
World War Z
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Oct 19, 2026
329. What's On Your Shelf?
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25:42JamieHOST
Yes.
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25:43JamieHOST
I got World War Z. That's right.
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25:46JamieHOST
Okay.
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25:47JamieHOST
And I read it and I really did not want to read it.
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26:15JamieHOST
So let me just tell you a little bit about it.
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26:17JamieHOST
OK. OK.
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26:18JamieHOST
World War Z. I could care less about zombies.
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26:21JamieHOST
I am not a zombie lover.
The Codex Gigas: The Devil's Bible - Episode 342
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16:27VictusHOST
And, uh...
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16:31VictusHOST
Written by Max Brooks, the guy who wrote World War Z.
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16:34VictusHOST
Well, this is literally a survival guide for the zombie apocalypse.
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16:38VictusHOST
Like, cut and dry.
Andy Morgan discusses the season's scariest movies
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12:49Andy MorganGUEST
H- here's another thing.
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12:50Andy MorganGUEST
World War Z, dumbest book I've ever read.
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12:52Andy MorganGUEST
Probably top five dumbest book I've ever read.
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12:54Andy MorganGUEST
I hate journal books.
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13:19Jason WilliamsHOST
I was-
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13:19Andy MorganGUEST
...
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13:20Andy MorganGUEST
Z- World War Z kind of-"
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13:20Jason WilliamsHOST
It's one of the reasons I, it, back, back to, you know, famous Halloween-y horror stuff.
Other Worlds Than These Preview with Patton Oswalt
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78:48speaker_5UNKNOWN
But
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78:48Patton OswaltGUEST
then there's one, one of the best audio books I've ever read, and it's abridged from the original, and it's still brilliant, is Max Brooks' World War Z, because they cast
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78:59speaker_5UNKNOWN
it.
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79:01Patton OswaltGUEST
It feels like you're listening to an audio documentary of a thing.
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79:28Jenn AdamsHOST
Yeah.
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79:28Jenn AdamsHOST
Yeah.
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79:28Jenn AdamsHOST
I have not actually I call it I read that World War Z, but I have ear read it.
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79:34Jenn AdamsHOST
And it is it feels like that is almost the format that that is meant for, you know.
Ranking the first Midnight Marvel books!
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118:38SalHOST
I used to read more back in the day.
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118:39SalHOST
I loved, um, World War Z back when it first came out.
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118:42SalHOST
It's better than the movie by a country mile.
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118:44TiffanyHOST
Yes.
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119:16SalHOST
Yeah.
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119:16TiffanyHOST
Uh, that was a great audiobook.
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119:18TiffanyHOST
Uh, additionally, when you're talking about World War Z-
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119:20SalHOST
Yeah
Episode 74: Howard the Duck (1986)
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45:07Dave KeenHOST
I didn't have to look it up.
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45:08Dave KeenHOST
I suddenly thought his son wrote that, wrote the World War Z books, Max Brooks.
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45:12Dave KeenHOST
Max Broo- World War Z books, Max Brooks, Mel Brooks.
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45:17Dave KeenHOST
That's who it is.
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45:18Dave KeenHOST
I had to think of his son to think of the dad.
Episode 93: Horror Books
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2:53LJHOST
Okay.
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3:09LeynaHOST
Another one, World War Z by Max Brooks.
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3:11LeynaHOST
This one has been out for a while.
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3:13LeynaHOST
They made a really horrible movie with Brad Pitt.
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3:17LeynaHOST
The book was so much better.
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3:18LeynaHOST
And it is taking place after a zombie war that took over the whole world.
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3:23LeynaHOST
Like, that's why it's called World War Z. Zombies have... attacked.
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3:29LeynaHOST
And so now people are telling their stories after the fact.
Live Chat 036 Robert P. Ottone (The Vile Thing We Created, The Triangle, Amityville Awakens)
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38:21Robert P. OttoneGUEST
That he is.
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38:24Robert P. OttoneGUEST
I just reread World War Z and I'm just forever struck by how incredible that book is.
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38:31Robert P. OttoneGUEST
I think I'm going to reread Devolution, which I think is my favorite of his books.
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38:35Robert P. OttoneGUEST
I'm just joking
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38:36Chris WhitmanHOST
because I know he did World War Z in addition to...
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38:39Chris WhitmanHOST
Didn't he do the Zombie Preparedness Guidebook? Yeah, the Zombie Survival
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38:44Robert P. OttoneGUEST
Guidebook.
This Week in Space 231: Sailing the Stellar Seas
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16:25Rod PyleHOST
Yeah, and it really, it just sticks with you.
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16:27Rod PyleHOST
And it's a little bit like if you read World War Z, which by the time I was done-
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16:32Tariq MalikHOST
You know-
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16:32Rod PyleHOST
... reading that book
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16:54Rod PyleHOST
And it's, and, and it's real time.
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16:56Tariq MalikHOST
Mm-hmm.
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16:56Rod PyleHOST
So by the time I was done with World War Z, there's a little part of my brain going, "Gosh, I'm glad we survived that.
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17:01Rod PyleHOST
Wait a minute, this is fiction."
Top 10 Books About The Apocalypse
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28:07speaker_3HOST
King shows us that a society is ultimately just a continuous series of choices about who gets to be afraid in public and who possesses the power to manage and legislate that fear, which leads us directly to a book that takes this idea of the post-apocalyptic committee meeting and blows it up to a global geopolitical scale.
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28:25speaker_2HOST
Max Brooks' World War Z, published in 2006.
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28:29speaker_2HOST
Now, I need to put a huge disclaimer here for the listener.
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28:34speaker_3HOST
Definitely.
6 MINS LATER
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34:06speaker_2HOST
It is a thousand intensely local contradictory narratives that are violently forced into the exact same timeline.
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34:13speaker_2HOST
Our text notes that this insight has aged incredibly well, perhaps too well, in our current era of fragmented information and real world pandemics.
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34:22speaker_3HOST
World War Z remains the absolute best argument in modern fiction, that the end of the world, if it actually comes, will not be fought with glowing swords on a mountaintop.
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34:33speaker_3HOST
It will have to be administered.
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