Book · 2026 · Nature
Junglekeeper
What It Takes to Change the World
Why people recommend it
Paul Rosolie's memoir and exploration of the Amazon rainforest details harrowing encounters with uncontacted tribes and the high cost of environmental conservation. On The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett, Steven Bartlett promoted and praised Paul Rosolie's book at the end of the episode, emphasizing that it reveals what it takes to change the world through the profound power of saying yes to a calling and sticking with a dream despite high costs. Joe Rogan similarly promoted Paul Rosolie's new book at the end of an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, making it available to listeners. Lex Fridman also introduced and recommended Paul Rosolie's new book at the beginning of the Lex Fridman Podcast, urging his audience to pre-order it because it tells intense stories about the author's time in the jungle over the past several years, building up to epic recent events, including an extended encounter with a non-contacted tribe. Podcasters use these gripping narratives to highlight the urgent need for rainforest preservation and the dangerous realities faced by frontline conservationists operating deep within remote Amazonian ecosystems.
Who recommended it
- Steven Bartlett Recommended
- Joe Rogan Recommended
- Lex Fridman Recommended
Steven Bartlett — 1 mention
“Jungle Keeper, what it takes to change the world. This book is about the profound power of saying yes. Yes to one's calling. Yes to sticking with your dream when it comes at a high cost.”
Joe Rogan — 1 mention
“And the book is Jungle Keeper, What It Takes to Change the World, Paul Rosolie. Available now.”
Lex Fridman — 1 mention
“He has a new book coming out in a few days titled Jungle Keeper that you should definitely go pre-order now. It tells some intense stories about his time in the jungle over the past several years, building up to a few epic recent events, including a new extended encounter with a non-contacted tribe that we discuss in this podcast.”
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Other mentions (3: passing, ad reads, own books)
“So what he was learning, he the the first chapter in this book is called the rarest of species because he's the only unicorn in the Amazon rainforest. He's an indigenous person.”
“And so I went out on that's what I described in my first book is going out on that's where JJ taught me enough to survive in the jungle. And then I started going out on 10day solos into place.”
“This is my best way of saying look that that title when they told me to I didn't come up with the subtitle, the what it takes, what does it say? What it takes to change the world. I didn't come up with that”