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The Prince of Tides

The Prince of Tides

Novel by Pat ConroyWikipedia

Search complete. 4 mentions across 3 episodes found for "The Prince of Tides".

Sep 16, 2026

Sarah DickinsonHOST
49:47
My final one is going to really shock everybody.
Sarah DickinsonHOST
49:50
The Prince of Tides by Pat Conroy.
Chrissie WhitleyGUEST
49:53
Oh.
Chrissie WhitleyGUEST
49:54
You know, I can't remember reliably if I think that was too long.
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Blake Crouch

Sep 16 · 2 Mentions

Jim FusilliHOST
3:19
No, that's a, that, that's a, that's a, um, um, a great model.
Jim FusilliHOST
3:23
I remember reading The Prince of Tides and thinking to myself, "I have to make a choice between reading the beautiful writing or advancing with the story," because both were so compelling.
Blake CrouchGUEST
3:35
Yeah.
Blake CrouchGUEST
3:36
Well, it's interesting.
Blake CrouchGUEST
3:39
I grew up in North Carolina.
Blake CrouchGUEST
3:41
Um, and we were visiting some, uh, relatives down in South Carolina, and we were driving up the coast and we...
Blake CrouchGUEST
3:47
I, I put The Prince of Tides on to listen to it, and i- it's, it's...
Blake CrouchGUEST
3:53
I don't know.
Wallace DietzGUEST
27:00
The Silent Boys song, Ghost of a Steam Train Heart, if you could have read the first draft I wrote of the lyrics, oh, it's just, it's so cliche, driving down the tracks and you blow your whistle.
Wallace DietzGUEST
27:12
And I ended up reading something by Pat Conroy, who wrote, I love My Losing Season's a great book, but Prince of Tides and Great Santini.
Wallace DietzGUEST
27:20
He said something about, hey, if a snake goes to sleep, what does a snake dream about? And I go, oh.
Wallace DietzGUEST
27:29
And so the first line I wrote for that song, Ghost of a Steam Train Heart, is, when trains go to sleep, they dream of chasing yellow moons, devouring the glistening steel rails.

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