Episode · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2017-05-09

Joe Rogan & Cameron Hanes: books mentioned on The Joe Rogan Experience #957

#957 - Cameron Hanes

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Joe Rogan recommended MeatEater Guide to Wilderness Skills and Survival by Steven Rinella, and discussed The Witchery of Archery by Maurice Thompson and Zen in the Art of Archery by Eugen Herrigel. Cameron Hanes discussed Taking Aim by Eva Shockey and others.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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1. 

   MeatEater Guide to Wilderness Skills and Survival

   Steven Rinella · at 1:48:59

   MeatEater Guide to Wilderness Skills and Survival by Steven Rinella is a comprehensive manual offering practical instruction on foraging, hunting, and surviving in the wild.

   Recommended

   “maybe read your book or you know read maybe rell's book me eater or maybe listen to some of these books on tape or maybe you know look into Aldo Leopold”

   Joe Rogan #957 - Cameron Hanes 2017-05-09 Listen at 1:48:59

   Where to get it

   Listen free with an Audible trialAmazon
2. 

   Taking Aim

   Eva Shockey; A. J. Gregory · at 1:49:49

   Discussed

   “and her book coming out taking aim is about that lifestyle”

   Cameron Hanes #957 - Cameron Hanes 2017-05-09 Listen at 1:49:49

   Where to get it

   Listen free with an Audible trialAmazon
3. 

   The Witchery of Archery

   Maurice Thompson · at 1:51:30

   Discussed

   “the witchery of archery witchcraft yeah is it witchery that's a book oh really or the Witchcraft of archery well or Zen In The Art of archery is a great I think that's a book”

   Joe Rogan #957 - Cameron Hanes 2017-05-09 Listen at 1:51:30

   Where to get it

   Listen free with an Audible trialAmazon
4. 

   Zen in the Art of Archery

   Eugen Herrigel · at 1:51:37

   Zen in the Art of Archery by Eugen Herrigel is a philosophical reflection on Japanese archery and Zen Buddhism, exploring how practitioners achieve mental focus and flow by letting go of conscious effort and outcomes.

   Discussed

   “Zen In The Art of Archery is a great I think that's a book”

   Joe Rogan #957 - Cameron Hanes 2017-05-09 Listen at 1:51:37

   Where to get it

   Listen free with an Audible trialAmazon