Ep. 352: Bizarre Guests with Andrew Zimmern

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Mentioned in the introduction as one of Andrew Zimmern's four published books, listed among his credentials as a creator and host of various food shows.

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Mentioned in the introduction as one of Andrew Zimmern's published books, part of his bibliography related to his food and travel work.

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Listed in the introduction as one of Andrew Zimmern's books, described as a field guide to unusual foods around the world.

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Described as an unexpected children's book by Andrew Zimmern for 8-12 year olds. Andrew explains he created it from stories he made up to put his kid to sleep, featuring time-traveling adventures with a protagonist based on himself.

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Referenced as 'his book about human history' during a discussion about the vastness of the universe and Earth's timeline. The speaker describes Jared Diamond's analogy about Earth's timeline being represented by outstretched arms, where human history would be removed with one stroke of a nail file. The specific title is not mentioned but likely refers to one of Diamond's major works on human history.

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Referenced as 'some of the Tom Wolf books about New York City in the sixties' during Andrew Zimmern's discussion of his mother as a 'free and loose sixties housewife' and Park Avenue housewives raising money for the Black Panther Party. Specific titles not mentioned.