📚 6 Books mentioned in "Joe Rogan Experience #1442 - Shannon O'Loughlin" of The Joe Rogan Experience

and then I read son of the morning star and then I read Black Elk the black alcohol was particularly fascinating to me because it details life before like before they killed Custer to living on reservations to the desperation

Joe Rogan mentions reading this book, finding it particularly fascinating for its detail of life before and after the Battle of Little Bighorn and the move to reservations.

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one of which is vine deloria who is passed on but he he was an attorney and a scholar and wrote a book in the late 60s early 70s called custard died for your sins and it was no it's known as the Indian manifesto right

Shannon O'Loughlin mentions this book by Vine Deloria Jr., noting it's also known as "The Indian Manifesto".

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until I read empire of the summer moon and then you know have you read that SG Queens book about the Comanches and about the Texas Rangers

Joe Rogan mentions reading this book, which sparked his interest in American Indian history, specifically the Comanches.

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He talked about studying how the u.s. treated American Indians in his book Mein Kampf

Shannon O'Loughlin mentions that Adolf Hitler studied US policy towards American Indians and wrote about it in his book.

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He also wrote a book called red earth White Lies and he talks about Western science and and it's arrogance of of creating these theories like the Bering Strait land bridge

Shannon O'Loughlin mentions this book by Vine Deloria Jr., discussing its critique of Western science's theories about the populating of the Americas.

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and then I read son of the morning star and then I read Black Elk

Joe Rogan mentions reading this book as part of his research into American Indian history after reading Empire of the Summer Moon.

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