable lessons about courage and loyalty.
After the death of a mysterious sea captain, Billy Bones, Jim finds a map that leads to the treasure of Captain Flint.
Along with Dr. Livesey and Squire Trelawney, Jim sets sail on the Hispaniola to find the treasure, unaware that many of the crew members are former pirates of Captain Flint's ship, led by the cunning Long John Silver.
The novel unfolds as a tale of adventure, mutiny, and the struggle between good and evil, with Jim facing numerous challenges and learning valuable lessons about courage and loyalty.
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Mentioned in 25 episodes
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when discussing wargames and their history.


Tim Harford

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Demonizing Dungeons & Dragons (Classic)
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, discussing the origins of the romanticized view of pirates.


Dan Snow

34 snips
Pirates: Myths vs Reality
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as an Audible original drama about pirates and lost treasure.

Dax Shepard

29 snips
Nicholas Hoult Returns
Mentioned as a title evocative of the pirate genre.

23 snips
Pirates (Primer for Pirates of the Caribbean)
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in relation to his Scottish origins and influence on J.M. Barrie.


William Dalrymple

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203. Captain Hook, Peter Pan & The Dark Side of Neverland
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as an example of a book that transcends age categories, influencing his approach to creating books for all ages.

James Gurney

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James Gurney: Life is an Adventure
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as a book he read to his children.

Owen Wilson

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Owen Wilson
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in the context of a wager that inspired H. Rider Haggard to write "King Solomon's Mines".


Dominic Sandbrook


Tom Holland

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332: King Solomon's Mines
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as an Audible original drama, a timeless tale of pirates, lost treasure, maps, and mutiny.

Dax Shepard

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Rizwan Virk (on the simulation)
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in relation to Treasure Island and its connection to William Kidd.

Anita Anand

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197. The Pirate Hunter
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as a favorite Muppet adaptation.

Rick Howard

A cyber carol. [Only Malware in the Building]
Mentioned as the source material for Disney's first live-action feature film, released in 1950.

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
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as the author who created the 'X marks the spot' trope.

David Olusoga

15. Showdown at Sea: Pirates vs Bounty Hunters (Ep 2)
Mentioned by Jameson Olson as the author of "Treasure Island", a career-making novel.

Treasure Island
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as an audible original drama about pirates, lost treasure, maps, and mutiny.

Dax Shepard

Bridget Read (on multilevel marketing)
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when talking about the books that inspired his love for sailing.

Abhilash Tomy

Clinging to a Mast: Boat Going Down
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and 

as the author of Treasure Island, inspired by his childhood and real pirate lore.

Anita Anand


William Dalrymple

202. Long John Silver: The Truth Behind Treasure Island
Mentioned by Sean Barnett as an example of a book he would choose for his son's education.

188: Four reasons why classical education can't happen
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when piecing together Long John Silver's backstory.

Jameson Olsen

Becoming Long John Silver \\ Treasure Island Companion Episode
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's early influences.


Melvyn Bragg

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Iris Murdoch