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Ego & Hubris: The Michael Malice Story
Harvey Pekar ISBN 0345479394
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Harvey Pekar ISBN 0345479394
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This book by Harvey Pekar has come up 3 times across 2 different shows: Joe Rogan, Lex Fridman. The people who brought it up: Michael Malice, guest. The earliest mention we indexed is from 2020-10-02 and the most recent from 2026-02-19. Every occurrence below links to the episode page and to the exact second it was said on YouTube.
“I met Harvey Pecar uh who later wrote a book about me in 2006 called... So he wrote a book about me.”— Michael Malice
The guest here is Michael Malice: Anarchist author, podcaster (YOUR WELCOME), and provocateur known for books on North Korea and anarchism. Showed up to his 10th JRE appearance in Roy Lichtenstein-style polka-dot face paint. Joe Rogan and Michael Malice riff on AI doom, Epstein, NYC politics, aspartame, gym bro splits, ICE, and the Venezuela takeover.
“he wrote a graphic novel about me in 2006 called Eon huus which goes for like $150 on on eBay it's not worth it”— Michael Malice
The guest here is Michael Malice: Anarchist author of 'Dear Reader,' 'The New Right,' 'The Anarchist Handbook,' and 'The White Pill,' and host of the podcast 'YOUR WELCOME.' Known for North Korea expertise, contrarian wit, and a love of unusual art and creatures. Michael Malice and Lex Fridman riff on humor, gratitude, art, anti-Semitism, anarchism, and an obsessive shaving-soap habit in a loose Thanksgiving special.
“when they were working on my biography ego and hubris the title i had suggested was the little engine that could but shouldn't”— guest
The guest here is Michael Malice: Anarchist political thinker, author of Dear Reader and The New Right, and host of the podcast Your Welcome. Known as a witty self-described 'troll' in the Andy Kaufman tradition. Anarchist author Michael Malice spars with Lex Fridman over trolling versus love, the case against democracy, and tearing down institutions.
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