# Jason Pargin
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jason pargin (born January 10, 1975), known by his former pen name David Wong, is an American humor writer. He is the former executive editor of humor website Cracked.com, a recurring guest in the Cracked Podcast, and has written five novels: John Dies at the End (2007), This Book Is Full of Spiders (2012), Futuristic Violence and Fancy Suits (2015), What the Hell Did I Just Read (2017), and Zoey Punches the Future in the Dick (2020). John Dies at the End was adapted into a film of the same name in 2012.
Part One: How Nuisance Streamers and Rage-Baiting Ate the Internet
How did nuisance streaming and rage-baiting rise to dominate the internet? Robert traces the unsettling devolution and its consequences for guest Jason Pargin.
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There Are No Giant Crabs in This Novel: A Novel of Giant Crabs, with Jason Pargin (Part 1) | Ghost Story Guys & Friends
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Author Jason Pargin joins us to talk about "There Are No Giant Crabs in This Novel: A Novel of Giant Crabs", the latest installment in his New York Times-bestselling sci-fi horror "John Dies at the End" series. What was planned as a 30-…
The Secret Men: Part 13 - Doctor No with Jason Pargin
Jason Pargin is back with the Secret Men for an episode full of nearby excitement, call refusals, and passionate marine reunions.
What Would You Do If You Were Me? | Ken Woodward #106
"I sat there with them and realized I had no story to trade. Not a faded one. None." - Ken Woodward
With the election less than two weeks away, I caught myself asking how those knuckleheads could vote that way. Underneath it: I would never do that if I were them.
It starts with an observation fro…
There Are No Giant Crabs in This Novel: A Novel of Giant Crabs, with Jason Pargin (Part 2) | Ghost Story Guys & Friends
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The second half of our conversation with Jason Pargin, author of "There Are No Giant Crabs in This Novel: A Novel of Giant Crabs", the latest installment in his New York Times-bestselling sci-fi horror "John Dies at the End" series.
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Even More News: Everyone Hates Vivik Ramaswamy’s Ad Except JD Vance
Hi. On today's episode of Even More News, author Jason Pargin joins Katy, Cody, and Jonathan to talk about Vivek Ramaswamy's awful campaign ad involving Amy Acton's estranged mother, Elon Musk's latest tantrums, broken globes, and tariff-induced wood pulp shortages.
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Fright-con #43 - Creepy Kids: Can't Work With Em, Can't Scare Without Em
In this spooky edition of ‘The Fright-conigraph’, Jack and Miles are joined by author/TikTok influencer Jason Pargin to talk about the only icon we could easily punt 40 yards with decent hang-time:
Creepy Kids!
They’ll explore the history of creepy children, why we’re so scared of them, why they …
364! The Health Bar Fallacy
How do you think about doing hard things?
This week, Joey and Jess talk about video game energy levels, social batteries, damage, skill acquisition, the experience (XP) bar, and spicy eels. They don’t talk about protein bars.
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Tony Braxton "Un-Break My Heart"
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Jason Pargin: the death of Cracked, the birth of tiktok, and never showing your face.
Jason Pargin has had one of the most fascinating careers of anyone we've ever talked to, self publishing an online book in the 2000s that got turned into a movie, and editing at one of the biggest comedy sites of the 2010s, all while never showing his face. Then tiktok came around and he had to.
Pl…
Why Would You Watch a Podcast? (ft. Jason Pargin, Paul Barbato, and Shaun Michael Colón)
Or rather, why would you listen to a youtube show? Because choice in consumption matters, and it matters to us that you be able to learn new things while also safely operating your vehicle. Episode 1 delves into the artificial push to film podcasts and connects it to Facebook's "Pivot to Video" sca…
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