Episode · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2023-02-16
Joe Rogan & Mark Greaney: books mentioned on The Joe Rogan Experience #1942
Joe Rogan Experience #1942 - Mark Greaney
Joe Rogan recommended The Terminal List by Jack Carr, 11/22/63 by Stephen King, The Operator by Robert O'Neill, and Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins, and discussed The Gray Man (Netflix Movie Tie-In) by Mark Greaney, Sierra Six by Mark Greaney, The man from nowhere by Bernard Smith, Conan the Barbarian by Robert E Howard, and Living with a SEAL by Jesse Itzler. Mark Greaney recommended On Writing by Stephen King and The Power of the Dog by Don Winslow, and discussed Mad Max: Fury Road by George Miller, Patriot Games by Tom Clancy, Gunmetal Gray by Mark Greaney, The Border by Don Winslow, and The Gunslinger by Stephen King.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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The Gray Man (Netflix Movie Tie-In)
The Gray Man by Mark Greaney is a high-octane thriller novel that follows a lethal CIA operative turned assassin as he navigates global danger.
Discussed“I've read uh I'm on the 11th book... so the whole Gray Man series I'm in uh I'm on um Sierra six”
Where to get it
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The Terminal List
The Terminal List by Jack Carr is a hard-hitting military thriller that follows a Navy SEAL seeking vengeance after his team is ambushed, drawing heavily on the author's own combat experiences.
Recommended“because I read his first book and I was like this is great”
Where to get it
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Mad Max: Fury Road
Discussed“I love her because she just done Fury Road so I mean I'd love to write something for her to be in”
Where to get it
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The man from nowhere
Discussed“it's a Korean film called The Man from Nowhere and it's also and fortunately it came out after the gray men did”
Where to get it
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Patriot Games
Tom Clancy's classic geopolitical thriller "Patriot Games" introduces readers to intelligence analyst Jack Ryan as he thwarts a terrorist attack against the royal family, launching a legendary series of suspense novels.
Discussed“the first book I ever bought in my life was or thriller I've ever bought was Patriot Games which was a Tom Clancy novel”
Where to get it
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Conan the Barbarian
Conan the Barbarian by Robert E.
Discussed“Robert E Howard is the guy who wrote the Conan books”
Where to get it
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Gunmetal Gray
Discussed“in one of the books uh I think it was uh gunmetal gray it was the sixth book”
Where to get it
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11/22/63
11/22/63 by Stephen King is a science fiction time-travel novel in which a high school teacher attempts to prevent the assassination of John F.
Recommended“I don't know if you've ever read 11 22 63... oh my God it's a magnificent book”
Where to get it
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On Writing
On Writing by Stephen King is a celebrated memoir and masterclass that blends the author's personal experiences with practical, no-nonsense advice for aspiring writers.
Recommended“his book on writing is is really inspirational”
Where to get it
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The Border
Discussed“there's one called though there's one called The Border I think one”
Where to get it
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The Power of the Dog
The Power of the Dog by Don Winslow is an epic, gritty crime fiction series that plunges readers into the brutal, multi-decade conflict of the international war on drugs.
Recommended“the power of the dog it's three books they're fantastic”
Where to get it
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The Gunslinger
The Gunslinger by Stephen King is the iconic first volume in the sprawling Dark Tower series, introducing readers to Roland Deschain, the last gunslinger, as he relentlessly pursues the mysterious Man in Black across a desolate, surreal landscape.
Discussed“but I think he did the Gunslinger or he did he's done some of them”
Where to get it
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The Operator
The Operator by Robert O'Neill is a gripping military memoir written by a United States Navy SEAL combat veteran that chronicles his high-stakes career and the historic mission by SEAL Team Six to eliminate Osama bin Laden.
Recommended“is it called the operator um it's a Navy SEAL book and he read it”
Where to get it
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Can't Hurt Me
Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins is a powerful memoir detailing the author's harrowing journey from a brutal, abusive childhood and severe obstacles to becoming a Navy SEAL, ultra-marathon runner, and symbol of extreme mental toughness.
Recommended“I love his book or his first book He's a his second book's even better”
Where to get it
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Living with a SEAL
Living with a SEAL by Jesse Itzler chronicles the author's thirty-day experience inviting an intense Navy SEAL, later identified as David Goggins, to live with him and completely overhaul his physical and mental limits.
Discussed“I love his book or his first book He's a his second book's even better”
Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (6) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
“some of his early stuff like The Shining or Cujo or pet cemetery”
“some of his early stuff like The Shining or Cujo or pet cemetery”
“some of his early stuff like The Shining or Cujo or pet cemetery”
“some of his early stuff like The Shining or Cujo or pet cemetery or uh the Tommy knockers”
“but yeah Cujo and Carrie and he said he doesn't even remember writing Cujo”
“co-authored a military Thriller in 2019 called red metal with an then active duty Marine lieutenant colonel”