Doobieology

Hello! This episode is a continuation of the Q&A series I have been doing. I ask questions on Doobieology social media, and you guys are able to put your responses for a chance to get them answered on the episodes! I very much look forward to doing this more. **APOLOGIES ABOUT THE POP FILTER THROUGHOUT THE EPISODE. I COULD NOT FIND IT TODAY, AND DECIDED TO RECORD WITHOUT IT. SIMPLE MISTAKE.** Otherwise, enjoy!

Hey everyone! I’m back after a long……break. I recently just graduated from high school, and have been working on my writing for my upcoming job, so I haven’t had time to write for this. But I’m back! This episode is about the 2002 Oakland Athletics, and how Billy Beane and Paul DePodsta shaped their team into one of the best teams in the league, with a very low payroll. This episode is based off of the amazing book about Moneyball by Michael Lewis, and the movie featuring Brad Pitt. I’m glad to be back making episodes! Hopefully you guys are happy as well.

Hello! In this short review, I discuss The Boy In The Striped Pajamas. It was a novel released in 2006 by John Boyne, and I discuss the unrecognized troubles the novel brings to Holocaust Education.

Hello! Welcome back. On this edition of A Deftones Story, I talk about their 2012 studio album, Koi No Yokan. It is classified under the alternative metal genre, and it happens to be my favorite album ever! I talk about how much the album means to me on this very episode.

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Hey everyone! On the first edition of Doobieology shorts, I covered the infamous Colleen Hoover novel, It Ends With Us. I think….a lot about this novel, and they aren’t good thoughts. This will be the first of many short reviews to keep content at a maximum while I produce episodes, but in the meantime, enjoy! Don’t forget to rate and share the podcast as well! :)

Hello, and welcome back! On this returning episode, I discussed Fight Club! Fight Club was a novel released in 1996 by Chuck Palahniuk, and later adapted into the beloved 1999 film by David Fincher, starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Helena Bonham-Carter. It is misunderstood within the grand scheme of media, as it’s messages are not taken seriously. It is satire right in our faces. What do I mean? Check out this episode!

Hello! In this episode, I discuss The Perks of Being a Wallflower! There are major themes in the book and film I talk about that most of us teenagers can relate to, and also I share why I think it’s the most authentic high school story. I hope you enjoy this deeply personal episode!

Hey! This isn’t really an episode, more of a segment of my appreciation for Quentin Tarantino and his dialogue. He’s genuinely one of my favorite directors, and his dialogue is probably his standout feature that inspires me.

Welcome back! On this episode, I answer questions that were asked by friends and fans on my social media platforms, and explain future ideals for the podcast in the process.