The Joe Rogan Experience

#1634 - Jack Carr

Apr 14, 2021
Jack Carr, a New York Times bestselling author and former Navy SEAL, dives deep into the complexities of transitioning from military life to a career as a storyteller. He discusses the power of imagination in reading, contrasts it with film adaptations, and reflects on personal anecdotes from his journey. The conversation touches on social media's divisive nature, the need for critical thinking in education, and the evolving roles of women in combat. Carr also shares insights on storytelling's connection to real-world events and the importance of authenticity in character representation.
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Long Cuts

  • Joe Rogan and Jack Carr discuss the Snyder Cut of Justice League.
  • Rogan mentions Tarantino's 20-hour cut of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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Apocalypse Now Experience

  • Carr recalls seeing Apocalypse Now alone in a theater, feeling uneasy when someone joined.
  • He and other SEAL trainees watched it before Hell Week, a questionable choice.
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Movie Theater Decline

  • Carr expresses sadness about the decline of the movie theater experience.
  • He contrasts the carefree moviegoing of his youth with present-day anxieties.
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