The second half of the garden-session where we discuss PG Wodehouse’s 1923, "The Inimitable Jeeves".Find the picture of the "Cricket Team" on the <a href='https://moviesbooksalbums.wordpress.com/2025/11/22/episode-8-pg-wodehouse-and-the-inimitable-jeeves/'>MBA Blog</a>.(If the link doesn't work on your platform, find it here: https://moviesbooksalbums.wordpress.com/2025/11/22/episode-8-pg-wodehouse-and-the-inimitable-jeeves/)

The second half of the garden-session where we discuss PG Wodehouse’s 1923, "The Inimitable Jeeves". Find the picture of the "Cricket Team" on the MBA Blog. (If the link doesn't work on your platform, find it here: https://moviesbooksalbums.wordpress.com/2025/11/22/episode-8-pg-wodehouse-and-the-inimitable-jeeves/)

The second half of the garden-session where we discuss PG Wodehouse’s 1923, "The Inimitable Jeeves".Find the picture of the "Cricket Team" on the <a href="https://moviesbooksalbums.wordpress.com/2025/11/22/episode-8-pg-wodehouse-and-the-inimitable-jeeves/" rel="noopener noreferrer">MBA Blog</a>.(If the link doesn't work on your platform, find it here: https://moviesbooksalbums.wordpress.com/2025/11/22/episode-8-pg-wodehouse-and-the-inimitable-jeeves/)

Episode 8: PG Wodehouse and the Inimitable Jeeves

Movies, Books, Albums. It's not that kind of "MBA". Taking turns to nominate a movie, book, or album, three guys take you down rabbit holes and side-streets as each unpacks their take on elements that excite their curiosity... sometimes resulting in chaotic romps through the ridiculous. What is it about the plot points in "Paddington in Peru" that remind Thorin of Nazi attempts to build the Fourth Reich in South America, and trigger memories of the "Cannibal Holocaust" for Devon? And how does David's discussion of a seminal country-rock album lead them to Charles Manson within three minutes?

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Movies, Books, Albums. It's not that kind of "MBA". Taking turns to nominate a movie, book, or album, three guys take you down rabbit holes and side-streets as each unpacks their take on elements that excite their curiosity... sometimes resulting in chaotic romps through the ridiculous. What is it about the plot points in "Paddington in Peru" that remind Thorin of Nazi attempts to build the Fourth Reich in South America, and trigger memories of the "Cannibal Holocaust" for Devon? And how does David's discussion of a seminal country-rock album lead them to Charles Manson within three minutes?

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