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Sep 12, 2026

Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
123:13
68.
Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
123:14
The Fox and the Monkeys A monkey once danced in an assembly of the beasts, and so pleased them all by his performance that they elected him their king.
Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
123:32
A fox, envying him the honor, discovered a piece of meat lying in a trap, and leading the monkey to the place where it was, said that she had found a store, but had not used it.
Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
123:51
She had kept it for him as treasure trove of his kingdom.

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Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
215:04
I have no fear of you, but of the lion.
Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
215:08
Let that monster go away, and I will soon let you know what is the respective strength of a goat and a bull." It shows an evil disposition to take advantage of a friend in distress.
Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
215:23
One hundred and fifty-one: The Dancing Monkeys.
Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
215:29
A prince had some monkeys trained to dance.
MaryNARRATOR
404:22
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
MaryNARRATOR
404:26
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Read by Mary in Arkansas The Fables of Bidpa by Anonymous Translated by Abdullah Ibn Al-Muqaffa and Joseph Harris Chapter 5 Fable 8 The Monkeys and the Bears A great number of monkeys once, continued he, lived in a country well stored with all manner of fruit and very delightful.
MaryNARRATOR
404:58
It happened one day a bear, travelling that way by accident, and considering the beauty of the residence and the sweet lives the monkeys led, said to himself, It is not just nor reasonable that these little animals should live so happy.
speaker_21ADVERTISER
405:14
Dave Portnoy here.

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MaryNARRATOR
416:39
And the sand was so burning hot that the bears' feet were all burned to the bones.
MaryNARRATOR
416:46
The King, on this, cried out to Maimoun, "Into what a desert hast thou brought us, and what fierce whirlwinds are these which I see coming towards us?" On this the monkey, finding they were all too far advanced for the least possibility of getting back, and therefore sure to perish, spoke boldly, and in answer to the King of the Bears, "Tyrant," said he, "know that we are in the desert of death; the whirlwind that approaches us is death itself, which comes in a moment to punish thee for all thy cruelties." And while he was thus speaking, the fierce whirlwind came and swept them all away.
MaryNARRATOR
417:30
Two days after this the King of the Monkeys returned to his palace, as Maimoun foretold him; and finding all his enemies gone, continued a long reign in peace over his subjects.
MaryNARRATOR
417:45
"Your Majesty," pursued the vizier, "sees by this example that there is no trusting to the alluring words of an enemy; and permit me to add, that he ought to perish that seeks the destruction of others." This discourse continued so positively put the King of the Owls in a passion, insomuch that he cried to the chief minister, "Why all this stir to hinder this poor miserable creature from the proof of my clemency?" And at the same time commanded his surgeons to dress Carchenus, and to take particular care of him.
MaryNARRATOR
393:01
Chapter 5, Fable 8.
MaryNARRATOR
393:06
The Monkeys and the Bears A great number of monkeys once, continued he, lived in a country well stored with all manner of fruit and very delightful.
MaryNARRATOR
393:17
It happened one day a bear, traveling that way by accident, and considering the beauty of the residence and the sweet lives the monkeys led, said to himself, It is not just nor reasonable that these little animals should live so happy.
Ryan SeacrestADVERTISER
393:32
It is Ryan Seacrest here.
Big Jay OakersonHOST
1:27
Okay.
Robert KellyHOST
1:28
I mean, I won it as Al and the Monkeys.
Big Jay OakersonHOST
1:32
Oh.
Robert KellyHOST
1:32
What? Well, what do you mean, "Oh?"
Robert KellyHOST
2:38
[laughs] Yes.
Big Jay OakersonHOST
2:39
Al Del Bene.
Robert KellyHOST
2:39
I did have Al of Al and the Monkeys.
Big Jay OakersonHOST
2:43
Tell you what, Al Del Bene makes the, makes the documentary.
speaker_4HOST
19:51
No.
speaker_4HOST
19:52
He is a profoundly timid, anxious CIA analyst who acts as an informant for the boys, and his comic book nickname is Monkey
speaker_5HOST
20:01
The origin of that nickname is one of the more bizarre details in the source material
speaker_4HOST
20:05
It is spectacularly unhinged.
speaker_4HOST
20:07
He is nicknamed Monkey because according to the comics, he was literally assaulted in both ears by green monkeys
speaker_5HOST
20:14
It is a deeply uncomfortable, jarring piece of backstory
speaker_4HOST
20:17
But the author makes an ironclad point about this deviation.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
57:36
Chapter 11.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
57:38
The Monkey That Saved the Herd.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
57:42
It came to pass that the Buddha was reborn as the King of the Monkeys.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
57:46
He lived with his herd of 80,000 monkeys in a thick forest near a lake.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
57:52
In this lake there lived an ogre who used to devour all those who went down to the water.
MaryNARRATOR
412:09
Chapter 5, Fable 8.
MaryNARRATOR
412:13
The Monkeys and the Bears A great number of monkeys once, continued he, lived in a country well stored with all manner of fruit and very delightful.
MaryNARRATOR
412:24
It happened one day a bear, traveling that way by accident, and considering the beauty of the residence and the sweet lives the monkeys led, said to himself, It is not just nor reasonable that these little animals should live so happy.
Lady LuckADVERTISER
412:40
Hey guys, Lady Luck here.
CaseHOST
6:53
[sings] Short shorts.
Brian HaddadHOST
6:56
This is, this is Danny Go, Dinosaurs, Sharks, and Monkeys.
CaseHOST
6:59
[sings] Swing your tail like a dinosaur.
Brian HaddadHOST
7:05
So he's s- he's just bopping back and forth wearing jorts and kinda some cool high-tops and an aviator helmet.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
5:46
Chapter 2.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
5:47
The Monkey and the Crocodile.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
5:50
Once upon a time, while Brahmadatta was king of Benares, the Bodhisatta came to life at the foot of Himalaya as a monkey.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
6:00
He grew strong and sturdy, big of frame, well-to-do, and lived by a curve of the river Ganges in a forest haunt.

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Max HollowayNARRATOR
57:13
Recording by Max Holloway.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
57:15
Chapter 11.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
57:17
The Monkey That Saved the Herd.
Max HollowayNARRATOR
57:21
It came to pass that the Buddha was reborn as the King of the Monkeys.
Alex TurnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:00
We're Arctic Monkeys.
Alex TurnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:01
This is Don't Believe the Hype.
Alex TurnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:05
[upbeat music] Come rock and roll, baby.
Alex TurnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:18
It's your move.
Alex TurnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:22
What are you calling, huh? Don't Believe the Hype.
Justin ToolHOST
0:25
Hello, everyone, and welcome to Don't Believe the Hype, the podcast dedicated to covering the entire discography of the band Arctic Monkeys in chronological order.
Justin ToolHOST
0:34
My name is Justin and tonight's episode is Series 6, Episode 13, where we will be talking about Untitled, the only official cover from the Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino era.
Justin ToolHOST
0:48
But before we get into all of that, let me first introduce my co-host and the creator of this podcast.

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