Neal Brennan, stand-up comic and host of 'Blocks' podcast, chats about navigating comedy in TV industry, information chaos, extremes in politics, relationships of older famous men, vision issues, healthcare controversies, expressiveness, health, global events, Putin's perceptions, vaccine efficacy, George Floyd's toxicology, espionage, psychedelics, personal growth, and success.

Mycologist Paul Stamets discusses the potential of mushrooms like agarikon and turquetail in enhancing vaccine effects and immunity. The conversation delves into preserving endangered mushroom species, addressing viral threats in agriculture, exploring the therapeutic benefits of mushrooms, microdosing psychedelics, and the intersection of AI with human qualities.

Brendan O'Neill discusses societal fears, gender controversies, ideological news manipulation, freedom of speech during crises, cancel culture, AI governance, Israel-Gaza conflict complexities, and moral dilemmas of war.

Comedian Andrew Schulz discusses conspiracy theories, UFO technology, virtual reality, and American identity with Joe Rogan

Stand-up comic Brian Simpson discusses adapting to uncertain times in live performances and the importance of construction quality. The podcast also explores fighter durability, evolution of MMA weight classes, and societal grooming norms throughout history.

Joe Rogan is joined by John Rallo, Matt Serra, and Din Thomas, diving into topics like nicotine benefits, cognitive enhancers, female characters in media, animal behavior, endurance training, coaching impact in MMA, and personal MMA stories. They also discuss male birth control options, social influences on kids, UFC fighter evolution, retirement decisions, memorable sports fights, and LA movie shoots.

Writer and podcaster Coleman Hughes discusses ideological bias in podcast conversations, exploring race awareness and the upcoming presidential election. They also touch on Biden's leadership, new language translation technology, and the addictive nature of golf. The conversation delves into chess cheating controversies, the thrill of table tennis, and the complexities of aid delivery in conflict zones like Israel-Gaza. Additionally, they explore the potential of AI in replicating human creativity and the evolution of OpenAI from a nonprofit to a for-profit entity.

Writer, producer, and director David Holthouse discusses the dark legacy of a cult-owned theater, unveils secrets of a spiritual commune, shares survivor stories, explores DMT trips, delves into corruption in Ukraine, reflects on national unity, geopolitical turmoil, living through conflict in Ukraine, and speculates on humanity, AI, and extraterrestrial threats. Also, recounts UFO sightings over Phoenix and encounters with unidentified triangular objects.

Stand-up comic Joey Diaz discusses hip-hop feuds, deceptive social media practices, challenges of charitable donations, aiding migrants, and licensing struggles in the marijuana industry. He also explores UFC fight strategies, weight loss methods, nutritional benefits of eggs and blueberries, and nostalgic Aspen memories. The podcast covers topics from snow shoveling to trillion-dollar debt crisis, musical memories, MMA fighters, sports performance, and Italian cuisine.

Stand-up comic Eleanor Kerrigan discusses resilience, societal norms, comedians' authenticity, Ambien-induced antics, past traumas, brain injuries, social media addiction, gender norms, public nudity, gender identity, societal perceptions, global military presence, sitcom filming, TikTok influence on TV, historical figures, camaraderie in comedy clubs, and comedic controversies.