

The Joe Rogan Experience
Joe Rogan
The official podcast of comedian Joe Rogan.
Episodes
Mentioned books

14 snips
Feb 3, 2023 • 3h 26min
#1935 - Kyle Kulinski
Kyle Kulinski, a political activist and commentator known for his YouTube channel 'Secular Talk,' dives into the complexities of political media and financial independence. He discusses the authenticity of public dialogue, the struggles of independent creators on platforms like YouTube, and the chilling effects of corporate influence on news. Kulinski also addresses the wealth gap in America, critiques drug policies, and examines the implications of political power and scandals like those surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, all while advocating for genuine conversation in today's media landscape.

Feb 1, 2023 • 3h 12min
JRE MMA Show #135 with Paul Felder
Paul Felder, a retired UFC fighter and current commentator, shares insights on his transition from MMA to triathlons, revealing the mental and physical challenges of adapting to endurance sports. He discusses the intense grit required in MMA, analyzing legendary fighters like Nick Diaz. Felder also humorously recounts dangerous encounters in extreme sports and the complexities of diet in athletic performance. With a mix of personal stories and expert commentary, he offers a unique perspective on the evolving world of combat sports.

19 snips
Jan 31, 2023 • 3h 14min
#1934 - Lex Fridman
Lex Fridman, an AI researcher and MIT scientist, dives into fascinating discussions about the evolution of AI and its ability to mimic human emotions. He explores playful moon landing conspiracies and critiques traditional fitness methods versus modern tech. The unsettling rise of advanced AI raises ethical concerns, while the philosophical implications of technology and our existence provoke deep reflections. The conversation also touches on UFOs, the complexity of chess competitions, and the balance between optimism and cynicism in societal progress.

40 snips
Jan 28, 2023 • 3h 7min
#1933 - Jordan Peterson
Jordan Peterson, a clinical psychologist and best-selling author, dives into engaging discussions ranging from the challenges of censorship to the complexities of gender identity. He explores how rigid environmental narratives mirror religious beliefs, critiques parenting styles with the concept of the 'devouring mother,' and advocates for innovative education reforms. The conversation also touches on the transformative potential of psychedelics and the perils of revenge, all while emphasizing resilience in adversity and the necessity of meaningful dialogue.

Jan 27, 2023 • 1h 55min
#1932 - Merlin Tuttle
Merlin Tuttle, a legendary ecologist and wildlife photographer, has dedicated over 60 years to bat conservation. He reveals the surprising ecological importance of bats, from pest control to pollination. Tuttle challenges misconceptions about these creatures, emphasizing their social intelligence and complex behaviors. He also discusses the cultural context of bat consumption and the delicate balance between conservation and hunting. With anecdotes from his adventures, he underscores the vital need for public education to protect these misunderstood allies of the environment.

Jan 26, 2023 • 3h 1min
#1931 - Mike Glover
Mike Glover, a Special Forces and CIA veteran, now leads Fieldcraft Survival and hosts "The Black Rifle Coffee Podcast." In this conversation, he shares insights on the importance of preparedness, battling stigma around mental health in veterans, and the challenges of transitioning to civilian life. Glover emphasizes self-reliance in emergencies and critiques government labeling of groups as domestic terrorists. The talk also touches on societal readiness post-pandemic and the impact of online censorship on small businesses, while advocating for resilience and community support.

Jan 25, 2023 • 3h 23min
#1930 - Adam Curry
Adam Curry, an internet entrepreneur and podcasting pioneer, shares his wild dental surgery experience and the unexpected benefits of oral health. The conversation dives into the carnivore diet myths, and the intriguing intersection of regenerative agriculture and Bitcoin. Curry discusses smartphone addiction, critiques media narratives on the Ukraine conflict, and reflects on the evolution of podcasting. He emphasizes the significance of engaging differing opinions and the impact of technology on human connection in our rapidly changing world.

13 snips
Jan 21, 2023 • 2h 60min
#1929 - Louis CK
Louis C.K., a renowned stand-up comedian and filmmaker, shares his insights on the unexpected intersections of art and technology while reminiscing about his comedic journey. He discusses the psychological challenges of performance in both comedy and boxing, emphasizing the importance of authentic expression amidst societal pressures. Reflecting on cultural contrasts between Australia and America, he tackles sensitive issues in humor. With excitement brewing for his live streamed event at Madison Square Garden, he captures the essence of crafting comedy and the dynamic relationship with audiences.

Jan 19, 2023 • 3h 1min
JRE MMA Show #134 with Belal Muhammad
Belal Muhammad, a rising star in the UFC welterweight division, shares his journey as a mixed martial artist. He discusses the relentless training mentality of Dagestani fighters and how it contrasts with traditional Jiu-Jitsu. The conversation dives into the role of faith and discipline in sports, the challenges of weight management, and the mental rigor required for high-stakes bouts. Belal also humorously touches on family dynamics in the fight world, the complexities of training during Ramadan, and the impact of injuries on fighters.

14 snips
Jan 18, 2023 • 3h 4min
#1928 - Jimmy Corsetti & Ben van Kerkwyk
Jimmy Corsetti, an independent researcher and creator of "Bright Insight," and Ben van Kerkwyk, known for UnchartedX.com, dive into the mysteries of ancient civilizations. They discuss the Rishat structure’s ties to Atlantis and the Sahara’s transformation over millennia. Challenging conventional archaeology, they explore advanced ancient technologies and newly uncovered artifacts. Adding depth, they touch on the implications of censorship and the evolution of media, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue and uncovering suppressed narratives about our past.


