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Mentioned in 8 episodes

The quiet American

Book • 1955

Author

Graham Greene

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Jack Carr

as one of the few espionage thrillers set in Southeast Asia.

643 snips

#2390 - Jack Carr

Mentioned by

Gordon Corera

as one of Graham Greene's great novels and stories.

72 snips

123. Kim Philby: Communist Double Agent In London (Ep 3)

Mentioned by

Gordon Corera

in reference to Edward Lansdale, who was alleged wrongly to be the model for the protagonist.

36 snips

95. JFK vs the CIA: Death in Dallas (Ep 6)

Cited by

Jack Carr

as inspiration for his espionage story set in and around Saigon.

15 snips

THE SECRET OF SECRETS

Mentioned by

Anthony Vinci

as a book about an American spy in Vietnam, written before America entered the war.

14 snips

A Former Spy Explains How AI is Changing Espionage

Mentioned by

Gregory Foley

as a basis for a scheme involving the CIA and manufactured attacks.

The Poor Man's Air Force: The History of the Car Bomb (Part 1)

Mentioned by

Henry Gilbert

as the author of the novel "The Quiet American", referenced in the episode.

Talking Simpsons - Smart & Smarter With Mike Drucker

Mentioned by

Jack Carr

as an espionage story set in Southeast Asia, published in 1955.

Best of the Program | Guest: Jack Carr | 10/8/25

Mentioned by

Hugh Wilford

in the context of sexual relationships between CIA officers and local women, drawing parallels to colonial relationships.

E203 - The CIA’s Imperial History, Pt 1 w/ Hugh Wilford

Mentioned by

Hugo Lindgren

as the topic of the podcast episode.

Spies, Communism and the Battle to Win the Cold War, with Scott Anderson

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