Episode · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2013-05-08

Joe Rogan & Dan Hardy: books mentioned on The Joe Rogan Experience #356

#356 - Dan Hardy

3 books · With Dan Hardy · Listen · Watch on YouTube

Dan Hardy is an English mixed martial arts fighter, who has fought previously in the UFC, as well as for Cage Force and Cage Warriors. Learn more about your ad choices.

Dan Hardy discussed A Fighter's Heart by Sam Sheridan, DMT: The Spirit Molecule by Rick Strassman, and The Dragons of Eden by Carl Sagan.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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  1. A Fighter's Heart

    Sam Sheridan · at 1:05:43

    A Fighter's Heart by Sam Sheridan is a compelling non-fiction exploration of martial arts, fighting sports, and the profound personal transformation that occurs through physical struggle.

    Discussed
    “dog fighting and dog fighting I mean you know like if you read uh Sam Sheridan's book a Fighter's heart yes there's a bit about dog fighting in there and it's I mean I don't agree with it but it's a very very different perspect perspective”
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  2. DMT: The Spirit Molecule

    Rick Strassman · at 1:31:22

    DMT: The Spirit Molecule by Rick Strassman is a scientific and clinical investigation into the effects of dimethyltryptamine, chronicling the first FDA-approved human clinical studies on psychedelics in decades.

    Discussed
    “I think woman described it in the the DMT The Spirit Molecule book Dr Rick strasman she said um it feels like a Wai in room between death and birth wow which I thought was kind of an interesting perspective”
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  3. The Dragons of Eden

    Carl Sagan · at 1:53:01

    The Dragons of Eden by Carl Sagan is a Pulitzer Prize-winning book published in 1977 that explores the evolution of human intelligence and the structure of the human brain.

    Discussed
    “well there's a space that you get to when uh do you read much Carl San you read the dragons of Eden no I hav about the tree and brain and and the I'm I'm trying to I'm trying to like understand the distinction between the different areas of the brain The Reptilian Brain which is obviously responsible for all”
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