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Chaos
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Mentioned 27 times
you're you're controlling all these people and then this idea that Have you read Chaos, the Tom O'Neil book?
Joe Rogan asks the guest if she has read Tom O'Neill's book "Chaos".
Have you read chaos yet
The guest asks Joe Rogan if he has read the book 'Chaos', leading to a discussion about Charles Manson and related theories.
and there was a lot of hubub about it after Tom O'Neil's book chaos came out
The guest mentions a book by Tom O'Neill called Chaos when discussing the Manson family and the CIA.
Have you read that book? Chaos? Uh the tom o'neill book about the manson family? No. It's all about the cia and about the cia infiltrating the hippie culture and and literally supplying acid to the manson family.
Joe Rogan asks Jacob Dylan if he has read the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing its subject matter (Manson family, CIA, hippie culture).
uh if you know uh greg is the one who told me about tom o'neil the officer the uh author of chaos He was my one of my favorite podcasts of all time
Joe Rogan mentions Tom O'Neill, the author of 'chaos', and states that the podcast episode with him about the book was one of his favorites.
it was it was part of mk ultra and it was uh there's an amazing book i'm going to say about it people have heard this i'm sorry but it's an amazing book called chaos by a guy named tom mcneal and a tom o'neill rather and tom is uh a guy who wrote about the manson family and the manson family murders
Joe Rogan mentions an amazing book called 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill about the Manson family and the CIA.
There's a great manson book i don't know if you ever heard of it It's called chaos by a guy named tom o'neill who's been on the podcast before it explained it
Joe Rogan mentions a book about Charles Manson called 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill and notes the author has been on the podcast before.
speaking of conspiracy theories our our friend tom o'neill the chaos author [ __ ] thank god you introduced me to that guy but he he's uh they're producing a uh a movie oh are they really one of the major uh streamers i think i can say netflix i yeah netflix is doing it with probably the best documentary maker of the last few decades that's [ __ ] yeah yeah that book is so good
Greg mentions his friend Tom O'Neill as the author of the book 'Chaos' and discusses the book being made into a movie/documentary.
there's a fascinating book called chaos uh written by a guy named Tom O'Neil who wrote about the uh 1960s and the Charles Manson Murders
Joe Rogan mentions a book called 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neil, discussing its connection to Charles Manson and MK Ultra.
You got to read chaos by Tom O'Neal. He's actually Fitz Simmons's Greg Fitz Simmons's uh next door neighbor for like 20 [ __ ] years. It's a crazy story. Fitz Simmons is the one that told me about about the guy he said hey I got this neighbor. He's been working on this Charles Manson book for 20 [ __ ] years. It's been his obsession. It's ruined his life. He he Lo he like how to give money back to Publishers because he didn't finish the book because he he developed so much material cuz he got into it from the perspective of like it was an anniversary thing the anniversary of the murders and he was writing this book. It's called chaos. I can't recommend it enough. It's a [ __ ] fantastic book.
Joe Rogan strongly recommends the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, mentioning that the author is a neighbor of Greg FitzSimmons and spent 20 years researching the book, which argues that the official story of Charles Manson is incorrect and involves CIA experiments.
You must read tom o'neill's chaos It is all about mk ultra and charles manson
Joe Rogan recommends Tom O'Neill's book 'Chaos' about MK Ultra and Charles Manson.
I'm sorry if you heard this before folks this is a great book called chaos by Tom O'Neill
The speaker recommends the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, noting it took him 20 years to write and discusses connections between Manson and the CIA/LSD studies.
So did you ever read chaos by Tom O'Neil
The host asks the guest if he has read Tom O'Neill's book about Charles Manson and potential government connections.
Tom O'Neill who wrote the book chaos which is a [ __ ] amazing book all about this he went deep down the rabbit hole for 20 years writing this book it's meticulously researched
The speaker mentions a book titled 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing it as amazing and meticulously researched, covering topics like Charles Manson and the CIA.
But that MK Ultra thing that there's a book on it called Chaos by Tom O'Neill It's an amazing book He was Greg Fitz Simmons's uh nextdoor neighbor for like 20 years
Joe Rogan mentions a book titled 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill about the MK Ultra program and Charles Manson, describing it as an amazing and detailed book.
that's Tom O'Neal that's um chaos [ __ ] great book
Joe Rogan mentions Tom O'Neal and his book 'Chaos', calling it a 'great book'.
so he tells a story about how they dumped a bunch of fossils in the East River... this is documented in this book called chaos
The speaker mentions a book called 'Chaos' in the context of fossils being dumped in the East River.
that's uh with the book chaos by Tom O'Neill I talk about it too much and I'm sorry for everybody listening but I'd love to have read it No I haven't You haven't read it It's about Manson It's about Manson the CIA yeah MK Ultra that's exciting sorry Jolly West he was also responsible for making Jack Ruby go crazy he visited Jack Ruby in jail and after he shot Lee Harvey Oswald and then Jack Ruby was like saying they're burning the Jews he's like hiding under his bunk screaming like I mean hell like it was they [ __ ] dosed him with acid then they dosed Manson with acid and I think they taught Manson I mean according to Tom O'Neill's research which I trust and it's an amazing book Tom O'Neill was a guy who was a neighbor from my friend uh Greg Fitzsimmons and he was like hey what are you working on he's like I'm writing this article about Charles Manson and the the anniversary of the Manson family murders he starts writing it 20 years ago and he starts doing research and he can't get the article out it's just too much research he's doing too much and it extends [ __ ] forever he keeps having to give money back and like the Publishers are freaking out at him and then finally they got him someone to help him and an Editor to sit down with him and he puts out this masterpiece and this book is called chaos and it's the definitive book on Charles Manson the Manson family and their ties to the CIA and it's [ __ ] crazy
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing it as the definitive book on Charles Manson, the Manson family, and their ties to the CIA and MK Ultra. He expresses his admiration for the book and the author's research.
Have you ever read chaos by Tom O'Neill
Joe Rogan asks Marc Andreessen if he has read the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill.
that's also part of like what Mk Ultra was doing by allegedly encouraging and training Manson you know that's a Tom O'Neal book chaos which is fascinating story
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Tom O'Neal called 'chaos' in the context of MK Ultra and Charles Manson.
Did you read that book that I told you about chaos that tom o'neill book
Joe asks Tim if he read the book "Chaos" by Tom O'Neill, and Tim confirms he read a few chapters. They discuss its content related to Bobby Kennedy and the CIA.
and uh i just read a book called uh chaos by tom o'neill It's about the cia and uh manson in the 60s
The guest mentions having recently read a book titled 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing its subject matter.
Oh well you got to read this book called chaos... it's about charles manson... He's a guy named tom o'neill who started his book... he started his book as a story that he was writing for premier magazine... but as he dug deeper and deeper into the case he was like what the [ __ ] is going on
Joe Rogan recommends the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing it as being about Charles Manson and the author's deep dive into the case.
I've heard all about this guy's name Tom O'Neill and his book is called chaos It says chaos and the CIA's mind control I was in the CIA in the secret history of the 60s
The host mentions hearing about Tom O'Neill and his book 'Chaos', referencing its full title and subject matter related to Charles Manson and the CIA.
so just the way I didn't like how they portrayed Charles Manson either in that movie It's Tom O'Neill's chaos Charles Manson the CIA in the secret history of the 60s
The speaker mentions Tom O'Neill's book about Charles Manson, the CIA, and the 1960s, comparing the movie's portrayal to the book's information.
I read this book on Charles Manson the CIA this guy Tom O'Neill yeah yeah I had him on the podcast last week bro this guy spent 20 years researching this book
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about Charles Manson and the CIA by Tom O'Neill, noting the author was on the podcast and the extensive research involved.
I've been deep into your book for the last two weeks and will tell everybody what it's called right off the bat it's called chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s
The host introduces the guest, Tom O'Neill, and states the full title of his book which is the subject of the discussion.
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Mentioned 26 times
That's really I mean read Empire the summer Moon if you never have you read that yepo that's here
Joe Rogan recommends the book 'Empire the Summer Moon' to Bridget Phetasy, who confirms she has read it.
Have you ever read the Empire of the summer Moon nope Empire of the summer moon is uh about the kamanche
Joe Rogan asks Mel Gibson if he has read 'Empire of the Summer Moon'.
Oh my God, and it was really horrible to see. Reading that Empire of the Summer Moon made it even worse because that’s so dirty. They tricked these people and brought them into town and just abandoned them.
The guest refers to 'Empire of the Summer Moon,' which discusses the harsh realities faced by indigenous peoples, highlighting how the book deepened their understanding of historical injustices.
Empire of the summer Moon yeah Dude dude their names were like dog [ __ ] yeah it wasn't as magical as we like to think it was it was like dog dog dick come over here Well when you read about what they did to each other you're like oh Jesus Christ like we this idea that they were these peaceful people that were living together living off the land and everybody Liv somewhere that's the thing
One of the hosts mentions the book by title and discusses its content, specifically the harsh realities of Comanche life and their practices.
um uh i'm sure you know empire of the summer moon
Joe Rogan mentions the book title, assuming Sebastian Junger is familiar with it.
you know i've been reading this book um i started reading it again um uh empire the summer moon It's about the comanche
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book called "Empire of the Summer Moon" about the Comanche.
have you ever read anything about the comanches the people that used to live here it's a it's one of the wildest cultures of all the native american tribes they lived here in texas yeah yeah there's there's a [ __ ] great book called empire What is it called empire the summer moon empire of the summer moon it's all about uh texas and the comanches in the 1800s
Joe Rogan recommends and discusses the book 'Empire of the Summer Moon' about the Comanche tribe in Texas.
because i know you love uh empire the summer moon
Ryan Holiday gives Joe Rogan a copy of 'Empire of the Summer Moon', knowing Joe likes it.
i read this book about quanah parker do you know that name yeah sure yeah was it the empire the summer moon yeah beautiful book
The host suggests a book title about Quanah Parker, and the guest confirms it and calls it a beautiful book.
If you find out what the Comanches did there's uh this book Empire of the summer Moon
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Empire of the Summer Moon' while discussing the history of the Comanches.
Jamie Empire the summer Moon Empire of the summer moon It's [ __ ] insane book about the Comanche who lived here It's one of the best books I've ever read I've read it twice all
Joe Rogan enthusiastically recommends this book about the Comanche, stating he has read it twice.
there's an amazing book called Empire of the summer Moon that's all about Texas and the Comanches and the Texas Rangers
Joe Rogan recommends this book, describing it as amazing and about Texas, the Comanches, and the Texas Rangers.
the kamanche conquered this whole area they they [ __ ] rolled it because they were the best on riding horses and they kill people were real were wild Empire the summer Moon amazing book
One of the hosts mentions this book as 'amazing' while discussing the Comanche tribe.
Yeah some of that some of those stories are just like oh my God you got to set them down and come back to them yeah Empire the summer moon is like that like there's some of the horrific Tales of torture and what they woo Those Kam atch were some wild folks
Joe Rogan mentions this book while discussing the brutal history of Texas and the Comanches, noting the horrific tales within it.
much there's a fantastic book about Texas and about the commanches called Empire of the summer Moon sure uh have you read it
Joe Rogan mentions a famous book about the Comanches and Texas called 'Empire of the Summer Moon'.
We didn’t really understand much about Native American culture until people started writing books like Empire of the Summer Moon and some of these amazing books.
Greg Overton discusses how books like 'Empire of the Summer Moon' have significantly contributed to our understanding of Native American culture.
Is that book empire the summer moon Right Yes Yes Fantastic book
Joe Rogan asks Paul Saladino if he is familiar with the book 'Empire the Summer Moon', and they briefly discuss it in the context of the Comanche diet.
there's a fantastic book about it called empire of the summer moon But mexico set up the settlers
Joe Rogan recommends a book about the Comanche tribe and their conflict with settlers, titled 'Empire of the Summer Moon'.
But the the I when I read those like you know empire of the summer moon those nights and books out and I grew up with a couple of good friends that were Native American and it really made me think like I wonder if you could seeing how how well how much of a difference it makes having that culture intact to some degree
The guest mentions reading 'Empire of the Summer Moon' and how it made him think about Native American culture and the difference having culture intact makes.
and then I did read this book Empire the summer moon it was on the Comanches and the holy [ __ ] and then I just started getting
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book titled 'Empire the summer moon' about the Comanches.
I was reading empire of the summer moon is a book about Comanches I bought it on audiobook it's amazing yeah I say reading I'm lying I listen to an audiobook too but then I started reading things about it online
Joe Rogan mentions listening to the audiobook of 'Empire of the Summer Moon' and reading about it online, describing it as a book about Comanches.
I'm on my fifth book in the last three months on Native Americans... look higher the summer moon
Joe Rogan mentions reading 'Empire of the Summer Moon', describing it as a book about the Comanches and how incredible it is.
he tells me to read your book and empire of the summer moon
Joe Rogan mentions that a friend recommended the guest's book, explicitly naming it. This book is the main topic of the episode.
one of the things I was reading about the Comanches was I watching listening rather to this audio book summer moon empire of the summer moon it's amazing I recommended it too much
Joe Rogan mentions listening to this audiobook about the Comanches and recommends it.
So dude I'm almost done with this book I'm listen audiobook Empire the summer moon it is [ __ ] insane It's all of us at the war Jamie Gary [ __ ] Gary's [ __ ] Gary that's lucky SC Gwyn gwy and n E and part of summer moon it's all about the war with the Plains tribes the Plains Plains Indians versus the settlers is [ __ ] insane man
Joe Rogan mentions he is almost finished listening to the audiobook 'Empire the summer moon' and discusses its content about the war between Plains tribes and settlers, mentioning the author S. C. Gwynne.
do you have been reading this book about the Wild West holy [ __ ] but it's an audiobook I say I'm reading but I'm really lying I'm listening I'm listening I always do Empire the summer moon holy [ __ ] holy [ __ ] is it good it's terrifying Empire the wet empire of the summer moon it's about the wars between the settlers and Native Americans and I'm in like it's track for whatever that means I guess that's chapter four and holy [ __ ] is it horrific Some of the things that happened to these people mads you like gory like no it's not that it's the history of the United States I'm fascinated by what what happened with these tribes and when these these white settlers showed up and I'm fascinated by what the tribes were doing before the settlers showed up too and there's they detail a lot of that too it talks about the Comanche about what happened when the Comanche got horses and they they just really started getting really good at raising horses and they had way more horses than anybody and they slowly dominated it's fascinating stuff man I mean this isn't that long ago that these folks were riding horses dominating landscape with bows and arrows and Spears and hunting Buffalo and cooking them over fire and now it's [ __ ] amazing their life was I'm it is like like sort of a fairy tale movie type [ __ ] of like Avatar people but this is how these a lot of these folks lift me and it's savage to like that the murders when it talks about the murders and murdering murdering settlers and babies all kinds of crazy [ __ ] like if you can't handle that don't read it but few not really listening to it son you're right you listen so I listen to it yeah is that better than reading it it says I can do it in my car I'm always driving around I mean I try to read but I don't read as much as I do listen I listen way more than ever you gotta go on the beach or something where you flip the page I might have to check that out I will check that out
Joe Rogan mentions he is listening to the audiobook "Empire of the Summer Moon" and describes its content about the brutal history of the wars between settlers and Native Americans, focusing on the Comanche tribe. He notes how horrific some of the events described are and how fascinating the Comanche way of life was.
The War of Art
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Mentioned 23 times
I mean do you ever read uh pressfield's war of art
Joe Rogan asks Michael Kosta if he has read the book 'War of Art' by Pressfield.
Have you ever read Pressfield's The War of Art?
In this segment, Joe Rogan inquires whether Josh Brolin has read a book titled 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield.
That's the Steven Pressfield, he swears by it, that the War of Art book is all about the Muse, about summoning the Muse. When you write, there's something weird going on.
Joe Rogan refers to 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, emphasizing its focus on the creative muse and the unique process of writing.
I've talked about it too many times, but have you ever read Pressfield's 'War of Art'? Oh, we have a copy of it for you, then!
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield to his guest Sam Tallent and asks if he has read it. This book is frequently recommended by Joe, who praises its insights on creativity and the discipline required to achieve artistic success. He often shares copies with creative individuals who visit his podcast.
that's the whole premise of the Steven pressfield book The War the war of art I haven't read that one I just started reading the Rick Ruben one
Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pressfield's book 'The War of Art' and its premise about treating creativity like a muse.
it's almost like uh you know pressfield writes about the muse and he writes about it like it's like a real thing like treat it like it's a real thing that is show that you show up and you put in the work
Joe Rogan refers to Steven Pressfield's concept of 'the muse' and the importance of showing up to work, which is central to Pressfield's book 'The War of Art'.
but pressfield talks about that in the war of art / Have you read that book
Joe Rogan mentions 'The War of Art' and its author, Steven Pressfield, recommending it.
it's steven pressfield the same guy wrote the war of art i'm in the middle of his second book which i don't like as much as the war of art but turning pro
Joe Rogan mentions this book as being by the same author as 'Turning Pro' and compares the two.
i heard i heard you talking about the um the war of art by steven pressfield which i'm a huge fan of that book as well great book
Joe Rogan mentions hearing Christina P talk about this book by Steven Pressfield, and they both express being huge fans of it and its message.
and then i know you like uh steven pressfield
Ryan Holiday mentions Steven Pressfield, whose book is given next.
put your ass where your heart wants to be this is sort of like a war of art type of book
Steven Pressfield describes his memoir as being similar to 'The War of Art'.
that uh you know war of art book is so good man Steven pressfield's book stepen pressfield he's been on the podcast a couple times He wrote this book called The War of Art and it's all about resist resistance and how resistance keeps you from achieving your best possible self It's like your ego and your fears and it's all combined and it creates procrastination yeah and he gives you the tools in this book to try to be a professional to to realize like a professional shows up and a professional works
Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pressfield's book 'The War of Art' and describes its theme of overcoming resistance and procrastination in creative work.
Have you ever read Steven Pressfield's 'The War of Art'? I did, yeah!
In the episode, Joe Rogan inquires whether Charles Wesley Godwin has read 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, which serves as a practical guide to creativity.
That's what Steven Pressfield's book is all about—The War of Art.
In a conversation with Chris Williamson, Joe Rogan talks about Steven Pressfield's book, The War of Art, highlighting its themes related to the struggles of producing creative work.
You know that thing from The War of Art that Pressfield talks about?
Francis is referencing a book titled 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, discussing themes of resistance and procrastination.
Oh man, Pressfield talks about it almost like he... he talks... have you read The War of Art?
In this segment, Joe Rogan references a key concept from Steven Pressfield's book, 'The War of Art', while discussing procrastination and the author's insights on overcoming creative blocks.
Oh man, Pressfield talks about it almost like he... he talks... have you read The War of Art?
During the discussion on procrastination, Joe Rogan asks his guest, Francis, whether he has read 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, implying the book's relevance to their conversation.
Oh man, Pressfield talks about it almost like he... he talks... have you read The War of Art?
During the conversation, Joe Rogan and Francis Foster discuss 'The War of Art', a book about overcoming procrastination. Joe references the book and inquires if Francis has read it.
No, I have a bunch of copies; I’ve recommended so much that he sent me like a box of... we bought a box back in the L.A. studio and now I would give it to comedians, I’m like, 'Just read this.'
Joe Rogan discusses the book 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, mentioning how he often recommends it to comedians and has distributed many copies.
Steven Pressfield who's become a great friend now he was on this show a while back you look so great it rotates a fire I'll let you two back advance the Afghan campaign and then has those series of books on creativity the war of art
Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pressfield and his series of books on creativity, specifically 'The War of Art'.
that's one of the more it's a productive way to think of it like Pressfield writes about it and press field in the war of art and he's you know he's a very down-to-earth
Duncan Trussell mentions Steven Pressfield and his book 'The War of Art' in the context of the concept of the muse.
It's like it just you've got to push past that creepy resistance that steven pressfield wrote about in the war of art It applies not just to art not just to writing replies
Joe Rogan mentions the concept of 'resistance' from Steven Pressfield's book 'The War of Art' and how it applies to various aspects of life.
you ever read steven pressfield's book the war of art
Joe Rogan asks Tom Papa if he has read Steven Pressfield's book 'The War of Art'.
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Mentioned 21 times
He wrote uh the sacred mushroom and the cross which is a fascinating book about the dead sea scrolls and he's got a very controversial perspective on Christianity and his perspective was and this guy was an ordained minister who was agnostic because he he was an ordained minister but then we started studying theology he started seeing all these parallels to all these various religions and he was like well you know clearly like it's not one religion has it right?
Joe Rogan mentions this book by John Marco Allegro about the Dead Sea Scrolls and its controversial perspective on Christianity.
The the aminated mascaria one though I always go back to the sacred mushroom in the cross because that was what John Marco Allegro believed was the early days of Christianity.
Joe Rogan mentions the book by John Marco Allegro in the context of discussing Amanita Muscaria and its potential connection to early Christianity.
There's a book from the 1970s called the sacred mushroom and the cross by a guy named john marco allegro and john marco allegro was a scholar who was hired by the commission that was overseeing the dead sea scrolls translation
Joe Rogan mentions a book from the 1970s by John Marco Allegro about the origins of Christianity and psychedelic mushrooms, and asks Jamie to pull up the cover.
and when he translated dead sea scrolls over I believe it was over 14 years he wrote a book called the sacred mushroom in the cross and what he said was that all of this stuff that you're reading is you know you're you're there's translations you're translating things from ancient hebrew which is a language is based on numbers right like ancient hebrew letters doubled as numbers because there was no there was no numbers so the letter a was also the number one so like it's really weird but you gotta think about this and i'm i hope i'm not [ __ ] this up but the way it was explained to me was that language in ancient hebrew had numerical value that words had numerical values like the word love and the word god they have the same numerical value like that they're using these words in the cert like the way you would place the letters the same it was because it had a number value to it that we don't think of when it gets translated to greek into latin to english yeah and so he read this all these years and he came to the conclusion that this is all a misunderstanding and then our version of what christianity is it's a crazy book
Joe Rogan mentions a book by John Marco Allegro about his translation of the Dead Sea Scrolls and his theory about ancient Hebrew and the origins of Christianity.
There was a book that this guy wrote in the 1970s a guy named john marco allegro he wrote a book on psychedelic mushrooms and jesus it was called the sacred mushroom in the cross
Joe mentions this book and its author, describing its controversial theory about Christianity and psychedelic mushrooms.
and that's uh the subject of a book called um the sacred mushroom and the cross This guy John Marco Allegro who is hired to decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls
Joe Rogan mentions this book by John Marco Allegro, discussing its theory about the origins of Christianity and psychedelic mushrooms.
well you know that is also John Marco allegro's thoughts oh right The Sacred Mushroom in the cross
The host mentions John Marco Allegro's book and its controversial theory about the origins of Christianity.
and then he wrote this book The Sacred mushroom and the cross and in the book he was saying this is all about consumption of psychedelic mushrooms and fertility rituals
Joe Rogan mentions a book by John Marco Allegro about the origins of Christianity being related to psychedelic mushrooms.
in fact John Marco Allegro one of the head um the guys who is hired to decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls he wrote a book called The Sacred Mushroom in the cross after translating the Dead Sea Scrolls for 14 years his belief was that the entire Christian religion was initially based on psychedelic mushrooms and fertility rituals and so he wrote this book that was bought out by the Catholic church
Andrew Huberman mentions this book by John Marco Allegro, describing its controversial thesis about the origins of the Christian religion being based on psychedelic mushrooms, and notes it was reportedly bought out by the Catholic church.
that's why that John Marco Allegro book is so fascinating oh dude sacred Mushroom in the cross yes that's what our book is fascinating because that guy studied the Dead Sea Scrolls for 14 years and he was an ordained minister who became agnostic
Duncan mentions John Marco Allegro's book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross', describing it as fascinating and explaining its controversial thesis about the origins of Christianity based on the author's study of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Have you read uh John Marco of the gross book The Sacred Mushroom in the cross
Joe Rogan asks the guest if she has read this book by John Marco Allegro.
that's the mushroom that John Marco Allegro wrote about when he wrote that book The Sacred Mushroom in the cross he was a guy who deciphered the Dead Sea Scrolls
A guest mentions a book by John Marco Allegro about mushrooms and the Dead Sea Scrolls.
But there's a book, there's literally a book based on some of the things they think from this called The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross by this guy named John Marco Allegro.
Shane Gillis discusses the book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross' by John Marco Allegro, outlining its exploration of the theory that the concept of Christ may have been influenced by the psychedelic effects of mushrooms.
He was one of the people who studied the Dead Sea Scrolls, and he studied the Dead Sea Scrolls for 14 years and wrote The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross! Okay, yes, I do know that book!
Diana Walsh discusses John Marco Allegro's background as a minister, mentioning his book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross', which delves into the history of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Joe Rogan expresses his familiarity with the book but does not elaborate on its significance.
uh and so john marco allegro author of the sacred mushroom in the scroll so he releases that book in 1970 and he claims that uh christianity is the guys for a near eastern fertility cult and it's i mean i think it's very interesting but there aren't many linguists who who support the proposition
Brian Muraresku discusses John Marco Allegro and his controversial book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross'.
i think it was the the cross book that you've talked about the sacred cross or oh the sacred mushroom in the cross
The speaker recalls a rumor from the 90s about being put on a list for buying this book.
well there's a book called the sacred mushroom in the cross It's by John Marco Allegro and he was a biblical scholar that was one of the guys that was assigned to decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls
The host mentions the book "The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross" by John Marco Allegro and its controversial thesis about the origins of Christianity.
and the Christian myth it was one of his books and that was the second book that he published after the sacred mushroom in the cross
Hamilton Morris mentions this as one of Allegro's books, published after "The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross".
Yeah the Dead Sea Scrolls in the Christian myth and the sacred mushroom in the cross books on that
Kevin Smith mentions "The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross" in the context of discussing the Dead Sea Scrolls and Christian myths.
I mean there's so many parallels it's really kind of [ __ ] crazy and that's cool yeah it's a great book so he wrote this book called the sacred mushroom in the cross that was bought out by the Catholic Church
Joe Rogan mentions a book by John Marco Allegro that discusses the origins of Christianity being linked to psychedelic mushroom rituals.
and he deciphered them for over 14 years and wrote a book called the sacred mushroom and the cross and his interpretation was that the entire Christian religion was a massive misunderstanding
The speaker discusses John Marco Allegro's work on the Dead Sea Scrolls and his controversial book.
The Book of Five Rings
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Mentioned 17 times
he killed 62 i think 62 men in one-on-one combat yeah and he wrote a book called go written no show the book of five rings wow and it's all about strategy
Joe Rogan mentions reading this book by Miyamoto Musashi as a kid and how it influenced his understanding of fighting strategy.
if you've read uh miyamoto musashi's writings book of five rings
Joe Rogan asks Jason Wilson if he has read Miyamoto Musashi's 'Book of Five Rings'.
it's interesting that that that concept of balance was written about in the 1400s by miyamoto musashi when he talked about being a great swordsman he talked about balance that you had to learn poetry and you had to learn calligraphy and art and he was he was a big believer that you didn't just concentrate on sword fighting you concentrated on all these things and that they work synergistically they work together
Joe Rogan mentions Miyamoto Musashi and his philosophy regarding balance in martial arts, including learning other arts like poetry and calligraphy.
you know miyamoto musashi the great samurai who wrote that book the book of five rings he said once you understand the way broadly you can see it in all things
Joe Rogan quotes Miyamoto Musashi from his book 'The Book of Five Rings' when discussing the difficulty of bow hunting and applying lessons learned.
I'm sure you are a fan of miyamoto musashi I'm sure tell me about the japanese warrior book of five rings
Joe asks Mike Tyson about Miyamoto Musashi and his book, The Book of Five Rings.
i i like this guy in my arm miyamoto musashi is the reason why this is on my arm it's from the book of five rings
Cameron Hanes mentions having a tattoo related to Miyamoto Musashi and his book, "The Book of Five Rings".
I have uh a tiger with uh Miyamoto Musashi from the book of five rings okay do you know what that is I don't he's on Japanese Samurai from the 1400s who uh defeated 62 men in one-on-one combat and he wrote a book on strategy that I read when I was a teenager when I was doing martial arts competition it's called The Book of five rings and it sort of shaped My Philosophy in many ways of on life because as a samurai he believed that to be the best sword fighter you had to be balanced you had to do calligraphy and poetry and art and you had you couldn't have any like holes in your game your mental game your spiritual game and you I like that and he had a statement that he had a thing that he wrote that carried me throughout my whole life it's once you understand the way broadly you can see it in all things and the idea is the way of sword fighting was much like the way of carpentry was much like the way of art You see what the way is
Joe Rogan mentions having a tattoo related to Miyamoto Musashi and discusses Musashi's book on strategy, 'The Book of Five Rings,' which influenced his philosophy.
because I read a quote when I was 16 years old when I was doing martial arts I read the book of five rings and this is that that's miyamoti Musashi on my right arm and he wrote this book the book of five rings which was a book on strategy and Miyamoto Musashi was a samurai who killed 62 men in one-on-one combat and he wrote this incredible book about it but one of one of the things he wrote In the book was once you understand the way broadly you can see it in all things
Joe Rogan mentions reading this book by Miyamoto Musashi when he was 16 and how it influenced his perspective on difficult tasks and self-improvement.
because i think you know miyamoto musashi was he's a samurai from the um the 15th century he wrote this crazy book called the book of five rings it's all about strategy and and how to be the best at whatever you do
Ron Funches mentions a book by Miyamoto Musashi about strategy.
Cuz I got into the book of five rings again
The speaker mentions getting back into reading 'The Book of Five Rings'.
This is Miyamoto Musashi from the book of five rings and in that book he said something once you understand the way broadly you will see it in everything
Joe Rogan mentions the book and quotes a famous line from it, attributing it to the author.
man i bought tony robbins [ __ ] i bought all kind i bought book of five rings about [ __ ] art of war i bought everything
Joe mentions buying this book as part of his search for self-improvement and psychology when he was young.
but dude you know this is this is something i was thinking i wanted to bring up during the podcast man it's like when we first started hanging out and you told me something i've never forgotten and it's from the book of five rings um by miyamoto musashi and you mentioned something from that book which is that um learn one thing and you will know how to do a lot of other stuff
Duncan Trussell recalls a conversation with Joe Rogan about 'The Book of Five Rings' by Miyamoto Musashi and quotes a key principle from it about learning one thing to understand many others.
miyamoto musashi he wrote that in the book of five rings once you understand the way broadly you will see it in all things sweet
Joe Rogan mentions Miyamoto Musashi wrote "The Book of Five Rings" and quotes it.
and I read the book of five rings when I was 16
Matt Brown mentions reading 'The Book of Five Rings' when he was 16.
you know is this movie much miyamoto musashi quote that I like I use all the time once you understand the way broadly you see it in all things and that this this place that you're talking about like these new level places like that exists in martial arts that exists in comedy it exists in writing and exists in I'm sure it exists in music although I own two music rancis I think this thing of this Zen samurai thing you're talking about it just like this constant focus until you reach some new understanding of the thing and you don't even know how you're getting there
Joe Rogan quotes Miyamoto Musashi about understanding the way broadly and seeing it in all things, relating it to reaching new levels in different disciplines. This quote is famously from Musashi's book on strategy and philosophy.
I mean that's one of the things that miyamoto musashi used when he was a sword fighter in the book of five rings he would talk about all the different games he would play and people have documented it like when Musashi would have these duels he would show up like hours late and let this poor [ __ ] just freak out worrying about a sword fight that he was gonna have the guys sitting there for hours and hours then finally Musashi would show up and the guy would be like a nervous wreck and he would just [ __ ] him up and kill him and he he had all these tactics that he used and that was just one of them so psychological warfare is something that's always been a part of the martial arts
Joe Rogan mentions Miyamoto Musashi and his book 'The Book of Five Rings' while discussing psychological warfare in martial arts, giving an example of Musashi's tactics.
Coyote America
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yeah there's a great book called uh coyote America I think that's where I yeah guy named Dan Flores who's been on the podcast before is a brilliant guy who's um so I believe he a wildlife historian and he was a professor he was actually one of uh rell's professors while he was at in college
Joe Rogan mentions a book titled 'coyote America' by Dan Flores, noting that the author has been on the podcast before and is a wildlife historian and professor.
it's a great book if anybody's interested in coyotes it's called coyote america by dan flores who's a guy who's been on the podcast before and will be again
Joe Rogan recommends the book 'Coyote America' by Dan Flores for those interested in coyotes.
yeah it a great book called coyote America by Dan Flores I had had them on the podcast
A speaker mentions reading a book titled 'Coyote America' by Dan Flores and having the author on the podcast.
There's a great book on it called coyote America Oh man they're everywhere author Yeah I had the author on the other day it's really it's an amazing story
Joe Rogan mentions a book about coyotes called 'coyote America' and states he had the author on the podcast.
there's a great book about coyotes called coyote America that my friend Dan Flores wrote and it's fantastic
The speaker recommends a book about coyotes written by their friend Dan Flores.
I had a man on the podcast named Dan Flores, he wrote an amazing book called coyote America that I read and it's all about the history of the coyote in North America
Joe Rogan mentions having Dan Flores on the podcast and that Flores wrote a book called Coyote America about the history of coyotes.
You know, Dan Flores' book, 'Coyote America,' which is an amazing book, is an incredible book.
In this segment, Dan Flores' book 'Coyote America' is highlighted as an exceptional read, focusing on the nature and behavior of coyotes.
Yeah, he wrote a book called Coyote America; that's right.
During the discussion, Tom Green mentions the book 'Coyote America' by Dan Flores, highlighting the author's insights on the subject of coyotes.
there's a guy named dan flores who uh wrote about all these different He wrote a great book about the coyotes too called coyote america but he wrote about how all these n these native american horses were Eventually they found their way to europe
Joe Rogan mentions a book about coyotes by Dan Flores, likely 'Coyote America'.
and he wrote an amazing book called coyote America
The guest mentions Dan Flores wrote a book called 'Coyote America' and describes its topic.
dan Flores who has been a guest on the podcast before has a great book called coyote America that sort of details how this came to be and how these coyotes have look at that all over that poor deer
Joe Rogan mentions a previous podcast guest, Dan Flores, and his book 'Coyote America', describing its topic.
There's a guy named Dan Flores he's got a bunch of great books and one of them is called coyote America
Joe Rogan mentions Dan Flores and one of his books by title.
There's a great book called coyote america by dan flores He i learned about him through my friend steve ronnell I think he was his professor in one of his um one of his courses But he is a guy who spent an extreme amount of time studying the history and the science behind coyotes It's a really really interesting book
Joe Rogan recommends a book about coyotes by Dan Flores, mentioning he learned about the author through a friend and that the book is interesting.
I think that's coyote America the gentleman who's been on the podcast before What is his name is escaping me right now but he he wrote about it Dan Flores That's it that is a fascinating book
Joe mentions the book 'Coyote America' by Dan Flores and calls it a fascinating book.
yeah there's a great book I read called coyote America by a past guest of the podcast named Dan Flores he's a wildlife historian
The host (Joe Rogan) mentions reading this book by a previous podcast guest, Dan Flores, about coyotes.
dan Flores is a fascinating guy he wrote a book a great book on coyotes called coyote America
Chris Ryan mentions Dan Flores and his book about coyotes.
I love that guy that was awesome His book coyote America That book changed the way I feel about coyotes
Joe Rogan mentions Dan Flores' book 'coyote America' and how it changed his perspective on coyotes.
Can't Hurt Me
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and he did and his book amazing book can't hurt me but he ran 7 000 miles in one year which is you know 20 miles a day every single day
Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins' book and his running achievements.
He's got two books. One of them is called can't hurt me. That's the first one.
Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins has two books and names the first one.
and when I wrote can't hurt me she refused she said [ __ ] don't put my [ __ ] in there
David Goggins mentions his first book, 'Can't Hurt Me', while recounting his mother's initial reluctance to have her story included in it.
If you listen to David's life story David has uh two incredible books they're they're amazing and one of the things about the books that's so amazing is you realize like what he endured as a child and what he went through like the the abuse that he received and how he came out of that this like Unstoppable dude
Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins has two incredible books and describes the content of one, focusing on his difficult childhood and resilience.
His book that he wrote did you listen to it... I mean it his book I wrote that I did the forward to it
Bert Kreischer mentions listening to David Goggins' book and writing the foreword for it.
he sold the book his book can't hurt me sold the [ __ ] give me some volume
The speaker (Eddie Bravo) mentions that David Goggins made a lot of money by selling his book 'Can't Hurt Me'.
When goggin ask who's going to carry the boats and logs I showed them this guy ... he also is a big advocate of carrying things like one of the things he said if if you want to get strong take something heavy and carry it around ... It's been watching Gog and [ __ ] I don't know what it is man but something switched in her
Joe Rogan references David Goggins' philosophy and famous quote about carrying boats/logs while discussing Tom Haviland's training. He later mentions his daughter watching 'Gog'.
like I told you about David Goggins last time I was here I read his book and you know posted [ __ ] on my mirror you know and trying to make strides too
Michael Yo mentions reading a book by David Goggins and being inspired by it to make positive changes.
That guy will run with his foot falling off the step book is really good What's that It's called Can't Hurt Me Yeah Jesus
Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins' book, calling it 'really good'.
Then I'd listen to the David Goggins book and I was like oh my god this dude's crazy
Michael Yo mentions listening to David Goggins' book and how it inspired him to start working out.
you know David Goggin says the Navy SEALs yeah I've heard that he did a great thing with his book where he wrote a book but in the audiobook he had his business partner read it and then he would talk about it after
Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins and describes the unique format of his audiobook where his business partner reads the book and Goggins provides commentary.
and you can listen to his story yeah and read his uh or listen his audiobook which is fantastic Read his book and understand there's people like him that used to be like me They made it through
Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins and recommends listening to his audiobook or reading his book as inspiration for people in difficult situations.
Well you know Goggins is another one. You know Goggins just being a guest in this podcast. I know he hasn't started his own podcast. But one thing he did do is if you listen to Goggins audiobook in his audio book he has the book itself which is read by another guy and then him and that guy discuss various chapters in the book and discussed the real events that led to this these different things and how he felt about them. So it's a podcast wrapped up in a book and it's excellent.
Joe mentions David Goggins' audiobook and how it includes discussion of the book's chapters by Goggins and the narrator, describing it as 'a podcast wrapped up in a book'.
How often you read like I read the Goggins book yeah and that [ __ ] book yeah and that life that dude had huh a sad life But then on the flip side inspiring to you know a guy like myself where you know I'm running
Sebastian mentions reading 'the Goggins book' and how it was inspiring despite the difficult life described.
david goggins your book is [ __ ] fantastic man
Joe Rogan introduces David Goggins and praises his book.
Sapiens
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I read this whole thing, it wasn't in sapiens, I I read it in some book that I'm sure you've [ __ ] read a 100 times but about how our fear of public speaking is based in that if you are speaking in front of people that means you are making your case to the tribe
The speaker mentions reading about the fear of public speaking in a book, clarifying that the information was not from 'Sapiens' but another book Joe Rogan has likely read.
i've listened to that sapiens audio book like 20 times but yeah it escapes me but you're it's really good it's in my brain somewhere it's good to go back to over and over again
Joe mentions listening to the audiobook version of 'Sapiens' many times and finding it very good and impactful.
How about in sapiens How like farming really is like ended up being a real problem for humans like we could finally feed everyone But the problem is is we started eating crap
The host mentions the book 'Sapiens' and discusses its point about farming being problematic for humans by leading to poor diet.
Did you read that book there I think it was called sapiens Yes because when you were talking about the um Ancient Man it made me think of that because I one of the things I remember from that book was that the homo sapien at least if I I could be misremembering this so correct me if I'm wrong but but one of his ideas was that people as we know it like basically murdered all of these other um like neanderthals and different like Hume different species of humanoids or whatever the correct term is and that's how we spread that there was like a a mass genocide
Joe asks Mark if he read the book "sapiens" and discusses the author's idea about Homo sapiens and the extinction of other human species.
I saw on here like two years ago sapiens that book Yes uh I read it because of this podcast and in that book somewhere it says that like people are only supposed to be in groups of 150 people
Speaker read this book after hearing about it on the podcast and mentions its point about human group sizes (Dunbar's number).
I read an uh Safian no it's great really just stopped her but that's just mind-boggling with the numbers you know he's right back Whoa Whoa
The guest, Ash Dykes, mentions reading a book that sounds like 'Sapiens', finding the numbers/details 'mind-boggling' and referring to the author.
and that I think in the book sapiens by Harari yeah great book he makes the point about grain enslaving us because the Agricultural Revolution ten thousand years ago they we didn't really become better
The speaker mentions the book 'Sapiens' by 'Harari' and discusses a point made in the book.
but you've all her re oh wow I love that guy yeah sapiens is amazing yeah savings my favorite book
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Sapiens' by Yuval Noah Harari, and Steve Aoki confirms it is his favorite book.
and yuval harare talks about this brilliantly in this book which is that you cannot prove mathematically or biologically that that the idea that all men are created equal does that say indians are the newbies yes sapiens is israel right
The speaker mentions Yuval Harari and his book 'Sapiens', discussing the idea that the equality of all men is not scientifically provable.
so there's there's a great book sapiens from uh noah what is yuval haradi um it's a great book but it just it outlines the history of the human race and these various tribes that have dealt with like weird [ __ ] like that
Joe mentions reading this book by Yuval Noah Harari, describing its content about the history of the human race and ancient tribes.
Have you read sapiens sapiens no I'm not evolutionary book about what you've all her Otte I think that's the name of his he's amazing riding around yeah it's a it's a great book but one of the things that they talked about in the book was these nomadic tribes that would yeah that's it you've all know a herati I [ __ ] up his name
Joe asks Forrest if he has read 'Sapiens' by Yuval Noah Harari and describes it as a great evolutionary book.
I'm reading the tipping point which is a Malcolm Gladwell book And also reading sapiens which is who wrote sapiens I heard someone read the book tipping point is great mm-hmm It's really great Really interesting and it is But I also felt like who is it You've all know a horror re Oh okay That's great -
Joe Rogan mentions currently reading/listening to 'Sapiens' and identifies the author as Yuval Noah Harari.
if you go her always great book sapiens everybody should read it
Bryan Callen recommends the book 'Sapiens' to the audience.
I started listening to the audiobook of sapiens yeah and that's I feel like that's what it's getting to just that question you're asking the first couple chapters are leading up to like he says it over and over again like thousands of years from now
The speaker mentions listening to the audiobook of 'Sapiens' and how it relates to the discussion about the future of the human race.
Outliers
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it's detailed in the book The outliers Right Is it the outliers There's uh there's a book outliers Yeah that they talk about how when the beatles emerged people don't realize they had so many hours of playing and it's one of the reasons why they're so good
David Lee Roth mentions the book "Outliers" and discusses its content regarding the Beatles' success being attributed to the large number of hours they spent playing live.
I'm actually rereading that book right now that malcolm gladwell book outliers that talks about that 10 000 hours principle it totally applies to what you did 100
Mr. Beast mentions rereading Malcolm Gladwell's book 'Outliers' and relates its 10,000 hours principle to his own success.
I'm in the middle of rereading malcolm gladwell's book outliers and there's a part of that about conflicts in the south and honor cultures
Joe Rogan mentions rereading Malcolm Gladwell's book Outliers and discusses a specific part about honor cultures.
Do you ever read uh malcolm gladwell do you ever read uh outliers
Joe Rogan asks Dan Soder if he has read 'Outliers' by Malcolm Gladwell.
and malcolm gladwell's outliers talks about this with professional hockey players
Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book 'Outliers' when discussing how age cutoffs affect success in sports.
Have you read malcolm gladwell's outliers? Yes. well that is like an amazing example of that like having a golf club in your hand at two years old
Joe Rogan asks Chris Williamson if he has read Malcolm Gladwell's book "Outliers", and Chris confirms. They then discuss how the example of Tiger Woods' childhood relates to concepts in the book.
it's the things like if you uh read like Malcolm gladwell's uh the outliers one of the things that he'll talk about with like certain incredible success stories It's like the access that they had to all these different things that could help them
Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book "Outliers" in the context of discussing how access to resources and opportunities contributes to success.
Did you ever read the um did you ever read Malcolm gladwell's outliers? no but I've heard you talk about it It's a great book and one of the chapters in the book is about the Beatles
Joe Rogan asks Andrew Santino if he has read the book 'Outliers' by Malcolm Gladwell, calls it a great book, and mentions a chapter about The Beatles.
I think it's a numbers thing I really do I think it's like what you know in the Malcolm Gladwell book about the Beatles when they played in hurg the thousands of hours thousands of hours thousands of shows listen
Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book about the Beatles playing thousands of hours in Hamburg as an example of the 'numbers thing' or the importance of practice/repetition for success.
and you know uh Malcolm Gladwell wrote about people that live in the Appalachians and some of the the insane violence that took place there and he said there's a direct connection between the type of people that move there because they were herders and herders unlike Farmers had to protect their animals
Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell and his writing about the culture of violence among herders in the Appalachians, drawing a connection to the culture in the Everglades.
he wrote outliers... that that book is amazing what talks about the Beatles and know the beat like people think the Beatles came out of nowhere those [ __ ] did thousands and thousands of shows that's what's up it's just numbers
Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book 'Outliers' and discusses its point about the Beatles and the 10,000 hours rule.
I really like him I love is well I love outliers oh there's Malcolm yeah I love that too He was on recently - He was on much more recently He was on like double weeks ago but Pinker's excellent He's just his work enlightenment now Yes Yes yeah he gets massive pushback on that That's what's interesting because he's saying that everything's better that there's less violence there's less crime there's less rape there's less all these things and he shows that statistically
Joe Rogan mentions that he loves 'outliers' after discussing Steven Pinker's book, and Jamie confirms 'Malcolm' (referring to Malcolm Gladwell) was on recently.
I was listening to this Malcolm Gladwell book on tape it's called outliers and they got into a part about the Beatles
The speaker mentions listening to a Malcolm Gladwell book on tape called 'Outliers' and discusses its content about the Beatles.
as far as they say they say that what was that book that by Malcolm Gladwell where like wherever you're from has to do with how you react to a front
One of the hosts asks about a book by Malcolm Gladwell that discusses how one's origin affects their reaction to confrontation.
1984
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i'm reading 1984 again
Joe Rogan mentions that he is rereading the book '1984'.
and that's that's how regim controls your minds through language it is George 1984 they create double speak
The guest compares the North Korean regime's control of language to the concepts in George Orwell's book 1984.
like i feel like everybody needs to reread 1984. Actually when i got to mexico the first book that i read i write like the last time i read it was in like college or maybe even high school or something and i reread it
Meghan Murphy recommends that everyone reread the book and mentions that she reread it herself upon moving to Mexico, finding it terrifying and relevant.
i think it's like if you remember the 1984 i had to bring it back to apple
Tristan Harris references the book 'Nineteen Eighty-Four' in the context of Apple's famous commercial contrasting their product with a dystopian future.
i mean it's uh one could imagine you know the boots stamping on a face one of the forever lines of 1984 where you can't reform the system because the system is unreformable precisely because the vested interests won't let it be reformed
Stephen Pinker references a famous line from the book '1984' to illustrate a point about unreformable systems.
or I recently read 1984 which is we were at 1984. now I mean if you think about the internet and you think you have in your pocket a device every day the phone which tracks you
Jann Wenner mentions recently reading the book '1984' and discusses its themes in relation to modern technology and surveillance.
so the movie uh or the uh the novel became a movie but uh the 1984 right
Marc Andreessen mentions the novel '1984' and notes it was made into a movie.
George Orwells 1984 it it's it's happening right now somewhere and not
Jimmy Carr mentions George Orwell's book '1984' in the context of oppressive states like North Korea.
or orwell talked about this in 1984
Joe Rogan mentions this book while discussing censorship and changing language.
So when you start seeing that you start thinking about ink sock in Orwell in 1984 and socialism and communism and fascism and the degradation of society and a lot of control coming down
The guest mentions the book "1984" by Orwell in the context of discussing social media control and censorship.
now it if you read 1984 years ago you couldn't fathom things getting like that
The speaker references the book 1984 and discusses how its dystopian concepts relate to current events.
and what that is is that George Orwell that's 1984
Joe Rogan connects the Russian government's denial and manipulation of truth to George Orwell's book "1984".
The Secret
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did you ever see that movie The Secret of course that's a nice book too
Joe Rogan asks Antonio Brown if he saw the movie 'The Secret', and Antonio Brown confirms he saw the movie and mentions it is also a nice book.
it's kind of like do you want to write a book about it called the secret
Suzanne refers to 'The Secret' in the context of the Law of Attraction and manifesting success.
I think the problem with like things like the secret and the law of attraction is that it's those very esoteric and fascinating concepts are they're they're hijacked by hucksters
Joe discusses 'The Secret' and the concept of manifestation, criticizing how it's marketed.
He really did; there's something to that manifesting thing, like that Oprah 'The Secret' stuff. You know, there's something to it, but it's not guaranteed.
During a conversation about manifesting, Joe Rogan and Jeff Dye refer to 'The Secret,' highlighting how the concepts from the book appear to resonate with their discussion.
So what happened was is I—the only advice that I did get from a friend of mine, who's my kid's godfather now—was like, 'You are such a better basketball player,' which is that’s what I cared about back then. 'You are such a better basketball player when you're single, when you don't have a girlfriend.'
In this segment, Chris Distefano shares advice he received from a friend regarding his basketball performance. He reflects on how being single positively influenced his game, though this context doesn't directly connect to his mention of the book.
That's like that whole secret thing, remember 'The Secret' where people were like, you just got to manifest things and they'll happen? Have a vision board, sort of.
Joe Rogan briefly discusses 'The Secret', referring to the idea of manifesting desires and using vision boards to achieve one’s goals. He and Chris then engage in a conversation about the limitations of this philosophy.
the uh the secret
Mentioned as another example of a book recommended by 'annoying people' who were also proponents of 'A Course in Miracles'.
i remember i was talking to this girl she was a friend of a friend of mine and she was telling me how i'm i found the secret and my my life is gonna be amazing now
Andrew Schulz discusses a friend who read 'The Secret' and believed in its power to manifest things, contrasting it with the need for action.
let's stop electing rich celebrities to run our country you guys remember the secret remember the secret
Joe Rogan mentions 'The Secret' in the context of Oprah promoting its ideas.
and I reminded everyone about Oprah and the secret Yes I'm like do you know how many people ruined their lives because they thought all they had to do is have a vision board and think positive
Dan Harris mentions 'The Secret' in the context of criticizing the 'positive thinking' movement, referencing its association with Oprah.
I have a friend it was a really sad sort of story I have a friend who was really into the secret and she was actually a friend of a friend more than a friend and I ran into her at the comedy store and we were talking and she was explaining to me how she has sort of used the the power of the secret to map out her life
Joe Rogan tells a story about a friend who was influenced by 'The Secret'.
Going Clear
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have you ever read going clear from Lawrence Wright
Joe Rogan asks Andrew Schultz if he has read 'Going Clear' by Lawrence Wright, describing it as a great book that was turned into an HBO documentary about Scientology.
i'm a gigantic fear uh fan of going clear in particular... i read the book and watched the the hbo documentary on it
Joe Rogan expresses his admiration for Lawrence Wright's book and the related HBO documentary about Scientology.
The problem is like the guy who started did you ever read lawrence wright's going clear
Joe asks Whitney if she has read Lawrence Wright's book about Scientology.
and you know Lawrence Wright covered him and the whole movement pretty extensively in going clear I I read the book and there was a HBO documentary series on going clear all about scientology
Joe Rogan mentions Lawrence Wright covering Scientology extensively in 'going clear', stating he read the book and saw the HBO documentary series.
yeah I'm sure you read Lawrence Wright's book go ahead and read it but I mean I know the story the book is fantastic
The host mentions a book by Lawrence Wright about Scientology and recommends it.
Did you ever read um going clear i saw the the thing yeah yeah it's the uh the doc is great the book is even crazier because lawrence wright goes into depth with all these different people that like as they were realizing that it was horseshit
Joe asks Roy if he read the book 'Going Clear'. They discuss the book and the documentary based on it, and Joe mentions the author Lawrence Wright.
it's lawrence wright's book
Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Lawrence Wright.
Yeah Elrond Harvard was a [ __ ] maniac did you read going clear did you see the digested argument book
Joe Rogan asks if Nick Kroll read the book 'Going Clear' while discussing L. Ron Hubbard and Scientology.
did you see going clear the documentary Do you read the book
Joe Rogan asks Tom Papa if he read the book 'Going Clear' after discussing the documentary.
I was in the class for 10 years that is cited in the book by in going clear
One speaker mentions a class they attended is cited in the book 'Going Clear', which is about Scientology.
there's a what is the [ __ ] HBO documentary it's also the book the HBO on Scientology the Lawrence Wright going clear going clear
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Going Clear' by Lawrence Wright, noting that it is also an HBO documentary, during a discussion about Scientology.
Tribe
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well i think if any way your work you know i mean i think tribe is a fantastic testament to that
Joe Rogan praises Sebastian Junger's work, specifically mentioning the book 'Tribe'.
but I really love tribe yeah tribe
Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger's book 'Tribe' as one he enjoyed.
look it is in many ways similar to war and this is why because when people are they have a real cause and when war is going on there's a lot of people that I know that have served overseas and one of the hard kind of scary truths is it's some of the best times they're live yeah yeah I have Sebastian Junger wrote a great book about it called tribe It's a fantastic book there really gets to the psychology of it
Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe' in the context of discussing why people might find excitement or purpose in chaotic situations like war or riots.
Sebastian Junger wrote about this in a movie the tribe yeah do you read it I read it It's very good
Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and 'The Tribe' (initially as a movie, but then asks if Dakota read 'it'). Dakota confirms he read it and says it's very good, implying it's also a book.
one of the things that you know Sebastian Junger is he's a journalist who wrote books on war and he wrote a book called tribe This is a really interesting book It talked a lot about this sort of thing that happens with these guys like The Hurt Locker
Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe' while discussing the sense of camaraderie and difficulty soldiers face returning from war.
Did you ever read any Sebastian Junger? I did. These tribes are a book. Yes. Read that off your recommendation. Actually did it speak to you? Like in terms of like your own personal experience it made complete sense.
Joe asks Andy if he read Sebastian Junger, specifically mentioning the book 'Tribes'. Andy confirms he read it based on Joe's recommendation and discusses how it related to his experience in the SEAL Teams.
Did you read Sebastian Junger tribe
The host asks the guest if he has read 'Tribe' by Sebastian Junger.
but Sebastian Junger wrote a book called tribe and it's all about this and it's about these guys coming back from war and trying to just sort of assimilate and having a really difficult time
Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger's book "Tribe" and its subject matter about soldiers returning from war and difficulty assimilating.
you know the Sebastian Junger is a war journalist you ever heard of him I've listened to every podcast you've done with him Restrepo is one of my favorite documentaries he's amazing his book tribe changed the way I understand that I'm like oh this is a natural part of being human
Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe', stating that it changed his understanding of human nature and conflict.
Have you ever read Sebastian Junger? He ever read any of this? Now he's got a great book called tribe and it's a lot of it is about what happens to people in times of war and what happens to soldiers the camaraderie that they share together
Joe Rogan mentions the book and its author, discussing its themes about soldiers and camaraderie in times of war.
are you familiar with uh Sebastian Junger no Sebastian Junger is an amazing war journalist and he wrote a great book called tribe and his how his book is essentially all about how human beings really only feel at their best and they're happiest when they're coming together to only on something
Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe', discussing its theme about human connection during crisis.
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He wrote the color of money too right
Joe Rogan mentions that Walter Tevis also wrote "The Color of Money".
yeah yeah it's called stalking the boogeyman like i wrote it i wrote an essay called stalking the boogeyman
The guest explicitly names his essay/play 'Stalking the Boogeyman' and mentions writing it.
but he's got his books called like being conscious or something like that It's a great read
Josh Szeps mentions the approximate title of Anil Seth's book and recommends it.
It's awesome and i wrote the forward all right goodbye everybody
Joe Rogan mentions that he wrote the foreword for Cameron Hanes' book.
well i wrote about this in my first book
Ryan Holiday refers to his first book, which was about media manipulation.
He did little failure russian debutants handbook he's so brilliant
Whitney mentions another book by Gary Shteyngart.
And then he wrote another book called um I think that was it God this the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Christian myth is his his other book that he wrote about it
Joe Rogan mentions another book by John Marco Allegro, 'The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Christian Myth'.
you know I wrote the book deadliest enemies that was published in 2017 thank you thank you go get it no an Manik in a chapter 13 The title of the chapter was SARS and MERS A harbinger of things to come you know predicted this and then I wrote a chapter on there what a flu pandemic would look like if it emerged in China and if you read it it's exactly what's happened
Michael Osterholm mentions his book, 'Deadliest Enemies', published in 2017, and highlights how it predicted the current pandemic situation, specifically mentioning a chapter titled 'SARS and MERS: A harbinger of things to come'.
and would I read a Tyson's book and I interviews like man I was like yes
Michael Yo asks Joe Rogan if he read Mike Tyson's book and interviewed him.
I had ideas of writing a book sometime you know a long time in the future when I'm retired this was some while back I say and I thought well maybe this gives you the focus And so I wrote this book called the emperor's new mind which was supposed to be saying well you know we everybody seems to be thinking one thing but yeah little kid notices it let the Emperor it doesn't have any clothes So it was the that theme of that story which was the basis of the book
Sir Roger Penrose explains that a radio talk inspired him to write this book, and describes the meaning behind the title, relating it to the story of the emperor's new clothes.
The Coddling of the American Mind
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and for some of them if it makes them more depressed and it's leading to self-harm and suicide is up and there's so there's like Jonathan hate wrote a great book about it the coddling of the American mind and he talks about the negative aspects of social media
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Jonathan Haidt about the negative effects of social media, particularly on young girls, and its correlation with depression and self-harm.
I suppose the problem is that thing that what's that book um is it Jonathan hate the the codling of the American mind
Jimmy Carr mentions Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind' in a discussion about the lack of freedom and risk-taking in modern childhood.
It's like Jonathan Haidt's work, The Coddling of the American Mind, shows there's a real spike when social media was invented because you're comparing yourself, and there's no comparison.
In this segment, Dr. Phil discusses Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind,' highlighting how it addresses the troubling rise in mental health issues correlated with the advent of social media.
the guy who played uh oh hi mark Greg his name is he wrote that book that they made the movie
The speaker mentions that Greg Sestero, the actor who played Mark in 'The Room', wrote the book that the movie 'The Disaster Artist' is based on.
I mean the pressures that people have is a book Jonathan hate wrote called the coddling of the American mind that discusses the issue that kids are having today with cell phones and depression And because of social media use and that especially girls so many girls are cutting themselves and self-harm suicides Way up dude
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Jonathan Haidt called 'The Coddling of the American Mind' and discusses its topic regarding the negative impact of social media and smartphones on young people's mental health.
You've read Jonathan heights work about it I've read only the American mind you should read it Julie Wang E
Pete mentions reading 'The American Mind' by Jonathan Haidt (and co-authors), discussing its relevance to the consequences of screens on young people.
and Jonathan hate wrote a great book called the coddling of the American mind
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Jonathan Haidt about the effects of social media on kids.
Have you read Jonathan hates books on that Jonathan hate who he's been on my podcast Kalyn knows him I think maybe Kalyn talked to him too I believe but he wrote a book called the coddling of the American mind and part of the book was about the influence of social media and what is happening
Joe Rogan asks Brendan Schaub if he has read Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind'.
well i had jonathan haight on the podcast who wrote this book the cobbling of the american mind
The host mentions having the author of this book on the podcast previously.
Well so so the you know the book that the book that I just put out in September with Greg Luciana off the coddling of the American mind
Jonathan Haidt mentions the book he co-authored with Greg Lukianoff that was recently published.
The Stand
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The Dark Half. Is that the other one that I that I really liked?
One speaker asks if The Dark Half was written under the Richard Bachman pseudonym.
It's a Stephen King book that or maybe it might have been a short story. It was a short story in one of his adapted skeleton crew.
Joe Rogan mentions seeing a movie adaptation of Stephen King's short story 'The Monkey', clarifying it's from the collection 'Skeleton Crew'.
I certainly have an amazing book What a great book an autobiographical nature of it is even crazier like getting hit by that van and then waking up and looking up and seeing this person I think sitting on a rock that just hit him with his van and thinking I just got killed by somebody in one of my novels Essentially right right crazy yeah it is like one of his novels yeah very very much so yeah So i read that
The host and guest discuss Stephen King's autobiographical book about writing, referencing events from it.
do you remember that we were talking about that movie the other day um that they made about that Stephen King book when he was Richard Bachmann the dark side we're talking about that movie do you know what that movie is no which one is it it was a movie where there was a guy who was a writer and he would have like these seizures and he would see crows and then he would become this like super duper badass who was the the guy who actually wrote all of his books oh okay so he he had like some sort of brain malfunction that led him to have a split personality but the other guy was like a real guy and I think maybe like it turned out he was like some dead bad guy who I don't remember but it was they they turn into a movie but it's crows it's always crows yeah those [ __ ] black birds are staring at you smart yeah they're funny dude The Dark Half that's what it is The Dark Half not the dark side yeah he's got a real dark half on Twitter that guy
Joe and Shane discuss a movie based on a Stephen King book about crows, and Joe corrects the title to 'The Dark Half'.
There's another book that's really good that stephen king did about aliens called the tommy knockers That's a great book that they made a movie out of it but the movie didn't really kind of capture what the book was about
Joe mentions another Stephen King book about aliens called 'The Tommyknockers'.
Did you read the stand Yes Remember that See that was one of the things he talks about is how is there going down the highway They would hit like herds of deer so thick
Joe Rogan asks Duncan Trussell if he read 'The Stand' by Stephen King, referencing a scene about deer overpopulation.
but many many stories were a guy from maine yeah did he write shawshank redemption yep yep think about the word based off at least yeah dude yeah it's not his story
The speakers discuss whether Stephen King wrote 'Shawshank Redemption', referring to the story/novella.
oddly enough i've just been reading stephen king's dark tower series yeah very near the end of the seventh volume of that
Graham Hancock mentions he has been reading Stephen King's Dark Tower series.
It was a The Dark Tower series. There's also the stand is really thick.
Joe mentions The Dark Tower series as another example of a long book by Stephen King.
Immortality Key
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but I think that was all due to the times, and I, yeah, my people kind of democ... you really should read the Immortality Key, have you read that? No, it's Brian Murescu, he's a scholar who was studying the use of psychedelic drugs in ancient Greece, where the Eleusinian Mysteries, where everybody would go to learn about democracy, and like it was all, they were all like tripping balls.
Joe Rogan recommends the book 'The Immortality Key' by Brian C. Muraresku. This book explores the role of psychedelics in ancient Greek religious practices and their influence on democracy.
the immortality key it's an amazing book really really and brian was on the podcast and because of him being on the podcast harvard has opened up a field of study
Joe Rogan mentions that the author of 'The Immortality Key' was a guest on his podcast and discusses the impact of the book/appearance.
you know brian uh who's got the book out on early christianity and psychedelics rescue yeah it's called the immortality key
Joe Rogan mentions Brian Muraresku and his book 'The Immortality Key' about early Christianity and psychedelics.
Have you have you ever heard of a book called uh the immortality key no it's a book by this guy Brian murarescu and it's all about ancient Greece
Joe Rogan asks Eddie Huang if he's heard of the book, and Eddie describes its topic and author.
um you know Brian M rescu who uh wrote this fantastic book called The immortality key on the ucini mysteries in ancient Greece they they because of his work because of this amazing book and because of more than a decade of research they've now determined that there's actual physical proof that during the ucan Mysteries when they were uh when they were involved in these rituals and they were drinking wine that the wine they were drinking was laced with Urgot which is a very potent psychedelic drug and they think it was laced with other psychedelics as well and that their beer was as well and these people that were creating democracy as we know it they they were psyence and this was a this was a very persecuted thing where they were they they were banned by the the Romans from doing it there and so they left Greece and they went to other they went to Spain they there's evidence that this went to a bunch of other different places
Joe Rogan mentions Brian Muraresku's book 'The Immortality Key' regarding psychedelic rituals in ancient Greece.
I was with my friend uh Brian murarescu he's the guy who wrote the immortality key that amazing book on the illuscinian mysteries in Greece
Joe Rogan mentions his friend Brian Muraresku and his book 'The Immortality Key' about the Eleusinian Mysteries.
and this is what Brian M rescue's book uh the immortality key about so we go to this place where they invented democracy
One of the hosts mentions this book by Brian Muraresku in the context of discussing psychedelics and the Eleusinian Mysteries in Greece.
you know I mean that was one of the more interesting things about diving deep into ancient Greek culture is that you find like this book uh the immortality key from this guy Brian Mor rescu who found that the ucini Mysteries when they were all these people were coming to eluis from all over the world and taking part of these mystery ceremonies
Joe mentions the book and its author and discusses its findings about psychedelics in ancient Greek mysteries.
it's the root the root of the ucini Mysteries that's Brian M rescue's book The immortality key where these people would travel to elus and and partake in this ritual where they drank wine
A guest mentions Brian M. Rescue's book 'The immortality key' in the context of the Eleusinian Mysteries and ancient rituals.
The Shining
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Oh, [ __ ] It's um I can't remember the shining. The shining book,
The guest mentions a Stephen King book about him going through alcohol withdrawal, identifying it as The Shining.
Stephen King didn't even like he didn't like that movie which is so crazy because it was different than his novel. so in his novel The Jack Nicholson character I forget the name of the Jack Nicholson character starts off normal and becomes crazier and crazier
Joe Rogan discusses how Stephen King disliked the movie adaptation of his novel "The Shining" because it changed the character's arc compared to the book.
Stephen King is my one of my favorite authors this earlier work MH Carrie and The Shining the I mean amazing
Joe Rogan lists 'The Shining' as one of Stephen King's amazing earlier works.
so the Stanley was the uh inspiration for the shining right
Joe mentions that the Stanley Hotel was the inspiration for 'The Shining', referring to the famous novel.
did he do The Shining mhm yeah he rules oh he wrote The Shining he rules the book is even more intense than the the movie he didn't like the movie which is crazy
Shane asks if Stephen King wrote 'The Shining', Joe confirms, praises the book's intensity compared to the movie, and notes King's dislike for the adaptation.
I mean with his incredible results I mean ya know it's Holly also earlier [ __ ] like The Shining
Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King's book 'The Shining'.
You ever read The Shining? No. It's really interesting different. Stephen King did not like it.
Joe asks Macaulay if he has read The Shining and they discuss the book and its movie adaptation, noting Stephen King's dislike for the film.
I mean it's all that uh the Jack Nicholson in the shining you know too much work no play makes Jack a dull boy right
Joe Rogan references a famous quote from the movie/book 'The Shining', mentioning Jack Nicholson's character.
Tell Your Children
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i brought you the paperback of tell your children
Alex Berenson mentions bringing a paperback copy of his book 'Tell Your Children' for Joe Rogan.
and he wrote a book called tell your children That's highly criticized by people that love cannabis
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Alex Berenson about cannabis and notes that it is controversial.
and he published tell your children He published both my non-fiction books before this
Alex Berenson mentions his previous book, 'Tell Your Children', and discusses his former publisher.
There's a book about that um that alex berenson wrote about edible weed weed in general but i think it's i think edible weed is the one that really does people in there's something about it that for some people for people that have a tendency to schizophrenics it seems to indicate that it might trigger that
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Alex Berenson about weed, focusing on its potential link to triggering schizophrenia.
i think these like you know alex berenson wrote um that book tell your children Do you know what you know about that book
Joe Rogan mentions Alex Berenson's book 'Tell Your Children' and asks Rick Strassman if he knows it.
i think that what you did in in publishing that um tell your children is very important and i think people should be aware of it
Joe Rogan praises Alex Berenson's previous work, specifically mentioning his publication 'Tell Your Children' and its importance.
you know uh Alex Berenson who wrote for the New York Times wrote a book called tell your children and uh it's basically about the risks that people that have that have a tendency towards schizophrenia where marijuana can push them over the edge
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Alex Berenson about the risks of marijuana for people with a tendency towards schizophrenia.
you know Alex Baron wrote a book called tell your children and it's all about instances of uh psychotic breaks and schizophrenic breaks from people that are heavy marijuana users
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Alex Berenson about marijuana and mental illness.
Meditations
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marcus aurelius is uh meditations i'm in the middle of that right now
Joe mentions reading this book by Marcus Aurelius.
this is it like when i read meditations for the first time i was 19 i was sitting in my college apartment and i was just like not only have i never read anything like this
Ryan Holiday describes reading Meditations for the first time as a transformative experience.
marcus aurelius book meditations is really really interesting because it's almost 2 000 years old
Joe Rogan mentions Marcus Aurelius's book Meditations and its age and insights.
and he was striving to do better in his own personal life and that was what meditations was all about his book
Joe Rogan mentions Marcus Aurelius and his book 'Meditations', describing its content.
and then next thing you know you're like reading his books yeah you're reading you know uh meditations by Marcus Aurelio wild book
Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius and calls it a 'wild book'.
I've been listening to Marcus aurelius's uh meditations in the sauna recently that's that's amazing you listen to this dude that lived 2 thousand [ __ ] years ago and he's just spitting knowledge
Joe mentions listening to the audiobook in the sauna and praises its wisdom.
Part of it, but Meditations, I don't believe, was ever written with the intent of it being distributed.
Andrew Schultz discusses 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius, suggesting that the book may not have been intended for public distribution, which could shed light on its content.
I mean but and the thing is is it's been around years when you look at like an you know Marcus Aurelius meditations or stoic philosophy and they're talking about you know dialogue being both external in turn also the the conversations that go on inside your own head are just as important as the conversations you would have with other people
Ross Edgley mentions Marcus Aurelius' Meditations while discussing the importance of internal dialogue and mindset, relating it to his endurance swim.
Fingerprints of the gods
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And you know whenever I um you know so so growing up I mean gosh I read Fingerprints of the Gods when I was 16. I remember like sitting on the couch after school and reading it and my dad's like comes up to me he's like that's a big book and I go I know it's like I'm reading a textbook for fun you know and it was uh it was it was dense reading for me as a 16-year-old. And so, you know, I I was so inspired by by Graham...
The guest mentions reading this book by Graham Hancock when he was 16 and being inspired by it.
and the you know we talked about that with graham on here and that's actually what inspired graham to come back to his original idea that he had proposed in fingerprints of the gods back in 95 or 96
Randall Carlson mentions Graham Hancock's book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' and how the 2007 impact paper inspired Graham to revisit ideas from it.
I read a book by someone who you had on this podcast a while ago whose name i'm gonna forget... graham hancock exactly... and i mean some of his theories seemed a little tenuous but some of them were fascinating like evidence of civilizations being in places you know tens of thousands of years before
The guest mentions reading a book by Graham Hancock, discussing his theories about ancient civilizations.
like I know Fingerprints of the Gods You released in the '90s
Joe Rogan asks Graham Hancock about his book "Fingerprints of the Gods" and when he released it.
I mean I found out about his original book Fingerprints of the Gods in the 90s and I remember reading it
Joe Rogan mentions finding out about and reading Graham Hancock's book in the 90s.
I had picked up one of Graham's books I believe it's I always say footprints of the gods but it's really fingerprints of the gods I'm pretty sure and the book was about ancient civilizations and it was all about how there's some there's a massive amount of evidence that points to the possibility that Earth experienced some sort of a cataclysmic disaster somewhere in the neighborhood of 12,000 years ago
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book by Graham Hancock, correcting the title, and describing its subject matter about ancient civilizations and a cataclysmic disaster.
It made sense to me in 1995 when i wrote fingerprints of the gods but there was no compelling evidence for a global cataclysm
Graham Hancock mentions his 1995 book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' and its thesis about a global cataclysm.
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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Carrie's number one and then it's like Carrie Salem's Lot The Shining a couple other it like and then Christine
The guest lists some of Stephen King's early successful books, including Carrie.
if someone is writing something like salem's lot from stephen king this crazy story about a town that gets taken over by vampires that's just fun
Joe Rogan uses the book as an example of creative fiction, contrasting it with deception in non-fiction.
Stephen King is my one of my favorite authors this earlier work MH Carrie and The Shining the I mean amazing
Joe Rogan lists 'Carrie' as one of Stephen King's amazing earlier works.
I think in carrie he was ready to throw it out right
The guest mentions Stephen King's book 'Carrie' and the author almost discarding it.
all but carrie carrie was amazing
Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King's book 'Carrie' and describes it as amazing.
you know what I saw recently that I didn't know it said it was from 2022 but I don't think that's correct there was a Salem's Lot with Rob low
Joe Rogan mentions seeing an adaptation of 'Salem's Lot' with Rob Lowe.
like wrote carrie half blacked out You read that book today man that is one of the short [ __ ] hearts My dad's the biggest stephen king's fan
Joe mentions Stephen King writing this book while under the influence, and Post Malone comments on reading it.
Limited Boxed Set: The Real Anthony Fauci
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If you read Robert Kennedy's book, The Real Anthony Fouchy, it's all about that. And the beginning of it is all about the AIDS crisis and all the different things that they did that mirrors exactly what they did during the COVID crisis.
Joe Rogan recommends Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s book about Anthony Fauci, discussing its content regarding the AIDS and COVID crises.
I read uh sorry sorry I read Robert F. Kennedy's book. I read your book and I started reading uh Turtles All the Way Down
The host mentions reading a book by Robert F. Kennedy.
If you thought the fouchy book was interesting Wow Really yeah John Taylor got he wrote A good essay called against school
A book about Anthony Fauci is mentioned, likely referring to RFK Jr.'s book, in the context of education and public health.
because if you look at Robert Kennedy Jr's book the real Anthony fouchy if that book is accurate I don't know if it's accurate I'm assuming he hasn't been sued yet
Joe Rogan mentions Robert Kennedy Jr.'s book 'The Real Anthony Fauci' and describes it as terrifying.
and I had quite a few very reasonable liberal people people rational people people that I I I trusted their mind recommend the real Anthony fouchy your book
Joe Rogan mentions that trusted friends recommended the guest's book, 'The Real Anthony Fauci', which prompted him to read it.
How come no one wants to hear him out with it with that book the real Anthony fauci is [ __ ] terrifying and if it's not true why isn't he getting sued you know if all the things that he's saying and he has references for everything if it's all accurate we should all read that book everyone should read that book
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'The Real Anthony Fauci', calling it terrifying and suggesting everyone should read it if its claims are true, noting the author (RFK Jr.) has references.
Have you read um Robert F Kennedy Jr's book on fauci... I read his the real Anthony fauci
Joe Rogan asks Bill Maher if he has read RFK Jr.'s book on Fauci, and Bill confirms he read 'The Real Anthony Fauci'.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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What do you love about his writing? Like Fear and Loathing?
Joe asks Josh about what he appreciates in Hunter S. Thompson's writing and brings up 'Fear and Loathing', likely referring to 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'.
I believe he did that before he did his big sports illustrated piece which turned out to be fear and loathing in las vegas 1970
Joe Rogan mentions this book as a later, breakout piece by Hunter S. Thompson, following the Kentucky Derby essay.
I mean that was you know what what your magazine had covered and what he had covered with fear and loathing on the campaign Trail
Joe Rogan refers to Hunter S. Thompson's campaign coverage using the title 'fear and loathing on the campaign Trail'.
I mean, Hunter S. Thompson was hunting and pecking when he was writing like 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'.
Tank Abbott refers to Hunter S. Thompson's 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' while discussing his own writing process, stating that he used a similar 'hunt and peck' method.
and then a friend had an audiobook of fear and loathing and so i just remember the first time hearing that old audiobook of fear and loathing were somewhere around barstow on the edge of the desert
The guest mentions hearing an audiobook of 'Fear and Loathing' for the first time.
well he so hundreds of this great thing he he he wrote about it it was it was kind of a spoof of campaign coverage because he he did this whole campaign diary and then he just kind of went into this deadpan recitation of what sounded like a breaking news story about him discovering Muskies secret relationship with a witch doctor who was providing him with evil again
Matt Taibbi discusses Hunter S. Thompson's campaign diary/book about the 1972 election, describing its satirical nature and the anecdote about Ed Muskie and "ibogaine".
and then that Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas think to where that started out
Sturgill Simpson discusses Hunter S. Thompson's book 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' and its origins as a magazine assignment.
Nuclear War
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It's called Nuclear War. Yeah, um, what nuclear war?
Annie Jacobsen discusses her new book titled 'Nuclear War'. During the podcast, Joe Rogan confirms that they are referring to this book with Annie Jacobsen as the guest.
I get into that in the end of the book. So I write the book and essentially three acts: like the first 24 minutes, the next 24 minutes, the last 24 minutes, and then nuclear winter.
Annie Jacobsen discusses the structure of her book, which she divides into three acts, each focusing on different timeframes, culminating in a discussion on nuclear winter. She intriguingly mentions the book without explicitly naming it, hinting at a deep exploration of the subject.
So nuclear winter is very well described by a fellow called Professor Brian Toon, who I interview in the book.
Annie Jacobsen refers to her book where she conducted an interview with Professor Brian Toon, discussing the topic of nuclear winter.
As I explain in the book, and, again, as was relayed to me by defense officials, we can’t shoot down ballistic missiles, long-range ballistic missiles, with any kind of certainty or accuracy.
Annie Jacobsen discusses her book, highlighting the topic of the challenges in accurately intercepting long-range ballistic missiles.
And so what I try to do is condense the lectures that I receive about how it all works into this dramatic form, which is how I landed on this format for this book, which I think is really effective, which is giving it to you like a scenario, like this is what would happen, and then going back to all my sources.
Annie Jacobsen discusses her book about nuclear war, explaining how she developed its format. She chose a dramatic, scenario-based approach to effectively convey her research.
And these things are, by the way, I have a map in the back of the book that shows you how close our adversaries, enemies, call them what you will, China and Russia, how close they come to the east coast and the west coast of the United States regularly, which means it reduces that launch time.
Annie Jacobsen references a map in the back of her book that illustrates how close adversaries like China and Russia can get to the U.S. coasts, highlighting the importance of understanding geopolitical tensions.
And like I said, I haven't read your book, but I have several friends who have, and they're absolutely terrified by it.
Joe Rogan mentions that he hasn't read the book 'Nuclear War' by Annie Jacobsen yet, but he has friends who have, and they find it absolutely terrifying.
Dianetics
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other than i had bought a book from um dianetics online because uh not online rather on on television late night tv 94
Joe Rogan mentions buying the book 'Dianetics' after seeing it advertised on late-night TV.
Try to get people to come to these uh free workshops all these different things on anxiety different things on the mind dianetics that's what he just decided to write about dianetics
Roy mentions Dianetics as a concept/book L. Ron Hubbard wrote about. Joe later confirms buying the book after seeing a commercial.
oh it looks like the dianetics
The speaker compares the appearance or vibe of 'A Course in Miracles' to 'Dianetics'.
about dianetics i didn't know dynamics was scientology i thought it was like uh you know you got to kick ass take on the world get away from your insecurities and your fears
Eddie Bravo mentions 'Dianetics' and his initial perception of it before realizing its connection to Scientology.
you know l ron hubbard was at Dianetics or whatever
One speaker mentions L. Ron Hubbard and Dianetics in the context of Scientology and its ideas being treated as 'gold standard knowledge'.
I read some of Dianetics though
Tom Papa mentions reading some of Dianetics when he first moved to LA.
I bought the book I bought Diane
One speaker mentions buying the book 'Dianetics' after seeing it advertised on late-night television before the internet era.
The Strange Death of Europe
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I mean, he always did my podcast and you know, he's written some great books like The Strange Death of Europe is very good and proving to be very accurate.
Joe Rogan mentions Douglas Murray's book and comments on its accuracy regarding mass migration into Europe.
Have you read um douglas murray's book the strange death of europe
Joe Rogan asks Adam Curry if he has read Douglas Murray's book, The Strange Death of Europe, in the context of discussing Muslim integration in Europe.
i mean that was when douglas had that very controversial book uh the strange death of europe yeah yeah i had some problems with that book
Josh Szeps mentions Douglas Murray's controversial book while discussing a YouTube executive flagging a conversation with Murray as hate speech.
Douglas Douglas Murray has a book out it's called the war on the west
Joe Rogan announces Douglas Murray's new book and its title.
and sitting there this woman was telling this interesting conversation about uh the the the change this was like when he was doing the strange death of Europe that book Douglas Murray's book uhhuh uhhuh
Joe Rogan mentions Douglas Murray's book 'The Strange Death of Europe' while recounting a conversation about censorship with a YouTube executive.
Do you know douglas maria's he's actually uh her who is it he's a he's a uh an intellectual from england who uh wrote about wrote the a book about immigrants in europe called the strange death I think it's called islam and the strange death of europe and he's basically talking about how people from these countries that have immigrated into europe are changing the culture
Joe Rogan mentions Douglas Murray and his book about immigration and cultural changes in Europe.
The Real Anthony Fauci
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If you read RFK's book, 'The Real Anthony Fauci', if that's correct, if the facts are in there, that's true, it's all referenced, you could find the sources and on top of it he's never been sued for that book, which doesn't make any sense.
Joe Rogan and Elon Musk discuss the book 'The Real Anthony Fauci' by RFK, questioning the factual accuracy and the notable absence of legal action against it, suggesting it contains well-referenced information.
I read 'The Real Anthony Fauci' and I'm like, how much of this is real? Because if it's all real, this is insane, and we live in a world where we're being manipulated by these health organizations that are being paid by the pharmaceutical drug interests.
Bob Gymlan reflects on reading 'The Real Anthony Fauci' by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., which made him question the extent of manipulation by health organizations allegedly funded by pharmaceutical companies.
I got deep into that the real Anthony fauci book
Joe mentions reading 'the real Anthony fauci book' and finding it terrifying.
There's real data, and if you read his book, 'The Real Anthony Fauci,' you would be sick to your stomach if you know the absolute truth. He's not getting sued for a reason.
In a segment discussing Bobby Kennedy, Joe Rogan references Robert Kennedy Jr.'s book 'The Real Anthony Fauci,' suggesting it contains unsettling truths about Anthony Fauci's actions during the pandemic. Rogan implies that the information in the book is so damaging that it explains why Kennedy hasn't faced legal action.
The problem is—I mean you read Bobby Kennedy's book about Fauci? Yes, right? And you remember in that book there is an exploration of what happened with HIV?
In this segment, Joe Rogan and Bret Weinstein discuss a book authored by Bobby Kennedy that delves into the intricacies of Fauci's actions and explores the history of HIV.
And then I read his book—I read The Real Anthony Fauci. And you read that book, and you're like, okay, if this is not true, why isn't he getting sued?
Andrew Schulz mentions reading 'The Real Anthony Fauci' by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to support the idea he used to think RFK Jr. was a 'wacky conspiracy theorist guy', and now, after reading the book, sees things differently. He asks why the author is not being sued if the information in it is incorrect. This comes up during a discussion on biases in news, information, and the suppression of dissenting views.
Cujo
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There's something about his early stuff when he was off the rails—like he said, he doesn't even remember writing Cujo, which is my favorite book of his.
Bob Gymlan states that Stephen King doesn't recall writing 'Cujo,' which Gymlan considers his favorite book by King.
he doesn't even remember writing cujo
Joe Rogan mentions that Stephen King doesn't remember writing 'Cujo'.
when I was on my way into town I would read damn pet cemetery Cojo he said he said he didn't even remember writing Cojo just blacked out on coke and beer what yeah oh Stephen King rules dude rules he got [ __ ] up in Ro God he got [ __ ] up and wrote everything what if uh St Bernard he got eventually got C he got clean and uh I mean stuff he's still an amazing writer but the the early stuff when he was Wilding you know the early stuff Kujo [ __ ] me up read Tommy knockers no Tommy knockers is a good one
Joe mentions reading 'Cujo' and 'Pet Sematary' on the train, then discusses King's writing process for 'Cujo' and the intensity of his early work.
like some of the ones he doesn't even remember right are the best ones because he was on coke and drinking a [ __ ] case of bud like he just blasted out of his head chain smoking cigarettes and he doesn't even remember writing I think it's cujo he doesn't even remember writing it
Joe mentions Stephen King not remembering writing this book due to substance use.
and apparently doesn't even remember writing Cujo
Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King not remembering writing 'Cujo'.
he said I'm great writer but I don't remember writing Cujo yeah my alcohol didn't make me a better writer
Stephen King is quoted as saying he doesn't remember writing 'Cujo' due to his alcohol use at the time.
Think and Grow Rich
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um the biggest one that was life-changing to me was think and grow rich by napoleon hill
J. Prince mentions 'Think and Grow Rich' by Napoleon Hill as a life-changing book that inspired him.
napoleon hill who wrote that book think and grow rich
Ryan Holiday mentions Napoleon Hill and his book 'Think and Grow Rich'.
So having these experiences in these books, you know, Thinking Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, like just blew my mind.
During the conversation, the guest highlights the book 'Thinking Grow Rich' by Napoleon Hill, describing how it profoundly impacted his perspective.
Raphael Lovato quoted that inside every seed of adversity is in and or inside every adversity is a seed of an equivalent benefit who was that Think and Grow Rich was that guy's name again god damn it this weed in your memory was being 15 Thornhill yes Napoleon Hills book very interesting book Raphael Lovato jr. He loves that book that book to him is like that's like his his one of his motivational books
Joe Rogan and Joey Diaz discuss a quote about adversity and identify it as being from the book 'Think and Grow Rich' by Napoleon Hill, mentioned by Raphael Lovato Jr.
so when we look at Think and Grow Rich write the book thinking we're rich was to tell you to do It tells you create a Council of I think he says dead people or something like that
The guest references the book "Think and Grow Rich" and its concept of creating a council of mentors.
because there's there's a book called the show positive thinking there's another book called Think and Grow Rich I don't want people to go buy these books
Dan Harris mentions this book as another example of the 'positive thinking' philosophy he criticizes.
The Hustler
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the guy who wrote this is walter tevis it's the same guy who wrote the queen's gambit good [ __ ] same guy
Joe Rogan mentions that Walter Tevis wrote "The Queen's Gambit".
Color of Money is Walter Tevis same guy wrote The Hustler same guy who wrote the The Queen's Gambit
Joe Rogan mentions this book as being written by the same author as 'The Color of Money'.
Have you seen the queen's gambit... it's actually a show that was written the original book was written by walter tevis
Joe mentions the TV show 'The Queen's Gambit' and notes it was based on a book by Walter Tevis.
and it was all written by Walter Tevis who was the same guy who wrote the Queen's Gambit
Joe Rogan mentions Walter Tevis as the author of The Queen's Gambit.
But that Walter T guy was amazing; he wrote The Hustler—it really is like a psychological drama as much as it is about pool.
Joe Rogan and his guest Moshe Kasher discuss Walter Tevis and his book 'The Hustler', highlighting its nature as a psychological drama intertwined with the game of pool.
He did serious acting too; he was in The Hustler! He was great in The Hustler!
Colin Quinn talks about Jackie Gleeson's serious acting skills and mentions the book *The Hustler*, highlighting his performance and talent in pool playing.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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tom sawyer and huckleberry finn yeah i read all his books
The speaker mentions getting into 'Huckleberry Finn' along with 'Tom Sawyer'.
it became as regarded as a classic of American literature day up with kind of like Huck Finn or Catcher And arise stuff like that
Jann Wenner compares the status of Hunter S. Thompson's 'Vegas story' (novel) to classics like 'Huck Finn'.
because I feel like I read that that there was some call to remove that word from Huckleberry Finn yeah that's what it says yeah it's like well remember the Chevy Chase routine with Richard Pryor yeah yeah [ __ ] yeah on SNL I mean it's it was interesting too there was a period of time where Quentin Tarantino had white people saying in his movies yeah well he said it a bunch of times in Pulp Fiction Alabama publisher says expurgation of more than 200 hurtful epithets uh will counter preemptive censorship that has seen Mark Twain's yeah okay it censors the n-word
Joe and Bert discuss an Alabama publisher replacing words in Mark Twain's book, identified as Huckleberry Finn.
like dr seuss mark twain wrote about like huckleberry finn
Mark Twain is mentioned as an author, alongside Dr. Seuss, and immediately linked to 'Huckleberry Finn'.
they tried to well they i think they did successfully at least in some venues edit tom sawyer and huck finn because the n-word was used prolifically
Joe Rogan mentions the editing of "Tom Sawyer" and "Huck Finn" due to the use of a racial slur, discussing the importance of keeping the original text as a historical time capsule.
they use the n-word all the time in in huckleberry
Discussion about the use of a controversial word in Mark Twain's book.
On Writing
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His book on writing is really fascinating it's a very very interesting book
Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King's book on writing and finds it fascinating.
read those read Stephen King's on writing
Jack Carr mentions reading Stephen King's book 'On Writing'.
and he details it in great in great detail and he talks about it in his book on writing as well
Joe Rogan mentions that Stephen King wrote about his accident in his book about writing.
and this is uh i've gotten this from stephen pressfield who wrote the war of art which is a great book and i've also got it from reading stephen king on writing and talking to a lot of different writers about how they handle things
Joe mentions getting inspiration for his writing process from reading this book by Stephen King.
it's Stephen King on writing it's really interesting because it's sort of uh there's a lot of his sort of life and work philosophy and in the book
Joe Rogan mentions this book by Stephen King, noting it contains his life and work philosophy and is interesting for writers and others.
Have you ever read Stephen King's on writing
Joe Rogan asks Tom Papa if he has read Stephen King's book 'On Writing'.
Best evidence
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you know it's very difficult when you're reading um some versions of History because there you could read a lot of versions of history that treat the Lee Harvey oswal lone assassin story as if it's plausible you could read a lot of versions of that well you go oh yeah I guess so but then you'll read you know David lifton's book best evidence and you'll be like there's no [ __ ] way they killed him
Joe Rogan mentions reading David Lifton's book 'Best Evidence' about the JFK assassination and how it convinced him there was a conspiracy.
He goes, 'Dude, there's this book; I'm going to give you the book; I just finished it, Crossfire.' No, uh, 'Best Evidence,' David L.ton.
Shane Gillis mentions that he's been getting into JFK assassination conspiracies and refers to the book 'Best Evidence' by David Lifton, which piqued his interest.
And you know the best book that I ever read about it was David Lifton's book, 'Best Evidence'?
In this segment, Jack Carr highlights 'Best Evidence' by David Lifton as one of the most insightful books he has read regarding conspiracies.
The best book on this is 'Best Evidence' by a guy named David Lifton, who was an accountant. They hired him to go over the Warren Commission Report and he—he went. No, I'm sorry, sorry, backing to the left!
In the podcast, the host refers to 'Best Evidence' by David Lifton as an important resource for understanding the JFK assassination. Lifton, previously an accountant, was tasked with reviewing the Warren Commission Report.
there's a great book called best evidence by David liftin that book got me down a dark road when I was in my 20s
The host mentions a book about the Kennedy assassination that influenced his views on conspiracy theories.
I acted a conspiracy theory book about JFK then I've [ __ ] loved This was called best evidence by David liftin This buddy of mine who's in a band to hold the pale horse
Bill Burr mentions reading this book about the JFK conspiracy theory by David Lifton and how it affected his perspective at the time.
Holy Bible (NIV)
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that's the oldest version of the stories that wound up in the Bible it's not necessarily the Bible it's yeah some stuff in the Dead Sea Scrolls didn't make the cut for the like it didn't get in there but a lot of the stories are kind of similar but there's a lot of wild [ __ ] in there oh my God a lot of wild [ __ ] in the Dead Sea Scrolls I know I mean there's a lot of wild [ __ ] in the Standard Bible they put in hotel room drawers
The Bible is mentioned in comparison to the Dead Sea Scrolls, noting that some stories from the scrolls didn't make it into the standard Bible.
that's why I was having a conversation with someone about the historical significance of the Bible and he was arguing for the resurrection
Joe Rogan mentions a conversation about the historical significance of 'the Bible'.
and in my bag I had a cassette recorder blank cassette tapes and copy of the Bible because the Ku Klux Klan claims to be a Christian organization and they claim that the Bible preaches racial separation now I've read through the Bible I've never seen that in there so I want to be able to pull out my Bible when he brings it up and say here mr. Kelly show me please in this King James Version chapter and verse where it says blacks and whites must be separate
The speaker brought a copy of the Bible (specifically the King James Version) to challenge the Klan leader's claim that it preaches racial separation.
have you seen all the grasshoppers in vegas Yes it's crazy that's in the bible Yeah it's in the bible
Joe Rogan mentions that the grasshoppers in Vegas are mentioned in 'the bible' when discussing locusts.
i don't believe in dinosaurs because i'm you know i i have something called the bible at home
The speaker mentions having the Bible at home as a reason for not believing in dinosaurs.
you talk about a guy that [ __ ] went somewhere tried to convert a tribe you know they showed up with a [ __ ] Bible
Joey Diaz mentions someone trying to convert a tribe by showing up with a Bible.
Enlightenment Now
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You know that Steven Pinker Enlightenment now book
Jimmy Carr mentions Steven Pinker's book 'Enlightenment Now' in the context of appreciating the current state of the world.
no no yes not read any of Steven Pinker's work mm-hmm Steven Pinker is a really really brilliant guy and one of the things that he gets criticized for is showing how much less violent the world is today how much less crime there is how much less rape how much less murder
Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pinker's work which argues that the world is becoming less violent.
I'm a huge fan of the enlight the alignment in general in fact be you know Steven Pinker wrote that book enlightenment now that was the first book we chose to translating into Arabic
Melissa Chen mentions that her organization, Ideas Beyond Borders, chose Steven Pinker's book 'Enlightenment Now' as the first book to translate into Arabic.
There's a great there's a book by Steven Pinker I can't remember the name of it is escaping me but it's a it's a really good book about like um oh my god why can't any of the name uh can you look up a Steven Pinker book and it just essentially talks about like how things are actually because you know people always say good old days and how things are getting exponentially better it'll continue to get better yeah he was on recently oh yeah yeah yeah about five six months ago he's great I really like him I love is well I love outliers oh there's Malcolm yeah I love that too He was on recently - He was on much more recently He was on like double weeks ago but Pinker's excellent He's just his work enlightenment now Yes Yes yeah he gets massive pushback on that That's what's interesting because he's saying that everything's better that there's less violence there's less crime there's less rape there's less all these things and he shows that statistically
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Steven Pinker about how things are getting better, and Jamie provides the title 'Enlightenment Now'.
and that's of course the point of Pinker's newest book enlightenment now know things are going freaking great turn it anarchy and all those things are really bad ideas voting for somebody like trumps a really bad idea because things are actually running along really nicely it's just that we tend to forget it because every advocacy group who's all worried about whatever their particular issue is doesn't want the word to get out that things are a lot better than they used to be
The guest mentions Steven Pinker's newest book 'Enlightenment Now' and its argument about the progress of humanity.
but I think overall if you look at the period of time we live in now you know and Steven Pinker wrote a great book about this and there's a lot of evidence that folks read his book yeah evidence that points to that
Joe Rogan mentions that Steven Pinker wrote a book that provides evidence that the world is getting better overall.
Ready Player One
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jamie didn't you just start reading ready player one
Joe Rogan asks his producer Jamie if he has started reading the book, implying Ernie Cline as the author.
but it's so crude in comparison to something that one day like ready player one of you are familiar with that movie
Joe Rogan mentions the book/movie 'Ready Player One' as an example of future immersive virtual reality.
Have you seen ready player one? Yeah 100 that and jamie just read the sequel to it um apparently there's an awesome sequel But ready player one to me represents the pitfalls and the inevitable both both together that people are not going to care about the external physical world because you're going to be interested in the internal digital world
Joe Rogan asks the guest if they have seen the movie adaptation of the book and discusses its themes.
my one of my favorite movies is ready play a one and I listen to audio book a little too
The host mentions 'Ready Player One' as a favorite movie and that he listened to the audiobook.
If you care to the book which I didn't already player one of the only fiction books I've ever even bothered to go through But I listened to it Will Wheaton the guy from Star Trek reads it
The speaker mentions listening to the audiobook version of the book, narrated by Will Wheaton, and contrasts it with the movie adaptation.
The Madness of Crowds
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the madness of crowds is also amazing
Adam Curry mentions The Madness of Crowds, likely referring to the book by Douglas Murray, which was just mentioned.
i mean it's all you know douglas murray who's this uh british intellectuals of genius guy he said every civilization that's falling apart in the the dying days of civilization they become obsessed with gender they could become obsessed with gender swapping and men dressing up like women and women dressing up like men they become obsessed with like blurring the lines and it he believes it has something to do with and i'm not i don't put words in his mouth i believe what he said was it has something to do with uh excess and indulgence and too much prosperity and that people just start looking for conflicts that don't exist
Joe Rogan attributes an idea about declining civilizations and obsession with gender to British intellectual Douglas Murray. This idea is central to Murray's book 'The Madness of Crowds'.
when I was suggested that they should interview me about The Madness of crowds uh the P the person who suggested it almost lost her job
Douglas Murray mentions that suggesting him for an interview about his book 'The Madness of Crowds' almost cost someone their job at NPR.
His book uh the madness of crowds is [ __ ] fantastic because he he nails it all
Joe Rogan praises Douglas Murray's book 'The Madness of Crowds' for its insights into current societal issues.
and this is something that James Lindsay had pointed out and Douglas Murray has a great book about it in in in a lot of the areas that we're talking about what's going on is a religion
The guest, Alan Levinovitz, mentions that Douglas Murray has a great book about the topic of 'wokeness' and its religious aspects.
12 Rules for Life
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Was it 12 rules for life i think sold like these amazing amount of copies and didn't make it somehow
Cameron Hanes mentions Jordan Peterson's book and the controversy around it not making the New York Times bestseller list despite high sales.
they made me a dozen suits one for each rule from 12 rules for life the rules are printed on the back of this the C
Jordan Peterson mentions the book in the context of suits made for him, with one suit representing each rule from the book.
I kind of wrote about that in 12 rules for life when you know because part of my advice in rule 5 was not to let your kids do anything that makes you dislike them
Jordan Peterson refers to his own book '12 Rules for Life' and a specific rule within it.
and we're live 12 rules for life so without reading this
The host introduces the episode by mentioning the title of Jordan Peterson's book.
you know in Jordan has this book here's the 12 things you got to do
The speaker mentions Jordan Peterson and his book listing 12 rules for success.
Pet Sematary
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pet cemetery scared the [ __ ] out of me when i was a kid when i would uh take the t to taekwondo i would read books that's what i was i was always reading stephen king books
Joe Rogan mentions reading Stephen King's 'Pet Sematary' as a child and being scared by it.
when I was on my way into town I would read damn pet cemetery Cojo he said he said he didn't even remember writing Cojo just blacked out on coke and beer what yeah oh Stephen King rules dude rules he got [ __ ] up in Ro God he got [ __ ] up and wrote everything what if uh St Bernard he got eventually got C he got clean and uh I mean stuff he's still an amazing writer but the the early stuff when he was Wilding you know the early stuff Kujo [ __ ] me up read Tommy knockers no Tommy knockers is a good one
Joe mentions reading 'Pet Sematary' and 'Cujo' on the train, then discusses King's writing process for 'Cujo' and the intensity of his early work like 'Pet Sematary'.
I didn't see him in the new i heard it was uh yeah It was based on the stephen king book yeah the book is great
Joe Rogan mentions the movie 'Pet Sematary' and notes that it was based on a Stephen King book, stating that the book is great.
here I can have two comes like in a Stephen King book Oh what the hell's that cemeteries came out
The book 'Pet Sematary' by Stephen King is mentioned, likely in reference to the recent movie remake.
but Pet Sematary Which one sometimes they come back
Theo Von mentions 'Pet Sematary' in response to Joe Rogan asking about a Stephen King movie.
America Before: The Key to Earth's Lost Civilization
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and I dived back into it and and ended up writing another couple of books magicians of the Gods and America before which we talked about on your show back in 20 in 2019...
Graham Hancock mentions writing "America Before" as one of the books he wrote after diving back into the Younger Dryas theory, noting they discussed it on the show previously.
um you ever read the book um the Ice Age inheritance
Ali Siddiq asks Joe Rogan if he has read a book titled "The Ice Age inheritance" and describes its content about people resorting to cannibalism during the Ice Age.
the publication date is the 29th of september and that's also the same publication date as the paperback of my lost civilization book america before i want to be clear that the immortality key is brian's book
Graham Hancock mentions the upcoming paperback release of his book 'America Before'.
And when you talk to a guy like graham hancock who has that amazing book right there called america before [ __ ] That's a good book
Joe Rogan mentions Graham Hancock and his book 'America Before' in the context of discussing ancient human history and language origins.
um and we were just talking about your your new book america before that there's two versions of it
Joe Rogan introduces Graham Hancock and mentions his new book, 'America Before'.
Irresistible
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It's funny because there's a book that I read recently uh by adam alter It's called irresistible and it's about uh addiction to technology
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book by Adam Alter called 'Irresistible'.
I'm in the middle of a book now about that it's called irresistible
Joe Rogan mentions reading this book about addiction to technology and applications.
I'm reading this book right now I'm listening to it on tape um it's called Uh irresistible and I keep forgetting this dude's name who uh who wrote the book but I'm listening to it on audio book It's uh Adam alter and it's all about addictions and it's all about particularly how addictive games are insanely addictive like games like Tetris and Candy Crush insanely addictive where they've made billions and billions of dollars on Candy Crush It's crazy
Duncan mentions reading/listening to a book called 'Irresistible' by Adam Alter about addictions, particularly related to games and technology.
I was thinking about you CU you posted that irresistible uh that book the other day dude I Reed someone texting like a year ago
Joe Rogan mentions that Annie Lederman posted about the book 'Irresistible', connecting it to her rear-ending someone while texting.
i've been into this book lately it's called irresistible it's about uh addictions downloaded it because i saw you recommend it and oh my god it's heavy
Nikki mentions reading this book about addictions, recommended by Joe, and finds it heavy.
The Selfish Gene
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obviously you know with Richard Dawkins said the theory The Selfish Gene
The guest mentions Richard Dawkins and his book 'The Selfish Gene' in the context of animal instinct and selfishness.
I deploy a concept in this book that I actually got from richard dawkins richard richard dawkins is the author of the book called the selfish gene
Graham Hancock mentions Richard Dawkins as the author of 'The Selfish Gene' and the source of the 'meme' concept discussed in his new book.
so this is Dawkins argument in The Selfish Gene that that the gene is the is this is the thing we should be focused on not the body
The speaker discusses Richard Dawkins' argument about genes and mentions his book.
and that's I think shows you that we're not as in a Darwinistic model or some of the ideas derived from Darwinism rather like The Selfish Gene and the Richard Dawkins idea that people just want to survive and we just want to kill them [ __ ] and you know and this is what propels us forward
Russell Brand discusses ideas derived from Darwinism, specifically mentioning Richard Dawkins' book The Selfish Gene in the context of human nature (survival, selfishness).
So, a meme is a term that Richard Dawkins coined in his book uh in 1976, selfish gene.
Gad Saad mentions Richard Dawkins' book 'The Selfish Gene' where he coined the term 'meme'.
The Gulag Archipelago
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It was like in a lot of like kind of gulag archipelago style it it's it's about labor, right?
One of the guests uses the phrase 'gulag archipelago style' to describe labor camps in the Soviet Union, referencing the famous book.
I mean when he talks about whatever he's talking about word you know he's talking about Gulag Archipelago or anything he's talking about it from a place of profound understanding
The speaker mentions Jordan Peterson discussing 'The Gulag Archipelago'.
Sometimes a lot of times I will try to read in Russian just the key the Gulag Archipelago yeah one of my favorites
The guest mentions trying to read 'The Gulag Archipelago' in Russian and calls it one of his favorites.
one of the things i wrote the um forward for the new version of of solzhenitsyn's gulag archipelago the abridged version it came out november 1st
Jordan Peterson mentions writing the forward for a new abridged version of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's 'The Gulag Archipelago'.
True Identity: The Bible for Women (NIV)
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well, these [ __ ] is trying to bring up the Bible. It's like, get the [ __ ] out of here, dude. Harry Potter's better than the Bible.
Joe Rogan compares the Harry Potter books to the Bible, stating Harry Potter is better.
I'm very religious and wherever I go I take a copy of the Bible and a copy of my big towel
Thomas Campbell recounts a religious person telling him they carry both the Bible and his book.
where do you think the Bible comes from like it was an oral tradition for who knows how many years before they ever wrote it down
Joe Rogan asks about the origin of the Bible, discussing it as an oral tradition. Oliver Anthony later refers to it as a source of timeless wisdom.
it's a lovely theory that's laid out right at the beginning of the bible that says that if you tell the truth you transform the potential of being into a habitable actuality
Jordan Peterson discusses theories and stories from the Bible, referencing the first chapter of Genesis and a line from the New Testament.
Atheism is Winning!
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I read your book and I started reading uh Turtles All the Way Down which uh also which is really interesting because they wrote another book called Turtles All the Way Down and someone else published it that has almost the identical cover and that book is a provaccine book.
The host mentions reading a book titled 'Turtles All the Way Down' and notes a confusing situation with another book having the same title and cover.
and those are the floods that were talked about in stories like the Epic of Gilgamesh Noah's Ark
Joe Rogan mentions 'The Epic of Gilgamesh' in the context of ancient flood myths.
See the thing about Noah and the Ark though if you go back to that that story is very similar to a story that's in the Epic of Gilgamesh
Joe Rogan mentions the Epic of Gilgamesh in comparison to the Noah and the Ark story, noting similarities regarding a great flood.
I'm writing this book I spelled it too It's called the business secrets of drug dealing You can find it at business secrets of drug dealing calm And I'm serializing it but basically somebody I knew for ages in a completely different capacity I sort of came out to me last year and said um you know I've been a high-level drug dealer for for a long time basically my whole life and wanted to tell his story about you know sort of the the whole progression of his life
Matt Taibbi introduces his new book, co-written with an anonymous high-level drug dealer, and explains its premise and how it's being released.
Brother Sam
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His brother wrote about it. There's a great book called uh Brother Sam. okay By his brother Bill
Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Sam Kinison's brother, Bill, about Sam's life.
But the guy was doing blow and drinking and partying with rock stars, and his brother wrote about it. Did you ever read his brother's book?
Joe Rogan asks Adam Sandler if he has read the book written by Sam Kinison's brother, which details Kinison's lifestyle of partying with rock stars and his decline as a comedian.
Brother Sam is called the book's called Brother Sam but his brother wrote this book about like what happened
Someone mentions a book about Sam Kinison written by his brother Bill, stating the title.
his brother wrote about it his brother um bill wrote a book called brother sam was a really good book for someone who's a kennison fan really interesting
Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Sam Kinison's brother, Bill, about Sam.
Communion
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...the Whitley striber movie Communion I didn't see that one that's that's a weird one CU Whitley striber is also a fiction writer and he wrote this book about his own personal experiences with aliens which I want to believe him
Joe Rogan mentions the movie 'Communion' and clarifies that the author Whitley Strieber wrote a book about his personal alien experiences.
do you remember that whitley striber movie... communion... whitley streiber was a fiction writer... and then he writes a true life story that reads exactly like his novels it talks about him being abducted by aliens and then they make a movie about this and the movies when i was a kid and i was [ __ ] terrified to the cover of the cover of the book alone
One of the guests mentions the book 'Communion' by Whitley Strieber, describing it as a 'true life story' about alien abduction and recalling being terrified by the book cover as a child.
you know it used to be we all thought it saw that alien on the cover of his book communion and and figured it was a space alien from some other planet
George Knapp mentions Whitley Strieber's book 'Communion' and the alien image on its cover.
He's from the communion books or people don't know exactly what a series of books about being abducted and yeah
Dennis mentions Whitley Strieber and his series of books about alien abduction experiences.
Blank Slate, the Noble Savage, and the Ghost In the Machine
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You ever see stepen Pinker book the blank slate Yes you know the the when uh the Anthropologist I can't remember their name
One of the speakers asks if the other has seen or read Steven Pinker's book The Blank Slate.
and dude there's a crazy there's a crazy book on this stephen pinker wrote this book called the better angels of our nature and what he does is he tracks over time kind of the nature of violence in humanity
The guest mentions a book by Stephen Pinker about the history of violence in humanity.
well there's most certainly thinking if you you know study Stephen pinker's work this is the safest like most understanding least racist least violent least rapey time in human history If you go back and think of all the horrific crimes that have been committed since the beginning of time and you look at them on a scale even though we say oh there's so much chaos in the world today there's so much horror and that's absolutely true but there's less than there's ever been before it's better and you know they call Pinker an apologist for just talking about data but it's like very clear if you just look at the sheer numbers of murders the sheer numbers of all the horrific things that people have been known for forever there's less of them now than ever before
Joe mentions studying Stephen Pinker's work and describes his argument that violence has declined throughout human history.
and if you look at like say stephen pinker's work where he covers you know the history of uh human beings and interactions we are in the best time ever
Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pinker's work on the history of human interactions and violence decline, likely referring to 'The Better Angels of Our Nature'.
Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies
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Guns Germs and Steel yeah yeah yeah great
Joe Rogan mentions the title 'Guns Germs and Steel'.
and then once people figured out revolvers they're like i've got more than one shot here we can [ __ ] these guys up and that really changed the west guns germs and steel yeah but that really did
Joe Rogan mentions the title 'Guns, Germs, and Steel' in the context of discussing how the invention of the revolver changed the West and helped settlers overcome the Comanches.
jared diamond writes a lot about uh he wrote guns germs and steel yeah like he writes a lot about australia is like a really interesting example of a lot of just yeah humans wrecking everything
Joe Rogan mentions Jared Diamond and his book Guns, Germs, and Steel while discussing human impact on environments like Australia.
it just I reread Guns Germs and Steel about the Spanish flu and the way that disease is you know rewire and reboot your body to benefit themselves up it's just it seems like we're just making the same mistakes at the beginning of the Spanish flu epidemic and that there's going to be an insane spike which is where all of the real death and destruction happened with that
Patton Oswalt mentions rereading the book 'Guns Germs and Steel' and relates its discussion of disease to the current COVID-19 pandemic and the Spanish flu.
The Comfort Crisis
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And then, you know Mike Easter? Um, he became a friend, the Comfort Crisis, and I started rucking!
During the conversation, Mike mentions the book 'The Comfort Crisis' by Michael Easter as a reason for why he started rucking.
but at the same time i think and i argue in the book the comfort crisis that we need these moments that push back at us
The guest, Michael Easter, explicitly mentions his book 'The Comfort Crisis' and its central theme.
the book Comfort crisis dopamine Nation are great books that talk about these kind of things
Mike Glover lists this book as a great book discussing related topics.
My friend Michael Easter, who's been a podcast guest on this podcast before wrote a book called The Comfort Crisis. And it's all about that, this bizarre place that we are where so many people are just seeking comfort and taking the path of least resistance and trying to do things the easiest way possible.
In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses the book The Comfort Crisis, authored by his friend Michael Easter. He elaborates on the themes of the book, which examine how contemporary society's pursuit of comfort and ease tends to diminish fulfillment and personal growth.
1984
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What monster didn’t see that you’re going to just have people lock more people up? 1984; these fuckers—it’s George Orwell. Literally, it’s Orwell.
Joe Rogan draws a parallel between the themes of George Orwell's *1984* and current societal issues, particularly in a discussion about the prison system.
And now we're in 1984, like legit! And you don't have to even be a genius to understand this.
The speakers mention '1984' to highlight concerns about government control of speech, alluding to the dystopian themes of the book by George Orwell.
Everyone goes back to George Orwell's '1984' and says you can't be open with your thoughts, and it's been interesting to be here, experiencing that strong sentiment.
Jack Symes brings up George Orwell's '1984' during a discussion on free speech, highlighting how the book serves as a reference for the challenges related to open expression of thoughts.
And but this is where we really get to the Orwellian stage of what's going on right now because this is the sacrifice of news to ideology. And that is literally the storyline of 1984.
Brendan O'Neill discusses the book '1984' to highlight how news is being distorted to serve ideological purposes, drawing parallels to the narrative found in the book.
The Shining
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Um, so is The Shining, you know, it's another one where he was like deep in the throes of addiction just writing this captivating book.
Bob Gymlan talks about 'The Shining' by Stephen King, noting that it was written during a period of addiction and is a captivating example of his work.
I mean, I've never messed with cocaine, but he was a big cocaine user and 'The Shining' was all about cocaine!
Joe Rogan talks about 'The Shining', referring to its depiction of cocaine use, tying it into a broader discussion about substances and creativity.
The book is unbelievable!
Joe Rogan praises 'The Shining' as an unbelievable book, highlighting it during the discussion on its adaptation and impact.
Yeah, he thought like in the movie the guy becomes crazy; in the book, he’s just a normal dude who becomes crazy during the stay at the Overlook!
Joe Rogan and his guests talk about the differences between the book 'The Shining' by Stephen King and its movie adaptation. They mention how the character transformation happens differently in the book compared to the film.
Jack Herer's the Emperor Wears No Clothes
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yeah the hemperor yeah yeah the hemperor yeah he's a a famous marijuana activist and researcher and and he wrote this book this guy was a like a Goldwater Republican and then uh met this lady and they were smoking a little marijuana together hanging out and like all of a sudden he gets it and he goes oh my God this is good for you like this is like he has all these Revelations about it then he goes into the history he find because he's a a very smart guy he says like how did this happen
Joe Rogan talks about Jack Herer, a marijuana activist and researcher, and mentions that he wrote a book about the history of hemp prohibition.
you know it's like Jack Herer the guy who wrote The Emperor has no clothes like that that guy was a like a Goldwater Republican and got divorced met some new gal they smoked pot together and then also they became this like hemp activist and you know became this like super open-minded hippie who's writing books on mushrooms and marijuana
Joe Rogan mentions Jack Herer and his book 'The Emperor Wears No Clothes' while discussing how people's perspectives can change, specifically through experiences with psychedelics. He describes Herer's transformation from a conservative Republican to a hemp activist after trying marijuana.
yeah the emperor wears no clothes is a [ __ ] great book man yeah it holds it holds strong to this day because everything that he said in the book is sort of happening right now all the stuff that they you know they they uh tried to prevent from happening through all the anti-cannabis propaganda
B-Real praises the book, stating it's great and its contents are relevant today regarding cannabis legalization and corporate involvement.
Jack Herer was this great weed activist who wrote a book called the emperor has no clothes it's all a book about him being a Goldwater Republican and finding marijuana and then becoming like this marijuana advocate and begin a hero for marijuana
Joe Rogan mentions Jack Herer and his book "The Emperor Wears No Clothes", describing its content and impact.
The Four Agreements
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that's why you know the the four agreements do you know that uh you ever heard of that book
Joe asks the guest if they have heard of the book "The Four Agreements".
I think I'm going to go to it all the time now it's called The Four Agreements I saw you post that
Joe Rogan mentions a book he has been recommending and refers to it by title.
if we can get everybody to do the four agreements
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'The Four Agreements' and its principles.
Do you know who Don Miguel Ruiz is? I do for agreements
Joe Rogan asks Zuby if he knows Don Miguel Ruiz, and Zuby mentions 'The Four Agreements'.
A Land So Strange
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and there's um there's a book that someone recommended jamie and i want to think they recommended it on the podcast but it might be wrong but i'm reading it right i should say i'm reading i'm lying i'm listening to it this is my uh my sauna reading my i listen to this thing in the sauna uh now it is called a land so strange and uh it's about cortez and about all these uh explorers that came over to america and to mexico you know [ __ ] hundreds and hundreds of years ago
Joe mentions a book he is listening to, states its title "A Land So Strange", and describes it as being about Cortez and explorers in America/Mexico.
that's um there's that book uh by about cabeza de vaca what is it a strange strange what is it a place so strange is that it I think that's the name of the book a play so strange um but it's about cabeza de vaca and the his the group that came with him that made it across uh through florida and into north america
Joe Rogan mentions a book about Cabeza de Vaca and his journey, trying to recall the exact title.
and you go back to uh Cabeza de Vaca when there's a great book uh called the land so strange and it's all about these guys from Spain Landing in Florida and and making their way and running into the Mayans and like what the [ __ ] is going on down there oh dude wait what's the name of this book it's called a land so strange a land so strange yeah there's what what these guys encountered what they're talking about when people those early settlers encountered these incredible cities where people had all these gold ornaments and this incredible sophistication
Joe mentions a book about Cabeza de Vaca and the Mayans, explicitly stating the title 'a land so strange'.
so have you read uh the uh cabesa debaca book uh a strange new land Yes I have a land so strange a land so strange strange and rendus which is a fascinating book
Joe Rogan asks Elliott West if he has read a book about Cabeza de Vaca, initially calling it 'a strange new land', which West corrects to 'a land so strange'.
Zen in the Art of Archery
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Like Zen In The Art of archery
Joe Rogan compares the philosophy of 'Golf is Not a Game of Perfect' to this book.
and i said this is what he was really about um yeah he just like he believed his mystic believer as well He believed in zen and art of archery and all that He had those books and he was just a believer and more than what we saw
Mike Tyson mentions finding books about 'psychiatry and the mind' and 'mystic stuff' in Cus D'Amato's room after he died, including one about 'zen and art of archery', indicating Cus was a believer in these concepts.
and archery in particular it's very you know there's that book zen in the art of archery which is uh it's an interesting book
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Zen in the Art of Archery' in the context of the mental state achieved during archery practice.
youvery does then in the art of archery No Really good book Interesting book It's funny because my friend John Dudley read it and recommended it to me
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about the art of archery, recommended by his friend John Dudley.
Mein Kampf
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most of them are pretty well read when it comes to their ideology they've actually read mein kampf
The guest mentions that members of the Hammer Skins group have read 'Mein Kampf'.
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.
well mineconf is uh it's pretty good
The speaker discusses reading 'mineconf' (Mein Kampf) and its style/content, noting its propaganda nature and sales perspective.
our paper that we wrote Mein Kampf was about
One of the speakers mentions writing a paper based on Mein Kampf, replacing 'Jews' with 'white men'.
How to Change Your Mind
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um you had michael pollan on at one point and i watched part of that show and he he repeated an analogy that he uses in his book that i quote in my book which is that psychedelics are for cultural evolution what mutagens are for genetic evolution
The guest refers to an analogy about psychedelics and evolution used by Michael Pollan in his book, which the guest also quotes in his own book.
i said in how to change your mind that you know it could be that psychedelics are wasted on the young
Michael Pollan references something he wrote in his book 'How to Change Your Mind'.
I mean i think of michael pollan's but you had michael pollan on you know and and and how to change your mind
The guest mentions Michael Pollan and his book 'How to Change Your Mind' as an example of how perceptions of substances can change over time.
well uh michael pollan who uh later in life experienced psychedelics and uh wrote pretty brilliantly about them for me that is he's one of the more interesting uh people to discuss it because michael is an investigative journalist he he he dot takes deep dives into these subjects and his deep dive into psychedelics was incredibly illuminating and so for him i i really enjoyed talking to him about it and i really enjoyed his book as well
Joe Rogan mentions Michael Pollan and praises his book on psychedelics.
This Is Your Mind On Plants
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um your new book this is your mind on plants
Michael Pollan's new book is introduced by the host.
I had Michael pollen on and he was explaining he took I think he took like three months is that what he said something like that three months off of caffeine and he said when he had it he was like it was like a psychedelic experience
Joe Rogan mentions having Michael Pollan on the podcast and Pollan's experience with caffeine withdrawal.
and he wrote a book that they published called changing our minds ironically about the same time Michael Pollan brought his book out So Michael Pollan being who he is got all the attention Don's got very little still a good book you know
Dennis mentions Michael Pollan's book, noting it received significant attention compared to Don Lattin's book released concurrently.
He wrote that book his most recent book on psychedelics it changed his life
Joe Rogan refers to Michael Pollan's recent book on psychedelics, stating it changed Pollan's life.
American Buffalo
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go to apple books or whatever um and get the american buffalo audio version
The speaker promotes the audio version of his book 'American Buffalo'.
then did a wild game book a wild game cookbook and uh
Steven Rinella lists his previous books, including a wild game cookbook.
he has a book on the american buffalo It's a fantastic book
Joe Rogan calls Steven Rinella's book about the American buffalo 'fantastic'.
Yeah you know when I did my book my book American Buffalo I member I had to lose a hundred pages which was hard to do
Steven Rinella mentions his book 'American Buffalo' and how he had to cut 100 pages from it during the editing process.
Breath
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I read a book called uh breathe uh by james nestor and he's been a guest on the podcast before and it's all about breathing exercises and deep breathing exercises and what it could do for you
Joe Rogan mentions reading James Nestor's book about breathing exercises and its benefits, noting Nestor has been a guest on the podcast.
i i had this guy james nestor on he's the author of breathe breath breathe breath breath breath breath breath the book is breath
Joe Rogan mentions having James Nestor on the podcast and that he is the author of the book 'Breath'.
yeah breath is the one that i read and i had him on the podcast he's amazing
Joe Rogan mentions reading James Nestor's book 'Breath' and having him on the podcast.
i had james nestor on the podcast recently and we talked about his new book breath
Joe Rogan mentions having James Nestor on the podcast and discussing his new book 'Breath'.
Amusing Ourselves to Death
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yeah that quote about amusing ourselves to death or welfare feared a world where we would ban books and censor information
Tristan Harris references the book 'Amusing Ourselves to Death' in the context of contrasting dystopian fears (Huxley's distraction vs. Orwell's censorship).
oh by neil postman
Joe Rogan identifies the author of the book Ryan Holiday just mentioned.
there's a great book that I read that Neil Brennan told me about uh what's it called amusing ourselves to death
Joe Rogan mentions a book he read that was recommended to him by Neil Brennan, stating the title.
I mean there's an amazing book that I recommend anyone listening to this read called amusing ourselves to death by Neil postman which he wrote in 1985 before computers before social media before any of this he predicts all of it perfectly without even knowing the faintest hint of what was going to happen
Hamilton Morris recommends this book, describing it as amazing and predicting the current media landscape before computers and social media.
The Terminal List
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that last book in the uh the devil's hand i put myself in the enemy's shoes and i thought hey what did they learn from us on the field of battle over the last 20 years at war
The guest mentions his previous book, 'The Devil's Hand', and the research he did for it.
he's the terminal is the first one
Joe identifies 'The Terminal' as the first book in the Gray Man series by Jack Carr.
so I'd like to look at things through the enemy's eyes which I did in the devil's hand my fourth book
Jack Carr mentions his fourth book, 'The Devil's Hand', and how he explored looking at things from the enemy's perspective in it.
it was very evident it's gonna be the terminal list that's the one
Jack Carr states that his first novel was clearly going to be 'The Terminal List'.
The Art of War
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the war of art not to be confused with the Art of War
The book 'The Art of War' is mentioned briefly for contrast with 'The War of Art'.
well the great thing is that Sun Tzu uh I don't know but Sam Tripoli is the one who says you just gotta wait at the mouth of the river and let all the bodies Flow by yeah live long enough to see the the bodies of your enemy drift by you in the river or something like that something like that what is the exact I think I believe it's the Art of War
Bryan Callen attributes a quote about waiting by the river for your enemy's bodies to float by to Sun Tzu and identifies the source as 'The Art of War'.
man i bought tony robbins [ __ ] i bought all kind i bought book of five rings about [ __ ] art of war i bought everything
Joe mentions buying this book as part of his search for self-improvement and psychology when he was young.
You talk about like psychological warfare you know the art of war and everything like that and he's doing it on a mass scale like we've probably never experienced before
Joe Rogan mentions The Art of War while discussing psychological warfare, comparing it to Floyd Mayweather's approach.
Irreversible Damage
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then you have the adolescent girls and you know Abigail shri's written about this in her great book uh and and there that's the social contagion
Matt Walsh mentions Abigail Shrier and her 'great book' in the context of discussing adolescent girls and social contagion related to transgender identification.
I mean I it's funny because you had Abigail shrier on wrote this big book on on transgenderism as a social contagion I think it was in 2020
Joe Rogan mentions having Abigail Shrier on the podcast and her book about transgenderism as a social contagion.
What she's talking what abigail's talking about in her book irreversible damage is large clusters of kids who are mostly um kids that are socially awkward
Joe Rogan refers to Abigail Shrier's book 'Irreversible Damage' and its topic about the increase in young girls transitioning.
thanks so much for having me on irreversible damage the transgender craze seducing our daughters boy
The host introduces the guest, Abigail Shrier, by stating the full title of her book.
Never Finished
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and this is the new one. It's called never finished. and this comes out on December 6th
Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins' new book and its upcoming release date.
I'm always trying to evolve in some way I'm never wearing the same underwear every day always changing that [ __ ] never finished it's out right now ladies and gentlemen
Joe Rogan announces that David Goggins' new book, 'Never Finished', is available and recommends it.
If you listen to David's life story David has uh two incredible books they're they're amazing and one of the things about the books that's so amazing is you realize like what he endured as a child and what he went through like the the abuse that he received and how he came out of that this like Unstoppable dude
Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins has two incredible books. This is the second of the two books.
and the audio Bush book I would actually recommend because in between chapters he talks about all the different things that happen and actually elaborates in a more extensive way makes you go holy [ __ ]
Joe Rogan recommends the audiobook version of the David Goggins book.
On the Road
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you could read on the road in a week
The speaker mentions "on the road" as another example of a book that could potentially be read in a week, linking it to Jack Kerouac.
Joe I read Jack Kerouac on the road okay so I wanted to beat Jack Kerouac and I want to be a writer so I did everything that Kerouac did except rights you know I was living in YMCAs and drinking the wine and the whole thing but it was a whole different country then
Steve Sweeney mentions reading Jack Kerouac's book 'On the Road' and how it influenced him to want to be a writer and live a similar lifestyle.
you remember the Truman Capote quote about on the road Jack Kerouac Capote said that's not writing that's typing
The guest quotes Truman Capote's comment about Jack Kerouac's book 'On the Road'.
Well they said when Jack Kerouac rode on the road they were a lot of Benzedrine or like this
Joe Rogan mentions Jack Kerouac and his book 'On the Road' in the context of writers using stimulants.
War Is a Racket
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literally Smedley Butler's 1933 uh story that he wrote article he wrote War is a racket Have you ever read that Joe war is a racket
Joe Rogan asks if Bert has read Smedley Butler's writing 'War is a racket', which is described as a book/article.
well that's uh smedley butler right that's what he's rightly butler yeah where's your racket that is that's really the extent of his argument or his article rather is when he wrote that he thought when he first enlisted into the army and by the way i believe that's 33. what year was that smedley butler war is a racket i want to say it's 19 it's in the 1930s and he wrote this 35 35 eerily accurate account of what we're dealing with today when it comes to why we really take military action on certain countries
Kyle mentions Smedley Butler and his book "War is a Racket" as an accurate account of why military action is taken.
and this guy Smedley Butler wrote a book in 1935 called like wars around Wars Iraqi
The speaker mentions that Smedley Butler wrote a book in 1935 and attempts to recall the title, likely misremembering 'War Is a Racket'.
were you know war is a racket a Smedley Butler said you can make a lot of money going down this road so that's Smedley Butler war is a racket
Kyle Kulinski quotes Smedley Butler's famous phrase 'war is a racket' and attributes it to him, referencing his well-known publication.
Fight Club: A Novel
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I mean I I remember reading one of the biographies of Ali I think it was might have been Thomas Hauser's biography where he goes into pretty good detail on the state of his medical care at the end of his career
Peter Attia mentions reading a biography of Muhammad Ali by Thomas Hauser and details from it.
This is the same guy who wrote fight club really interesting guy Had him on the podcast for a very interesting guy Super smart
Joe mentions Chuck Palahniuk as the author of 'Fight Club'.
um uh my husband illustrated a book called the gen link is that
The guest mentions a book titled 'The Gen Link' that was illustrated by her husband.
When you wrote Fight Club you tapped into something that it was really fascinating for me as someone who's been involved in martial arts my whole life
The host mentions the guest's book 'Fight Club' and its impact on him.
If I Did It
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It's like that OJ book he released If I did it this guy's going to to bars in Long Island going yeah this is probably have people getting creeped out
Tim Dillon references this book by O.J. Simpson while discussing the Gilgo Beach killer potentially talking about the murders, comparing it to the premise of OJ's book.
remember when she got him she was he was gonna write that book like if I did it
Joe Rogan mentions O.J. Simpson's controversial book, 'If I Did It'.
Well how about the book If I did it
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'If I Did It' in the context of discussing O. J. Simpson.
until he wrote a book how I did it yeah If I did it that was a yeah I know but if isn't tiny I watched the the cuba gooding show last night
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'If I did it' in the context of O. J. Simpson being released from prison and having written it.
The Great Gatsby
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It's the same with writing; if you read a book that you really love, the next day you turn your computer on and you'll be writing in a slight variation of that style. Didn't he write The Great Gatsby over and over again just to get a sense of the rhythm of the words while learning how to write?
In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses how reading influential books can inspire writers to emulate the styles they admire. He refers to 'The Great Gatsby' and questions whether its author, F. Scott Fitzgerald, wrote it multiple times to grasp the rhythm of writing.
I'm sure I've read that about Hunter Thompson; I believe he definitely typed out The Great Gatsby and Farewell to Arms word for word as a method for learning how to write like the masters.
Joe Rogan suggests that Hunter S. Thompson used to type out 'The Great Gatsby' and 'Farewell to Arms' as a way of learning how to write well, mentioning their titles in the same sentence while discussing writing.
rhythm once again didn't he do that with the great gatsby
Joe Rogan asks if Hunter S. Thompson copied 'The Great Gatsby' by hand to learn its rhythm.
the more recent version of The Great Gatsby with Leonardo DiCaprio when they drove those cars
Joe Rogan mentions the movie adaptation of 'The Great Gatsby' starring Leonardo DiCaprio, discussing the cars featured in it.
The Righteous Mind
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What we did is we took some insights from moral psychology and some of the content from my book, The Righteous Mind.
In this segment, Jonathan Haidt refers to his book 'The Righteous Mind' while discussing insights from moral psychology that contribute to the work of the Constructive Dialogue Institute. This mention highlights the relevance of his book to the ideas being presented.
I think you've had Jonathan height on the show and his book the righteous mind is brilliant about this that we were evolved to be religious creatures in a certain way
Bari Weiss mentions Jonathan Haidt and his book, 'The Righteous Mind', calling it brilliant and relevant to the discussion about tribal politics and the loss of religion.
one of the things I cover in the happiness I pop in that righteous mind is we're all designed for confirmation bias
Jonathan Haidt mentions an idea covered in his book 'The Righteous Mind'.
so you know the people who have thought the most deeply about this like I'm a big fan of Jonathan heights work and the righteous mind and and the way he kind of analyzes this stuff
Geoffrey Miller mentions being a fan of Jonathan Haidt's work, specifically referencing this book.
Blood and Thunder
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there's another great book well there's quite a few from a blood and thunder it's yes hit Carson read that yeah yeah that dude get him on the show
The speaker mentions this book, connecting it to Kit Carson, and suggests getting the author ('that dude') on the show.
Man I've been in the the middle of this fourth Native American book this blood and thunder book that just happened like the the reason why I'm worried is not just because of the news and not just but also because of these goddamn books with talks about the Native American interactions with the soldiers and the settlers it's [ __ ] that is in our genes man it just happened people were horrible they did horrible thing and it shatters this notion that so many of us love to hold on to that without the Europeans here the Native Americans live peacefully they didn't live peacefully with each other no one ever has the Native Americans so lauder teach other they took each other slave they killed each other they tortured each other the Comanches were known for it I mean it's a horrific here in the story horrific what the soldiers did to horrific with the human beings of that era when forced into that conflict were willing to do and what they were willing to become that is not that long ago man that's why I'm scared
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book, describing it as his fourth Native American book and a 'blood and thunder book', and discusses its themes of violence and conflict between Native Americans and settlers, relating it to current events.
Tell you this one it's a blood and thunder yeah blood and thunder an epic tale of the American West it's about Kit Carson and the mountain
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book titled 'Blood and Thunder: An Epic Tale of the American West' about Kit Carson.
There was another book actually they came out just before by called blood and thunder That's quite good
The guest mentions this book as a good one that was published shortly before his.
DMT: The Spirit Molecule
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and which is one of the reasons i'm so fascinated by rick strassmann's work you you presented his film dmt the spirit molecule
Joe Rogan mentions presenting the film 'DMT: The Spirit Molecule', which is based on Rick Strassman's book of the same name.
dr. rich Rick Strassman who was the guy who wrote the book DMT two-spirit male and it's an amazing book really really fascinating
The speaker discusses DMT and mentions Rick Strassman and his book about his research.
there's a book called DMT the spirit monocle molecule by this guy dr. Rick Strassman who did all these studies out of the University of New Mexico and they were the first fda-approved clinical studies
Joe mentions a book about DMT research by Dr. Rick Strassman.
but they have been able to through the Cottonwood Research Foundation which all started from the work of dr. Rick Strassman out of the University of New Mexico who wrote a book called DMT the spirit molecule which was one of the very first times where the DEA allowed them to do clinical studies on people with intravenous dimethyltryptamine
Joe Rogan mentions Dr. Rick Strassman and his book 'DMT the spirit molecule' while discussing DMT research and studies.
The Odyssey of Homer
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They just knew Homer. They just knew the Iliad, the Odyssey, and those things and thought it was all fake.
The speakers discuss how the historical reality of the Trojan War wasn't widely accepted until relatively recently, despite being described in Homer's works.
they said oh uh Homer's description of Troy in the in the Iliad was a bunch of [ __ ]
Steven Pressfield mentions Homer's 'The Iliad' in the context of the discovery of Troy.
but if you had to choose one or the other I'm I'm really into the I'm reading the uh The Iliad I'm really into the Trojan warship right now
Speaker (Stavros) mentions reading The Iliad and relating it to the concept of choosing glory over a long life, referencing Achilles.
Dissolving Illusions
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And especially if you know that that indoctrination has been on purpose and profitable and you know, one of the great things about your book is um first of all, your book's called Dissolving Illusions.
The host introduces the guest's book by title, highlighting its importance.
and it's the book is called dissolving Illusions and it's all about the uh origins of vaccines and what vaccines have done to you know stop disease spread and what the negative side effects have been
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book called "Dissolving Illusions" about the history and effects of vaccines.
There's a book called dissolving Illusions and it's about the invention of vaccines and the um conditions that people lived in in like the early 1900s and major cities
The speaker mentions a book about the history of vaccines and the poor living conditions in major cities in the early 1900s.
Giza : the Tesla Connection
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And um Christopher Dunn uh had long ago theorized and wrote a book that he believes that the Great Pyramid of Giza is a gigantic power plant.
Joe Rogan mentions Christopher Dunn and his book theorizing the Great Pyramid of Giza was a power plant.
So there's a gentleman named christopher dunn that we saw he was in one of the articles that was brought up earlier He's the one that gender developed He wrote a book about it and it's called the giza power plant
Jimmy mentions Christopher Dunn and his book 'The Giza Power Plant' which theorizes about the function of the pyramids.
Giza: The Tesla Connection. Acoustical Science and the Harvesting of Clean Energy.
The guest discusses his book titled 'Giza: The Tesla Connection', highlighting its themes of acoustical science and clean energy.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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He said that uh the greatest art ever created is uh Harry Potter and we go like better than he's like he goes Yes if it's the most consumed it's the best and we're like what about the Bible he goes ain't nobody read that [ __ ] he goes he goes ain't nobody read that [ __ ] hey go he goes you might have read like part of it but you didn't read the whole Bible he goes Nobody stopping at book three for bro he was cooking last night
Someone (Derek Poston) claims Harry Potter is the greatest art because it's the most consumed, comparing it to the Bible.
she's gotta get harry potter [ __ ] right
The Harry Potter series is mentioned in relation to its author, J.K. Rowling, and its content ('about little boys').
and now I'm reading the books um I'm halfway through Goblet of Fire right now and I'm actually digging it
Ben Greenfield mentions he is currently reading 'Goblet of Fire' from the Harry Potter series.
The Magician's Nephew Color Gift Edition
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I mean the analogy I I give here is like The Lion The Witch in the wardrobe you know The Chronicles of Narnia where there's this whole Cinematic Universe you're living in this house and you there's this closet in the back of the you know of a wardrobe and if you never walk through it you never see that whole world
The speaker uses the book as an analogy for discovering a hidden world or universe.
CS Lewis the great Christian apologist wrote that wonderful space Trilogy in which he speculates about other planets with with um with other forms of life with other forms of higher conscious life
Stephen C. Meyer mentions C.S. Lewis's 'Space Trilogy' as an example of speculation about intelligent life on other planets.
i talk about j.r.r tolkien i talk about the imagination we have written all these stories and the animals haven't done that all the wild albums don't seem to have written any stories i haven't heard of any good ones but we've written that jr are talking and i say jr talking a-r-r-r tolkien was born j-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r tolkien you may not know this
Eddie Izzard mentions J.R.R. Tolkien in the context of human imagination and writing stories, contrasting humans with animals who don't write stories. He then makes a joke about Tolkien's name and birthplace.
Blood Meridian
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There's a scene in a book called Blood Meridian where the guy chops the dude's head off with that [ __ ] knife
One of the speakers references a violent scene from the book Blood Meridian while discussing a large knife.
oh I would tell you to read blood meridian by Cormac McCarthy Oh just tell you read a real writer
Henry Rollins recommends Cormac McCarthy's 'Blood Meridian' as a book to start with, joking that Joe should read a 'real writer' instead of his own books.
Oh I think I think was the book blood meridian and he talks about and this apparently was a practice
One speaker mentions the book 'Blood Meridian' and describes a disturbing practice depicted in it.
Fingerprints of the gods
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Like when Graham Hancock says that there's a missing chapter of human history, like this is reality. We don't know how they built the Great Pyramid.
In this segment of The Joe Rogan Experience #2231, Joe Rogan discusses Graham Hancock's theories about a missing chapter in human history and the enigmatic construction of the Great Pyramid, suggesting a link to Hancock's book, 'Fingerprints of the Gods'.
I've written about it in Fingerprints of the Gods. Let's see if Jamie has already found it.
Graham Hancock explicitly mentions his book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' as a reference where he has previously discussed a stone artifact. He is looking for a picture of it to share with the podcast host, Joe Rogan during his appearance on the podcast.
I've written a large number of books with thousands of footnotes; for those who'd like to evaluate my work, do check out the books. It can't possibly be sampled here, just as Flint's can't, on the basis of a three-hour show. But I think we've done well, and I believe there is some kind of meeting of minds. I like you as a person, but I hope we change our tones on both ends because, like I said, the tone you chose in that show was offensive to archaeologists.
Graham Hancock refers to his book, Fingerprints of the Gods, to illustrate that his ideas can't be fully captured in a single conversation on the Joe Rogan Experience.
Blitzed
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That book over there, Blitzed, is all about the use of methamphetamines and the different drugs that they gave their soldiers. The guys on the front line, they gave the most meth! They had different dosages!
Elon Musk discusses the book 'Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich', highlighting its exploration of the use of methamphetamines by soldiers during wartime.
Another great TV show, I've talked about a thousand times, but there's a book that we just read, it's called Blitzed; this dude, Norman, or hurt, it's all about the Nazis. They gave them meth!
Joe Rogan and his guests discuss the book 'Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich' by Norman Ohler, which explores the Nazi use of methamphetamines.
which I read a book love called blitzed drugs in the Third Reich that was basically just about how much meth they were all on
The speaker mentions reading this book and describes its topic, which is drug use in Nazi Germany.
Hamlet's mill
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And there's very solid scholarly backing for this in a book I've mentioned to you before, which is called Hamlet's Mill by Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend.
In this episode, Graham Hancock refers to the book 'Hamlet's Mill' as a source of scholarly evidence supporting ancient astronomical knowledge. He highlights its relevance in academic discussions during his conversation.
and in fact it was that book Hamlet's Mill just as much as my first experience in front of to the Great Pyramid that led me to begin asking questions about The Narrative of our past
Graham Hancock mentions the book "Hamlet's Mill" again, stating it was influential in him questioning the conventional narrative of the past.
But these guys, Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend in an amazing piece of work called 'Hamlet's Mill' strongly dispute that. And they suggest that we're looking at an extremely ancient knowledge of precession, a worldwide heritage of a lost civilization to which all subsequent civilizations in all parts of the globe, forgetful of the source of the precious legacy they received, are the ungrateful heirs. Giorgio de Santillana was a professor of the history of science at MIT. Hertha von Dechend was a professor of the history of science at Frankfurt University, so they're no lightweights. They refer to the fact that a series of numbers keep cropping up in ancient myths all over the world associated with imagery. And those numbers are all based on the number 72.
Graham Hancock references a book by Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend titled 'Hamlet's Mill' when discussing knowledge of precession in ancient cultures. He uses it to demonstrate a point about processional numbers.
The Hero with a Thousand Faces
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look at joseph campbell i'm going to mess up this quote / But in his uh hero 1000 faces he's got this line
Michael Easter mentions Joseph Campbell and his book 'The Hero with a Thousand Faces', referencing a concept from it.
my mom introduced me to a guy named Joseph Campbell back in nature so he did a series of interviews with Bill Moyers on PBS called the power of myth and he wrote a book called hero with a thousand faces
Jack Carr mentions his mother introduced him to Joseph Campbell and his work, including the interview series and book 'The Power of Myth'.
like all that kind of narrative so Joseph Campbell's type stuff yeah sure don't you think that there's lessons to be learned in those right and there's meaning in all those stories and there's there's a longing that we have for a lot of those hero's journey type narratives
Eric Weinstein mentions Joseph Campbell's work (referred to as "type stuff") in the context of deep archetypes and narratives that provide meaning, comparing them to religious canons.
The Omnivore's Dilemma
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well i think it's because you establish yourself again as a real writer before that where in the omnivore's dilemma
Joe Rogan mentions Michael Pollan's previous book 'The Omnivore's Dilemma' as establishing his credibility.
Michael pollen is one of the reasons for that because the omnivores dilemma he had established himself as a legitimate journalist who would comb through and parse through all the data to give you a comprehensive understanding of what exactly is going on
Andrew Huberman mentions Michael Pollan's book 'The Omnivore's Dilemma' as a reason for Pollan's credibility as a journalist capable of comprehensive analysis.
A couple buddies were like I've done this acid before and I haven't read the Michael Pollan book but I was like enough
Nick Kroll mentions not having read 'the Michael Pollan book' in the context of discussing trying acid at Burning Man, implying it's a well-known book about psychedelics.
Dear Reader
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You ever talked to uh michael malus about oh yeah oh yeah dear reader that book is [__] incredible
Joe Rogan mentions Michael Malice and calls his book 'Dear Reader' incredible.
you know there's it's you could read about in actually there's a really good book called dear reader from Michael malice He's a guy who was on my podcast and the history that part of the world is really [ __ ] up
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Michael Malice about the history of North Korea.
okay so it was chick kim jong-il but it's called dear reader it's a very very good book
Joe Rogan mentions Michael Malice's book about Kim Jong Il, stating the title is 'dear reader' and that it's a very good and interesting book.
The adventures of Tom Sawyer
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i really got into tom sawyer tom sawyer and huckleberry finn yeah i read all his books
The speaker mentions getting into 'Tom Sawyer' in 6th or 7th grade.
they tried to well they i think they did successfully at least in some venues edit tom sawyer and huck finn because the n-word was used prolifically
Joe Rogan mentions the editing of "Tom Sawyer" and "Huck Finn" due to the use of a racial slur, discussing the importance of keeping the original text as a historical time capsule.
pulled up the censoring of Tom Sawyer or Huckleberry Finn
Discussion about the censoring of Mark Twain's books, mentioning Tom Sawyer alongside Huckleberry Finn.
The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays
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camus who's one of my great heroes albert camus there was just who's albert he wrote the stranger
Michael Malice mentions Albert Camus as a hero and lists 'The Stranger' as one of his books.
so he and one of the existentialists was Camu and Camu had written this book called The Plague
Robert Kennedy Jr. discusses his father's interest in existentialists and mentions Albert Camus and his book 'The Plague', which his father gave him.
plus there's a book I recommend people read is um by Albert Camus called the plague that he wrote right after World War two is I don't know if you know if he is he's like an existentialist philosopher
Lex Fridman recommends the book 'The Plague' by Albert Camus, discussing its relevance and the author's background.
Maps of Meaning
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before i wrote these books called an abc of childhood tragedy
Jordan Peterson mentions writing a book of dark poems called 'An ABC of Childhood Tragedy' and collaborating with an illustrator.
and I did a eight hour summary of my book maps of meaning and so we have all sorts of other people who are you know from Cambridge and Oxford and Stanford and MIT and and then people from outside the academy too who are brilliant
Jordan Peterson mentions summarizing his book as part of the Peterson Academy lectures.
like when i wrote maps of meaning which was my first book i suspect i rewrote every sentence at least 15 times
Jordan Peterson mentions his first book, 'Maps of Meaning', discussing the rigorous writing process.
San Fransicko
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you're your book san francisco what would you call that that's a socio-political book
Joe Rogan asks Michael Shellenberger about his book titled 'San Francisco'.
and so like in San Francisco that's the big criticism that uh there's a guy named Michael schellenberger and he wrote a book called San Francisco describing like what happens when progressives ruin cities
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Michael Shellenberger titled 'San Francisco' and describes its topic as how progressives ruin cities.
Michael shellenberger wrote a great book about it called San Francisco and he talks about how these Progressive policies are just destroying these cities
Joe Rogan mentions a book by Michael Shellenberger about how progressive policies are destroying cities, specifically referencing San Francisco.
Endure
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and then this one is tomorrow which is today if you're listening to this it's coming out today it's endure
Joe Rogan introduces Cameron Hanes' new book, mentioning its title and release date.
and I said yeah so he's like I want you to sign my book he's like because or your book he had my endure book and he's like I used to think that I wanted records on the wall he goes but now I want a book signed by you that's that's what I want
Cameron Hanes recounts a story about the musician Jelly Roll asking him to sign his copy of Cameron's book, referring to it as his 'endure book'.
book is excellent man
Liam Harrison praises Cam Hanes' book, calling it excellent.
True Believer
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Well the next book true believer It was building towards a russian invasion of ukraine
The guest mentions the title of the next book in his series, 'True Believer', and discusses its plot.
So uh terminal is True Believer in the blood Savage son the devil's hand
Joe lists 'True Believer' as one of the titles in the Jack Carr series.
I'm writing about it I wrote about it in the second novel in uh in um in True Believer
Jack Carr mentions writing about the Ukraine situation in his second novel, 'True Believer'.
Supernatural
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I wrote a book back in 2005 called Supernatural meetings with the ancient teachers of mankind and it is astonishing Joe how encounters that were described as encounters with elves and fairies in the Middle Ages...
Graham Hancock mentions his book "Supernatural" and its topic comparing historical accounts of entity encounters (elves, fairies, spirits) with modern extraterrestrial encounters.
in fact joe i think you and i originally got in touch because of my interest in psychedelics in human culture uh and a book that i published in 2006 called supernatural which which looks at the huge role that psychedelics have played in cultures and in religions all around the world
Graham Hancock mentions his book 'Supernatural' and its subject matter.
I ended up writing supernatural meetings with the ancient teachers of mankind about the role of psychedelics in in the origins of the of the human story
Graham Hancock mentions his book 'Supernatural' and its focus on psychedelics and the origins of the human story.
Dracula
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like did you guys watch the Bram Stoker movie
Joe asks if the guests watched the movie based on Bram Stoker's work, implicitly referencing the novel.
so Bram Stoker the guy who wrote Dracula he DED
The speaker mentions Bram Stoker as the author of Dracula while discussing famous people who died of syphilis.
I had to look up my own library; Bill Case said the whole moon landing falsification was supervised by the United States Air Force. Well, my dad was in the Air Force; I never heard of Canon Air Force Base; it’s tiny—fewer eyewitnesses—and every department of the military has their special ops intelligence division headquarters.
During the discussion, Bart Sibrel refers to a book by Bill Case, which alleges that the United States Air Force oversaw the fabrication of the moon landing. This mention adds to the context of his claims about the moon landing.
The Wealth of Nations
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because I do feel like everything is still just like Adam Smith Wealth of Nations and it's like there's been Marxism there's been other things but nothing has topped that guy's like idea for the global economy
The speaker mentions Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" as the foundational idea for the global economy that hasn't been surpassed.
it drew in a classical economic ideas espoused by Adam Smith You know at one of the wealth of nations
Adam Smith and his book 'The Wealth of Nations' are mentioned in the context of classical economic ideas and libertarianism.
and she she said well you know what they don't tell you is that when Adam Smith was writing The Wealth of Nations the [ __ ] handbook for all capitalists and free-market guys like yourself
Bryan Callen mentions Adam Smith and his book 'The Wealth of Nations' as a foundational text for capitalism.
Buffalo Bill
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I started off with this book that my friend Steve Rinella wrote on American Buffalo and I read that and a lot of it had to do with like Native Americans hunting the Buffalo
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book by his friend Steve Rinella about American Buffalo and Native American hunting.
my friend Steve Rinella wrote a great book it's called American Buffalo and he actually did the audio version of it too and he's a really good narrator it's it's excellent book but it's all about the history of the Plains tribes then North American Buffalo
The guest mentions his friend Steve Rinella wrote this book about the history of the Plains tribes and the North American Buffalo, recommending the audiobook version read by the author.
you will see my friend Steve Rinella wrote a book called American Buffalo and I had put on Instagram how great the book was
Joe Rogan mentions his friend Steve Rinella wrote this book and he posted about it on Instagram.
On Liberty
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if you apply the principles of free speech as originally laid out by John Stuart Mill in 1859 his book on Liberty where he said okay look you might be completely right
Michael Shermer references John Stuart Mill's book 'On Liberty' as the origin of principles of free speech.
so this is John Stuart Mill wrote one of the most important books in the Western tradition on Liberty Chapter two of on Liberty is the best set of arguments ever made for free speech
Jonathan Haidt introduces John Stuart Mill and his book 'On Liberty', highlighting Chapter 2.
that's in John Stehr Mills book on liberty
One speaker references John Stuart Mill's book 'On Liberty' in the context of free speech and debate.
Black Elk Speaks
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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.
and the more books I read now I'm on Black Elk speaks which is my favorite one so far because Black Elk speaks is an actual man named Black Elk who is a AG lawless Sioux medicine man a Lakota medicine man who in the 1930s told his story so he was alive when he was there when Custer was murdered
Joe Rogan mentions reading 'Black Elk Speaks', calling it his favorite book on Native Americans so far, noting it's the direct words of Black Elk.
I've been I'm reading this book now I'm listening to it on tape called Black Elk speaks it's about this Iguala Sioux medicine man who was while he was still alive in the 1930s They wrote this book
The speaker mentions reading/listening to this book about a Sioux medicine man, noting it was written in the 1930s and is the best book he's read on Native Americans recently.
Chasing the Scream
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it's like Johann Hari in his book he's been out here chasing The Scream yeah he like blew my mind with something with these revelations that really it's just like people can age out of these drugs
The guest mentions Johann Hari's book, Chasing the Scream, and its impact on his understanding of addiction.
and one thing that suggested to me is we talk about the book i wrote about addiction and and the war on drugs
Johann Hari refers to his book about addiction and the war on drugs.
We had a podcast with a guy wrote a book on it a guy Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression
Joe Rogan mentions having a podcast with Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression.
Sex at Dawn
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I actually told this book the story at the beginning of sex at dawn I was with my girlfriend at the time
Chris Ryan mentions telling a story in his book 'Sex at Dawn'.
so have you ever read sex at dawn mmm-hmm What did you think of that um no offense but I think it's total crap Chris Ryan Do you hear that [ __ ] Everybody's rocking on your book bro What did you think is crap about it I haven't read that book now since it came out
Joe asks the guest if he has read 'Sex at Dawn' and prompts a discussion about its thesis and the guest's strong disagreement with it. The author Chris Ryan is mentioned.
well if you read sex at dawn
Joe Rogan asks Geoffrey Miller if he has read this book.
The Book of Mormon
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in addition to the Book of Mormon Joseph Smith purported to translate another book called The Book of Abraham which was in a different language some ancient Egyptian language
Richard Dawkins discusses the origins of Mormonism, mentioning Joseph Smith's purported translation of The Book of Mormon.
so the same guy who wrote the mormon bible said the same joseph smith
The origin story of 'A Course in Miracles' is compared to the origin story of 'the mormon bible', mentioning Joseph Smith.
and this is the the first page of the Book of Mormon is an affidavit
The speaker discusses the founding of the Mormon religion and mentions the Book of Mormon.
The Particle at the End of the Universe
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the I'll tell you that the motivation was when I wrote my previous book the big picture it was a sprawling book
Sean Carroll mentions his previous book as the motivation for starting his podcast.
actually I think I'm Sean Carroll II I don't have you've had Sean Shareable dumps he he's said something the same I think in the book they wrote the big picture I think he has a similar argument
Brian Cox mentions that Sean Carroll made a similar argument in his book 'The Big Picture'.
and I think that it's so in my last book the big picture I actually devoted even though it's mostly about physics and philosophy and cosmology and biology I devoted a little bit to the fundamental principles of reasoning and especially Bayesian reasoning
Sean Carroll mentions his previous book and discusses its content, specifically Bayesian reasoning.
Primal Blueprint
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but mark sisson is uh who's he's the guy from he wrote that book the primal blue uh primal blueprint and um he's uh like a nutrition expert
Joe Rogan mentions Mark Sisson and his book 'The Primal Blueprint' while discussing a sleep pad, noting Sisson is a nutrition expert and former endurance athlete who wrote the book.
or Mark Sisson calls it primal primal blueprint you're essentially just eating vegetables and fish and meat
The speaker mentions Mark Sisson and his 'primal blueprint' approach, which is also a book title.
a great example is the primal kitchen mark Sissons book which is fantastic and his story Mark's story about having his own inflammatory issues with his hands he had some pretty severe arthritis that he thought was just gonna be with him forever He changes his diet reduces all the refined carbohydrates It goes on this protein high fat diet and it all goes away
Joe Rogan mentions Mark Sisson's book, likely 'The Primal Blueprint', as a great example of how the author's personal story of overcoming severe arthritis through dietary changes (reducing refined carbohydrates, increasing protein/fat) demonstrates the power of diet.
Born to Run
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but those guys up in the mountains that they're talking about in that book born to run i feel like they have some of them made their own shoes with like tires
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Born to Run' while discussing the running practices of people in the mountains who make shoes from tires.
and well that's what part of that book Born to Run that she lost mountains
The speaker mentions the book 'Born to Run' while discussing the running abilities of people from the mountains of Mexico.
and now I run for fun and it's great you know it's just like a I don't know I think there's there's a book called like Born to Run minutes
Rose Namajunas mentions a book called 'Born to Run' while discussing her enjoyment of running.
Free Will
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and then he'll write a full book about why freewill doesn't exist and i just don't understand how those two things can co-exist
not to bring up sam harris again but that whole like you know free will book mmm-hmm you know that kind of that's a mindfuck that somebody it really is
Joe Rogan mentions Sam Harris's book about free will.
I mean Sam Harris argued it to me the best and made me really reconsider
Joe mentions Sam Harris as someone who argued about free will, leading him to reconsider his views. Sam Harris has a well-known book specifically on this topic.
Why We Sleep
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That's why I don't [ __ ] around my sleep anymore I read that book why we sleep Matthew Walker is amazing
Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'Why We Sleep' by Matthew Walker and how it changed his approach to sleep.
when it comes to sleep I listen to a guy like Matthew Walker who's a sleep expert
Joe Rogan mentions listening to Matthew Walker, a sleep expert, about sleep, strongly implying his well-known book on the topic.
I was listening to Matthew Walker dr. Matthew Walker say ten hours
The speaker mentions listening to Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep expert, and something he said about sleep duration, implying knowledge gained from his work.
How to Win Friends and Influence People
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I just did a podcast for the Dale Carnegie Institute and that was a book that changed my life when I was young when I was come open rich. No, what is it? How to win friends and people.
Guy Fieri mentions this book as one that changed his life and that he made his sons read. He also mentions the Dale Carnegie Institute.
popular theory is the journalist lowell thomas helped spread smith and his preface to dale carnegie's blockbuster self-help book how to win friends and influence people
Jamie reads from a source mentioning the book How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie in the context of the origin of the 10% brain myth.
The doors of perception
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Then his last book that he wrote before he died was uh was called the island. than it was sketching out what he believed would be just what you describe, a a non-abusive uh a place where a small scale community where humans could flourish and it wouldn't involve including it would avoid sexual abuse.
The guest mentions Aldous Huxley's last book, describing a non-abusive community.
you know Aldous Huxley's book the doors of perception s which supposedly is where the doors got their name
The speaker mentions Aldous Huxley's book in the context of psychedelic experiences.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
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Derek, it's the second greatest piece of art to ever be art. What's number one? Harry Potter books. I wish you were here for this argument. Harry Potter books is number one.
Joe Rogan declares the Harry Potter book series the greatest piece of art ever.
but i'm telling you they said jk rowling was crazy
J.K. Rowling is mentioned as a 'crazy person with a couple good ideas', immediately linked to her Harry Potter series.
A Game of Thrones 4-Book Bundle
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They want to be the first trillionaire. They want to keep stacking. Game of Thrones.
Joe Rogan mentions Game of Thrones in the context of wealth accumulation and dynasties.
if the mountain was in the room with us the mountain from game of thrones i think we could all take them no no no no no no you don't think even if we knew we were gonna lose a couple of us we couldn't take him
The hosts discuss whether they could collectively defeat 'The Mountain' character from Game of Thrones.
Animal Farm
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But it'll be just like Animal Farm because they'll still be eating cow.
Joe Rogan uses the book Animal Farm as an analogy for the ruling class having privileges denied to others.
I think you could read Animal Farm in a week
The speaker mentions "Animal Farm" as an example of a book that could potentially be read in a week, referencing a previous discussion about Lex Friedman's book lists.
War on the West
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Show everyone the book here. It's so Jesus Christ. Avoided on myself, luckily. um on democracies and death cults, Israel and the future of civilization. Douglas Murray, did you do the audio book?
Joe Rogan asks Douglas Murray to show his book and reads the title. Douglas confirms he did the audiobook.
so they would literally inject the head of the baby with a poison to kill the baby while i was in the move in the womb so that it's born still stillborn i'm reading this about it in this douglas murray book called the war on the west
Joe Rogan mentions reading about the horrors of China's one-child policy, specifically forced abortions, in this book by Douglas Murray.
The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Book 1)
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So, Peter Jackson uh from Lord of the Rings.
The guest mentions Peter Jackson, known for directing the film adaptations of 'The Lord of the Rings'.
it's just and I think that's why Lord of the Rings is such a powerful thing that everyone can relate to
One of the guests mentions 'Lord of the Rings' as a powerful story about the relationship with power.
Forbidden Science
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What's that there? Forbidden Science. Oh, Jacqu Valet.
The host points out a book title and the guest identifies the author.
and your book again uh the one that's available now this is uh Forbidden Science 6 this is the sixth of these books and and um scattered castles is a uh it's not classified but it comes from the classified world
Jacques Vallée identifies 'Forbidden Science 6' as his current book.
Hitler
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you read like The the most recent sort of great Hitler biography by Ian Kershaw is a great book he's a good historian an excellent writer and you know you have to learn to kind of see through that pmic uh a little bit and then you have you know a good history on your hand
The guest mentions Ian Kershaw's biography of Hitler as a great book by a good historian, despite the author's potential bias.
but just but just in general I mean a good Hitler biography like by Ian Kershaw is the definitive biography it's two massive volumes each were like 600 pages long
Michael Shermer recommends Ian Kershaw's biography of Hitler for understanding his perspective and the public response.
It
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Somebody gave me a copy of that book that he wrote if I did it and my wife threw it out
Joe Rogan mentions being given a copy of OJ Simpson's book 'If I Did It' and his wife throwing it out.
and and when you hear what he says [ __ ] he wrote that book behold the pale white horse
Eddie Bravo mentions that Bill Cooper wrote the book 'Behold a Pale White Horse' while discussing Cooper's background and theories.
The devil's chessboard
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whether you're reading Legacy of ashes and the devil's chessboard very well researched official books about this [ __ ] or if you're doing internet research
The guest mentions 'the devil's chessboard' as a well-researched book about Allen Dulles and the CIA.
in fact the guy we just had on crystal kyle and friends is the cia's worst nightmare He wrote this book the devil's chessboard What's his name His name is david talbot You would love this guy I hope that it's got a good cover I hope it's got a great cover but dude it's all about alan dulles and the cia and how alan dillis really killed jfk This guy is the [ __ ] cia's worst nightmare I mean they despise him and we had him on crystal kyle and friends It was a great podcast He told us all this amazing stuff
Kyle Kulinski mentions having David Talbot, author of 'The Devil's Chessboard', on his other podcast, describing the book's topic as being about Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the assassination of JFK.
Dune
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It's almost like Dune in Dune the Ben jates were breeding the [ __ ] people right right right that that's that
The book/series 'Dune' is mentioned in comparison to priests inbreeding in ancient Egypt.
I mean do you remember you read Dune
Michael Shellenberger asks Joe Rogan if he remembers reading the book 'Dune'.
Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World
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uh on jenus Khan so first of all there's obviously the Dan Carlin Wrath of the K and in that series of podcast he criticizes the book Jack Weatherford Weatherford making of the modern world jenus Khan in the making the modern world the Mongols and the making the modern world
Lex Fridman mentions Jack Weatherford's book about Genghis Khan, noting that Dan Carlin criticized it in his podcast series.
uh genghis khan in the making of the modern world
Ryan Holiday gives Joe Rogan a copy of 'Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World'.
The Premonition: A Pandemic Story
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um and so Michael Lewis wrote a book called The Fifth risk about this A good book Short
One of the speakers mentions Michael Lewis wrote a book called The Fifth Risk and recommends it.
They've been great books written on the box. Well Michael Lewis's book the big shorts a good book on it
One of the speakers mentions Michael Lewis's book "The Big Short" as a good book about the 2008 housing crisis.
Breathe
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Yeah, but you know, he's got the Breathe book, but he just came out with a new one. I just listened to it like last week, you know what I mean?
The mention refers to the book 'Breathe', which has been authored by Rickson Gracie. The speaker notes that there is a new book from the same author, highlighting their recent engagement with the material.
um tell me about your book your book is out today uh it's called breathe what was what was the what was the motivation to write this book
Joe Rogan asks Rickson Gracie about his new book, mentioning its title and asking about the motivation behind it. Rickson is the author.
Moby Dick
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The sinking of this ship inspired Herman Melville to write Moby Dick, and what happened was, in I think it was 1821, the whaling industry in Nantucket was so fascinating.
During their conversation, Mike Rowe mentions that Herman Melville was inspired to write 'Moby Dick' due to the sinking of a whaling ship, which took place around 1821 in the fascinating whaling industry of Nantucket.
It’s both the greatest time and the worst time ever, right? Yeah, it’s a great time because it feels like an asteroid’s coming, yet the asteroid isn’t here just yet. Well, our mutual friend Sam Harris would argue that the asteroid is actually Donald Trump. Oh, for some people, that’s their white whale.
In a conversation about the current political climate, Joe Rogan references the book 'Moby Dick' to illustrate how some people see Donald Trump as their obsession or 'white whale'.
The Creative Act
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that's the whole premise of the Steven pressfield book The War the war of art I haven't read that one I just started reading the Rick Ruben one
One of the guests mentions starting to read Rick Rubin's book about creativity.
the book is called the creative act a way of being Rick Rubin it's available now
Rick Rubin explicitly states the title and author of his new book at the end of the podcast.
Born Standing Up
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but when I was in high school was when Steve Martin was born standing up He's got a great the book that's the book born standing up you know what kills me is I loaned that to somebody there gave it up in 81 I never got it back 81 so he gave it up when I was a freshman in high school the book is great red band gaming the book for Christmas one year it's really good It's it's really interesting too because like I said I I don't
Bill Burr mentions Steve Martin's book about his life as a comic, stating it's a great book and lamenting that he loaned his copy out and never got it back.
I mean I think there's breadcrumbs there like Steve Martin's book born standing up
Jimmy Carr mentions Steve Martin's book 'Born Standing Up' as a source of information about the secrets of comedy.
The 4-Hour Body
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it's so weird that tim ferriss who uh is all about biohacking and all about like you know the four hour body the four hour work week he didn't put it in his book
Joe Rogan mentions Tim Ferriss and his book 'The Four Hour Body' in the context of biohacking and cognitive enhancers.
why we get fat and the for our body oh yeah ok tonight it's at Ferris and I learned stuff from both
Joe Rogan mentions 'the for our body' while looking at something on a screen, likely another book title, and mentions 'Ferris' (Timothy Ferriss), the author.
Chariots of the Gods?
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Peter tal had a party at his house and he brought over the guy who wrote Chariots of the Gods
Joe Rogan mentions that Peter Thiel hosted a lunch where he brought the author of 'Chariots of the Gods', Erich von Däniken, and they discussed his ancient alien theories.
I only like familiar with the Chariots of the Gods type [ __ ] Yeah Chariots of the god is interesting too
Joe Rogan mentions being familiar with 'Chariots of the Gods' and Sam Tallent agrees it's interesting. Later, Eric Von Däniken is mentioned as the author.
Way of the Warrior Kid
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but he did a book that didn't get a lot uh it's been kind of quiet with the mikey and the dragon book okay yeah and mikey slays the dragon I think I don't want to just code it He'll punch me in the face but i uh i read it and i'm not i'm not kidding you as a father and with your kids and you have that moment where you're reading to him there's a heavy moment in there where the dad had died and then the mikey's like reading in his letter to him and it's like i well up like i have to stop for a second and read it but it's so good and it's such a great story and it's like for a guy who is you know in leadership in an award a warrior and went through those that organization he's very creative in his his endeavors of writing and working and his thinking on that
Todd White mentions Jocko Willink's children's book, noting it hasn't gotten much attention. He describes reading it to his kids and getting emotional during a specific part of the story, praising Jocko's creativity as a writer. He also mentions the subtitle 'Mikey Slays the Dragon'.
if someone wants to start some [ __ ] with you you're absolutely better off just swallowing your ego and getting the [ __ ] out of dodge i that's the warrior kid books
Jocko Willink mentions his 'warrior kid books' when discussing self-defense for kids and the importance of avoiding fights when possible.
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
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he inspired me to try to do a solo thing like an episode on um on hitler on the rise and fall of the third reich so i've i read a book called the rise and fall of the third reich is this huge volume I recommend people read it It tells the story of how hitler came to power and it tells the story from the perspective of the person who was there so it was written in the nine in uh i want to say 60s and 70s by a person who was a journalist that lived through it
Lex mentions reading this book and being inspired by Dan Carlin to do an episode on the topic. He describes the book and its author's perspective.
I've been reading the rise and fall of the third reich Great book I recommend it highly It talks about the 30s and the rise of hitler in germany And the pain both economic and psychological turns into this like dark energy that can be combined with a charismatic leader to go into a direction of hatred versus love and progress
Lex Fridman mentions he is currently reading this book and recommends it, discussing its relevance to understanding the rise of Hitler and the current political climate.
Hacking Darwin
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in my in my book hacking Darwin I have a whole chapter on this which is called the arm race of the human race
Jamie Metzl mentions his book 'Hacking Darwin' and a chapter title within it while discussing the potential for an arms race in human genetic engineering between countries.
and now we're we're entering the era of genetically modified humans and there's that same level of uncomfortableness but what happened the reason why i've i've written this this book hacking darwin is that if we approach genetically modified humans in the same way we approach genetically modified foods which is the scientists say hey we've got this we're going to manage them responsibly and it just kind of happens to people people are going to go nuts
Jamie Metzl mentions writing this book to explain the potential issues with genetically modified humans if the public is not involved in the conversation.
Until the End of Time
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yeah the paperback of until the end of time is out today
Brian Greene announces the paperback release of his book, 'Until the End of Time'.
and in many ways in my own book the one was coming out actually today until the end of time
Brian Greene mentions his new book, stating it is coming out today and relates it to Ernest Becker's ideas.
Quantum Supremacy
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I love reading I mean I haven't read about black holes in a really long time since uh I think a michio kaku book that I had
Joe Rogan mentions having read a book by Michio Kaku about black holes a long time ago.
so that was my previous book The God equation so that's why I decided to write this book Quantum Supremacy because it may eventually take a quantum computer to calculate with what is called string theory
Michio Kaku mentions his latest book, 'Quantum Supremacy', explaining it's about quantum computers and their potential to solve complex theories like string theory.
Through the Looking-Glass
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but all that is created by lily lily wrote a bunch of books on it like the center of the cyclone the deep self
Reggie Watts mentions this book as one of several written by John Lilly about his work.
and then i read a book called the deep self and that was a book that lily wrote about you know I think that one each he even had instruction on how to build a tank
Joe mentions reading this book by John Lilly, noting that it included instructions on how to build a sensory deprivation tank.
The great shark hunt
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and then i read you know the great shark hunt and it was like holy [ __ ] / What is this
Joe Rogan mentions reading 'The Great Shark Hunt' by Hunter S. Thompson and his reaction to it.
you know probably high school when I read the campaign trail thing the Nixon book
Sturgill Simpson mentions reading Hunter S. Thompson's book about the Nixon campaign in high school.
Freedom
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um you know i mean there's something i write about a little bit in freedom
Sebastian Junger introduces his book 'Freedom' while discussing leadership.
and he talks about how I'm sure you've read Freedom which is a book that he wrote uh uh kind of his last book
Peter Attia mentions Sebastian Junger's book 'Freedom' and its themes, asking Joe if he has read it.
You Are Not Your Brain
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and it was the day that jeff was releasing uh he he wrote a book like a camera was called wrote you only roast the ones he loved maybe yeah and he he had uh he was having like a i don't know what you call a book release party i guess at the friars club because he was real excited he wanted me to come and i was like i just gotten out of the hospital um that like late that morning and i was but i felt okay you know
Adam Duritz describes attending a book release party for Jeff Ross's book shortly after having knee surgery. He mentions the title of the book.
I'm a big fan of the work of uh Jeffrey Schwarz the uh uh UCLA psychiatrist has written the book um you are not your brain and um he shows that those those um um psychotherapeutic drugs can be helpful in stabilizing uh people
Stephen C. Meyer mentions the book 'You Are Not Your Brain' by Jeffrey Schwartz in the context of discussing free will and determinism.
Weird Scenes Inside The Canyon
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I mean you there's another book. What is it? Uh strange... Oh it doesn't matter if I can't think of the name of the book. But that's all you know none of those people there's other conspiracies that none of those people including frank zepp who you know wound up on the royal canyon for no reason at all it wasn't by accident I mean they all have they have all bloodlines that go back very very far particularly with the military royalty that they all wind up in the same place at the same time is pretty much there you go weird scenes you should check that book out. Yeah. weird scenes inside the canyon laurel canyon covert ops in the dark heart of the hippie dream keep this away from eddie bravo.
Jacob Dylan tries to recall the title of a book about Laurel Canyon conspiracies, eventually recalling 'weird scenes' and then the full title is read out. He recommends the book.
it's the book called weird scenes in the canyon
Marc Andreessen mentions another book about Laurel Canyon, calling it 'even crazier than chaos'.
My Life
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and also one of the weirder things about the moon hoax see if you can find this quote it's from bill bill clinton's book He's got this book called i think it's called uh i think it's called my life um and he talks about how when he was young he was working on a construction site...
Joe Rogan mentions Bill Clinton's book, 'my life', and introduces a quote from it related to the moon landing.
I also think that's how Bill Clinton wrote his autobiography, My Life. Yeah, he wrote, I'm 99% sure he wrote it by hand.
Colin Quinn discusses Bill Clinton's autobiography, *My Life*, while emphasizing the idea that writing by hand provides a unique experience.
The 48 Laws of Power (Special Power Edition)
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that's part of 48 laws of power
The speaker mentions '48 laws of power' as part of the explanation for Trump's behavior.
You [ __ ] read books like the 48 laws of power when you're young and you know you study all of these people who got to a certain point they all had like this this just this coldness about them
Charlemagne mentions reading 'The 48 Laws of Power' when he was younger and how it influenced his perception of successful people as ruthless.
The Dialogues of Plato
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not to say reading the symposium or you know the allegory of the caves or something isn't mind altering because it is you know
Jewel mentions reading 'The Symposium' as something that helped her think in different terms.
you know the first plato's text itself you know the republic was grounded in an imitation of the comic writers who were the first to really delve into everyday people's experiences
Cornel West mentions Plato's 'The Republic' as a foundational text influenced by comic writers.
Brave New World
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huxley feared a world where we'd be drowned in irrelevance and distraction
Tristan Harris mentions Aldous Huxley and his fear of a world overwhelmed by distraction, contrasting it with Orwell's fear of censorship. This is a common reference to 'Brave New World'.
you remember in in in uh brave new world in huxley's book it was considered immoral to reject anyone's sexual advances because it was prejudicial
Jordan Peterson references a concept from Aldous Huxley's book 'Brave New World'.
The Count of Monte Cristo
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i think it was one megapixel and it was about the size of this book county count of monte cristo book
A book is used as a physical object to describe the size of an old camera. The title 'Count of Monte Cristo' is mentioned.
you know the you know the count of monte cristo
Ryan Holiday mentions 'The Count of Monte Cristo' while introducing 'The Black Count'.
The Sun Also Rises
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I'm listening to Hemingway right now uh The Sun Also Rises it's really great
Joe Rogan mentions listening to the audiobook of this novel by Ernest Hemingway.
and and I think it's called the green hills of Africa I think it's called a Hemingway book
One speaker mentions the book 'The Green Hills of Africa' by Hemingway and that it describes killing a rhino.
The Red Badge of Courage
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but what would happen if he bailed like i i gotta go that's red badge of courage is that what that is that's all that's what i gotta watch that i've never seen it we gotta read it watch that head come off watch it
One of the hosts mentions the book/movie in the context of soldiers standing still during battle and wanting to run away, stating they need to watch/read it.
yeah it's like [ __ ] Red Badge of Courage in the Civil War they wrote a book that that was like it's not what you think it is it's not Glory it's cowardice it's it's the worst thing possible
Shane mentions this book in the context of the Civil War, describing it as a book that shows war is not glorious but terrible and about cowardice.
We Who Wrestle with God
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I have a new book that i'm working on called we who wrestle with god
Jordan Peterson mentions working on a new book titled 'We Who Wrestle with God'.
and I'm writing a new book which will come out in November called we who wrestle with God and I'll cover that in this
Jordan Peterson announces his upcoming book and its title.
The Dead Zone
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That was uh the the whole plot of that stephen king book the [ __ ] was that book um they made it into a movie with christopher walken the dead zone
Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King and the plot of his book 'The Dead Zone', noting it was made into a movie.
and uh just i just watched the preview of um that movie where he can see the future it holds people's hands was it called dead zone was that what it is I don't know stephen king book I think it's a dead zone
Joe Rogan asks if a Christopher Walken movie is called 'Dead Zone' and mentions it's a Stephen King book.
The Grapes of Wrath
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well remember the remember uh grapes of wrath uh the john steinbeck novel is the oh they came from the dust bowl in oklahoma
Michael Shellenberger references John Steinbeck's novel 'The Grapes of Wrath' as an archetype for people coming to California and living in tents.
even like in Grapes of Wrath / yeah / remember that book / They breastfed their kids in Grapes of Wrath / They breastfed the adults at the end
Theo mentions reading the book in high school and recalls a specific detail about breastfeeding adults at the end. Joe confirms he also read it.
Meditations
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i'm in the middle of uh reading uh meditations while i'm listening to the audiobook of meditations by marcus
Joe Rogan mentions he is reading and listening to the audiobook of Meditations by Marcus.
and so marcus says uh in meditations that ambition is tying your well-being to what other people say or do
Ryan Holiday quotes a concept from Marcus Aurelius's Meditations.
Steve Jobs
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well i always think of steve jobs who said um you know he got pancreatic cancer which is the worst kind and he did a lot of um you know juice cleanses that kind of stuff yeah and i think i mean i may be wrong about this but i do think i remember him saying toward the end i wish i hadn't [ __ ] around with it like that
Bill Maher references Steve Jobs' health decisions and potential regrets about alternative treatments, a topic discussed in his biography.
Walter Isaac who's writing a book about Elon right now by the way but Walter Ison in his biography of Steve Jobs he was like he was like look Steve Jobs was just too much of an [ __ ]
Michael Shellenberger mentions Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs.
Covid-19: The Great Reset
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supposedly if you follow the conspiracy theories he's like orchestrating this the great reset he even wrote a book about the great reset and then there's like conspiracy theories
Joe Rogan mentions that Klaus Schwab, head of the World Economic Forum, wrote a book about 'the great reset' in the context of conspiracy theories.
how about the great reset he wrote a book called The Great reset and then they denied that the Great reset is a thing they're working towards like bro you wrote a book
Joe Rogan mentions 'The Great Reset' and points out that Klaus Schwab wrote a book with that title, contrasting it with denials that the concept is being pursued.
The Saad Truth about Happiness
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and what you write which by the way i want to give you a copy of the parasitic mind with a autograph please don't sell it on ebay
Gad Saad offers Joe Rogan an autographed copy of his book, 'The Parasitic Mind'.
uh i like it the parasitic mind mask excellent
Gad Saad shows a mask with his book title on it, and Joe Rogan comments on it.
The beauty myth : how images of beauty are used against women
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Do you remember the book the beauty myth by naomi wolf did you know that book
Joe Rogan asks Gad Saad if he remembers the book 'The Beauty Myth' by Naomi Wolf.
Naomi Wolf wrote a a book in the early '90s, uh, the beauty myth that sold millions of copies where she argued that there is no such thing as universal standards of beauty.
Gad Saad mentions Naomi Wolf's book 'The Beauty Myth' and its central argument about beauty standards.
Epictetus
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and that the fact that i independently thought of something that epictetus thought 2000 years ago connects me with him
Gad Saad mentions independently arriving at a thought that Epictetus had 2000 years ago, connecting with the ancient philosopher through ideas.
actually if you look up if you look up theodore roosevelt epictetus he brings a copy of epictetus with him on this journey
Ryan Holiday mentions Theodore Roosevelt brought a copy of Epictetus's work on his journey described in 'River of Doubt'.
The Afghanistan Papers
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There's a great book called the afghanistan papers by craig whitlock
The guest mentions 'The Afghanistan Papers' by Craig Whitlock as a great book revealing classified interviews.
And there's a great book it's called the Afghanistan papers by Craig Whitlock And after two Freedom of Information Act lawsuits by The Washington Post they got access to these classified histories of the war
Jack Carr recommends the book 'The Afghanistan Papers' by Craig Whitlock, discussing its contents about the war in Afghanistan and lack of accountability.
Conquerors
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like there was this book called uh something about portuguese people and uh i listened to it on tape and they would have they would come down the coast of africa into trade and they'd say tell the king to send out his daughter we want her and then they'd be like and he'd be like i'm not sending out my daughter then like tell the king to come out here and then they would [ __ ] in his throat and shove pork down his throat in the [ __ ] and then go back and go now send your daughter he'd be like hey i gotta go with these people the the god i wish i knew the name of that book what's the point of putting the poor congress that's it the conquerors roger crowley and then it talks in there about them shoving [ __ ] down his throat [ __ ] down a a muslim king's throat and then pour pork on top of the [ __ ] because you're not allowed to eat pork
The speaker tries to recall the name of a book about Portuguese people and the slave trade, eventually recalling the title 'The Conquerors' and the author Roger Crowley.
like the what's the one about uh the the what's the book about the people from Portugal coming down the coast of Africa it's like the Conquistadors or the conquerors It's a book
Joe Rogan tries to recall the title of a book about Portuguese explorers coming down the coast of Africa.
Physics of the Impossible
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This gets us into the connectone project uh which I mentioned in my book the future of the Mind
Michio Kaku mentions his book 'The Future of the Mind' in the context of discussing the connectome project.
well that was the subject of my previous book The God equation where we try to find one theory that allows us to calculate everything starting with the big bang then the creation of galaxies and stars planets finally the creation of Life photosynthesis and here we are talking about this on on a podcast so yeah we're talking about one equation which I call the god equation which I write about in my book The God equation
Michio Kaku mentions his previous book, 'The God equation', explaining it's about the quest for a single theory to explain everything in the universe.
The Jungle
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anyways upton sinclair who wrote the jungle
Ryan Holiday mentions 'The Jungle' by Upton Sinclair, describing it as an expose of the meat packing industry.
that's that's the jungle that's up to sinclair he's a socialist tried to be governor of california
Cornel West mentions Upton Sinclair's book 'The Jungle' in the context of child labor laws and socialist movements.
Thinking, Fast and Slow
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but that's why that's think and thinking that's why you got to go to therapy and and have professionals just walk you through like hey hey let's help you see yourself the world and how you fit into it more clearly
Zachary Levi uses a phrase that sounds like a book title while discussing the importance of therapy for understanding oneself.
Look, I've been reading this book called Thinking, Fast and Slow. It's a [__] phenomenal. I highly recommend it.
During the podcast, Sheldon Johnson talks about a book he's been reading, titled 'Thinking, Fast and Slow,' and he highly recommends it for its phenomenal content.
Killers of the Flower Moon
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if they're able to have these like insane structures like the whole lost city of z you know you know that that it was a feature film but it was also a book
Joe Rogan mentions 'The Lost City of Z' as a book that was made into a film.
that's the whole story behind the lost city of Z you know
Joe mentions the story behind "the lost city of Z" and the theory that disease wiped out the civilization, referencing the subject of a known book.
Frankenstein
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when this lyrics started to come together it was actually uh several years ago joe i was watching uh frankenstein uh um i think it's mary shelley's frankenstein the one with uh de niro
Dave Mustaine mentions the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelley as inspiration for his song 'The Sick, the Dying, and the Dead', referencing the movie adaptation.
um you know the Frankenstein's monster
Marc Andreessen mentions 'Frankenstein's monster' as an example of the fear of the non-human, similar to the Golem legend.
The Body Keeps the Score
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i mean uh i don't know if you know the name bessel van der kolk he's a psychiatrist this is in the perennial bestseller in the new york times called the body keeps the score which is about trauma
The guest mentions a psychiatrist and his bestselling book about trauma.
There's a book called The Body Keeps the Score by— I think his name is Bessel!
Yannis Pappas discusses the book 'The Body Keeps the Score' in relation to trauma and the body while having a conversation with Joe Rogan. The author's name is clarified later in the conversation as Bessel van der Kolk.
The Gray Man
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I'm in the middle of uh you know that movie The Gray Man that was uh with uh Ryan Reynolds and uh no Ryan Gosling... fun movie but very different than the book
Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'The Gray Man' and contrasts it with the movie adaptation, noting the book is more brutal.
So yeah, I talked to Mark Greaney about that too, the Grey Man.
Jack Carr mentions 'The Gray Man' while discussing the need for a long-running series with authors who treat the main character as ageless.
Extreme Ownership
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um did a good job with extreme ownership they were trying to do something they were trying to do a again a knowledge transfer of what they learned
Mike Sarraille mentions Jocko Willink's book "Extreme Ownership" as an example of a book that transfers knowledge.
Got a great book out What is it extreme ownership yeah He's fantastic I'll definitely look at him
Joe mentions that Jocko Willink has a great book out, and Sebastian asks for the title, which Joe provides.
Turning Pro
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because you you also wrote turning pro
Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pressfield's book 'Turning Pro'.
I did that research I talked about with steven pressfield's books on creativity war of art authentic swing turning pro
Jack Carr mentions reading Steven Pressfield's books on creativity, including 'Turning Pro'.
The Singularity Is Near
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Here's a new book where it's uh the The Singularity is nearer this first book was a singularity was needed
Neil deGrasse Tyson mentions this book by Ray Kurzweil while discussing predictions about the future of technology and AI.
It's very important that people have access to this kind of thinking, and you've dedicated your whole life to this in this book, Ray. KW: The Singularity is Near, When We Merge with AI, it's available now.
During the interview with Ray Kurzweil, Joe Rogan emphasizes the significance of the thoughts presented in Kurzweil's book, 'The Singularity is Near'. He notes that Kurzweil has dedicated his life to these ideas and mentions that the book is currently available.
Wild New World: The Epic Story of Animals and People in America
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Have you read Dan flory's new book No I haven't heard about I've heard about it rather but I haven't read it Wild new world he contacted me the other day I joked with him Where when I was reading it I want to make a annotated version where I have commentary where I do all the footnotes because I want to be like well yeah but you also got to consider this the whole time reading the book I'm like yeah but damn say that without saying this What is it What is the premise of the book Well okay it's a the premise It's the story so his new book Wild new world is a history of human animal interactions and it basically begins with the chick's Lube strike
Speaker asks if the other speaker has read Dan Flores's new book 'Wild new world' and describes its premise as a history of human-animal interactions in America.
Dan Flores I think he's been on your coup times yeah uh Dan has this marvelous new book a wild new world uh that goes into that goes in that in some detail
Elliott West mentions Dan Flores's new book, 'A Wild New World', and its subject matter.
The Handmaid's Tale
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Have you ever you know the writer Margaret Margaret Atwood I've heard the name okay she has a book called The handmaid's Tale Yes this dystopian yeah my wife loves that show oh I haven't seen the show yeah uh I'm familiar with maybe what I'm gonna say I don't know if it's in the show or just in the novel but in the novel The handmaid's Tales this dystopian future where um there's like a religious revolution of sorts anyways men hold all the powers It's like an insane patriarchy and it follows this woman through this and she loses track of her husband He's gone but in the book I keep telling people this story When we're talking about Kobe because in the book she's sort of like talking to her dead or gone husband and she's asking there's one thing I need to know though is like was there some party that kind of liked it
Speaker mentions the writer Margaret Atwood and her book 'The handmaid's Tale', describing its dystopian premise and relating a specific theme from the book to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Have you been watching this handmaid's tale? No. What is that? No have you know about this on Hulu? Man it a book written um I want to say 20 years ago
One speaker asks about the TV show 'The Handmaid's Tale' and the other mentions it's based on a book written about 20 years ago.
The Accidental Superpower
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Now the title of your book is the end of the world is just the beginning that's the one why that we are dealing with the end of the world that we know Russia is a more of a symptom of this than a cause
Joe Rogan asks Peter Zeihan about the title of his book.
but on their flight over there I read uh his book accidental superpower and that one very clearly predicts a Russian invasion of Ukraine by the year 20 22 and that was back in 2014 he wrote that
Jack Carr mentions reading Peter Zeihan's book 'Accidental Superpower' and how it predicted the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Dopamine Nation
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the book Comfort crisis dopamine Nation are great books that talk about these kind of things
Mike Glover lists this book as a great book discussing related topics.
she did dopamine Nation
Michael Shellenberger mentions a book titled 'Dopamine Nation' by a colleague of Andrew Huberman (later identified as Anna).
Living with a SEAL
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Do you know Jesse's I must mispronounced his name Jesse seitzer Caesar he lived with the campaigns... he lived with David Goggins my bad... he did something so [ __ ] for a runner so powerful is that he's talking about getting back into running
Joe Rogan mentions Jesse Itzler (mispronounced as Jesse Seitzer Caesar) who lived with David Goggins and discussed getting back into running, likely referring to the book about this experience.
this book that's in front of you living with a seal uh-huh he also wrote a book living with monks
Joe Rogan points to the book "Living with a Seal" in front of him, mentioning the author also wrote "Living with Monks".
Understanding Media
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Marshall mcluhan had a [ __ ] amazing quote from the 1960s said human beings are sex organs of the Machine World... It's from understanding media 1964. Jesus mcluhan was brilliant brilliant
Joe Rogan quotes Marshall McLuhan and identifies 'Understanding Media' as the book the quote is from, mentioning the author and publication year.
but what is Marshall McLuhan so so it's uh it's a broader point that our full understanding media or media understanding media that's it for yeah 1964 imagine if that guy called it yeah in 64 so so definitely it's it's a it's a broader point of people make and that we are in a way enslaved by our technology and that I think in the book sapiens by Harari
Joe Rogan asks Jamie to look up Marshall McLuhan, and Jamie mentions the title 'media understanding media'.
American Psycho
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remember when American Psycho he goes back to the to that was in the book too it's even more graphic but he goes back to one of his Apartments where he left a body and it's missing
The speaker compares a scene in the movie American Psycho to the book, noting the book is more graphic.
American Psycho that was a great movie dude Awesome the book is even more [ __ ] up
Brian Simpson mentions the book 'American Psycho' and says it is more messed up than the movie.
Tremendous
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Joey Diaz announces that his book is coming out on May 2nd and mentions where it can be pre-ordered.
Why would you stop doing that? His new book tremendous. Stop doing that. He's too good
Bert mentions Joey Diaz's new book and calls it 'tremendous'.
The Dead Sea Scrolls
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first of all if you could go back to the oldest version they have which I think the oldest version is the Dead Sea Scrolls that's the oldest version of the stories that wound up in the Bible it's not necessarily the Bible
Joe Rogan mentions the Dead Sea Scrolls as the oldest version of stories found in the Bible, discussing their historical context and fragmentation.
like one of the weird things is the Dead Sea Scrolls which is the oldest versions of some of the stories in the Bible and they're different they're in Aramaic and it's like well should we all just read that now you know
Joe discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls as older versions of Bible stories and questions if people should read them.
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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the sort of the orwellian Orwell um you know totalitarian kind of thing that people use as a metaphor
Marc Andreessen mentions 'Orwell' in relation to the themes of '1984'.
i mean that's the orwell [ __ ] right
Joe Rogan refers to 'Orwell' in the context of thought crime and authoritarianism.
The Art and Reflections of Stephen Epstein
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That's similar to Stephen uh pressfield's work you know the war of art
Joe Rogan mentions Stephen Pressfield's book 'The War of Art' in the context of discipline and going to work.
and this is uh i've gotten this from stephen pressfield who wrote the war of art which is a great book and i've also got it from reading stephen king on writing and talking to a lot of different writers about how they handle things
Joe mentions getting inspiration for his writing process from this book by Steven Pressfield.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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obviously the book existed Ken KY and then when he made the movie for him it was about the Communist system
Jimmy Carr discusses the movie 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' and mentions Ken Kesey as the author of the original book, discussing the potential subtext of the story.
he had moved up to la honda on the success of his first book um one flew over the cuckoo's nest and had just written another beautiful book
The guest mentions Ken Kesey's first book, 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'.
Hell's Angels
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you know what I started rereading recently is Hell's Angels the Hunter S Thompson book
Joe Rogan mentions rereading Hunter S. Thompson's book 'Hell's Angels'.
because you know his first book yeah the Hells Angels look
Joe Rogan mentions Hunter S. Thompson's first book, 'Hell's Angels', while discussing Thompson's comparison of police beatings to those by the Hells Angels.
The night is a time for listening, by elliot west
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you got to read folks Continental Reckoning the American West and the age of expansion Elliot West
Joe Rogan explicitly states the title and author of the book that is the main topic of the episode.
I just had this guy on Elliot West he wrote this book Continental Reckoning the American rest uh in the age of expansion
The host mentions a guest, Elliot West, and his book about the history and expansion of the American West.
A Brief History of Time
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and I read it was Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking and I read those two books when I was like an eth grade and I was like this is trippy
David Grusch mentions reading this book in 8th grade along with Cosmos and how it contributed to his interest in astronomy.
so the the I got it from a Stephen Hawking book
Sturgill Simpson mentions getting the phrase 'Turtles All the Way Down' from a book by Stephen Hawking.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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I don't know if you've read Tom O'Neil's book, Chaos. Yeah, insane. It's insane because Tom is so detail oriented.
During a conversation, Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neil, noting its detailed research. He describes the book as insane, pointing out that it delves into the disturbing connections between Charles Manson and the CIA, alongside Manson's notorious experiments with LSD.
Did you ever read that book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neil? Have you heard of it?
Joe Rogan asks his guest if he has read the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neil, which explores the Manson murders and the conspiracies surrounding them.
The Queen's gambit
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Walter Tevis, who also wrote The Queen's Gambit about that amazing chess player; she was an orphan.
In this segment, Joe Rogan and Moshe Kasher delve into the works of Walter Tevis, particularly focusing on his novel 'The Queen's Gambit,' which tells the story of an orphaned chess prodigy.
And it’s by the same guy who also wrote The Queen's Gambit! Amazing show!
During the conversation, Colin Quinn and Joe Rogan mention *The Queen's Gambit*, referring to both the book by Walter Tevis and its adaptation into a popular TV show.
Dune
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No, the books are so good, the first one, honestly the second one, I struggle with, but the first one is, wait a minute, what book? Dune?
During a discussion about the quality of certain books, the podcast guest references `Dune`, indicating that the first book is particularly good, while expressing some difficulty with the second.
Dune by Frank Herbert! Shut up!
During the conversation, Matt Serra brings up the book 'Dune' by Frank Herbert, making a remark about it while comparing elements from 'Dune' and 'Star Wars'.
Lost technologies of ancient Egypt
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And so in my second book, Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt, I appeal, I put out a challenge to, uh, modern Egyptian engineers to go and check the artifacts for themselves. And that's what they did.
The guest discusses his second book, 'Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt,' in which he challenges modern Egyptian engineers to independently verify the artifacts he describes.
So anyway, yeah, we've got one was the Giza Power Plant, okay? Technologies of Ancient Egypt.
During the conversation, the guest refers to his book, stating 'Technologies of Ancient Egypt', but given the earlier discussion, it's likely he meant 'Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt'.
The Better Angels of Our Nature
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If you look at Pinker's work on violence over time, you see that societies were trending in a very positive direction, at least until 2020. This one change, just because it was one year, but that one year was just three years ago.
Joe Rogan discusses Steven Pinker's research on violence over time, highlighting that societies were improving up until 2020. He implicitly references Pinker's notable book, 'The Better Angels of Our Nature,' which addresses these themes.
and I actually I think Pinker's got the best answer to this question which is basically well what structures do you need to put in place to make the world a safer and less violent place and and I don't know if you've talked to him about his book better angels of our nature I know you've talked to him about more recent ones but yes better angels is a great example It's a great book It's a great example of how we become less and less violent and even over our lifetimes and and part of that is undoubtedly better governance structure and all that
The guest mentions Steven Pinker and his book 'The Better Angels of Our Nature' in the context of discussing the decline of violence.
Manufacturing consent
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See the way it works is and noam chomsky's got a book called manufacturing consent where he really dives into the specifics of this and gives you the mechanics of it
Kyle mentions Noam Chomsky's book "Manufacturing Consent" to explain how media outlets are structured to repeat the government line.
I'm thinking about manufacturing consent and you know using bots to do it I'm thinking about manufacturing consent It's a place where like Noam Chomsky says you know the press manufacturers consent the consent of the governed
Roseanne mentions the concept of 'manufacturing consent' and attributes it to Noam Chomsky, referencing the book's core idea.
The Da Vinci Code (Republish)
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and that's but that's the reason why it's the da vinci code and at the da vinci life because he never was able to get it across to the to the to the level to affect us for generations to come
Kanye West references 'the da vinci code' in the context of Leonardo Da Vinci's ideas.
I think this is at least being brown in his book The Da Vinci Code actually talks about it
One speaker mentions Dan Brown's book 'The Da Vinci Code' in the context of discussing theories about Leonardo da Vinci.
The Time Machine
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so in 2005 we write the book about skinwalker ranch nids That team bought the ranch
George Knapp mentions co-writing a book about the Skinwalker Ranch investigation by NIDS.
I mean his time machine is no right to do that really worked out yet
Joe Rogan mentions H.G. Wells' 'time machine' in the context of his predictions about scientific inventions.
No Country for Old Men
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and it just made me think of Cormac McCarthy in No Country for Old Men you know uh you know you can you can change your name you can do this
The speaker mentions that the current situation (sheltering in place) reminded him of Cormac McCarthy's book 'No Country for Old Men'.
you know in the end of no country for old men yeah have we talked with us before no he talks about his father riding out ahead of him with a horn of fire in the end when he relates the dream It's in the book
Joe Rogan or Steven Rinella mentions the book 'No Country for Old Men' in the context of a scene/dream described in both the book and the movie, specifically referencing the 'horn of fire'.
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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so you know here Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin was the first time most White's had ever read anything about what it was like to be a slave
Michael Shermer uses Harriet Beecher Stowe's 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' as an example of how reading novels can increase empathy and understanding of others' perspectives.
what yeah Uncle Tom's Cabin whoa yeah I realized I hadn't read it and well I mean I think that Harriet Beecher Stowe and and I think the legend is that Lincoln said so you're the little woman that wrote this book that started this great war
The book 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' by Harriet Beecher Stowe is discussed as an influential book that galvanized the North against slavery.
Blue Marble Health
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so one of the books that I wrote is called Blue Marble health and it finds this unusual and we spoke a little bit about this last time the unusual number of illnesses from emerging infections like this one and poverty related neglected disease is actually in the g20 countries
Dr. Peter Hotez mentions a book he wrote titled 'Blue Marble health' and briefly describes its focus on illnesses in G20 countries, particularly among the poor.
subject to this book That's that's the next one called marble health the next one so this is not released yet No this is out this actually this actually preceded the oh okay now this book is all about poor people and infectious diseases and that the rise of these infectious diseases even in the united states that's right So you know when we think about so i i you know led this big campaign to raise awareness of something called neglected tropical diseases or ntds these are the most common afflictions of people living in poverty i call them the most important disease you've never heard of ... but this book the blue marble health book came out of some number crunching that i did...
Peter Hotez mentions his book 'Blue Marble Health' and describes its topic as poverty-related diseases in wealthy countries.
Kitchen Confidential
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my wife was before I started watching my wife red kitchen Confidential's is that his was that his and my wife's like this guy's [ __ ] amazing bird
Bert Kreischer mentions his wife reading 'Kitchen Confidential' and thinking the author (implied to be Bourdain) is amazing.
He's a chef and he wrote a book called Kitchen Confidential yeah There's a really good book and then after the book became successful he started doing a show on the Travel Channel I think it might even been called Kitchen Confidential
Joe Rogan mentions that Anthony Bourdain wrote this book, which led to his TV career.
Son of the Morning Star
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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.
it was the the one on General Custer General Custer was the last one which was son of the morning star that was the last one when I was reading
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about General Custer titled 'Son of the Morning Star'.
Summary & Analysis of Lifespan Why We Age- And Why We Don't Have to
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Even David... David is probably the person out of my colleagues who pushes the envelope as much as possible out of people who have regular faculty positions But you know he's just written a book which I see you have on yourself and called you know why we age and why we don't have to He could not have written that book with that title five years ago and kept his job
Aubrey de Grey mentions that his colleague, David Sinclair, has written a book with the title 'why we age and why we don't have to', noting that Joe Rogan has the book on his shelf. He uses the book's title as an example of how the scientific community's willingness to discuss aging research has changed.
David Sinclair lifespan why we age and why we don't have to I'm so happy there are people like you out there because I don't want to age
The guest, David Sinclair, is introduced along with the title of his book. He refers to it throughout the conversation when discussing his research and ideas on aging.
Lifespan
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Even David... David is probably the person out of my colleagues who pushes the envelope as much as possible out of people who have regular faculty positions But you know he's just written a book which I see you have on yourself and called you know why we age and why we don't have to He could not have written that book with that title five years ago and kept his job
Aubrey de Grey mentions that his colleague, David Sinclair, has written a book with the title 'why we age and why we don't have to', noting that Joe Rogan has the book on his shelf. He uses the book's title as an example of how the scientific community's willingness to discuss aging research has changed.
David Sinclair lifespan why we age and why we don't have to I'm so happy there are people like you out there because I don't want to age
The guest, David Sinclair, is introduced along with the title of his book. He refers to it throughout the conversation when discussing his research and ideas on aging.
The God Delusion
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that is a fair point and and Richard Dawkins address that point in his book The God Delusion because he says he is actually a de facto atheist
The guest mentions Richard Dawkins' book and how it addresses a point about agnosticism.
last week I think I read The God Delusion in in preparation for this
The host mentions reading this book by the guest in preparation for the interview.
The Satanic Verses
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Well how about you know Salman Rushdie is right now remind me Salman Rushdie was an author who wrote a book that wasn't even specifically about Islam was it called again I remember from that Seinfeld episode where George met him he's like there's Salman Rushdie and they're like Kramer did or something so I don't know either remember the book no I remember him I don't remember the book but some whatever the book was there was a fatwa put out on him you know an attack on his life so they he had to go into hiding and he was he's in hiding like forever people are mad at him for years and years and years Satanic Verses that's it Satanic Verses
Joe Rogan asks about Salman Rushdie and his book, which led to a fatwa. They discuss trying to remember the title, which is then provided.
and now but he also wanted death for Salman Rushdie Salman Rushdie right and they wouldn't let him back in United States they took away they took away his entry right I don't even know if he's here now it does concerts in Mexico people go down to Mexico to watch a Cat Stevens concert
The hosts discuss Cat Stevens (Yusuf Islam) wanting death for author Salman Rushdie, specifically mentioning his controversial book.
American Serengeti
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He's got another one what is this other book about the the various large land animals that went extinct here in North America
Joe Rogan describes another book by Dan Flores about extinct large animals in North America. The title is not clearly recalled/stated but is likely 'American Serengeti'.
My friend dan flores wrote a book on it really really interesting [ __ ] because most people just assume that that's just how it was back then the buffalo were everywhere and then the white man came shot all the buffalo but apparently the buffalo were only all over the place because the white man came and gave diseases to the native americans
Joe Rogan mentions that his friend Dan Flores wrote a book about the history of buffalo herds and their population size being linked to the decline of Native American populations due to European diseases.
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
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I think people are often used to the burry my heart at Wounded Knee narrative of the of Native Americans which is as victims
The guest mentions the 'Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee' narrative as a common perspective on Native Americans as victims.
They were ready bury my heart at Wounded Knee no I don't think I did that's a beautiful book
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee'.
Creativity, Inc. (The Expanded Edition)
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and he had he actually read my book the Dow of wool and that led to him having an interest in making this into a TV series
RZA mentions that Brian Grazer read his book, which led to the creation of the Hulu TV series 'Wu-Tang: An American Saga'.
so you can check out my book the right side of history It talks about a lot of the sort of deeper issues we're talking about judeo-christian values and reason
Papers on the War
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because you know just like with Mike Ravel previously Daniel Ellsberg actually is who I'm thinking of just like with Daniel Ellsberg when he showed the what we were doing in Vietnam and how we were killing civilians they do not want you to expose their war crimes
Kyle Kulinski compares Julian Assange exposing war crimes to Daniel Ellsberg exposing US actions in Vietnam, referencing the Pentagon Papers.
and I just read Daniel Ellsberg's new book the doomsday machine this is on nuclear deterrence
The speaker mentions reading Daniel Ellsberg's new book about nuclear deterrence.
The Hidden History of the Vietnam War
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well I had the author of hidden war on the podcast his name is John Norris and John Norris he got a job initially as a game warden because you know he grew up in the outdoors and fishing and hunting and things like that
Joe Rogan mentions having the author John Norris on the podcast to discuss his book 'Hidden War' about cartel grow-ops and their impact on the wilderness.
I had a guy named John Norris who wrote a book called the hidden war and the book is all about how he was game warden and during his normal duties like looking for you know making sure that people aren't over fishing or hunting without a license that kind of stuff they started finding these cartel grow-ops
Joe Rogan mentions a guy named John Norris who wrote a book called 'the hidden war' about his experiences as a game warden encountering cartel grow-ops.
Prisoners of Faith
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yeah I'm sure you read Lawrence Wright's book go ahead and read it but I mean I know the story the book is fantastic
The host mentions a book by Lawrence Wright about Scientology and recommends it.
it's lawrence wright's book
Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Lawrence Wright.
Something Deeply Hidden
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so Einstein is one of the secret heroes of the book because he has this reputation as someone who just couldn't quite accept quantum mechanics the title something deeply hidden is a quote from Einstein when he was talking about when he was a kid and he had a compass
Sean Carroll, the guest and author, mentions the title of his new book and explains that it comes from a quote by Einstein.
Well so the title of the book is something deeply hidden This is a phrase from Einstein and the ideas that there is something real that we can get a handle on It's just different than what we see
Sean Carroll mentions the title of the book he is currently working on.
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
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you know the structure of scientific revolutions is the famous book that everyone reads people like Thomas Kuhn and Paula abend and so forth
Sean Carroll mentions this book and its author while discussing philosophy of science classes.
i mean everybody's familiar with the concept of a paradigm shift and and there's a book called the structure of scientific revolutions by thomas kuhn which outlines what a paradigm shift is where an established model in some discipline of science that has been in control of people's thinking for a very long time suddenly falls apart
Graham Hancock mentions the book 'The Structure of Scientific Revolutions' by Thomas Kuhn to explain the concept of a paradigm shift in science.
The Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game
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so obviously like when we did our cookbook i tried really hard to steer away from things that would be elk recipes deer recipes and just take it from a cut basis cookbook is excellent
Steven Rinella refers to his own cookbook and the organizational principle used within it (by cut rather than animal type).
When we did the complete guide to hunting butchering cooking wild game it came out at 700 pages
Steven Rinella mentions his multi-volume guide book, 'The Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game', noting its original length of 700 pages.
Dead Doctors Don't Lie
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my doctor died that was so it was sad when he died it was like I trusted you well there's a great book called dead doctors don't lie but this guy Joel Wallach
The host mentions this book and author in the context of discussing doctors and nutrition.
but i was reading this book called dead doctors don't lie it's by this guy joel wallock and it's all about mineral deficiencies
Joe Rogan mentions reading this book by Joel Wallach about mineral deficiencies and doctors' lack of knowledge about nutrition.
Holographic Universe
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i'd like to see that i tried reading this book the holographic universe but i didn't get into it
Eddie Bravo mentions trying to read the book 'The Holographic Universe' in the context of discussing the simulation theory.
I've got a lot of books that I want to read I started reading a book called the holographic universe
Danica mentions starting to read this book.
The Sports Gene
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I'm reading this book on the brain sort of like um that guy david epstein wrote he wrote the sports gene where he found the fastest people in the world tiny part of africa the people that run the farthest which is the highlands of kenya Really fascinating book he's a sports illustrated writer
The speaker mentions reading David Epstein's book 'The Sports Gene' about athletic performance.
Well so so if you look at there's a book called the sports gene that talks about this
Joe Rogan mentions a book called 'The Sports Gene' in a discussion about genetics and athletic ability.
The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason
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I actually I love it because I read his book spirituality without religion and I really liked it
Joe Rogan mentions reading Sam Harris's book 'Spirituality without Religion' and liking it.
I can't blur up the book we wrote together
Maajid Nawaz mentions the book he co-wrote with Sam Harris.
Cooking with Grease
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i i yeah i saw a lot of this when donna brazile released uh her book detailing how the dnc sort of rigged the primaries against bernie sanders and and for clinton there were so many people who were clinton supporters that just didn't want to believe it
Joe Rogan mentions Donna Brazile's book about the DNC primaries and how Clinton supporters reacted to its contents.
well her book was amazing though that that's what's interesting is they [ __ ] her over and then she came out with a book and that ripped them what i read about how they rigged the dnc
Joe Rogan mentions Donna Brazile's book about how the DNC was rigged, saying it was amazing and ripped the party.
Lost Connections
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we talked last time about my book about depression lost connections
Johann Hari mentions his previous book about depression, 'Lost Connections'.
We had a podcast with a guy wrote a book on it a guy Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression
Joe Rogan mentions having a podcast with Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression.
Into Thin Air
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Have you read the book into thin air by Jon Krakauer or anything about it? I say okay there's a famous book that's written about it where eleven people die
The host, Joe Rogan, asks the guest, Colin O'Brady, if he has read this famous book about climbing Everest.
This is the guy the the mountain climber that did into thin air and and and the the one about the Alaskan kid anyway he wrote this book called under the banner of asking kid who died
The speaker mentions Jon Krakauer and lists some of his books, including this one about mountain climbing.
The Happiness Hypothesis
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it's really moving his book uh the happiness hypothesis i'm i'm in the middle of it right now it's so good
Joe Rogan mentions reading Jonathan Haidt's book and finding it good and crucial for understanding personal biases.
I've been listening to the happiness hypothesis over the last few days and I really really enjoy it
Joe Rogan mentions listening to the book by the guest, Jonathan Haidt.
Heavens on Earth
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the moral arc uh heavens on earth look at you skeptic magazine
Joe Rogan points to a pile of Michael Shermer's books, and Michael Shermer names another one.
Michael Shermer in Heaven's on earth yeah the scientific search for the afterlife immortality in Utopia
The host introduces the guest, Michael Shermer, and states the title of his book.
The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift: Gulliver's travels
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i mean i'm reading jonathan hates book the the two books that uh i've been reading recently but the other one is the cobbling of the american mind
Michael Shermer mentions reading a book by Jonathan Haidt, stating the title (with a likely typo 'cobbling' instead of 'coddling').
and I remember reading letter from Birmingham jail as a kid Jonathan Swift Modest Proposal as a kid and Tupac me against the world
Eddie Huang mentions reading this work by Jonathan Swift as a kid, listing it as one of the three works that inspired him to write.
Republic, Lost
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He wrote a book called Republic lost. And he's got a couple TED talks about that
One of the speakers mentions a book called "Republic Lost" written by Lawrence Lessig (who was discussed earlier) in the context of discussing campaign finance and political corruption.
Lawrence Lessig you need to have in the podcast who wrote Republic lost
Bryan Callen mentions Lawrence Lessig and his book 'Republic Lost' about money in politics.
Fight for the Forgotten
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He just wrote a book it's available in Amazon I think it's called like [ __ ] from victim Victor
Justin Wren mentions that he just wrote a book that is available on Amazon and gives a potential title.
so when we did this show for your buddy that helps the Congo pygmies Justin Justin Justin on the back of his book it's exactly my tattoo
Tom Papa mentions a book by their friend Justin, who helps the Congo pygmies, noting that the image on the back of the book looks like his tattoo.
Brazil
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well especially when they found out when Donna Brazil's book came out they found out what they had done to Bernie during the primaries
Joe Rogan mentions Donna Brazile's book and its contents regarding the Democratic primaries.
Did you read Donna Brazil's book I didn't read the whole book I heard I got a excerpt excerpts from it and of it I was shocked that they conspired to have Hillary win the primaries I was more shocked that more people weren't outraged yeah
Joe Rogan asks Tulsi Gabbard if she read Donna Brazile's book. Tulsi says she read excerpts, and they discuss the book's revelation about the DNC conspiring to favor Hillary Clinton in the primaries.
The culture code
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it is your a the talent code no Daniel Coyle know one of the interesting parts about it is Brazilian soccer players how good they are
Joe Rogan mentions the book title, and Neil deGrasse Tyson immediately follows by mentioning the author and discussing a point from the book.
and also the talent code It's another book I'm in the middle of I feel like the tipping's great book
Joe Rogan mentions another book he is currently reading/listening to called 'The Talent Code'.
The Bell Curve
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so I had charles murray on my podcast a year ago and charles murray is this this social scientist who published the bell curve back in the 90s which it was a a book about IQ and and success in in western societies like our own
Sam Harris mentions having Charles Murray on his podcast and refers to Murray's book 'The Bell Curve'.
so they're charles murray wrote this book called the bell curve I don't know 20 years ago or something 25 even yeah where he argued that there are racial differences in intelligence IQ specifically with Asians being the highest and then whites and then blacks
Joe Rogan mentions Charles Murray's controversial book 'The Bell Curve' and its arguments about race and intelligence.
Waking Up
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and I quote from Sam Harris's the opening pages of waking up you know I took ecstasy and I'm sitting there on the couch with my buddy
The speaker compares near-death experiences to psychedelic experiences and mentions Sam Harris's book, quoting from its opening pages.
I mean one of the points that sam Harris mutual friend of ours great podcaster great writer has made in his book waking up which was one of his many books but I think my favorite is that you know in the West we've developed an intellectual and scientific culture that is really robust and has changed the world
Dan Harris mentions Sam Harris's book 'Waking Up' and calls it his favorite among Sam's books.
Pioneers of Old Monocacy
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Like if you were to look up if you were to go to some bookstore, there's there's a popular one called The Sons of Coronado. And it's like this legacy of people looking for Spanish gold. Somewhere in there, my family will will be in there.
The guest mentions a popular book about the search for Spanish gold, noting that his family is mentioned in it.
Exploration Fawcett
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I was reading uh yesterday I was reading uh uh exploration faucet. Have you ever read this before? Listen to the audio book. It it's his Percy Percy Faucets personal diary.
The guest mentions reading this book, which is Percy Fawcett's personal diary, and that he was listening to the audiobook.
Rebel without a Crew
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I wrote a book called Rebel Without a Crew that really inspired filmmakers because you remember that for it too just recently.
Robert Rodriguez mentions writing this book about his experience making his first feature film, Mariachi, and how it inspired other filmmakers.
Almost Interesting
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He tells the story in his book and I apologize to him. He goes, 'Oh, don't worry. It's a good story.'
Rich Voss mentions that David Spade tells the story of the drug incident in his book.
Provoked
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And you know, my uh um uh Scott Horton, who I always try to promote on here, he just wrote this book called Provoked. I think it's the best book that's been written on the uh history leading up to uh um the the war between is basically takes you from the collapse of the Soviet Union up to the war in Ukraine.
Dave Smith mentions Scott Horton and his book, describing its topic and scope.
Jurassic Park
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I mean this is uh essentially literally wild. This is essentially real life Jurassic Park.
Joe Rogan compares the guest's de-extinction company to the concept presented in the book/movie 'Jurassic Park'.
The China Study: Revised and Expanded Edition
Mentioned 1 time
I read about the China diet. And so you start believing that, but that's not really true.
The speaker mentions reading about 'the China diet' in the context of discussing vegan/vegetarian diets and their purported health benefits.
Roadside Picnic
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it's based on a on a book by the strugatsky brothers it was called roadside picnic
One of the guests mentions the film 'Stalker' is based on this book by the Strugatsky brothers.
Charter Schools and Their Enemies
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Thomas Soul has a great book about this called conflict of Visions it's really fundamentally about what you see as the truth about human nature
One of the guests mentions this book by Thomas Sowell as being about the fundamental debates between left and right regarding human nature.
Classroom Confidential
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uh I've got a book out in August uh it's called classroom confidential
Guest Francis Foster announces he has a book coming out called 'Classroom Confidential'.
Donnie Brasco: Unfinished Business
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Um, but the safeguard process was created by Joe Pone, Donnie Brasco. It was created by Joe and a and a former agent who was back his background was a clinical psychologist, Steve Ban.
The guest mentions Joe Pistone (referred to as Joe Pone) and 'Donnie Brasco' in the context of the creation of the FBI's undercover safeguard process, highlighting Pistone's famous undercover work.
Siege
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the base is an accelerationist group and that's what I I again great detail in the book uh in the podcast but the thing is is most people hear white supremacy they think hoods and robes and crosses on fire right that's not this man the these are these are this is why they're called accelerationist there's a book out there called siege uh written by James Mason longtime white supremacist it's a weird book it's basically articles and interviews all just shoved together.
The guest mentions this book as being influential in the accelerationist white supremacy movement, describing its content and author.
Code Name: Pale Horse
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Tell everybody the book. Uh the book is Codeename Pailhorse. Uh and it's how I went undercover to expose America's Nazis.
The guest announces the title and subtitle of his book, which is the subject of the discussion.
Top Five Regrets of the Dying
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You know, there was that um five deathbed regrets of the dying. Um I wish I'd kept in touch with my friends. I wish I hadn't worked so much. I wish I'd allowed myself to be happy. I wish uh I'd lived the life I wanted and not the life that other people had for me.
Chris Williamson mentions the concept of the 'five deathbed regrets of the dying' and lists some of them.
Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, Global Edition
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I had um the guy who wrote uh Stuart Russell, he wrote the original AI textbook. It's translated into 70 languages around the world.
Chris Williamson mentions Stuart Russell and his AI textbook.
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An Inequality in the Geometry of Numbers
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It's amazing what was accomplished on amphetamines. I mean, uh, Norman Oler's book, Blitz, I loved those episodes that you did with Yeah.
Joe Rogan mentions Norman Ohler's book 'Blitz' in the context of amphetamine use in World War II.
The Last President or 1900
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I got it in a three-part series that has the the baron Trump one and then the last president and there's one other one
The guest mentions 'the last president' as part of a three-book series he acquired, alongside 'little Baron trumps'.
Ask the Dust
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he wrote a he wrote a book called ask the dust and um The Adventures of vuro Bandini
Speaker mentions this book by John Fante as an inspiration for Charles Bukowski, describing its setting in 1930s Los Angeles.
Brotherhood Of The Grape
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he wrote a he wrote a book called ask the dust and um The Adventures of vuro Bandini
Speaker mentions this book by John Fante as an inspiration for Charles Bukowski.
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
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you know John Perkins Yes have you ever had him on No I have not oh man cuz he wrote about this you know economic Hitman yeah confession of e economic Hitman w wow I mean basically us Aid
Adam Curry mentions John Perkins and his book about 'economic hitmen' in the context of government control structures and USAID. Joe repeats the title.
Dark Alliance
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I mean you know Gary Webb obviously wrote all about this in dark Alliance and uh you know there's all sorts of fantastic books on all this if you want to read more like operation gladio by Paul Williams
The speaker mentions Gary Webb's book about the CIA, Contras, and crack cocaine.
Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey
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and I was like Baron Trump's marvelous underground Journey What is this it's like an old it's a book from wrote it it is from 1893 nearly forgotten Baron Trump's marvelous underground Journey blends of Science Fiction and Fantasy in a story told by little Baron Trump an aristocrat boy
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey' in the context of strange coincidences and simulation theory, reading a description of the book.
Rules for Radicals
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Mentioned 1 time
Rules for Radicals You ever read that book Glen Beck used to bring it up but the way he made those people fart a lot in the theater
The book 'Rules for Radicals' is mentioned, and the speaker asks if the other person has read it.
Walden
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you know the most men lead lives of quiet desperation the thorough line that I [ __ ] love so dearly It's such a great line
Joe Rogan quotes the famous line 'the mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation' and attributes it to 'the thorough line,' likely referring to Henry David Thoreau's Walden.
Moby Dick
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it's the the hero or the protagonist doesn't learn from his mistakes and and and holds on Moby Dick is a tragedy because Ahab will not give up on this [ __ ] white
One of the speakers uses Moby Dick as an example of a tragedy where the protagonist doesn't learn from his mistakes.
Collapse
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I read a book once by Jared diamond called collapse You ever read that book
Mel Gibson mentions reading the book 'Collapse' by Jared Diamond and asks Joe Rogan if he has read it.
The Nazi symbiosis
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They said, okay, let's liberate them now! What scientific data was it yielding supposedly? Yeah, it's this book I read called The Nazi Symbiosis. They talked all about it.
Joe mentions reading a book titled 'The Nazi Symbiosis', which discusses the use of Holocaust victims by Nazi scientists for conducting scientific research.
... Trotzdem Ja zum Leben sagen
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Well, like Man's Search for Meaning with Victor Frankl! You ever read that?
Joe Rogan mentions *Man's Search for Meaning* by Viktor Frankl, highlighting it as an influential book that explores how personal experiences can transform one's worldview.
In the Heart of the Sea
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Did you ever read a book by Nathaniel Philbrick called 'In the Heart of the Sea'? Oh man, this is a true story of the sinking of a whaling ship called the Essex.
Joe Rogan and Mike Rowe mention 'In the Heart of the Sea' by Nathaniel Philbrick. This book tells the compelling true story of the Essex, a whaling ship that tragically sank.
The Rust Programming Language (Covers Rust 2018)
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He, he's a [__] tremendous! He's one of a kind and his book is great too if you haven't read his book! But, um, he's sitting there; he'd been eating mushrooms, you know!
Theo Von refers to a book that is likely related to James J. Braddock. While no specific title or author is mentioned, it's emphasized as a worthwhile read.
The Sign and the Seal
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I decided to investigate it and explore it, and it led to The Sign and the Seal, which was published in 1992, and that’s what set me on the path to Fingerprints of the Gods and everything that followed!
In this segment, Graham Hancock refers to his book 'The Sign and the Seal,' explaining that it was his initial exploration into the topic, published in 1992, and it laid the groundwork for his subsequent work, including 'Fingerprints of the Gods.'
Bible
Mentioned 1 time
So there's a guy named Peter Dale Scott who actually wrote the book on the deep state and brought like the concept over from Turkey to here. And if you talk to him, he was really involved or wrote about or covered the attempts to assassinate Castro.
Joe Rogan and Shane Smith talk about the 'deep state,' with Shane noting that Peter Dale Scott authored a book on the subject. This work helped introduce the concept from Turkey to the United States as part of a broader discussion on intelligence agencies and related conspiracies.
Quotes from George R. R. Martin's A Game of Thrones Book Series 2019 Day-to-Day
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I liked it so much I told Dean after the first season I didn't want to wait til the second season. So I got the book and I ended up reading all five.
A guest mentions reading the 'Game of Thrones' book series because he didn't want to wait for the second season of the TV show.
A Fighter's Heart
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Mentioned 1 time
And a guy that I think was on your podcast a long time ago—Sam Sheridan— Yeah! Yeah! In 'A Fighter’s Heart,' there’s a great chapter where he talks about dog fighting in the Philippines.
Joe Rogan and Andrew Huberman discuss the book 'A Fighter's Heart' by Sam Sheridan, particularly focusing on a chapter about dog fighting in the Philippines, which explores the relationship between humans and dogs and how it influences the dogs' performance in fights.
Murder Machine
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Mentioned 1 time
Joey Diaz once gave me a book called Murder Machine about Roy DeMeo, a mob-related serial killer.
Adam Sandler talks about how Joey Diaz gave him the book 'Murder Machine', which delves into the life of Roy DeMeo, a mob-affiliated serial killer. He highlights how the book's grim subject matter impacted his ability to perform comedy.
The lord of the rings, J.R.R. Tolkien
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High fantasy? What does that mean? Lord of the Rings type stuff? That sounds fun!
In a discussion about the 'high fantasy' genre, Joe Rogan references 'Lord of the Rings' as an example, which Bob Gymlan agrees sounds fun.
The hobbit, J.R.R. Tolkien
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Look, people love those kinds of fantasy-type books, and I mean, think about The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones; people love it!
Joe Rogan brings up 'The Hobbit' along with 'Lord of the Rings' and 'Game of Thrones' as examples of widely loved fantasy books.
The Book Thief
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It was very funny writing the book because I wanted to get into the new ideas.
Sara Imari Walker talks about her experience in writing a book that delves into her innovative ideas on the definition of life. This conversation arose while discussing the influence and expectations of her editor on the project's development.
The 4-Hour work Week
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There are so many books like that: The 4-Hour Work Week, you know?
The guest mentions 'The 4-Hour Work Week' as an example of books that discuss strategies for reducing work hours.
Open
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Anytime you think in sports, it's fucking over. I was just reading that Agassi book; it's so good! I didn't realize how good...
Sam Morril talks about reading Andre Agassi's autobiography, expressing his admiration for the book even though he doesn't mention the exact title. It's clear from the context that he's referring to Andre Agassi's stories.
The man without a face
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But like if you read—I was reading a Putin book, and literally every chapter just ends with a guy going out in his hallway and getting shot in the face! And I’m like, this seems like a pretty fucked-up rise to power!
Sam Morril talks about a book on Putin that depicts a violent path to power, where many chapters conclude with a person getting assassinated.
Study Guide
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Because I think we were called Mr. Crow's Garden, and it's a book. It's a children's book from the 20s called Mr. Crow's Garden, with an E.
Chris Robinson informs Joe Rogan that his band's name, 'Mr. Crow's Garden,' was inspired by a 1920s children's book bearing the same title. The book's reference provides insight into the origin of the band's name.
A path here no man thought
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Words of Carl Sagan, who is the author of Nuclear Winter.
Annie Jacobsen references the book 'Nuclear Winter' by Carl Sagan during a discussion about the potential consequences of a nuclear war.
Surprise, Kill, Vanish
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Someone was asking me about my book, 'Surprise, Kill, Vanish,' about the CIA's paramilitary guys, the Ground Branch, the snake eaters.
Annie Jacobsen references her book 'Surprise, Kill, Vanish' while explaining the origins of the CIA's paramilitary operations and their role within the intelligence agency.
Twilight of the elites
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Well, uh, Barack Obama talked about how just being in the room with the donor class changes you; just being in the room with—and Chris Hayes wrote a book called 'The Twilight of the Elite' about how all that happens, and then he became the thing he wrote about.
During the conversation, the book 'Twilight of the Elites: America After Meritocracy' by Christopher Hayes is referenced as a commentary on how proximity to powerful individuals can transform a person. Interestingly, the discussion also points out that Chris Hayes himself exemplifies the very phenomenon he described in his book.
The Undiscovered Self
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I've had, uh... so I was reading this book called The Undiscovered Self by Carl Jung, and it's amazing how it fits what's happening right now today!
The mention of Carl Jung's book 'The Undiscovered Self' comes up in a discussion about how the themes of the book relate to current societal issues. It provides insight into how people might project their inner needs and desires onto external entities, resonating with contemporary events.
Critique of psychoanalysis
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So anyway, so this book, the Red Book, that he wrote down his experiences of for those four years where he could give himself like a mushroom... he, uh, it finally got published in 2010!
The host discusses 'The Red Book' by Carl Jung, which details his experiences over four years. The speaker notes the book's publication in 2010, along with its dense nature.
Mysterium Coniunctionis
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I was reading a book called The Mysterium Coniunctio that he wrote, and it took me like a week just... just the opening paragraph just to keep going and I'm like, what the f***!
During the podcast, the host discusses how challenging it was to read Carl Jung's book, 'Mysterium Coniunctionis,' commenting humorously on spending a week on just the opening paragraph due to its complexity.
Moderner Mythus
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What is Carl Jung's book on flying saucers called? But he had this concept about flying saucers; he thinks they're... they're constructs of the mind, but not necessarily that they're not real!
In the podcast, Carl Jung's book about flying saucers is mentioned. The discussion focuses on Jung's concept of flying saucers, which he considers to be constructs of the mind, while also acknowledging their potential reality.
Erinnerungen, Träume, Gedanken
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I think the best book to start with Carl Jung is my memories, dreams, reflections, which is his biography and he wrote... mhm!
In this segment, Carl Jung's autobiography, 'Memories, Dreams, Reflections', is suggested as the best book to start with for those interested in his work.
My Ántonia
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As I noted in my book, we might understand reality about as well as a dog understands a TV screen; we have no concept of the mechanisms that produce the images in front of us.
The podcast guest refers to their previously published book, indicating that our understanding of reality is limited, much like a dog's inability to comprehend the images on a TV screen.
In My Time of Dying
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I will be publicly executed by my publisher if I don't mention my book, *In My Time of Dying: How I Came Face to Face with the Idea of an Afterlife.*
Sebastian Junger humorously states that he will be obligated to mention his book, *In My Time of Dying: How I Came Face to Face with the Idea of an Afterlife*, highlighting its significance in the context of the podcast.
The Right Stuff
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the right stuff was i it's what motivated me to be an astronaut I read that book as a in high school and it kind of i didn't know anything like no one in my family had ever been an astronaut or a pilot And so that right stuff book showed me how to be an astronaut
Terry Virts mentions reading 'The Right Stuff' in high school and how it inspired him to become an astronaut.
Mikey and the Dragons
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but he did a book that didn't get a lot uh it's been kind of quiet with the mikey and the dragon book okay yeah and mikey slays the dragon I think I don't want to just code it He'll punch me in the face but i uh i read it and i'm not i'm not kidding you as a father and with your kids and you have that moment where you're reading to him there's a heavy moment in there where the dad had died and then the mikey's like reading in his letter to him and it's like i well up like i have to stop for a second and read it but it's so good and it's such a great story and it's like for a guy who is you know in leadership in an award a warrior and went through those that organization he's very creative in his his endeavors of writing and working and his thinking on that
Todd White mentions Jocko Willink's children's book, noting it hasn't gotten much attention. He describes reading it to his kids and getting emotional during a specific part of the story, praising Jocko's creativity as a writer. He also mentions the subtitle 'Mikey Slays the Dragon'.
The Road
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it started a decade ago when ridley scott had me write a script he wanted he had read the cormac mccarthy novel the road which is this post-apocalyptic story father and son
Lawrence Wright mentions Ridley Scott wanting him to write a script based on Cormac McCarthy's novel 'The Road'.
Heretic
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i published my last book in 2015. it's called heretic and i was sent to you know msnbc all of the mainstream media agencies cnn it was it was all over the place
Ayaan Hirsi Ali mentions her book 'Heretic' from 2015, contrasting the level of media promotion it received compared to her current book.
Nancy Drew
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i heard nancy drews and you know be on a journey with her trying to figure out who the bad guys are it was fun it was interesting
Ayaan Hirsi Ali mentions reading Nancy Drew books as a teenager, finding them fun and imagining a world where women solve mysteries.
When Harry Became Sally
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it makes me feel the way you know when amazon stopped selling when harry turned sally or harry returning to sally you know a book like that
Ayaan Hirsi Ali mentions Amazon stopping the sale of this book, linking it to the controversy around transgender issues and perceived 'hate speech'.
The Moral Animal
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uh the moral animal
Doug Stanhope mentions the title of a book he listened to on Audible about evolutionary psychology.
Count Down
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Oh her book um she she wrote this book about how chemicals uh mostly leeched from plastic or getting into human bodies uh one of the big ones is phthalates other ones are glyphosate that roundup chemical that monsanto uses on crops and they're affecting the way children develop in a radical and very measurable way from the advent of petrochemicals from the 1950s the advent of plastics that we started really using plastics a lot the the size of men's taints has shrunk
Joe Rogan mentions the book written by the previous guest, Shanna Swan, describing its focus on how chemicals from plastics affect human reproductive development.
Pale Blue Dot
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and my favorite way he did that was at the beginning of a book he titled a little pale blue dot
Joe mentions Carl Sagan's book titled 'a little pale blue dot' and describes its famous premise.
Lord of Flies
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remember Lord of the Flies was that it's called that movie is Savage as [ __ ] real
The speaker mentions 'Lord of the Flies' (referred to as a movie) in the context of human nature and savagery, relating it to real-world events.
Cosmic Queries
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that's my segue my awkward segue to the book i just published Okay called cosmic queries
Neil deGrasse Tyson announces his newly published book and describes its theme.
Flow
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you can think about that when you can think about something that over welms your concentration and requires you to be 100% present and in the moment you're not checking your Twitter you're not [ __ ] seeing who's M at you you're there and You're Timeless you know time goes by you don't even realize it it's like I read this book a long time called flow Yes and it was all about being in Flow State and all that stuff and I used to get it sometimes when I played basketball not not as often because I wasn't that good
Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'Flow' and relates its concept of 'Flow State' to experiences like playing basketball and performing stand-up comedy.
The Hunger Games
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It's a Hunger Games it's like when I was reading this book Hunger Games I literally like oh my God this person copied North Korea
The guest compares the situation in North Korea to the book The Hunger Games, noting the similarities.
Bhagavad-Gita
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the great moment where everything changed forever was oppenheimer when he reads from the bhagavad-gita when he talked about him become yeah death destroyer of worlds
Joe Rogan mentions Oppenheimer reading from the Bhagavad Gita.
The Prince
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That's part of machiavelli, that's prince
The speaker mentions Machiavelli's 'Prince' in the context of discussing Trump's political behavior.
The 33 Strategies of War
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first I got robert green which to me was very interesting robert greene the 48 laws of power 33 strategies of war I got him
The speaker mentions having Robert Greene as a guest and lists two of his books, including '33 strategies of war'.
The Nurture Assumption
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There's a book called the nurture assumption and she makes the point in that book that humans define themselves by opposition
Michael Malice mentions the book and its central thesis about how humans define themselves by opposition.
The White Pill
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my book the anarchist handbook which i dropped in may was the top non-fiction book on amazon for a few hours
Michael Malice mentions his own book, 'The Anarchist Handbook', its release date, and its success on Amazon.
Twilight
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like the the [ __ ] Twilight series that was literally about girls having a sexual relationship with a Vampire which is the dumbest [ __ ] thing I've ever heard of my life
Joe Rogan mentions the Twilight series as an example of romantic books for women involving vampires. Suzanne Santo later confirms reading the books as a youngster.
Overdosed America
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and I worked for two years on a book called overdosed America it was published in 2004 and it had the Vio story in it
The guest mentions working on and publishing a previous book titled 'Overdosed America'.
The Anxious Generation
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It's really really 2007. It's uh the coddling of the american mind People haven't read it It's really good
Josh Szeps mentions this book, co-authored by Jonathan Haidt (who he was just discussing), and recommends it.
The Cold and the Dark
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but then a part of me is like like i read a great book in my teens which was uh carl sagan and it's it's one of his books called the demon haunted world Yes i read that book
Josh Szeps mentions reading this book by Carl Sagan in his youth and how it influenced his thinking about reason and skepticism. Joe Rogan confirms he also read it.
The Lord of the Rings
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we know the lord of the rings and the hobbit and tolkien knew this
Jordan Peterson mentions 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit' by Tolkien, discussing them as retellings of old stories with religious significance.
The Fellowship of the Ring
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we know the lord of the rings and the hobbit and tolkien knew this
Jordan Peterson mentions 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit' by Tolkien, discussing them as retellings of old stories with religious significance.
Computational physics
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I wrote a book on computational physics 40 years ago
The guest mentions writing a previous book on computational physics.
Slavery and social death
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there's this great book by orlando patterson who's a harvard sociologist called slavery and social death it's like this 500 page tome on slavery and it has a database in the back of the book of every known example a recorded example of slavery since people began writing things down
Coleman Hughes mentions this book by Orlando Patterson, describing it as a large book about the history of slavery globally, noting its extensive database of examples.
Studies in Early American History
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i've never been i've never been to franklin you know but i use his book
Joe Rogan mentions using Aaron Franklin's book for barbecue.
Death Note, Vol. 4
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i mean i i love anime because i the stories are so weird that it inspires me I feel like it's actually a really good way to like develop create creatively um like death note what you've probably have you ever heard of that yes like one of these families yeah yeah this story is about a book that fell from the sky and you can write any name in it and they die
Mr. Beast mentions the anime/manga 'Death Note' and describes its premise involving a supernatural notebook ('book') that kills anyone whose name is written in it.
The Decline of the West
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um there is a nietzsche talked about this uh rene guinon a french philosopher and oswald spengler in the decline of the west volume we wrote two whole giant books on this
Josh Barnett mentions this two-volume work by Oswald Spengler in the context of cyclical ages of civilization and societal decline.
On the Genealogy of Morals
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and part of what genon and nietzsche and you know nietzsche's concept is the last man and this is you know you want to understand this go read the spoken serathustra uh with get on start with crisis of the modern world with uh spengler probably man and technics is the is the easiest one to get with if you feel like it there's a lot of people have been have now started reproducing his work
Josh Barnett recommends reading this book by Nietzsche to understand the concept of the last man, in the context of discussing patterns of human behavior and societal decline.
Apocalypse Never
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this is the subject of this is where san francisco and apocalypse never are going is that really people have created a new religion
Michael Shellenberger mentions his books 'San Francisco' and 'Apocalypse Never' in the context of his current perspective.
Nicomachean Ethics
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And it's hard to be a good person and aristotle has already said all those things that you just said
Gad Saad comments that Aristotle had already expressed the ideas Joe Rogan was discussing about being a good person, discipline, truth, etc.
Confederates in the Attic
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because i've read my friend hank turned me on to uh the book about cabeza de baca is it a strange place that's what it's called a place so strange I think it's a place so strange alan so strange that's it
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about Cabeza de Vaca, confirming the title 'A Place So Strange'.
The Secret
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because that was the big complaint about uh i never read the uh the reacher books
The host mentions fan complaints about the movie adaptation of the 'Reacher' books.
Roots
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they kind of whitewashed slavery up until roots came out like they didn't really dive into just how bad it was from what i from what i've heard until roots came out roots was the first representation of what of them
The speaker mentions the book/miniseries 'Roots' as the first time America had an open, honest conversation about slavery.
The Obstacle Is the Way
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i lived there when i wrote obstacle actually
Ryan Holiday mentions living in New York when he wrote 'Obstacle'.
The Brass Check, a Study of American Journalism
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there's another book called the brass check which was written in i don't know 1910 1912 1930 anyways upton sinclair who wrote the jungle
Ryan Holiday mentions 'The Brass Check' by Upton Sinclair.
Anatomy Trains
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i mean my first book was about media manipulation
Ryan Holiday reiterates that his first book was about media manipulation.
The Daily Stoic Journal
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so like when the obstacles away came out it did
Ryan Holiday discusses the initial reception of 'The Obstacle Is the Way'.
Stillness Is the Key
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uh stillness is the key
Ryan Holiday mentions one of his books that hit number one on the New York Times list.
What Made Maddy Run
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and kate fagan's an incredible writer
Ryan Holiday mentions the author of the book about the cross-country runner.
The radium girls
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what are some other movies radium girls oh um dallas buyers club
Gina Carano mentions 'Radium Girls' in a list of other movies, likely referring to the story which is most famously told in the book by Kate Moore.
Bullshit Jobs
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Have you heard this book uh [ __ ] jobs No I forget who I forget who it's by but he talks about that I like there's so many there's so many jobs created in America that don't need to exist and we most of the time we spend looking busy
Brian Simpson mentions a book titled 'Bullshit Jobs' that discusses the existence of unnecessary jobs and people spending time looking busy at work. He does not recall the author.
Trauma: The Invisible Epidemic
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incredible trauma therapist and work has written about trauma Or the book on trauma that i think is the one in my opinion
Andrew Huberman mentions a book on trauma by his podcast guest Paul Conti, calling it 'the one' in his opinion.
The Untethered Soul
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uh it's from the untethered soul a book that i haven't read but i know that quote from a great quote
Zachary Levi attributes a quote about the mind to the book 'The Untethered Soul'.
Radical Love
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oh so uh tell people about your book man ... but there you go there's a picture of love yeah man so basically the long story short i had this whole breakdown i went to all this therapy on the heels of going to this life-saving therapy
Zachary Levi introduces and describes his new book, 'A Picture of Love', which is about his mental health journey and therapy.
Shooting an Elephant and Other Essays
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my dad uh he grew up in a very poor part of the north of england which is wigan orwell actually wrote a book about it the road to wigan pier talking about the deprivation of that of that particular part of the world
Francis Foster mentions George Orwell's book 'The Road to Wigan Pier' in the context of his father's working-class background in Wigan.
Immigrant's Love Letter to the West
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and i you know i wrote an immigrants love letter to the west joe because i i love the particularly the united states britain
Konstantin Kisin mentions that he wrote a book titled 'An Immigrant's Love Letter to the West'.
In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts
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uh this book the myth of normal this is your book yeah it's called the myth of normal trauma illness and healing in a toxic culture
The host introduces the guest's new book, and the guest provides the full title.
Scattered
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that was my first book on adhd it's the american scattered or scattered minds depending on which edition you got
The guest mentions his first book, which is about ADHD, and provides its titles.
Trump: The Art of the Deal
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the guy who wrote the art of the deal with him a guy called tony schwartz once said that this man doesn't know the difference between truth and lie
The guest mentions the co-author of this book and quotes him regarding Donald Trump.
Genius Kitchen
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but yeah i've written three books the first book was called genius foods and it really is a nutritional care manual for the human brain so anybody genius foods genius foods
Max Lugavere introduces his first book, 'Genius Foods', describing it as a nutritional care manual for the human brain.
The Lord of the Rings
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do you remember that laying in your bed at night and reading Lord of the Rings or lying the witch in The Wardrobe or one of those books
Joe Rogan mentions reading 'The Lord of the Rings' as a child, highlighting its immersive quality.
Case Against the Sexual Revolution
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and I ended up writing this piece because Louise Perry wrote a book the case against sexual Revolution and it it kind of framed what I had been feeling
Bridget mentions writing a piece because Louise Perry's book, 'The Case Against the Sexual Revolution', helped her frame her feelings about the topic.
The Gray Man (Netflix Movie Tie-In)
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You know I I mean one of the reasons why I got really into fiction recently and I've been reading all these uh The Gray Man books and all these fiction books is because it's escapism
Joe mentions reading 'The Gray Man books' as a form of escapism.
Food of the Gods
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kudos to them for for for for realizing terence's book was called food of the gods that that the ex encounters with psychedelics with ancient psychedelics were what put Humanity on a huge leap forward
Graham Hancock mentions Terence McKenna's book "Food of the Gods" and its theme about psychedelics and human evolution.
Hard Kick in the Nuts
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And I've got my new books um a hard kick in the nuts whatever that's a perfect name for you for a book nice
Steve-O announces the title of his new book.
Gates of Fire
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then what came after that was Gates of Fire book about the 300 Spartans at Thermopylae
Steven Pressfield mentions his book 'Gates of Fire'.
Discipline Equals Freedom
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my friend Jocko he uh has this quote Discipline Equals Freedom
Joe Rogan mentions Jocko Willink and his quote/book title 'Discipline Equals Freedom'.
Starry Messenger: Cosmic Perspectives on Civilisation
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what is the book by the way oh Starry Messenger it's awesome now Cosmic perspectives civilization came out eight weeks ago
Joe asks for the title of Neil's book, and Neil provides it, along with the subtitle and publication timeframe.
The Kill Chain
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I'm reading a terrible book about this too what is in the middle of this book called The Kill chain It's all about uh how China has a technological superiority Over America because our systems don't communicate with each other and we don't have machine learning with all our military systems and God how far behind they are in terms of uh like what's available in terms and like what they have available in terms of like artificial
Speaker mentions reading a 'terrible book' called 'The Kill chain' about China's technological superiority in military systems compared to the US.
Quitters Never Win
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I know you have to get eye test every single time beforehand uh and they check it all like that way so yeah I was I was sitting there reading the bising book and it's like man am I ever going to have to do that we figuring out a ways to lie and everything
Belal mentions reading Michael Bisping's book and thinking about potentially having to lie about his eye injuries like Bisping did.
The Secret Lives of Bats
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Right The Secret Lives of bats is one of your books and the other one is the bat house guide
The host mentions one of the guest's books by title.
The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels
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but Alex Epstein who wrote fossil fuel future recently comments about this a bit
Jordan Peterson mentions Alex Epstein and his book in the context of discussing climate change and energy.
After Steve
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There's a great book uh I forget exactly the name I think it's Apple life after Steve so after Steve Jobs died Steve was a product guy... Tim Cook is a managerial type his job is to squeeze as much money out of the stock price
Saagar mentions a book about Apple after Steve Jobs died, describing Tim Cook's management style as focused on financial gain rather than product innovation.
Crime and Punishment
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I am one of my favorite books and the reason I always wanted to learn Russian was Crime and Punishment
The speaker mentions "Crime and Punishment" as one of their favorite books and the reason they wanted to learn Russian.
The World Without Us
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oh yeah there's a great book about that it's not long it's called the world without us
The speaker mentions a book called "the world without us" in the context of discussing what would happen if humans disappeared and how long it would take for nature to reclaim the Earth.
Controlled Process Shooting
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and so I wrote I wrote what was called the mental mechanics and instructor's guide and it had kind of the sequence of of drills and how to get somebody's mind into this
Joel mentions writing a guide titled 'The Mental Mechanics and Instructor's Guide' which outlines the drills and sequence for his teaching system.
A Guide to Practicum and Internship for School Counselors-in-Training
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and so I wrote I wrote what was called the mental mechanics and instructor's guide and it had kind of the sequence of of drills and how to get somebody's mind into this
Joel mentions writing a guide titled 'The Mental Mechanics and Instructor's Guide' which outlines the drills and sequence for his teaching system.
Weapons of Mass Instruction
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it apparently came from this says it came from a 2009 book called weapons and mass instruction and then it was echoed by someone in the New York Times
Jamie mentions a 2009 book as the source of the idea that public education was developed for factory workers.
La "Relación" o "Naufragios" de Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca
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that uh that book the first thing I ever talked to you about was uh cabasa de vaka and then they were like the guy the guy they hired to do the navigating like [ __ ] up yeah and then they they had no idea he had to be like no I know where we're going
Joe mentions this historical account/book as something he discussed with Shane previously, highlighting the navigator's failure.
The Evolution of Desire
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you wrote a whole book on murder I wrote a whole book on murder yeah uh you know uh yeah the murderer next door
The guest, David Buss, confirms he wrote a book on murder and mentions its title.
The Blank Slate
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I'm I'm a big fan of his I've been asthma uh friends with him for for many many years and his book The Blank Slate um lays all this out
David Buss mentions Steven Pinker's book 'The Blank Slate' in the context of discussing the denial of human nature.
This Is Your Brain on Birth Control
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some of it done by Sarah hill by the way a professor at uh Texas Christian University the former student of mine and she's superb she's written a book called your brain on birth control which I recommended she would be cool to have on your podcast
David Buss mentions a book by his former student, Sarah Hill, about the effects of birth control and recommends her as a podcast guest.
When Men Behave Badly
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He got the evolution of Desire the murderer next door the dangerous passion and uh when men behave badly all of it
Joe Rogan lists several of David Buss's books, including 'When Men Behave Badly'.
Outlive
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so uh outlive the science and art of longevity this is a big one buddy Look at this look at all this It's a lot of information in this
Peter Attia presents his new book to Joe Rogan, who comments on its size and content.
The Next 100 Years
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He's an author and he wrote this book called The Storm Before the calm super interesting He lives out here
Joe Rogan mentions George Friedman and his book 'The Storm Before the Calm', noting the author lives in Austin.
Shoeless Joe Jackson Comes to Iowa
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like the books like Field of Dreams Shoeless Joe Jackson they kind of present the case that like sports is the last or only meritocracy where like There are rules and boundaries and like truth shake out you Shake the Dice enough the truth
The speaker mentions the book "Shoeless Joe Jackson" (which became the movie "Field of Dreams") in the context of sports as a meritocracy and the impact of cheating.
Woke Racism
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because we had read I had read John mcc's book woke racism which came out right around the time that San Francisco came out and I just was like and he argues that wokeism is a religion
Michael Shellenberger mentions reading John McWhorter's book 'Woke Racism' and its argument.
The Revolt of the Public and the Crisis of Authority in the New Millennium
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so this is the Revolt of the public by Martin G is he argues that really all of this is just the elites freaking out about the rise of the internet
Michael Shellenberger mentions Martin Gurri's book 'The Revolt of the Public' and its argument about elites reacting to the internet.
The Innovators
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Walter Isaac who's writing a book about Elon right now by the way but Walter Ison in his biography of Steve Jobs he was like he was like look Steve Jobs was just too much of an [ __ ]
Michael Shellenberger mentions Walter Isaacson is writing a book about Elon Musk.
The Book
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I love those got book of longest breastfeed feedings
The speaker mentions a record related to breastfeeding, referencing a book that would contain such records.
Dove
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before I left a good friend of mine suggested this book called Dove written by a man named Robin Lee Graham and so he's like he's like hey I just read this book you should read it I think you'd really dig it and uh I didn't even know what it was about so um I found a used copy and took with me down there and read it and so it's it's the story I don't know if you've even heard of this this story of Robin Graham but he did I think he started 1967 he did a a solo circumnavigation in a sailboat that took him about five years to do but he at the time he was the youngest person to ever do that he started when he was like 15 and it it was like it got a lot of press like National Geographic covered it I think he's been on the of National Geographic like three times H and so it's an interesting account his solo circumnavigation um took him five years uh along the way he met this woman Patty like like this young you know pretty hippie chick like somewhere in the South Pacific and they fell in love and like got married and she would kind of meet him in different spots as he finished the circumnavigation and then the book ends um he returns to Los Angeles uh circumnavigation complete...
The guest mentions a friend recommended this book, he read it while in Buenos Aires, and describes its content about Robin Lee Graham's solo circumnavigation.
Fun Parties for Fun Kids
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so but then I started doing some internet research on on Robin Graham and turns out he wrote like a second book um called um the Sailor returns from the sea or something like that so what what had happened um and he did go through kind of a dark period after the circum navigation...
The guest mentions finding out through internet research that Robin Graham wrote a second book with this title.
Running the Light
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read the novel running the lights right here
Sam Tallent promotes his novel, 'running the lights', and encourages listeners to buy it from his website.
A.D. After Disclosure
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but there's a cool book uh called A.D after disclosure where which kind of does a thought experiment about what would happen... I didn't read it but I love Richard Dolan who wrote it and I've watched like uh hundreds of hours of his of his podcast he's he's a great researcher
The guest mentions a book by Richard Dolan titled 'A.D. After Disclosure' that explores the aftermath of official government disclosure about UFOs.
Unicorn Mom
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actually Annika Harris Sam Harris's wife wrote a cool book which I also haven't read but I know about it... it's uh it's called conscious and it's all about pants psychism which is cool coming from her because she obviously is like rigorous
The guest mentions a book by Annika Harris called 'conscious' that is about panpsychism.
The Negro Motorist Green Book Compendium
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I watched that [ __ ] thing again a couple weeks ago The Green Mile whatever the green book you know that dude's in the South he [ __ ] wanted to go sing in the South they wouldn't let him [ __ ] they wouldn't put him in a green room they wouldn't let him perform in the eat in the dining room with other people that was a different [ __ ] world man
Joey Diaz mentions 'the green book' in the context of discussing segregation and the challenges faced by Black performers traveling in the South.
Brother Sam's Universal Joke Book
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Well Sam had uh did you ever read his uh brother Bill his book? Yeah brother Sam book's called Brother Sam um that he talks about the slide like that when he started partying all the time he stopped writing
Joe Rogan asks Pauly Shore if he read Sam Kinison's brother Bill's book, mentions the title 'Brother Sam', and discusses its content about Sam's decline due to partying.
Thomas James, Minister of the Gospel
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he showed me a book on how uh Tesla energy was used to destroy the twin towers and I'm like what
Joe Rogan mentions that a doctor who gave out medical marijuana prescriptions showed him a book about Tesla energy being used to destroy the Twin Towers, highlighting the doctor's oddness.
The Chamber
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John Grisham he wrote his first book A Time to Kill and couldn't give that book away and then he writes the firm and that one takes off
Jack Carr mentions John Grisham's first book, 'A Time to Kill', as an example of an author whose first book didn't take off immediately.
The Firm
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John Grisham he wrote his first book A Time to Kill and couldn't give that book away and then he writes the firm and that one takes off Tom Cruise is in the movie
Jack Carr mentions John Grisham's book, 'The Firm', as the one that took off after 'A Time to Kill'.
On War
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and uh it's Carl and klauschwitz who wrote on war said the most important attribute of a battlefield leader is common sense
Jack Carr quotes Carl von Clausewitz and his book 'On War' regarding the importance of common sense in leadership.
Brian Moore Fonds
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but some of those conversations that I've had in the books I've read have made it into the pages of the novel so there's all this this overlap to include this one uh Brian Moore has a book called The able archers and it talks about a nuclear exchange that almost happened between the United States and the Soviet Union in 1983
Jack Carr mentions Brian Moore's book 'The Able Archers' about a near-nuclear exchange and how it influenced his writing.
Only the Dead
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thank you very much for all you do you and thank you for your awesome books thank you [ __ ] the dead it's out right now you can get it like I said I'm in the middle of it and I love it
Joe Rogan thanks Jack Carr for his books and specifically mentions the latest one, referring to it with a censored phrase that likely represents the title or a nickname.
A primate's memoir
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are you aware of Robert sapolski's work with uh baboons no sapolsky uh spent a lot of time in embedded with baboons and one of the things that he observed that's incredibly unusual is is there was a group of baboons that was eating food that was in uh garbage that was from I believe it was a resort and these uh particularly ruthless Alphas who would have first accessed all this kind of food they got poisoned because they ate this bad food and they wound up dying and it completely changed the way they behave with each other the ruthless Alphas died and all of a sudden it became this sort of utopian civilization amongst baboons where they didn't exhibit that barbaric behavior and they were much more kind to each other
Joe Rogan asks the guest if he is familiar with Robert Sapolsky's work with baboons and describes a specific observation about a baboon troop's social structure changing after aggressive males died from poisoned food, which is a famous anecdote from Sapolsky's research.
Mark Greaney's Gray Man Series: Books 1-3
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...that's one of the things that a friend of mine told me and it's actually in a book It's one in one of the grey Men books that those T those tasers are like especially the personal ones that people have...
Bas Rutten mentions that something about tasers is discussed in 'one of the Grey Men books'.
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The Extraordinary Adventures of Kerik and Valya
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...and now I know why I read the you know the the stolen Focus book for Yan Harry you know that's a really good book by and he says you know it's because in fighting my mind would be calm because my ADD I'm all over the place...
Bas Rutten mentions reading this book by Johann Hari and how it relates to his mind being calm during fighting due to his ADD.
Let's Get It On!
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...and then you say uh I look at Big John I say do you believe that nose bone into the brain thing he wrote that in his book That's a he goes no...
Bas Rutten mentions that Big John McCarthy wrote about the 'nose bone into the brain thing' in his book.
Dinner with DiMaggio
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I gave him my book Street Smart cuz he also wrote a book on Joe de magio he lived with him for 10 years
Dice mentions his foot doctor, Dr. Rock Patano, also wrote a book about Joe DiMaggio, having lived with him for 10 years.
Discipline Is Destiny
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and that's what you have guys like Ryan holiday did he come on here yeah where you have guys that are talk that talk a lot about like that moment where you choose between what's comfortable yes or what is easy and this other like more long-term thing
Theo Von mentions Ryan Holiday in the context of choosing the harder, long-term path over comfort, a theme in Holiday's books.
Profiles in courage
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and she asked him what his best quality was and she expected him to say courage because he'd been a war hero and he had written a book and run a pit prize for profiles and courage
Robert Kennedy Jr. mentions his uncle, John F. Kennedy, and his book 'Profiles in Courage' while discussing JFK's qualities.
History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Complete and Unabridged
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yeah cause unknown the epidemic of sudden deaths in 2021 and 2022 Edward Dow yeah yeah died after first vaccine dose dies at hospital football died on the field and none of this was reported
Joe Rogan reads the title and author of a book by Edward Dowd, which discusses excess deaths, particularly among younger groups, after vaccination.
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Kesey, Ken: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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Okay, I I think I must have read it when I was in high school and just didn't pay attention it's completely different from the movie like 100 different or maybe I never read it King keezy
Duncan mentions reading the book 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' in high school, noting its difference from the movie and discussing its themes and narrator.
Give Yourself Goosebumps Boxed Set
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I say read more books like I've ever read a book like [ __ ] I read like a Goosebumps book when I was 11 and that was it
Mike Perry mentions reading a Goosebumps book when he was 11, implying it was the only book he's read.
The Man in the Tree
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there's an old Twilight Zone where these uh aliens come down and uh they they introduce themselves to Earth and they give us a book and the book is to serve man they find this book that they have and then they realize it's a cookbook
Joe Rogan describes an episode of The Twilight Zone where aliens give humans a book titled 'To Serve Man', which is later discovered to be a cookbook.
Against Nature
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and introduced me to those wonderful books like against nature and um lotumo and well rather wonderful material
The guest mentions being introduced to this book by older students at Oxford.
The Cathedral
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and introduced me to those wonderful books like against nature and um lotumo and well rather wonderful material
The guest mentions being introduced to this book by older students at Oxford, alongside 'Against Nature'.
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To Colgate Whitehead Darden, Jr. from the Assembly of Professors of the University of Virginia
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and at that point as I'd left school by then I had somehow got um the world's leading um but like I was American one because anyway on comparative religions mysticism someone called professors zaina who's at all cells in Oxford and wrote a book chords um mysticism of the Sacred and profane
The guest mentions this book written by her tutor, Professor Zaehner.
The Chiropractor
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Palmer held seances to contact a dead physician named JY Atkinson He said that those seances helped him develop Chiropractic as he wrote in his 1914 book The Chiropractor the knowledge and philosophy given me by Dr Jim akinson an intelligent spiritual being together with explanations of pneumonia phenomena rather should said phenomena principles resolve from causes effects Powers laws and utility appealed to my reason the method by which I obtained an explanation of certain physical phenomena from an INT Ence in the spiritual world is known in biblical language as inspiration in a great measure the chiropractor's adjuster was written under such spiritual promptings
The host reads a passage from the book 'The Chiropractor' by Palmer, discussing its origin from seances and a spiritual being.
Malcolm Gladwell: Collected
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this is from I think it was Malcolm gladwell's book uh where they describe how they to get over this problem they started making them speak English
Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book as the source for the story about Korean Air pilots speaking English to overcome cultural hierarchy issues.
Dopesick
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was that was it doped up Dope Sick Dope Sick yeah yeah I didn't say it but I know the whole story about the Sackler family
Joe Rogan mentions 'Dope Sick' while discussing pharmaceutical companies, criminal fines, and the Sackler family, referencing the story covered by the book or the series based on it.
Darwin's Doubt
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and I I developed these in a lot of detail in my book Darwin's doubt um uh if we we uh we now know thanks to the genetic Revolution ution the the molecular biological Revolution that if you want to build a new form of life you have at least you have to have new code
Stephen C. Meyer mentions his book 'Darwin's Doubt' while discussing arguments against evolutionary theory.
The Principia
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and he later writes a theological epilogue to the book called The General scholium where he makes the the religious motivation for his scientific work completely explicit and ends up making design arguments right in the in the context of that work
Stephen C. Meyer mentions Newton's 'The General Scholium', an epilogue to 'Principia Mathematica', discussing Newton's religious motivations for his scientific work.
The Return of the God Hypothesis
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and when I tell in the in the the new book Return of the god hypothesis it starts there are basically three different lines of evidence
Stephen C. Meyer introduces his new book 'Return of the God Hypothesis' and begins to describe the evidence discussed in it.
The Voyage of the Beagle
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Darwin's Origin of Species was he presented as one long argument Newton started the principia with um the theory of vortices is beset by difficulties on many sides
Stephen C. Meyer mentions Darwin's 'Origin of Species' as an example of a scientific work presented as an argument.
The Principia: The Authoritative Translation and Guide
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Newton started the principia with um the theory of vortices is beset by difficulties on many sides And then he argued against this the standard theory of gravity in presenting a case for a better view of how gravitation works
Stephen C. Meyer mentions Newton's 'Principia' as an example of a scientific work presenting an argument against a standard theory.
Signature in the Cell
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First was signatures in the cell about the origin of Life Second was about the question of the origin of the first animals called Darwin's doubt
Stephen C. Meyer lists his first book, 'Signature in the Cell'.
The Resurrection of the Son of God
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one is William Lane Craig one is NT Wright with his maerial Tome the resurrection of the Son of God and the other is Gary habas
Stephen C. Meyer mentions N.T. Wright's book 'The Resurrection of the Son of God' as a work that addresses the question of Jesus' resurrection.
The Book of Kings
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it's recorded in in Kings and Chronicles and U Hezekiah is the king And there are multiple points of agreement between the biblical record and the account of that same event in the Assyrian records many of which are now stored in the British museum
Stephen C. Meyer mentions the biblical books of Kings when discussing historical corroboration of events.
Kane Chronicles, The, Book Two: The Throne of Fire
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it's recorded in in Kings and Chronicles and U Hezekiah is the king And there are multiple points of agreement between the biblical record and the account of that same event in the Assyrian records many of which are now stored in the British museum
Stephen C. Meyer mentions the biblical books of Chronicles when discussing historical corroboration of events.
Exodus
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The Exodus Miracle it says and the Lord caused an East Wind to blow It represents God as an actor within the Matrix of natural law which he otherwise sustains and upholds
Stephen C. Meyer mentions the biblical book of Exodus when discussing the concept of miracles.
Search in the Desert
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And John Mar Marco algro wrote this book called The Sacred Mushroom in the cross it's a very interesting book book
Joe Rogan mentions John Marco Allegro's book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross' in the context of psychedelic mushroom rituals in ancient religion.
Does the New Scientific Evidence about the Origin of Life Put an End to Darwinian Evolution?
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subtitle And the first book was signature in the cell DNA and the evidence for intelligence Do you have a website as well
Stephen C. Meyer explicitly promotes his first book, 'Signature in the Cell', stating its full title and subtitle.
Orwell's Revenge
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there's this guy who wrote a different rewrote 1984 in a book called Orwell's revenge
Marc Andreessen mentions a book titled 'Orwell's revenge' that rewrites '1984'.
The CISG
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and in that book what he did is he said okay we're going to use that same setup but the telescreen instead of being a one-way system is going to be a two-way system
Marc Andreessen describes the premise of 'that book', referring to 'Orwell's revenge'.
The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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Douglas uh you know the book Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' and its author Douglas Adams.
Little Red Riding Hood
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wolves used to be terrifying that's what Little Red Riding Hood was all about
Joe Rogan references the fairy tale while discussing how terrifying wolves used to be.
The Three Little Pigs
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that was with the Three Little Pigs were all about like they were [ __ ] terrifying
Joe Rogan references the fairy tale while discussing how terrifying wolves used to be.
The Theatre of Tennessee Williams
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Have you ever read that no by Tennessee Williams Oh there's this paragraph at the end he talks about how success just made him like you got to sorry
Speaker mentions posting about this piece by Tennessee Williams on Instagram and discusses its theme about success and conflict.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Vol. 14: Order From Chaos
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it's documented by this Guy Tom O'Neil in this book called chaos It's an amazing book that talks about the cia's LSD program
Joe Rogan mentions this book by Tom O'Neil and describes its subject matter (CIA's LSD program, Manson).
The Tools
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I know I know right this is this is a there's a book called the tools You ever see that the stunts that that uh oh [ __ ] Jonah Hill uh had his uh therapist uh he did a documentary about his therapist
Bryan Callen mentions a book called 'The Tools' in the context of discussing Jonah Hill's documentary about his therapist, Phil Stutz.
And Tango Makes Three
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and Tango makes three Recs recounts the true story of two male Penguins who are devoted to each other at the Central Park Zoo in New York a zookeeper saw them building a nest and trying to incubate an egg shape Rock gave them an egg from a different penguin pair with two eggs after they were having difficulty hatching more than one egg at a time the chick cared for by the male Penguins was named Tango so male Tango had two gay dads
Tim Dillon mentions this book in the context of discussing controversial books being banned in Florida schools, specifically one about gay penguins.
Is This Anything?
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you know like and and he said this is all going to be my new book book Soulful materialism but it's just funny to me because it's like there are people you meet that when you talk to them you go oh yeah like this does mean a lot to you
Tim Dillon mentions this as the title of Jerry Seinfeld's potential new book, based on his ideas about being spiritually connected to inanimate objects.
Johannes Gutenberg
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until they had say the Gutenberg Bible was published so in the in the 1400s and 1500s the first movable fixed type we had a calibrated standard where you knew how big the type font was
The guest mentions the Gutenberg Bible as the first book printed with movable type, which provided a standard for measuring eyesight.
Sidereus Nuncius, Or The Sidereal Messenger
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I wonder if um if Jamie if you could find trying to find something wasn't great if you look up um Star Messenger Star Messenger Galileo sketch Jupiter
The guest asks Jamie to look up Galileo's sketches from his book 'Star Messenger' and discusses its contents and significance.
Book of the Dead
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they had statues their their Bible was called The Book of the Dead uh in other words the the you know in Contra distinction to the Jewish you know Bible the Torah is like the book of life we call it
The guest mentions The Book of the Dead as the 'Bible' of ancient Egypt, contrasting it with the Jewish Torah.
The Torah
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in Contra distinction to the Jewish you know Bible the Torah is like the book of life we call it so um so Judaism is operating under that where there were gods and the gods were within nature
The guest mentions the Torah as the Jewish Bible, contrasting it with the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Losing the Nobel Prize: A Story of Cosmology, Ambition, and the Perils of Science's Highest Honor
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I mean my book is called losing the nuball prize my first book and spoiler alert you know I didn't win the nuball prize
The guest explicitly mentions the title of his first book and its subject matter.
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A Procedure for Determining the Feasibility of Objective Measurements of Peripheral Visual Fields
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I have my talking points here about what I'm not supposed to say uh so again everything I'm saying is proven you know more or less my theory and things that have been backed up by books like Painkiller by the very talented Barry Meyer who wrote investigative reporter for the Times who wrote it
Peter Berg mentions the book "Painkiller" by Barry Meyer as a source that backed up the information presented in the show "Painkiller".
Matt Towery: Volume I
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Matt taibi's book is basically saying that Rachel Maddow has become Bill O'Reilly
Joe Rogan mentions Matt Taibbi's book, stating its premise is that Rachel Maddow has become like Bill O'Reilly, implying media polarization.
Drug Use for Grown-Ups
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He's detailed his drug use in a new book titled drug use for grown-ups chasing Liberty in the land of fear Hart who is currently on sabatical until July is the chair of the prestigious University psych Department
The hosts discuss Carl Hart and his book about his drug use and stance on decriminalization.
The Great Mortality
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a book called The Great mortality by John Kelly I was looking at is [ __ ] crazy
One of the hosts mentions reading this book about the Black Death.
My Struggle
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Where am I going to get a book in 1947 on what the [ __ ] the original meaning of the swasta called Mind comp
One of the hosts mentions this book title while discussing the swastika symbol and its meaning in 1947.
Plain Jane
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and if they read again not some weird crazy but just the Plain Jane Bible
Steve Strope mentions reading 'the Plain Jane Bible' when discussing his religious background and the concept of Satan.
The End of the Line
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The end of the line is informative Clover's reporting reveals that blue fin tuna...
Joe Rogan and Steve Strope discuss a work by 'Clover' called 'The End of the Line' in the context of fish depletion and fisheries.
HOT ROD Magazine
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He had a book called Hot Rod Magazine all the covers which covered up to no pun all the way up to 2009
Steve Strope mentions a book by Drew Harden that features all the covers of Hot Rod Magazine up to 2009.
The Daily Stoic
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I like Ryan holiday like how he kind of breaks down what what he says I the daily stoics the 365 days I've been I've had that book for like four years and I still religiously especially in Camp for like 12 weeks out read every morning and just like it's [ __ ] it's good
Joe mentions liking Ryan Holiday's breakdown and Sean mentions reading 'The Daily Stoics' daily, especially during fight camp.
Jesus Christ and the New Testament
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and it why are we going on the New Testament instead of the Old Testament is the Old Testament the real thing like that doesn't make sense
Joe compares the New Testament and Old Testament, questioning which is the 'real thing'.
Old Testament Use of Old Testament
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why are we going on the New Testament instead of the Old Testament is the Old Testament the real thing like that doesn't make sense
Joe compares the New Testament and Old Testament, questioning which is the 'real thing'.
Guide Books
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Wild Wild Country was so good books he's got a lot of good books
Mentioned after discussing the documentary 'Wild Wild Country', referring to the subject (Osho) having written many books.
Natural Selection in the Wild. (MPB-21), Volume 21
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you know the end of the wild you know that book yeah John krakauer my favorite book of all time
Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Into the Wild' and its author John Krakauer, calling it his favorite book of all time.
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His Native Land. [An Account of Travels in the Holy Land.]
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It's I mean if you read Jonathan haes book The Cod of the American mind have you read it
Joe Rogan asks Sam Altman if he has read Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind'.
The Fabric of Reality
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I read this book recently um David Deutsch the beginning of infinity and it's like it blew my mind
Jimmy Carr mentions reading David Deutsch's book 'The Beginning of Infinity' and how it impacted him.
The Mist
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That's a good Stephen King book. That book is creepy. mhm They did a good job with the movie. The latest I think there's been more than one The Mists
Joe Rogan mentions the Stephen King book 'The Mist' and calls it creepy, referencing the movie adaptation.
Audition
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Barbara Walters mentions having seen the film in her autobiography audition a memoir and Jimmy McMillan considered it to be his favorite film
The speaker mentions that Barbara Walters wrote about seeing the film Deep Throat in her autobiography titled 'Audition: A Memoir'.
Thimerosal: Let the Science Speak
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his his most antia quote unquote book is thimerosol let the science speak He he's trying to take the thimerosol out of vaccines
Coleman Hughes mentions this as RFK Jr.'s "most anti-vax" book, clarifying its focus is on thimerosal.
In Defense of Global Capitalism
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I read this book recently called in defense of capitalism by uh I I think he's like a northern European uh guy and he mentioned this this episode where UNESCO banned child labor in uh either in Pakistan or Bangladesh
Joe Rogan mentions reading this book by a northern European author and discusses a specific example from it about child labor.
The Battle for Your Brain
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so so I had this lady Nita farahani on my podcast probably a year ago and then I met her at Ted recently and she she wrote this book called The Battle for your brain
Coleman Hughes mentions a podcast guest, Nita Farahani, and states that she wrote this book.
Hendo
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and and you know the book that I got coming out it made me made me remember a lot of things you know not that I forgot but it just brings a lot more things fresher in your mind yeah and kind of re I don't it's not like I sit around and reflect about what I've done in my life you know I just keep moving forward but that book kind of made me do that and and you know it was It was kind of fun to kind of look at my life in that way for sure and I'm sure it prop out back a ton of memories yeah and it's funny when we were writing it that you know I'd always come up with after I'd read read it after you know it was kind of written down there I was like oh you know I forgot about this story or that story or that you know kind of goes with that so we had to kind of add a bunch of [ __ ] oh it made it a little tougher cuz I feel like I've forgotten more things than I remember these days but you never know uh but yeah did you do an audio version of it uh no but I I was like you it'd be cool to actually read it myself and in the audio thing with my voice and and they wanted me to send a sample of that I did like a five minute I read I played it back to myself I'm like oh my God there's no way so I sent it to him saying yeah we might want to think about a professional for this one for doing this I know you can edit it but yeah it's not good then my wife got home from work and I had her listen to it and we just couldn't stop laughing it was bad I mean I'm not the best reader I guess well it's tough to do it's there's a there's a real skill to reading audio book and trying to put the the emotion part in into the what supposed to be like if you're telling a story see yeah no there will be an audio version but it won't be my voice so I think acting is that a question for you acting uh I don't know I mean I could do certain things but I don't know if i' I really don't want to act like that much ry's done an amazing job yeah no I little thing like action movies I'd probably be okay at for sure but but some of these other TV drama type [ __ ] there's no way right I mean I just I I probably couldn't do it with a straight face they do after this we kind of did this book and and there's some producers like like Barry Josephson like wants to do a biop piic on me now oh that's awesome and yeah and and my question to that was H and question to you how do you put your life in a two-hour show yeah how do you do that without them doctoring it too like what they did with Mark Schultz and fox catcher yeah yeah that that's hard because they're going to want to tie it up in a nice ribbon right so I mean now they're talking about you know a limited series instead type of thing oh that'll be interesting like a Netflix type deal yeah yeah that'probably be better yeah if they did your whole life in a two hour what they chop out I mean right right right what do they chop out yeah yeah what would you what would you be in your movie if it was only 2 hours how the [ __ ] did you do it right yeah it'll just be a [ __ ] version of your life right just to make a movie yeah right who's G who would play you uh I think they have a couple guys in mind but yeah nobody that looks really like me exactly but do you have anybody that can move right though you know what I'm saying walk like a caveman well also punch and and throw you know and have good takedowns yeah the one guy that that is a possibility I think he trains sometimes at boss's place oh that's good um yeah you'd have to have you can't have just an actor that doesn't actually know how to fight right it would look terrible yeah and and I think whoever they do pick should probably come up to my gym for a couple months and 100% yeah yeah you get to beat up on him a little bit maybe that'll motivate you to get back into the gym yeah yeah I'll just have him get in shape for me yeah well let me know uh when that comes out because I definitely want to hear it and we'll tell everybody about it yeah Sor I wanted to you to have the book a little bit ahead of time but never got you got a I think I showed you the cover your quot You got a quote on the back of it I believe it's on the back I can't read it without my glasses Dan Henderson here well I got glasses hold on I think they just took uh one of you're commentating uh yeah here it is oh Dan Henderson is a Savage he came from a pure wrestling background very little striking training and he went and became one of the most dangerous one punch knockout artists in the history of the sport facts facts it's available now you can get it uh the audio book you get a oh for one credit um it's on Kindle it's on hard cover available right now h the American athlete you know uh where the I was trying to figure out what to name it and when I was in Japan I always had I had like all sorts of different nicknames and they would just call me Dan but the media over there called me the American athlete oh so that's why I kind of came up with that it's a good one
Dan Henderson discusses his upcoming book about his life and career. Joe Rogan reads a quote from the back cover and mentions its availability in various formats, including audiobook, Kindle, and hardcover. Dan explains the origin of the title.
The Discovery of Witchcraft
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well the first one was like uh I think it was called discovery of Witchcraft from like 1584 or something like that and a guy wrote all these secrets of methods that like witches were using and they were being burned alive
David Blaine mentions this book as one of the first magic books, detailing secrets used by people accused of witchcraft.
Lonesome Dove
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but it's very important it's just like woodro f call said in lome Dove it's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it
Joe Rogan quotes a character from the book (Woodrow F. Call) to make a point about preparedness and the Second Amendment.
The Saloon on the Rocky Mountain Mining Frontier
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and uh I started uh reading your uh the book on the Nez purse M and then I I picked this up as well
Joe Rogan mentions starting to read Elliott West's book about the Nez Perce.
Continental Reckoning
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Continental Reckoning the American West in the age of expansion one of the most fascinating subjects I think in the history of the human race
Joe Rogan introduces the guest's book, stating its full title.
Orangutans
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There's a wonderful book called ghosts of Extinction uh and U that's exactly exactly long
Joe Rogan mentions a book titled 'Ghosts of Extinction' in the context of pronghorn speed and extinct predators.
Grooming, Gossip and the Evolution of Language
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it's also so interesting that that number of 125 people aligns with we know as dunbar's number That's exactly right that's where it comes right so you're aware of that yeah wonderful book
Joe Rogan and Elliott West discuss the concept of Dunbar's number and refer to it as being from a 'wonderful book'.
Grooming, Gossip, and the Evolution of Language
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it's also so interesting that that number of 125 people aligns with we know as dunbar's number That's exactly right that's where it comes right so you're aware of that yeah wonderful book
Joe Rogan and Elliott West discuss the concept of Dunbar's number and refer to it as being from a 'wonderful book'.
Horizontal Yellow
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Dan is a book called horizontal yellow which is the Kami word for for this area this is where horses evolved this is where where they were born
Elliott West mentions another book by Dan Flores titled 'Horizontal Yellow'.
The Romance of Conquest: the Story of American Expansion Through Arms and Diplomacy
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you got to read folks Continental Reckoning the American West and the age of expansion Elliot West
Joe Rogan explicitly states the title and author of the book that is the main topic of the episode.
Bold Return to Giving a Damn
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and you know the the title of your book a bold return to giving a damn which is a great Title One farm six Generations in the future food
Joe Rogan introduces Will Harris's book by title, praising it.
Poems and Letters to Don Brown
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There's a bunch of books out there that I've seen that performers have written that I I didn't agree with there one dirt to soil by gay but Brown the great so you know there others
Will Harris mentions this book by another farmer as an example of books written by farmers on regenerative agriculture.
Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon's Journey into the Afterlife
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and it's the same thing like um book Proof of Heaven by Dr eban Alexander MD I remember reading when I was in Afghanistan and I was like this is a crazy experience
David Grusch mentions reading this book by Dr. Eben Alexander while in Afghanistan and describes its content about the author's near-death experience.
Cosmos
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I remember my my aunt gave me Cosmos by Carl Sean when I was in Middle School and it was that book was from the 80s but that book tripped me out and I was like I want to study science
David Grusch mentions receiving this book from his aunt in middle school and how it inspired him to study science.
Scientology
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and it was I think he initially wrote for like those pulp magazines like science fiction magazines back in the day and then wound up writing dianic ... I see this commercial for um Dianetics ... for years after I ordered that book I don't think I ever read it
Joe Rogan mentions L. Ron Hubbard writing 'dianic' after writing science fiction, recalls seeing a commercial for it, and buying but not reading the book.
Chicken Soup for the Soul
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I don't remember what the book said, but I was compelled to buy this chicken soup for the soul book. You actually bought that?
Joe Rogan mentions that he was compelled to buy a book from the 'Chicken Soup for the Soul' series. This implies he found it intriguing enough to make a recent purchase.
Bloodlands
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I gave you Bloodlands, and you gave me L. That sounds like a balanced offer, bro.
Joe Rogan mentions giving the book 'Bloodlands' to someone in exchange for a book about Lizzo, highlighting a recent book trade.
Bury the Chains
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To conclude the slavery story, in the book 'Bury the Chains' by Adam Hochschild, the UK consciously and voluntarily sacrificed 2% of its GDP every year for 60 years to wean itself off slavery without a civil war.
In this segment, Aza refers to Adam Hochschild's book 'Bury the Chains' to illustrate how the UK made the significant economic sacrifice of 2% of its GDP annually for 60 years to end slavery without resorting to civil war.
Madame Bovary
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I'm reading a book now called The Dimensions of a Cave, and it's essentially about what things will look like when we are more fully on that digital platform.
In this segment, Joe Rogan shares that he is reading a book titled 'The Dimensions of a Cave'. He describes it as exploring what the future may look like as we increasingly transition onto digital platforms.
A Wizard of Earthsea
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Yeah, there’s a book called Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin. It talks about how wizards can turn themselves into dolphins. But the problem is, if you stay a dolphin long enough, you forget that you're a wizard, and you never come back to being a wizard; you just stay out there.
Duncan Trussell discusses the book 'Wizard of Earthsea' by Ursula K. Le Guin, which explores the theme of wizards transforming into dolphins. He reflects on the implications of losing one's identity when remaining in another form for too long.
Empire of the summer moon
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That's Scott Gwynne's book, the Empire of the Summer Moon, they just let these people build these homesteads.
Joe Rogan references a book titled 'Empire of the Summer Moon' by S. C. Gwynne, using it as a source to discuss the historical context of the Comanche tribe and the challenges faced by settlers during the westward expansion in America.
The strain
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There's a great book called 'The Strain', and it's about... uh, I think Guillermo del Toro wrote it? And then they turned it into a series for, am I saying it right?
In this segment, Joe Rogan references 'The Strain', a book authored by Guillermo del Toro, while discussing its adaptation into a series. He brings it up to make a point related to airplane crashes.
Fire in the sky
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I'll tell you what, this guy Travis Walton, this is one of the craziest stories. He's the guy that was in that movie Fire in the Sky. That one's wild, man.
In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses the book 'Fire in the Sky,' referencing the unbelievable story of Travis Walton. He introduces it as an extraordinary tale that stands out.
Contact
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Yeah, I mean, uh, like in 'Contact,' Carl wrote that; I didn't like the book, by the way, but I like the movie. It's one of those cases where the movie is actually better than the book, really.
In the podcast, Jim Norton discusses the book 'Contact' by Carl Sagan, mentioning that he preferred the movie adaptation over the book itself.
Rig-Veda
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Some ancient Indian drug, this is right down my alley, made from a plant called Soma, is a God and a drink that was used as an offering to the Gods in some Vedic rituals. Soma was celebrated at an early period as shown in the hymns of the Rigveda.
In the podcast, Joe Rogan mentions the ancient drink known as Soma and references its celebration in the Rigveda, an important collection of Hindu hymns. He pulls this information from his screen, indicating that while the discussion is centered on Soma, it implicitly acknowledges the Rigveda as a significant historical text.
Immortality Key
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A lot with drugs, a lot with pedophilia! Have you ever read that book, The Immortality Key?
In this segment, Joe Rogan asks Yannis Pappas whether he has read 'The Immortality Key', a book exploring the Eleusinian Mysteries and their connections to psychedelic substances. Yannis will provide more insights about the book and its author in the following discussion.
La Nuit du Titanic
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So this dude's just getting fucked up; he sat down on his bunk and nursed it along, aware but not particularly caring that the water now rippled through the cabin doorway, wrote historian Walter Lord in A Night to Remember.
In this episode, the book 'A Night to Remember' by Walter Lord is brought up while recounting a man's ordeal during the sinking of the Titanic. The mention illustrates a moment captured in the book, where the character is deeply affected by the unfolding disaster.
Chariot Of The Gods
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Eric Von Daniken is the one who wrote 'Chariots of the Gods.'
During the discussion, the hosts delve into ancient civilizations and the theories surrounding potential alien contact. Joe talks about his experience meeting Eric Von Daniken, the author of 'Chariots of the Gods,' which explores these intriguing ideas.
Creative Act
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He wrote this book on creativity, it's really good, it's really fascinating.
Joe Rogan discusses a fascinating book on creativity by his friend, legendary producer Rick Rubin.
Subculture Vulture
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Well, I guess that's kind of in a way that's what this book that I just wrote is about: these little—show your book—these little...
In episode #2095 of The Joe Rogan Experience, Moshe Kasher discusses the content of his recently written book, which he implies is focused on specific themes, though he doesn't explicitly mention its title during the conversation.
Autobiografía Malcolm X
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What's like that dude in Malcolm X's autobiography?
Moshe Kasher mentions the autobiography of Malcolm X, specifically referring to the work without providing its full title.
Boys and sex
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No, really, she used to sit my brother and me down on Tuesday nights and read to us from a book called "Boys and Sex."
Moshe Kasher shares that his mother would read to him and his brother from a book titled 'Boys and Sex' on Tuesday nights.
Dissolving Illusions
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He hasn’t been sued, and then you have to read ‘Dissolving Illusions.’ Wow, that’s a mindblower! Yeah, Aaron Salter Jr. was killed by a mass shooter because he was working on creating a water-powered car engine.
In the podcast, Joe Rogan references the book 'Dissolving Illusions' as a mind-blowing read in the context of discussing important topics being overlooked. He points this out just before discussing an unrelated news story about Aaron Salter Jr.
Elon Musk
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I just read that Elon Musk book; I thought it was pretty interesting. The Walter Isaacson? No, didn't.
During a discussion about the unique mindset and life of billionaire Elon Musk, Joe Rogan shares that he has read Walter Isaacson's biography of Musk and found it quite interesting.
Travels with Charley
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Charlie’s a sweetie; I got Charlie right before I came here the last time. She's named after the John Steinbeck novel 'Travels with Charlie' because I was out in the van.
Tom Green shares that he named his dog Charlie after the John Steinbeck book 'Travels with Charlie', inspired by his own experiences traveling in a van.
Travels with Charley
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It's called 'Travels with Charlie in Search of America.'
In this segment, Tom Green explicitly mentions the title of the book, 'Travels with Charlie in Search of America,' while explaining that he named his dog after the book.
Irreversible Damage
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I mean, they took my book off Target; they threw a fit, and Target removed the book.
Abigail Shrier discusses how her book was taken off the shelves at Target following protests against it. Although she doesn't explicitly mention the title in this context, it can be inferred that the book referred to is likely 'Irreversible Damage'.
Bible
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That's this one, Red Sky Morning.
Jack Carr mentions his latest book titled 'Red Sky Morning', which is the seventh installment in his series. He shares that completing it took longer than he expected.
A Moveable Feast
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Yeah, I'm not there yet; I do have a really—I have one that Hemingway actually wrote A Moveable Feast on; somebody, uh, a fan sent it to me.
Jack Carr discusses his writing process and mentions that he has a typewriter, which belonged to Ernest Hemingway, and that Hemingway wrote 'A Moveable Feast' on it.
The Hunt for Red October
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Go back and read the books in the 70s, the books in the 80s, read Tom Clancy, read Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, whatever it is, it's a snapshot of what’s going on geopolitically.
The guest references Tom Clancy and his book "The Hunt for Red October" as an example of how novels can reflect the geopolitical climate in which they were written. He emphasizes that reading such books provides a snapshot of the circumstances of the era.
Patriot Games (Tom Clancy)
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Go back and read the books in the 70s, the books in the 80s, read Tom Clancy, read Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, whatever it is, it's a snapshot of what’s going on geopolitically.
Jack Carr discusses 'Patriot Games' by Tom Clancy as an illustration of how novels can capture the geopolitical climate of their time. He emphasizes that reading such books offers a glimpse into the circumstances of the era.
The Epic of Gilgamesh
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So, you know, if people were supposed to be trying to worry about how they're going to get their next meal, shelter for the night, and all these kinds of things, who has time to sit down and write these incredible works of art like the Epic of Gilgamesh? For example, yeah. So when you're reading things like the Epic of Gilgamesh, the Epic of Gilgamesh, for people who don't know, is one of the oldest versions of a lot of the stories that you hear in the Bible, very, very similar to them.
During a discussion on ancient texts, the guest highlights 'The Epic of Gilgamesh' as an exemplary work of art from ancient times, explaining its significance as one of the oldest narratives that parallels many stories found in the Bible.
The Ashur version of the Seven Tablets of Creation
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Um, and he cataloged it, and it inspired him to write a complete translation of the Enuma Elish and the Seven Tablets of Creation.
While discussing George Smith, his work, and inspiration, the guest mentions that Smith was inspired to write a translation of the 'Enuma Elish' and 'The Seven Tablets of Creation.'
The Dead Sea scrolls
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Did you ever read the Dead Sea Scrolls?
In a conversation about ancient texts, Joe Rogan asks if the guest has read The Dead Sea Scrolls, leading to a discussion about their history.
Atra-ḫasīs
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So they decided to go to war against Enki and Enlil and Anu because their demands had not been met! So they went to meet them in the Epic of Atrahasis!
The guest references 'The Epic of Atrahasis' while explaining the conflict that the Igigi had with other gods.
The Emerald Tablets of Thoth The Atlantean
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In the Emerald Tablet of Thoth, he actually says that he has achieved the ability to incarnate at will on any plane he desires.
During the conversation, the guest refers to The Emerald Tablet of Thoth, discussing its claims about Thoth's ability to incarnate freely across different planes of existence.
The Sumerian king list
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Well, that's the Sumerian Kings list located in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England!
The guest references the Sumerian Kings list from the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford to provide context about kings in ancient texts.
Dracula
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Oh my god, dude, that's a lot bigger! God, the nightmares—that's like Bram Stoker's Dracula where Gary Oldman turns into one of those.
Sal Vulcano refers to the book 'Dracula' by Bram Stoker during the episode, comparing the visual similarity between the bats he's describing and Gary Oldman's bat transformation in the film adaptation.
Of Mice and Men
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Yeah, because we’re f*cked up like Lenny from ‘Of Mice and Men’! You could do that to a puppy! Two puncture wounds to the neck before passing out, recall said, ‘Leave Monty alone; bring him back to his brother and sister; let him be happy.’
Sal Vulcano uses the novel 'Of Mice and Men' and its character Lenny to illustrate his thoughts on a tiger's potential to harm, drawing a parallel to Lenny's accidental damage due to his immense strength and unawareness. This explanation arises during a conversation about Roy Horn from Siegfried & Roy and an incident involving a tiger.
The lord of the rings, J.R.R. Tolkien
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Sauron lives up there, that's the eye of Sauron.
The guest references the character Sauron from The Lord of the Rings, suggesting a connection between fictional villains and the dramatic imagery of extreme lightning.
Foundation
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Every sci-fi property you love is based on Foundation, interesting, Isaac Asimov's Foundation series is widely understood to be the inspiration for Star Wars, Dune, and even The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
In this segment, the podcast guest highlights the significance of the book 'Foundation' by Isaac Asimov, emphasizing its role as a foundational inspiration for many beloved sci-fi franchises, including 'Star Wars', 'Dune', and 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.'
Mastering the Rubber Guard
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Man, I had Eddie — here's the funny thing: I had Eddie Bravo's Mastering the Rubber Guard book that came to me at a very influential time where I read the chapter about weed. I was like, [__], maybe I should start smoking weed, you know?
In this episode, Craig Jones shares how Eddie Bravo's book, 'Mastering the Rubber Guard,' had a significant impact on his understanding of jiu-jitsu, particularly when he came across a chapter discussing cannabis.
Lives
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I mean, we — I'm trying to remember what books I had; man, I had like, uh, BJ Penn's book, Eddie Bravo's book, like the actual textbooks, and then I started buying the instruction. I was like, I had Kiro Pan's Judo for MMA, I had Ryan Hughes; he was one — he really changed the game with instructionals in the early days.
During this episode with Craig Jones, he discusses how he learned jiu-jitsu techniques from various books, specifically mentioning 'BJ Penn's book' as one of the key resources he used.
Faith of my fathers
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It's also just so... the thing that's so wild to me is that after, and I know I've talked about this, I'm sure on previous episodes, but just after 20 years of the terror wars and what a disaster those were, and to the point that John McCain wrote in his memoir that the war in Iraq was a mistake; that's how universally agreed upon it is that the war, even John McCain would acknowledge we got that one wrong, so, and it's not like anyone else is defending any of the other terror wars at this point.
In this segment, the speakers discuss the political implications of the Iraq war and refer to John McCain's memoir to illustrate the widespread agreement that the war was a mistake. Joe Rogan and his guest, Dave Smith, analyze the aftermath of two decades of conflict and its ramifications.
Eyewitness
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Then a third person, also at the meeting, wrote about it in his book or in another newspaper article.
During the discussion, Dave Smith refers to a third person's writing about the topic, highlighting that it was mentioned in their book, which serves to lend credibility to the preceding comments.
Before the dawn
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There's a weird, I remember reading this book. I believe it was called 'Before the Dawn,' I believe, by Nicholas Wade.
The speaker reflects on a book he read about the evolution of dogs, specifically recalling its title 'Before the Dawn' and the author Nicholas Wade.
On Liberty
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If you can go to my book, there's a picture of Einstein reading Walter Russell's first book, um, the second book, The Universal One. Because when Walter wrote this in 1926, he sent it out to 300 different universities and physicists.
During his appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience #2152, Terrence Howard discusses a picture in his book that features Einstein reading Walter Russell's 'The Universal One'. He shares this anecdote to illustrate the historical context of Walter Russell's work and its impact within the scientific community.
Outliers
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Now, Malcolm Gladwell wrote that book, I think it's called Outliers, where he says if you spend 10,000 hours doing something, you become an expert.
The guest mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book, 'Outliers', to highlight the idea that spending 10,000 hours on a task can lead to expertise. This reference serves to discuss what motivates individuals to invest so much time into their pursuits, framing it within a broader conversation about human inclinations and ambitions.
The Danaher Diaries
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What he eats, and yep, it's, uh, John Danaher talks about Kaizen. Kaizen is this Japanese phrase for doing something over and over and over again.
In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses John Danaher's insights on the concept of 'Kaizen', which refers to the Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement through repeated practice.
Outliers
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Yeah, like if you read Malcolm Gladwell's book, 'The Outliers,' you know? I bought it, I haven't read it, but I do have it.
The guest references Malcolm Gladwell's book, 'The Outliers', to illustrate a point, acknowledging that although they own it, they haven't yet read it.
Colour of Money
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Look, we all love Color of Money; it made money! Color of Money was a separate book!
In a conversation, Colin Quinn and Joe Rogan discuss the movie The Color of Money, highlighting that it is based on a book of the same name, which they also reference.
The Coddling of the American Mind
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Especially young girls today, Jonathan Haidt’s work on this has been really interesting. His book, 'The Coddling of the American Mind,' is a great one, and it’s all about what you can see: exactly when social media was invented, all this self-harm, suicidal thoughts, and suicidal ideation started rising.
In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses the book 'The Coddling of the American Mind' by Jonathan Haidt, highlighting how it offers insights into the increase of self-harm and suicidal thoughts among young girls, particularly in relation to the rise of social media.
For Love of Country
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I'm on the road constantly, and I'm talking to people, whoever will listen at events and on different media platforms. It's what I focused on in my book, 'For Love of Country.' The truth about what is happening in our country, the experiences I had in the Democratic Party that caused me to leave the party, and understanding that there is a lot to be fixed across both parties and the government.
Tulsi Gabbard discusses her book 'For Love of Country,' sharing her experiences and insights regarding her departure from the Democratic Party. She emphasizes that the book addresses truths about the current state of the country and explores necessary reforms across the political spectrum, making it relevant to all Americans.
The President is Missing
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Two of them on page 156 of his book; you know this. He says that he doubts the authenticity of the moon landings as president.
During a discussion of the moon landing, host Joe Rogan references a specific passage from a book written by Bill Clinton, which notes doubts about the validity of the moon landings on page 156. Guest Bart Sibrel appears to confirm this prior knowledge.
Aliens from Planet X
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According to the top two UFO researchers, I have a book coming out hopefully in time for this podcast, 'Aliens from Planet X,' that talks about their origin and future appearance.
During the podcast, guest Bart Sibrel announces that he has a book titled 'Aliens from Planet X' coming out, which discusses the origins and future appearances of UFOs based on research from leading experts in the field.
Paradise Lost
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Well right, I mean the prophet Ezekiel writes about it in the first chapter, wheels in the sky. Yeah, that's a crazy one, boy, when you read that. Well it is crazy, if you read it, it's like, oh wow, you know?
Tucker Carlson mentions the Book of Ezekiel while discussing the concept of spiritual entities in the context of UFOs. He refers to the writings in the first chapter which describe 'wheels in the sky', highlighting its intriguing nature.
Fear and Loathing
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Did you ever read Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail? Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's amazing. It's amazing; that guy gave sort of the be—that's, I think, probably the best window into an outsider in the political process, at least in terms of the campaign trail.
Tucker Carlson references "Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail" as a means to articulate his perspective on the modern press and politics. He identifies the book as providing an insightful 'window' into the dynamics between the press and politicians.
Underworld
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And these inundation maps he has given us are a very accurate representation, and those original maps, the ancient ones—how old are they? That's the 153 PIR Rees map, which was based on more than 20 older source maps. As he tells us in his own handwriting, we only have a fragment of the map; it's full of inaccuracies and problems. But I’m just, you know, what would convince me? So I used to do a lot of GIS for archaeological projects where I’d take historical maps and I’d try to line them up with actual terrain like satellite imagery and stuff like that? You should work on georectifying these maps to see how they line up in real space. Right now, what I see—I have to squint to see if it looks right or not. So I think working with something like a GIS expert to georectify this stuff and show how actually accurate it would be, where you could statistically measure that, would make it a lot more convincing in my mind. No, that’s a very good idea, Flint, thank you. Can we see images of the Bimini Road itself? I’ll show you a couple of slides if I can put this up.
During the episode, Graham Hancock discusses his book 'Underworld', focusing on the accuracy of inundation maps of the ocean floor. He highlights the collaborative efforts he made with a geologist to improve understanding of historical maps.
The Shallows
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Yeah, there's a saying that I've read—a book called The Shallows about what social media does to us—but it was: you are what you do repeatedly, you are what you think repeatedly, and we all—at least I do—and did for a long time—wake up and just start the record and the monologue that's happening in your head.
In this segment, Neal Brennan refers to a book titled 'The Shallows', which explores the impact of social media on our minds. He reflects on a saying from the book about the repetitive nature of our actions and thoughts.
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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So these ones that they were attributing to like the sacred mushroom in the cross, John Marco Allegro's book on Amanita muscaria and the Bible — do you think that it's possible that at one point in time there were psychoactive strains of Amanita muscaria that vary from the ones that people have that have these different sort of more mundane effects?
During Joe Rogan Experience #2134, Paul Stamets discusses the potential variations of psychoactive Amanita muscaria mushrooms. He explicitly mentions 'John Marco Allegro's book on Amanita muscaria and the Bible', suggesting a connection to the themes explored in Allegro's works related to psychoactive substances.
Slaughterhouse-Five
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I would never want to say Dresden was okay; have you ever read Slaughterhouse-Five? We read the book in school; he was at Dresden.
Joe Rogan asks his guest Kurt Metzger whether he has read "Slaughterhouse-Five" after discussing the moral implications of the bombing of Dresden, mentioning that the author was present during the events. This reference serves to deepen their conversation about the historical context of the bombing.
Dreamland
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I mean, there's a book called Dreamland that talks about the pill crisis and everything and how it started with black tar heroin coming in from Mexico.
During a discussion about the opioid crisis, Dave Attell mentions the book 'Dreamland', which provides insight into the pill crisis and the origins of the black tar heroin trade from Mexico.
The Anxious Generation
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That's why you wrote this, 'The Anxious Generation', and it could not be more true how the great rewiring of childhood is causing an epidemic of mental illness.
During the podcast, Joe Rogan explicitly references the book 'The Anxious Generation' as the basis for the guest Jonathan Haidt's appearance. He highlights the book's assertion that the rewiring of childhood is significantly contributing to a rising epidemic of mental illness.
Free-Range Kids
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I'm a big fan of Lenore Skenazy, the woman who wrote 'Free-Range Kids.' She and I co-founded an organization called Let Grow; parents, please go to letgrow.org for all kinds of ideas on how to help your kid have more independence, which makes them more mature and less fragile.
Jonathan Haidt discusses the book 'Free-Range Kids' by Lenore Skenazy, expressing his admiration for her work. He highlights their collaboration in founding the organization 'Let Grow,' which provides resources for parents to encourage their children to be more independent and resilient.
The Open Society and Its Enemies (1+2)
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well, that's all based off of; a lot of people don't know Soros's mentor was the famous Karl Popper, and Karl Popper wrote a book in 1945 called The Open Society and Its Enemies. And so the Open Society is what we've been taking for granted, basically in the post-World War II era, and that's what we want; that's where it's a free society
In this segment, James Lindsay discusses the influential philosopher Karl Popper, highlighting his book "The Open Society and Its Enemies". He connects Popper's ideas to the foundation of modern open societies, while referencing George Soros's mentorship under Popper, providing a historical context to the discussion.
The Technological Society
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Kaczynski's brother David later stated that Ellul's book, The Technological Society, became Ted's bible.
The podcast discusses the book "The Technological Society" by Jacques Ellul, highlighting its profound influence on Ted Kaczynski's thinking, as mentioned by his brother David.
Swimming Against the Current
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I have a book that has just dropped; it's being released at least in May. Believe it or not, this is a short kind of how and why—the how I got here and why I got here. It’s called 'Swimming Against the Current: Fighting for Common Sense in a World That’s Lost Its Mind.'
Riley Gaines mentions the title of her new book, stating that it will be released in May. She explains that the book details her personal journey and the reasons behind her current position.
Atlas Shrugged
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But it's funny because look, and I get by the way, Alice Shrugged, fair, you know, you can play with that.
During the podcast, Zack Snyder humorously references the book 'Atlas Shrugged' while discussing ideas for film adaptations.
Kids Travel Journal
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He was saying, 'I went to the library and got 20 books at a time because that’s all they would let you get.'
In this segment, Dan Soder shares a story about comedian Cat Williams visiting the library and how he managed to check out 20 books at once, detailing the borrowing limits set by the library.
Silent Spring
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so when rachel carson published her book in 1962 that led to the emergence of the environmental movement it led to the major environmental policies in the united states which were passed between 1968 1976
The guest mentions Rachel Carson and her book as the catalyst for the environmental movement in the 1960s.
The Jungle Book
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i the the poem if uh by kipling okay i'd love to read it Sure it's okay it's a minute okay
Lex Fridman mentions the poem 'If—' by Kipling and reads it aloud, prompted by Joe Rogan. He mentions it after talking about his grandmother and simple, cliche expressions of love.
Siddhartha
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i was always into fasting i read sid artha as a kid and i had done like uh a week with just water and you know knew all that knew the body is really good with that
David Blaine mentions reading 'Siddhartha' as a kid and how it influenced his interest in fasting.
The Man Who Would Be Queen
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because we saw this coming decades ago in that one professor michael bailey at northwestern university there's been a long history that's ugly between sex researchers and transgender activists and michael bailey wrote a book
Debra Soh mentions Professor Michael Bailey wrote a book that caused controversy, providing historical context for academic censorship in sex research.
Untold History of the United States
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He writes a book writes his first book about his experiences I did this before back in 1966 I was 19 years old didn't work out It was rejected It was ultimately published about 1997 It's called a child's night dream So I was a writer from the beginning
The guest, Oliver Stone, mentions his first book, 'A Child's Night Dream', which he wrote in 1966 and was later published.
A million little pieces
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remember there was that one guy wrote a book it turns out he yeah yeah made up everything that was in the book and dr. oz is he they brought him before Congress
The host mentions a book whose author admitted to fabricating its content, in the context of discussing charlatans promoted by figures like Oprah.
Power Up Your Brain
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he started with this his self-published book called like I don't know like brain saving dot-com or something and back then he had a totally different line on it
The guest mentions an earlier self-published book by David Perlmutter, noting its title was something like 'brain saving dot-com'.
The Hagakure
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man when I read his [ __ ] all I fell in love with samurai philosophy a long time ago from what Neto bay and the hagakure
The speaker mentions falling in love with samurai philosophy through reading 'Hagakure'.
Being and Time
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and I'm also a big fan of Heidegger so like being towards death knowing that this is inescapable
The speaker mentions being a fan of Heidegger and references the concept of 'being towards death' from his work.
The Prophet
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but they had these 24 hour what they call prophets and they were all named after a different chapter of the book called the Prophet by Kahlil Gibran
Adam Eget mentions that the 24-hour workshops in the cult boarding school he attended were named after chapters of this book.
The Decision
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Now my first book I can't make this up life lessons was a New York Times number-one bestseller
Kevin Hart mentions his first book, highlighting its success as a New York Times bestseller.
Do the Work!
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I did that research I talked about with steven pressfield's books on creativity war of art authentic swing turning pro do the work
Jack Carr mentions reading Steven Pressfield's books on creativity, including 'Do the Work'.
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The Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant [Illustrated – 2 volumes in one]
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you know going back in time I read all these Vietnam books growing up and every autobiography I could about people in the military you know grant has his memoirs or whatever
Jack Carr mentions reading autobiographies of military people, including Grant's memoirs.
Lolita
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It's a song about a guy who's getting lured in by a young Lolita
The speaker mentions the book 'Lolita' while discussing the meaning and themes of the song 'Don't Stand So Close to Me'.
Why the Center Can't Hold
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I've been deep into your book for the last two weeks and will tell everybody what it's called right off the bat it's called chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s
The host introduces the guest, Tom O'Neill, and states the full title of his book which is the subject of the discussion.
The Manchurian Candidate
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so their main objective was to commit or to create what they called hypno program assassins people who would kill on command popularly known as Manchurian candidates after a book that was written 1962 and later became a movie and then a movie again
The guest explains the CIA's objective to create 'hypno program assassins' and mentions the term 'Manchurian candidates' comes from a 1962 book.
The Search for the "Manchurian Candidate"
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the guy that found that ended up testifying to Congress and working with Seymour Hersh to expose it was named John marks he wrote the first book about MKULTRA that came out in the mid to late 70s called the search for The Manchurian Candidate
The guest mentions John Marks, a key figure in exposing MKULTRA, and his book which was the first on the topic.
Helter Skelter
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I mean I just finished helter skelter I read it for the first time
The host mentions having recently finished reading the book 'Helter Skelter'.
The White Album
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it's like Joan Didion wrote in her book The White Album that the morning she learned about the murders and she knew most of the victims
The guest references Joan Didion's book and her perspective on the cultural impact of the Manson murders.
Giving the Devil his Due
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who I was when I was working on giving the devil is do I had this was kind of a challenge to me because I feel like there's so much fake news
Michael Shermer mentions the title of his own book while discussing the challenge of dealing with fake news and bogus theories.
Not Born Yesterday
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nicely summarized in Hugo Mercier's book called not born yesterday and he shows that those those Facebook online bubbles against Hillary say or for Trump or vice versa probably had next to no effect on the actual election
Michael Shermer mentions Hugo Mercier's book 'Not Born Yesterday' as summarizing research on online political bubbles.
Evil
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I mean my my friend and colleague Roy Baumeister wrote that great book on evil in which he actually went and interviewed serial killers and rapists in prison and said you know why'd you do it
Michael Shermer mentions his colleague Roy Baumeister's book about evil, based on interviews with prisoners.
Culture Of Honor
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Now you mentioned the south there's interesting research Richard Nisbett and his colleagues on the culture of Honor that's more common in the south than in the north
Michael Shermer mentions Richard Nisbett's research and book on the 'culture of honor' in the American South.
I'll Be Gone in the Dark
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Well that was the one that Patton Oswald's wife was working she she was writing that book
Joe Rogan mentions that Patton Oswalt's wife (Michelle McNamara) was writing a book about the Golden State Killer case.
John
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That's one King James book a John baby hit that on acid It's so wonderful It's so trippy Because it's like that's when I really like Christianity clicked for me regardless of its whether it's real or not but that's when I was like okay I get this because the book of John When you read it you're like well someone wrote it
Duncan Trussell mentions reading the King James Version of the Book of John while on acid and how it made Christianity 'click' for him.
The Unabomber's Manifesto: Industrial Society and Its Future
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What I'm trying to say is Ted Kaczynski was right Oh my god we all know that he was right Do you ever read his manifesto
Joe Rogan asks Duncan Trussell if he has read Ted Kaczynski's manifesto.
The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep
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There's a okay so this is a trip this this is very trippy So I got this book called the Tibetan yoga of dream and sleep Well I feel like it's [ __ ] cool
Duncan Trussell mentions getting and reading a book about Tibetan yoga, dream, and sleep.
Ten Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now
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He's written a lot of great books One of them twelve reasons to get out or ten reasons to get off your social media now Really Yeah I wrote a book called uh yep Jaron Lanier Jerry Aaron linear freaking brilliant human man But um you know it's called a ten or twelve kara twelve reasons to get off your social media now or delete your account something like that There's a book of his
Duncan Trussell mentions Jaron Lanier and one of his books about getting off social media.
Dawn of the New Everything
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There's a book of his I like better than that called the dawn of the new everything But and that's just him sort of like talking about what it was like working in Silicon Valley back then and his sort of opinions on on this stuff
Duncan Trussell mentions another book by Jaron Lanier, describing its content.
High Magick
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so well he wrote a great book called high magic which is I think that's what's called it's a fantastic book on magic is really the wrong word
Duncan Trussell mentions Damien Echols and his book about magic.
The Book of Ezekiel, Chapters 25–48
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so throughout the Bible there's mentions of angels the Book of Ezekiel the famous one that ufo-ologists go to is there's all these contacts with angels a hyperdimensional beings that have some data set they want to bring to the world
Duncan Trussell mentions the Book of Ezekiel in the context of mentions of angels and hyperdimensional beings in the Bible.
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Avventure in Oriente. A Cura Di Luigi Barzini, Jr., Etc. [With Plates, Including a Portrait.].
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oh my god this super super cool experience especially you have to read in that book
The guest refers back to the previously mentioned biography about the Paris to Peking race, emphasizing that the host 'has to read' it.
The Yugo
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so one of the best car books ever that John you know Johnny Lee Berman right yes dear friend Johnny had recommended it's called the worst car ever built and it's the story of the Hugo
The guest mentions a book recommended by his friend Johnny Lee Berman, calling it 'one of the best car books ever' and explicitly stating its title and subject (the Hugo/Yugo).
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Grasses of the Queen Elizabeth Islands
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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.
Custer Died for Your Sins
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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".
Red Earth, White Lies
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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.
Deadliest Enemy
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Well Michael osterholm who wrote this book deadliest enemy and who was on on Tuesday on the podcast Tuesday he opened up a lot of people's eyes as to like what what the issue is and what what you can do to prevent it
Joe Rogan mentions Michael Osterholm and his book 'Deadliest Enemy', referencing Osterholm's previous appearance on the podcast and the book's relevance to the coronavirus discussion.
Turbulent Souls:
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my first the first book I wrote long before Freakonomics was called turbulent Souls although it got then republished under a different title called choosing my religion and it tells us this story of my my two parents around me
Stephen Dubner mentions his first book, 'Turbulent Souls', and notes it was later republished as 'Choosing My Religion'. He describes its subject matter.
The Map That Changed the World
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This is an amazing story told in a book called the map that changed the world by a Simon Winchester and basically his ideas and his research were kind of hijacked
Stephen Dubner mentions a book by Simon Winchester about a geologist named William Smith.
The Shadow that Scares Me
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he has a great book he has a book called [ __ ] but his best book I won't say best... my favorite book of his is called the shadow that scares me and it's really him like giving solutions to all of these like problems that that are you know but that were in the narrative at that time about black folks
Owen Smith mentions Dick Gregory and his favorite book by him, describing its content.
The Impossible First
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I brought a book I wrote it I wrote this book last time since I saw you last the impossible first
The guest, Colin O'Brady, introduces his new book about his solo Antarctica journey and states its title. He mentions he wrote it. Later in the conversation, he discusses its content, subtitle ("from fire to ice"), and its status as a New York Times bestseller.
The Denial of Death
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and then when I was on and it was in my 20s or 30s I read a book by a guy named Ernest Becker called denial of death I'm have you ever heard of this book
Brian Greene mentions reading this book by Ernest Becker in his 20s or 30s, asking Joe if he has heard of it.
The Principles of Psychology
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and from that I went to read you know William James's book a varieties of religious experience
Brian Greene mentions reading this book by William James after attending a gathering about science and spirituality.
The elegant universe
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my early books were all focused on trying to bring scientific ideas out to the general public now the elegant universe was about string theory that but the cosmos space and time hidden realities about multiple universes
Brian Greene lists his previous books aimed at the general public, mentioning this one about string theory.
The fabric of the cosmos
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my early books were all focused on trying to bring scientific ideas out to the general public now the elegant universe was about string theory that but the cosmos space and time hidden realities about multiple universes
Brian Greene lists his previous books aimed at the general public, mentioning this one about space and time.
The Martian
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you know that movie is really pretty good good movie yeah yeah there was a I met the author the guy that wrote anyway the guy that wrote the book and I told him that I really didn't like his book [Laughter] yeah he's like why was it because like there's not really enough dynamic pressure in a Martian windstorm to knock the antenna off the roof like now it's fine with that said it was because we don't have enough redundancy in the comm system and that's not really realistic I'm like that no because well why didn't you like it I'm like well listen I have a long day of work at SpaceX I come home I open up the book before I go to bed and I'm reading this like okay I got 62 Souls and I got to cover 3000 kilometres and I've got 52 moles of nitrogen hydroxide blah blah blah and I'm like it's like I'm still at work like I wanted some escapism I want to like go home really have romance now or something
The guest, Garrett Reisman, mentions meeting the author of the book that the movie 'The Martian' was based on and tells the story of how he told the author he didn't like the book because it felt too much like work due to the technical details.
Dominion
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I don't think it's a coincidence that most woke people a fist s-- because this is their alternative for radical religion I think that's probably right there you know Tom Holland wrote is a historian he wrote a book recently called Dominion he makes this case that with the absence of Christianity in comes woken us that it was just just follows from the other in a kind of because they have the similar need to Priscilla ties to convert
The guest mentions historian Tom Holland and his recent book, discussing its argument about wokeness filling the void left by Christianity.
Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls: 100 Tales of Extraordinary Women
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I mean but this is this is you scraping the surfaces so one of the big selling books was good night stories for rebel girls which like each chapters about a major feminist icon that's aimed at young kids
The guest mentions this as a big-selling children's book featuring feminist icons.
Consent
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which like each chapters about a major feminist icon that's aimed at young kids there's one called see is for consent that's aimed at very young kids
The guest mentions this as another children's book aimed at very young kids.
The Little Girl Who Gave Zero Fucks
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there's one called see is for consent that's aimed at very young kids there's one called the little girl who gave zero [ __ ] right this is this sort of you know it's funny I look at this stuff I think this is such flagrant indoctrination
The guest mentions this as another children's book, highlighting its provocative title as an example of "flagrant indoctrination".
My First Little Book of Intersectional Activism
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so like I thought so I've written a book as titania and she's trying to it's called my first little book of intersectional activism right because she can't get it
The guest mentions writing a children's book as his character Titania McGrath, stating the title.
The bell curve
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and also this book called the bell curve had just recently come out and yeah yeah you know the one yeah exactly so you know he jumped on that and he said well you know it's a known fact
The Klan leader, Roger Kelly, mentions 'the bell curve' book to support his racist claims about black people's intelligence.
The Klan Whisperer
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so your book what is it titled the book is called clandestine spell with AK a clandestine relationships and right now that that book is out of print I'm working on the second edition second copy which will handle all new stories and and plus a lot of the old stuff and updates
The host asks the speaker about his book, and the speaker states the title and mentions it is out of print but he is working on a second edition.
Radio Facts Power Play List Magazine
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I am I'm actually in the process of writing my opera up biography right now which I've been working on pretty consistently for the last five years something that you know I really was doing it for myself in a lot of ways to have an understanding of the things that I've been through and the things that I've learned and processed and acquired over the years which is you know in a lot of ways it's been extremely rewarding and doing all this
Kevin Ross mentions he is currently writing his autobiography.
It Didn't Start with You
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What's even crazier about that as I read a book called it didn't start with you and it talks about how these things are passed on generationally from like trauma
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book called 'it didn't start with you' about inherited trauma.
My Life in Football
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you know I'm I'm a writer like I said I'm working on my autobiography right now I've written two books so far
Kevin Ross mentions he is currently working on his autobiography.
Miracle Workers, S.C.E. Book Two
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like I said I'm working on my autobiography right now I've written two books so far I'm an artist
Kevin Ross mentions he has written two books so far (in addition to the autobiography he is currently writing).
How to Fight Anti-Semitism
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you're not religious you think going back to your book do you think my book even started on that
Joe Rogan references Bari Weiss's book on anti-semitism as a starting point for their discussion.
Sleepwalk with Me
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and he was to write a blog and his blog became really popular might what was it what was it my it was he would read it on Bob and Tom who's [ __ ] here
Bert mentions Mike Birbiglia's popular blog that was read on the radio show Bob and Tom, which is the basis for his book/show 'Sleepwalk With Me'.
Conversive Hidden Non-Markovian Models
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if you go to audible.com and go to the great courses I listen to these courses I just listen to 48 lectures by a guy named Robert Buchholz who is this [ __ ] amazing professor on the foundations of Western civilization
Joe Rogan mentions listening to a course from The Great Courses by Robert Buchholz about the foundations of Western civilization.
The Order of Time
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just listen to this book about time and these concepts just came up swear that you're talking about after the whole book I was more confused about time the order of time but by the way that's a great name Carlo Rovelli
Joe Rogan mentions listening to a book about time, later identifying the title as 'The Order of Time' and the author as Carlo Rovelli.
The Power of One
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Mentioned 1 time
you ever done the power of one oh yeah I've read that was a couple of years ago yeah my favorites yeah it's great audio book -
Joe Rogan asks the guest if he has read this book, stating it's one of his favorites and a great audiobook.
An Ethnography of Living and Working in a Group Home for People with Down Syndrome and Dementia
Mentioned 1 time
Just look right here I had this author in the other day his name Sam Sam Quinn he wrote this book empire of the summer moon it's [ __ ] amazing man it's about the Comanches and it's about the the war they had with like through Texas and Oklahoma and went on forever like a ganancias were the last holdout against the American settlers and events against the soldiers the Comanches were the last holdouts they were the last like truly wild tribe and they were running the plains for like hundreds and hundreds of years of horses and [ __ ] but here's the thing man this moved this book it's taken place in the mid 1800s to the late 1800s but just like that's so recently
Joe Rogan mentions having the author 'Sam Quinn' (S.C. Gwynne) on the podcast and talks about his book 'Empire of the Summer Moon', describing its subject matter.
Triggered
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Mentioned 1 time
and he brings that Donald Trump jr. book everywhere he goes I love it he's got an orange suit just as gross as the blue one it is goddamn hilarious he's there's photos of him at the press conference with the orange suit bro he is Look at that Look at his orange suit it looks like it cost less than the blue suit I didn't think that was possible it's got a pen He's a [ __ ] genius listen that this guy let me mark my words when this guy is done fighting he will be a huge pro wrestling star okay [ __ ] huge and he might do it quick how about that he if he wins if that guy wins and maybe he fights Maz Badal maybe fights one more time he goes right into pro wrestling hey any man cha-ching and what's crazy is that I've been pitching we do a wrestling podcast at the Comedy Store and I've been pitching for years now City the press coverage reading Donald Trump Ginger's book and I've been pitching for years that the WWE is missing out on having this pro-trump super bad guy character and then Colby comes out of nowhere and does it in real life in the UFC and they still haven't done it in WWE
Joe Rogan and Tony Hinchcliffe discuss the fighter Colby Covington using Donald Trump Jr.'s book as part of his public persona and promotion.
The Strongest Shall Survive
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Mentioned 1 time
so bill Starr who was a huge name in the game he he was a former top weightlifter in the United States back in the 60s later on very successful coach strength coach and author The strongest shall survive His book on strength training for football remains one of the best strength training books
The guest, Pavel Tsatsouline, mentions Bill Starr and his book on strength training for football, highlighting its quality.
A Plausible Autobiography of Earl Callen
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I am a fan of books by old-time strongman Not all of them of course but some of them are just remarkable Earl Lederman he was an American strongman an educator He wrote a book back in 1925 called the seekers of strength and it's an awesome book
The guest mentions being a fan of old-time strongman books and specifically names Earl Lederman and his book from 1925, calling it awesome.
The Quick and the Dead
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And your most recent book my most recent book is the quick and the dead total training for the advanced minimalist but that is for the advanced minimalist so I presume that's not for the majority of of listeners
The guest mentions his most recent book and clarifies that it is for advanced minimalists.
Kettlebell -
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so I also bought the same time came out with an updated edition of my kettlebells simple and sinister and that I believe firmly believe is the book for most people to most people whether it's grandma Betty or Ranger Joe that to train on to get started on
The guest mentions an updated edition of another one of his books, recommending it as a starting point for most people.
The Heart of Everything That Is
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yeah let's see the center of everything that is the heart of everything that is which is which is a version Well not a version but it was a it was a kind of doing for the Sioux what what this book did
The guest mentions this book as one that followed his, focusing on the Sioux.
Hymns of the Republic
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Mentioned 1 time
I have a new book out called hymns of the Republic about the final year of the war
The guest mentions his recently published book about the Civil War.
Rebel Yell
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Mentioned 1 time
I wrote a biography of Stonewall Jackson and so I've been kind of I took I took a right turn
The guest mentions writing a biography of Stonewall Jackson.
Crazy Horse
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Larry McMurtry wrote a pretty good book about Crazy Horse a small volume
The guest mentions a book about Crazy Horse written by Larry McMurtry.
The Plot to Seize the White House
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the book that it's called um like the time the conspiracy to overthrow the government and then it's all it's all about him it's a really long book that just came out about like overthrowing FDR
The speaker mentions reading a recent, long book about the conspiracy to overthrow FDR, which focuses on Smedley Butler.
The Paleo Cure
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Mentioned 1 time
so can we just go into your study sorry your e-book on b12 you basically said I don't know where you got that study from your b12 eBook opened with the exact same study
James Wilks references Chris Kresser's B12 eBook, challenging Kresser about a study cited within it.
Report of the ... Session of the Working Party on Eel
Mentioned 1 time
eel Wilson... he has two pilasters for his work on in biology he's a wrote the book on biodiversity he's considered the father of modern biodiversity is about getting the right around 90 years old now but looking at he would do things like go to an island and pretty much exterminate everything on it and then try to figure out well you know at what rate did the animals come back and what's what's sustainable and he's figured out that to save 85% of the we had the wild animals on the planet you had to put aside half of it for them you know that's hassle of the plant have to plan it
The guest mentions E.O. Wilson, describing him as the father of modern biodiversity and the author of 'the book on biodiversity', linking his work to the concept of setting aside half the planet for wildlife.
The Blue Zones
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Dan Buettner Geographic fellow popularized the idea that there's these five geographic regions the plan of where people live longer and without chronic disease than any other place on the planet so I was out there last week at the BRIT the brain health and Alzheimer clinic and there's two researchers that started when there wasn't one for miles around and they opened it with 1 out of 3 people in America and the next 10 years gonna be affected by Alzheimer's
The guest mentions Dan Buettner, a National Geographic fellow, who popularized the concept of 'Blue Zones' where people live longer and healthier lives, linking it to diet and lifestyle factors discussed in the context of Loma Linda.
The Power of Sleep & Supplements
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Mentioned 1 time
I mean dr. Matthew Walker has been on this podcast who's so well renowned sleep scientist was discussing that it's one of the biggest corollary one of the biggest factors where they've determined that the less sleep you have the higher likelihood you have of Alzheimer's disease and it's really stark like that
Joe Rogan mentions Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep scientist who has been on the podcast, and discusses his work linking lack of sleep to Alzheimer's disease.
Understanding Dreams, Visions, and Prophecies
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Mentioned 1 time
I mean dr. Matthew Walker has been on this podcast who's so well renowned sleep scientist was discussing that it's one of the biggest corollary one of the biggest factors where they've determined that the less sleep you have the higher likelihood you have of Alzheimer's disease and it's really stark like that
Joe Rogan mentions Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep scientist who has been on the podcast, and discusses his work linking lack of sleep to Alzheimer's disease.
The Bhagavad Gita
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Mentioned 1 time
There's a scripture on that book What is the scripture is in the Bhagavad Gita
RZA mentions the Bhagavad Gita as containing a scripture about talking to oneself.
The Real Pepsi Challenge
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Mentioned 1 time
and they it's a book called this call is a book called the real Jamie pop it up the real Pepsi challenge the real Pepsi challenge there to us How one pioneering company broke the color barrier in 1940's American businesses
RZA mentions a book about the history of Pepsi's marketing strategy targeting the black community, and Jamie pulls up the title and subtitle.
Quran
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Mentioned 1 time
I sent him a Quran you know and I was like I think you know look my have to get into some studies brother cuz you know it's so so so so anyway I sent him to karana buddy hold you down off of that
RZA mentions sending a copy of the Quran to someone who was going through a difficult time.
Charlemagne
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Mentioned 1 time
and then when i got back to camp boom and i realized through that camp and also reading charlemagne's book as well the shook ones
Israel Adesanya mentions reading Charlemagne's book and realizing how eating affects mental health through that camp and the book.
Last Child in the Woods
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Mentioned 1 time
and he wrote a book her last child in woods is my Bible changed my life
Pete refers to Richard Louv's book 'Last Child in the Woods' as his 'Bible' and says it changed his life, discussing kids being afraid to go outside.
Chew on this
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Mentioned 1 time
who is it schlosser Eric Schlosser wrote this book and documentary is fascinating history of accidents and close calls is nuts
Joe mentions Eric Schlosser and his book/documentary about the history of nuclear accidents and close calls.
Fast Food Nation
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Mentioned 1 time
who is it schlosser Eric Schlosser wrote this book and documentary is fascinating history of accidents and close calls is nuts
Joe mentions Eric Schlosser and his book/documentary about the history of nuclear accidents and close calls.
The New Jim Crow
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Mentioned 1 time
Michelle Alexander's the new Jim Crow takes on racial injustice and mass incarceration you just read that book
Pete mentions Michelle Alexander's book 'The New Jim Crow' and its focus on racial injustice and mass incarceration.
The Scavenger's Guide to Haute Cuisine
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Mentioned 1 time
I'm listening to this book on tape on my friend Steve Rinella about it's called the American Buffalo I think it's called American Buffalo sounds awesome
Pete mentions listening to an audiobook by his friend Steve Rinella called 'The American Buffalo' about the history of wildlife and Native Americans.
Free Speech
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Mentioned 1 time
it certainly is nadine strossen who i think used to be something at the ECL you wrote a book about speech and about how in Germany you're not allowed to fly the swastika
Pete mentions Nadine Strossen and her book about speech, censorship, and why censorship is ineffective, referencing the example of Germany.
Original Gangstas
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Mentioned 1 time
well for my book about West Coast hip-hop called original gangsters I interviewed a freeway Ricky Ross is here
The guest mentions his previous book about West Coast hip-hop, titled Original Gangsters, and interviewing Freeway Ricky Ross for it.
Fentanyl, Inc
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Mentioned 1 time
Tell everyone your book fentanyl Inc it's available now oh yeah absolutely it's uh yeah fencing a link how rogue chemists are creating the deadliest wave of the opioid epidemic
The host prompts the guest to promote his book, Fentanyl Inc., and the guest provides the title and subtitle.
The Star Wars: Die Urfassung
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Mentioned 1 time
when I read the book to which a Cameron publishing who did the book in and Jonathan Rinzler who wrote it who did he interviewed me a lot and he also went back to old articles and all things at the time and did a really nice job of weaving the story together
Rick Baker mentions reading the book about his career, naming the publisher (Cameron publishing) and the author (Jonathan Rinzler).
Crash and Burn
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Mentioned 1 time
I wrote another book in jail so I wrote a fourth book good it's called ripping and running and I'm trying to I'm trying to get a deal
Artie mentions writing his fourth book, titled 'ripping and running', while in jail and is trying to get a publishing deal for it.
Too Fat to Fish
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Mentioned 1 time
the first book I had out to fat to fish which debuted number one of the New York Times bestsellers
Artie mentions his first book, 'Too Fat to Fish', and its success as a New York Times bestseller.
Atomic Habits
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Mentioned 1 time
this is actually from James clear have you heard of him atomic habits New York Times bestselling author
The guest mentions James Clear and his book 'Atomic Habits', noting he is a New York Times bestselling author.
Full Focus Planner Wellness - Gray
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Mentioned 1 time
and I like how I also have another one called the full focus planner in that anyway you can plan out your day your week
The guest mentions another planner they use for daily and weekly planning, called 'the full focus planner'.
Last Words
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Mentioned 1 time
but in his book last words he talks about like he bought a jet... they published it posthumously but he was working on it with Tony Hendra before he died
Kevin Smith mentions George Carlin's book and discusses its content and the co-author.
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The Brown's Reunion 2001
Mentioned 1 time
Clark's first law there is about 2001... well Kubrick made the movie made the movie by thank God he write it Clark wrote it
The speakers discuss Arthur C. Clarke's famous law and mention his work '2001', confirming he wrote it.
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Mushrooms, Mankind, DMT, and Hyperspace
Mentioned 1 time
but Terence Mckenna had a theory called the stoned ape theory he believed that human beings were experimenting with psilocybin mushrooms and it's psilocybin mushrooms accelerated our evolution
Joe Rogan mentions Terence McKenna and his theory, 'the stoned ape theory,' discussing its premise.
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi on the Bhagavad-Gita
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Mentioned 1 time
when Oppenheimer saw the very first explosion of test explosion said I am become death destroyer of worlds It's a quote from the bhagavad-gita
Kyle Kulinski attributes the famous quote 'I am become death, destroyer of worlds' (said by Oppenheimer) to its source, the Bhagavad Gita.
Civilized to Death
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Mentioned 1 time
There's a there's an anecdote that is in this book civilized to death Notice that segue
Chris Ryan introduces an anecdote from his book 'Civilized to Death'.
I've Never Met An Idiot On The River
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Mentioned 1 time
He wrote a book on fly fishing and I think the books called I never met an idiot on the river
Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Henry Winkler about fly fishing.
Permanent Record
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Mentioned 1 time
so I I came on because I just written a book called permanent record which is the the story of my life because that's what publishers make you do and when you're writing your first book but it's more than that because I didn't just want to talk about me it's actually about the changing of Technology and the changing of government in this sort of post 9/11 era which you know our generation just sort of happened to be growing up during and I was at the CIA and the NSA and all this stuff but the day that the book came out the government hit me with a lawsuit and they hit the publisher of the books with a with a lawsuit
Edward Snowden mentions that he wrote a book titled 'Permanent Record' and that this is the reason he is appearing on the podcast. He describes the book's content and the government's reaction to its publication.
Outgrowing God
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Mentioned 1 time
and we have a new book out outgrowing God when does it come out is it out now it is out now
The host introduces the guest and mentions his new book, asking about its release date.
The Blind Watchmaker
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Mentioned 1 time
I'm also humorous I mean I like to think it's a funny book but a lot of people do think it's hard in the other sense
Richard Dawkins describes his book (referring back to The God Delusion) as humorous.
Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul
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Mentioned 1 time
Douglas Adams wrote a lovely book called the long dark teatime of the soul which had in which the Norse gods apart a vision
Richard Dawkins mentions a book by Douglas Adams that features Norse gods.
River Out of Eden
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Mentioned 1 time
yes it's in two halves the first half is debunking God it begins with what we were talking about earlier this year number of different gods
Richard Dawkins describes the structure of his new book, Outgrowing God.
The Stuff of Thought
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Mentioned 1 time
and I think this is a I mean Steven Pinker talks about this all the time in his books but and it's criticized for it because a lot of people don't like the idea that things are getting better and they want to dwell on the negative aspects and they want to they want to magnify those and make it the most important focal point
Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pinker and his books, noting that Pinker discusses how things are getting better over time, which is often criticized.
Barfing in the Backseat #12
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Mentioned 1 time
I did a movie with Henry... he wrote a book called there's no idiots on the river about fly-fishing he loves fly-fishing
Joe Rogan mentions that Henry Winkler, whom he did a movie with, wrote a book about fly-fishing.
Fenway Park
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Mentioned 1 time
January 2001 at Fenway Park I set down with previous thirty-year heads ground keeper mr. Joe Mooney to discuss the nuances of Fenway ... but at least I made time to take this photo And since then I've had it hanging on my office wall
Lenny Clarke reads a detailed passage from a book (likely by David Mellor) about the Fenway Park groundskeeper Joe Mooney and how fish from the Charles River ended up on the field during heavy rain.
Rikki-tikki-tavi
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Mentioned 1 time
I said to him watch rikki-tikki-tavi which is a story about a mongoose fight two snakes and it's a it's a metaphor so really cool matter for anyone to watch it on YouTube since 1975 cartoon. It's a story by Rudyard Kipling
Vinny Shoreman recommends watching a cartoon adaptation of the story "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" by Rudyard Kipling, describing it as a cool metaphor and noting it's a story by Kipling.
Minecraft: The Mountain
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Mentioned 1 time
the novel's are supposed to be excellent weren't the novels written by some famous guys son who's who wrote them now max Brooks the son of Mel Brooks
Joe Rogan mentions the novels that the movie World War Z is based on and identifies the author as Max Brooks.
Letters from an Astrophysicist
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Mentioned 1 time
okay so you know I'm saying like are they saying it online I have a book coming out in a month called letters from an astrophysicist
Neil deGrasse Tyson announces his upcoming book and its title.
Death by black hole : and other cosmic quandaries
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Mentioned 1 time
and that ladies and gentlemen is the end of the podcast ha ha ha This block will be available when Sir comes out in in October first week of October
Neil deGrasse Tyson announces the release date of his book, likely referring to 'Letters from an Astrophysicist'.
The Emotional Brain
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Mentioned 1 time
In 1996 I published a book called the emotional brain and few years later I started finding out from therapists that the lot of patients were reading the book with their therapist and they were saying that it was really helping them understand why
The guest, Joseph LeDoux, mentions his 1996 book and how therapists used it with patients to help them understand the separation between physiological reactions and conscious fear.
Anxious
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Mentioned 1 time
so you know one of the things we've we've proposed a proposes in my last book anxious was a kind of test program for exploring this where be kind of a three-part three-step program
The guest mentions his previous book, 'Anxious', and discusses a proposed three-step program from it for treating fear and anxiety.
Blue
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Mentioned 1 time
and you kind of book bro I do call that noise blue the color of noise yeah what's this about it's my memoir
Steve Aoki announces and describes his new memoir, stating its title.
Homo Deus
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Mentioned 1 time
I'm on the second one right now yeah I just finished homo Davis
Steve Aoki mentions finishing another book by Yuval Noah Harari, likely mispronouncing 'Deus'.
Fantastic Voyage
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Mentioned 1 time
I was with dr. Grossman he's the doctor I work with and he wrote the book with Ray Kurzweil called I think it's the sub the sub text of the book is stayin alive until we get told tell who you reached singularity or something like that He wrote that in with with Ray Kurzweil
Steve Aoki mentions a book co-authored by his doctor, Dr. Grossman, and Ray Kurzweil, describing its focus on living long enough for future technology.
Stephen King Goes to the Movies
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Mentioned 1 time
but the idea was based on a Stephen King book and the Stephen King book where there was a guy who was sort of slow and they did something to him and all of a sudden he became some super genius almost godlike character
Joe Rogan mentions that the movie 'Lawnmower Man' was based on a book by Stephen King, describing the plot.
War in the Woods
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Mentioned 1 time
and getting to meet certain guys from the sheriff's department in my first book goes into this whole learning experience of you know ad hoc jumping in with other agencies and doing it was this the hidden war this was the first book war in the woods
John Nores mentions his first book, 'War in the Woods', in response to Joe asking if his first book was 'Hidden War'.
Hidden War
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Mentioned 1 time
So you wrote war in the woods and then hidden war is the new one yeah hidden wars the brand new one that just came out and they're basically ten years apart
John Nores mentions 'Hidden War' as his brand new book, following up 'War in the Woods'.
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The L.L. Bean Game and Fish Cookbook
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you know i found out about eating it because my brother found out about eating it because he has this old cookbook called the ll bean it's like the yellow bean wild game cookbook um by a guy named angus first name of angus if i remember right and he's got a shank like he's got a shank recipe in his book for antelope shank
Steven Rinella mentions finding a recipe in an old cookbook owned by his brother, identifying it by its title and the author's first name.
Why We Do What We Do
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Mentioned 1 time
anyways i had a podcast with a guy named dr matthew walker who's a sleep expert written books on sleeping and he talks about the vast amount of americans that are under arrested and and what an impact it has on your hormonal production on your body's ability to recover on your happiness your your body's ability to produce endorphins and all these different variables that are extremely important to happiness and to productivity
Joe Rogan mentions having a podcast with Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep expert who has written books, and discusses the negative impacts of insufficient sleep, which is the main topic of Walker's well-known book.
Decode Your Dreams
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Mentioned 1 time
anyways i had a podcast with a guy named dr matthew walker who's a sleep expert written books on sleeping and he talks about the vast amount of americans that are under arrested and and what an impact it has on your hormonal production on your body's ability to recover on your happiness your your body's ability to produce endorphins and all these different variables that are extremely important to happiness and to productivity
Joe Rogan mentions having a podcast with Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep expert who has written books, and discusses the negative impacts of insufficient sleep, which is the main topic of Walker's well-known book.
Sport Fish of the Gulf of Mexico
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Mentioned 1 time
you know what's funny about great whites is there's a guy there's a writer i love and he does all these fisheries guidebooks named vic dunaway i don't know if he's dead or alive but i got all of his books He's got like gulf coast pacific ocean atlantic coast um he does these books like it's like all the fish that you're likely to catch
Steven Rinella mentions a writer named Vic Dunaway and his series of fisheries guidebooks, noting their food quality sections.
The Relationship Between Student Motivation to Learn and Cooperative Learning Methods
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yo i read a book um rebel without a crew i think it's um i think rich rodriguez i think is think is his name and he was a filmmaker and he made the i can't remember the name of the movie but it was the prequel to what became desperado oh robert rodriguez yes
Roy Wood Jr. mentions reading this book by Robert Rodriguez about making a low-budget film, which inspired him.
Safety Off
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Mentioned 1 time
I'm writing a whole book on this actually I'm glad uh and uh it's about outrage culture It's about becoming too soft and but I but I try to make it a you know a uh productive conversation each chapter will be lessons you know derived from my own experiences and and derived from psychology uh derived from of ancient truths actually uh you know nothing I will say in this book is going to be new but that's kind of the point ... and so this I go into this a lot in my book too You have to tell yourself the right story about that trauma ... is another chapter in my book I call it no plan B You go through this with no plan B
Dan Crenshaw mentions he is writing a book about outrage culture and becoming too soft, detailing its focus on lessons from experience and psychology, and specifically mentions a chapter titled 'no plan B'.
Cum for Bigfoot
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Mentioned 1 time
Do you know these people really into Bigfoot sexually there's like all these novels written about big things is good data tall Armenian no no that's that hard They ever go to Glendale everywhere go to the Galleria there's this Bigfoot this is a very localized reference there's Bigfoot you get it a Bigfoot or ID you get it Bigfoot erotica yeah I mean it's like really common What if you had a small deck like you always hear about the really tall guys with the tiny dicks and when I say hear about them you hear about this you look at this seduced by Bigfoot
The host and guest discuss the genre of Bigfoot erotica and mention this title while looking it up online.
The Journey Back to Me
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Mentioned 1 time
Virginia Wade big favor by Lolita young wait a minute narrated I mean this is an audio book
The host mentions this title and author while looking up Bigfoot erotica books online.
Girls' Trip
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Mentioned 1 time
get it all the way under the shaft Look at this absolutely buffing Bigfoot What is happening
The host mentions this title while looking up Bigfoot erotica books online.
Bigfoot
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Come for Bigfoot Come for Bigfoot number 13 Just make [ __ ] up
The host mentions this specific numbered entry in the 'Come for Bigfoot' series.
Siren Island
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Wow taken by pirates oh she rat sheep ranch doff an utter genres it's all just getting [ __ ] taken by pirates seduced by the Dark Lord
The host lists this title as another genre or book written by the prolific author of Bigfoot erotica.
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genres it's all just getting [ __ ] taken by pirates seduced by the Dark Lord it's like getting [ __ ] by demons and pirates
The host lists this title as another genre or book written by the prolific author of Bigfoot erotica.
The Culture Of Fear
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no i'm part of this new podcast it's called fear not uh a guy named barry glasner and barry glasner wrote this book called the culture of fear and it was all about how fear is used as business right they keep you scared so that they could sell you things
Alonzo Bodden mentions his new podcast and introduces his co-host, Barry Glassner, stating that Glassner wrote a book called 'The Culture of Fear' about how fear is used as a business.
Merchants of Doubt
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and um i'm sure some of it has to do with lobbyists and some of it has to do with merchants of doubt that go out there and seed the world with disinformation to try to increase their profits and continue the practices that they're currently enjoying
Joe Rogan mentions the concept of 'merchants of doubt' when discussing skepticism about climate change, linking it to disinformation campaigns, likely referencing the book.
A Course in Miracles
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do you remember a course in miracles 4245 02:43:28 of course in miracles was a book that was going around
The speaker discusses this book, its popularity in the early 90s, and its purported origin story of channeling an angel.
Eat Pray Love
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like you pray love or
Mentioned as an example of a book recommended by 'annoying people' who were also proponents of 'A Course in Miracles'.
Clouds
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but it was aristophanes at least in the west who initiated this with the clouds and and frogs and so on
Cornel West mentions Aristophanes' play 'The Clouds' as an example of early comic writing.
The Assembly of Women
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but it was aristophanes at least in the west who initiated this with the clouds and and frogs and so on
Cornel West mentions Aristophanes' play 'The Frogs' as an example of early comic writing.
Three Sisters
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you read three sisters uncle vanya you read the cherry orchard or any of the short stories
Cornel West recommends reading Chekhov's plays and stories.
Uncle Vanya
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you read three sisters uncle vanya you read the cherry orchard or any of the short stories
Cornel West recommends reading Chekhov's plays and stories.
The Cherry Orchard
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you read three sisters uncle vanya you read the cherry orchard or any of the short stories
Cornel West recommends reading Chekhov's plays and stories.
A Classical Student
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Man the greatest one is called a student it's only two and a half pages It's his favorite short story
Cornel West highlights 'The Student' as Chekhov's favorite short story and recommends it.
Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation
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that's the question thomas more was wrestling with in the tower of london before he was executed in his dialogues on tribulation
Cornel West mentions Thomas More's work where he wrestled with a question about Socrates and Jesus.
Race Matters
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well i can't recommend your book race matters enough and one of the reasons is because of your analysis of that your your understanding of this the superficial aspect of the pursuit that so many people are locked into from cradle to grave
Joe Rogan recommends Cornel West's book 'Race Matters' and discusses its themes.
The Strange Career of Jim Crow
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jim crow for example by the great c van woodward uh history of jim crow which is the bible uh martin luther king said was the bible the civil rights movement
Cornel West mentions C. Vann Woodward's book about Jim Crow, calling it the 'bible' of the civil rights movement.
Moral Man and Immoral Society
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ryan holnieber the greatest christian thinker of the 20th century democratic socialist moral man and moral society
Cornel West mentions Reinhold Niebuhr's book 'Moral Man and Immoral Society'.
Love and Theft
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and you see what was going on with blackface where eric lott and others have talked about the love and theft
Cornel West mentions Eric Lott and his concept/book 'Love and Theft' in the context of blackface minstrelsy.
Worstward Ho
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you know the great samuel beckett number great another great comic writer try again fail again fail better that's the story of our lives
Cornel West attributes a famous quote from 'Worstward Ho' to Samuel Beckett, calling him a great comic writer.
An appeal in favour of that class of Americans called Africans
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lydia maria child she wrote a book in 1834 called an appeal for that class of americans called africans it was deeply influenced by one of the greatest works ever written at that time by david walker appealed the colored citizens of the world
Cornel West mentions Lydia Maria Child's book 'An Appeal in Favor of That Class of Americans Called Africans'.
David Walker's Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World
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it was deeply influenced by one of the greatest works ever written at that time by david walker appealed the colored citizens of the world she's a white sister
Cornel West mentions David Walker's 'Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World'.
The Autobiography of Malcolm X
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the great stories he tells in the autobiography of malcolm x one of the great classics really i mean more than history of american civilization
Cornel West mentions 'The Autobiography of Malcolm X' as a great classic.
The Sister of Mercy. A Tale for the Times We Live in
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yo mind i'm just reading the book called the birth of a korean cool by sister wong
Cornel West mentions reading 'The Birth of Korean Cool' by 'Sister Wong' (Euny Hong).
Byrne's Treasury of Trick Shots in Pool and Billiards
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I read this book by this uh pool hustler it was a mcgirty life of a billiard hustler I think it was it's a really interesting book because it was about a guy who survived by traveling around on trains like a hobo gambling playing pool and billiards in the depression
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about a pool hustler who traveled and gambled during the Depression.
An Unusual Beginning
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your book it's still like this doing really well yes cuz rabbit rabbit right nominated for n double acp mu o
Ms. Pat confirms the title of her book, 'Rabbit Rabbit', in response to Joe asking about its success and mentioning its NAACP Image Award nomination.
Antifa
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there's a book called the anti-fascist handbook It's written by mark bray He's an academic at dartmouth He is i would call him one of antifa's chief ideologues So not only does he explain what antifa does and in his writings he makes it very clear that the um the quote unquote self-defense is what justifies the offensive violence He actually argues why that's ethical
Andy Ngo mentions the book as a source for understanding Antifa's ideology and justification for violence. He identifies the author as Mark Bray, an academic at Dartmouth and an Antifa ideologue. He also mentions the Attorney General of Minnesota, Keith Ellison, was photographed holding the book.
The Rational Male
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so that book was the cover was designed by Rollo Tomassi the rational male author
The guest mentions that the cover of his next book was designed by the author of "The Rational Male", Rollo Tomassi.
Dreamcatcher
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what was the other one where the dudes were in the woods and some alien crawled inside that guy's [ __ ] and killed him which one was that book yeah ... i just never heard of it it's called dream catcher dream catcher that's it yeah
The speakers try to identify a Stephen King book based on its plot, eventually naming it as 'Dreamcatcher'.
Punisher War Journal By Carl Potts & Jim Lee
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That's always like the appeal of a show like the punisher like the comic book they ever did
The speakers discuss the appeal of The Punisher comic book series.
BOBBY'S PHONICS. 5
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if you read bobby's book bobby said mike told him i'll be right back
Joe Rogan mentions reading Bobby Brown's book and recounts a story from it about Mike Tyson before a fight.
Altered Carbon
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but most recently so like 15 years ago I read the Richard K Morgan book altered carbon and at the time I was like this has to be made into something
Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'altered carbon' by Richard K Morgan about 15 years prior and thinking it should be adapted into something.
Striking Thoughts
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it's like bruce lee right striking thoughts philosophy plus martial arts
Naval Ravikant mentions the book 'Striking Thoughts' by Bruce Lee as an example of combining seemingly disparate things (philosophy and martial arts) to create something interesting.
Grant Hancock
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because the first european explorers when they went to the amazon according to grant hancock in his book which is called america before um the first european explorers when they came to the amazon they were like oh my god this is incredible
Joe Rogan references Graham Hancock and his book 'America Before' when discussing theories about advanced ancient civilizations in the Amazon.
Slavery By Another Name
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it's called uh and i gotta find it by slavery by another name by douglas douglas blackman and it's about how they would they had they'd put loitering laws in all around the country and they would find black people and if they were standing around they would arrest them
Greg Fitzsimmons mentions an audiobook he listened to about reconstruction and the continuation of forced labor after the Civil War, explicitly stating the title and author.
Yang Chu's Garden of Pleasure
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That's the book by yang It was probably the presidential candidate yeah talking about how they're going to subsidize the uh the the whole population
Joe Rogan mentions a book by 'Yang', identifying him as the presidential candidate, in the context of discussing automation and universal basic income.
Mindhunter
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...doing a show on Sirius with Jim Norton and he brought in this the guy who basically created mine hunter he was this like he's interviewed all the serial killers and speaks to him and they brought him in I think his name's John Douglas they brought him in he's just talking It was fascinating let's go [ __ ] so I got his book almost finished his book I'm like this is great man
Brendan Schaub mentions getting and almost finishing a book by John Douglas, the person who 'basically created Mindhunter'.
The Oxygen Advantage
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There's a great book called the oxygen advantage by patrick mcdougall that he actually is on our board of xpt but he he you know kind of realized that our issues really stem from mouth breathing
Laird Hamilton mentions a book about breathing and its author, noting the author is on the board of XPT.
Blue Mind
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blue mind have you ever seen that book no it's called the blue mind the guy's pretty interesting
Joe asks Laird if he's seen the book 'Blue Mind', and Laird confirms the title.
Genesis Code
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i started writing articles i was invited to testify before congress and then to try to get that story out i was i started I wrote my my two most recent near-term sci-fi novels genesis code and eternal sonata and when i was on book tours for those and i explained the science to people the way a kind of a self-educated citizen scientist and a novelist would explain the science all of a sudden people got it
Jamie Metzl mentions this as one of his two most recent near-term sci-fi novels, written to convey the story of the genetics revolution.
Eternal Sonata
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i started writing articles i was invited to testify before congress and then to try to get that story out i was i started I wrote my my two most recent near-term sci-fi novels genesis code and eternal sonata and when i was on book tours for those and i explained the science to people the way a kind of a self-educated citizen scientist and a novelist would explain the science all of a sudden people got it
Jamie Metzl mentions this as one of his two most recent near-term sci-fi novels, written to convey the story of the genetics revolution.
Moonwalking with Einstein
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The guy who wrote moonwalking with einstein uh what the hell is he it's about a book about memory and stuff Really smart guy he lived with the pygmies in the congo for a long time
The speaker mentions the author Joshua Foer and his book 'Moonwalking with Einstein', noting its subject is memory and the author's experience living with pygmies.
Range
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and then he there's a new book coming out called range and it's about how when you teach a kid or when you when you learn a lot of different disciplines so if you're some of the best violinists some of the best athletes whatever they didn't specialize
The speaker mentions a new book by David Epstein called 'Range' about the benefits of diverse learning over early specialization.
Where the wild things are
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i remember who was the guy who wrote um oh god where the where the where the monsters are where the uh i i wrote a children's book was it called where the monsters are and he was he was in the war he said do you believe in god he said and he just casually said no no the war took care of that for me i never forgot it
The speaker tries to remember the author of a book, possibly a children's book, mentioning the title 'where the monsters are' and attributing a quote about losing faith in God due to war to the author. This context strongly suggests Kurt Vonnegut.
Jim Davis
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so i think the calvin and hobbes guy would never let them make toys of calvin and hobbes he saw the books yeah he didn't want that money
Anthony Jeselnik mentions the creator of Calvin and Hobbes wouldn't allow merchandise, only 'the books', contrasting him with the creator of Garfield.
Garfield's Twentieth Anniversary Collection
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so i think the calvin and hobbes guy would never let them make toys of calvin and hobbes he saw the books yeah he didn't want that money
Anthony Jeselnik mentions the creator of Calvin and Hobbes wouldn't allow merchandise, only 'the books', contrasting him with the creator of Garfield.
The Complete Far Side 1980-1994
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like the best comic ever uh gotta be gary larson's the far side those things [ __ ] hold up Did you ever read those back in the day he retired a long time ago
Anthony Jeselnik praises The Far Side by Gary Larson, noting that 'those things' (referring to the comic strip collections, i.e., books) 'hold up'.
An Especially Tricky People
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and then who did dunesbury that's like the political one right that's still is that his name maybe yeah what the [ __ ] who the [ __ ] was it trudeau
Anthony Jeselnik and Joe Rogan discuss the political comic strip Doonesbury and its creator, Garry Trudeau.
Tao Te Ching
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like that's why i love just reading like the dow to ching and like just like kundalini yoga like all the like cool like spiritual stuff
The guest mentions reading 'the dow to ching' as part of his spiritual practices to find peace and understand the balance of opposites.
Magicians of the Gods
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I have in america before I've not gone over old ground that I went over in magicians of the gods that we covered in the various interviews and podcasts in which it's really a good idea that people take a look at
Graham Hancock mentions his book 'Magicians of the Gods' as previous work that covered some of the topics, contrasting it with 'America Before'.
Underworld
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and by the time i got to 2002 when i published a book called underworld that followed seven years of scuba diving on continental shelves looking for structures that were submerged by rising sea levels at the end of the last ice age
Graham Hancock mentions his 2002 book 'Underworld' and its focus on underwater archaeology.
History Begins at Sumer
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and indeed i have a i have a book in my my library called history begins at sumer and it's by samuel noah cramer a very renowned archaeologist
Graham Hancock mentions having the book 'History Begins at Sumer' by Samuel Noah Kramer in his library as an example of the mainstream view of civilization origins.
Mentors
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and that's what that this book here mentors which i talk about you in only for a paragraph you know i mean it's not too
Russell Brand introduces his book 'Mentors' and mentions that he talks about Joe Rogan in it.
Born to Fight
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yeah we got the the street survival series coming out volume one two and three is gonna drop very soon books dvds everything everything's coming out
The speaker (Jorge Masvidal) announces that his 'street survival series', which includes books and DVDs, will be released soon.
Stand-Up Comedy
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it was this chick who wrote all these books... Judy Brown... Judy Carter... she wrote these books and how did you stand up
The speakers discuss Judy Carter, who wrote books about how to do stand-up comedy, noting that many aspiring comedians bought them.
How to be a Stand-up Comic
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There was a couple books written by comics... like Belzer. Richard Belzer wrote a book on how to do stand-up
Joe Rogan mentions Richard Belzer wrote a book on how to do stand-up, describing it as mostly joke advice and tongue-in-cheek.
Dreams from My Father
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number three is you do what barack obama did which is you come out preemptively and you try to remember all the bad stuff you do and then you confess it in public So in dreams for my father he says right
Ben Shapiro mentions Barack Obama's book as an example of someone preemptively confessing past mistakes.
Nudge
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There's a scholar named cass sunstein as a legal scholar and he wrote a book called nudge He was very famous
Bowling Alone
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well there's a robert putnam who's a sociologist over at harvard He wrote an entire book about the social fabric called bowling alone
Hillbilly Elegy
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i mean this is what jd vance talks about in hillbilly elegy right
The war on normal people
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so there's there's two problems that come up there and this is where andrew's book is interesting because problem number one is that the people will be poor
The Butchering Art
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so my book uh the butchering art really focuses on this one guy named joseph lister who applies germ theory and develops antisepsis
The guest introduces her book, mentioning its title and its focus on Joseph Lister.
Conan the Barbarian
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he was uh this guy that do he would do all the covers for Conan the Barbarian books. Just incredible artwork. Like wild crazy fantasy [ __ ] and this is your type of art. Oh just I loved it when I was a kid man. When I was a kid you know when I was like this seems like what you would like. I loved it. It was the best. His books were incredible. There's Robert E Howard was this really tortured guy who was a guy who lived with his mom. He had you know fairly poor health and he died suicide when he was like 36 years old. But he wrote a bunch of these books about a guy that was nothing like him. They've got a guy who was this just unstoppable force of nature from this baby. He created this place called us was Sumeria. Would he call it? Well this is Sumerian. It was Sumerian. Is that what it was? We're Conan. Conan the Cimmerian. Right. They created created a whole world and in this world is like it was like very games with Rhoni. In a lot of ways the original [ __ ] like no one to this day has really captured the books in a movie. Like Arnold was fun as Conan and then Jason Momoa was like a better fit physically. He was like a perfect fit physically more realistic as opposed to like being a bodybuilder. But nobody's ever captured like the feeling of the books because the books is just some wild [ __ ] and it was all created by this one guy was like super depressed. You just write these books about this guy who just [ __ ] all these women and killed everyone and just just smashed his way through the world and power Fanta thing crazy [ __ ] though was all him fighting dragons and monsters and demons coming for his soul. And he ran for 72 hours and fights them all for the sword.
Joe Rogan discusses Frank Frazetta's artwork for the covers of the Conan the Barbarian books and talks about the author Robert E. Howard and the themes and style of the books.
The Last Laugh
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well you know when when I first started there was one book the last laugh that was all of us about money
Lenny Clarke mentions a book called "The Last Laugh" as the only book available about comedy when he started.
Area 51
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and I think I think I read the book area 51 two years ago
Joe Rogan mentions reading a book titled "Area 51".
How the Irish Saved Civilization
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and there's a book called how the Irish saved civilization and it's about how the scribes how the the Irish priests wrote down all the knowledge
A book titled 'How the Irish Saved Civilization' is mentioned in the context of Irish priests preserving knowledge by writing it down.
Freak Kingdom
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um so your book freak kingdom you know we live in uh interesting times right now
Joe Rogan mentions the guest's book, 'Freak Kingdom'.
Kingdom of Fear
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and then a friend had an audiobook of fear and loathing and so i just remember the first time hearing that old audiobook of fear and loathing were somewhere around barstow on the edge of the desert
The guest mentions hearing an audiobook of 'Fear and Loathing' for the first time.
Hyper
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so my first book was called hyper um a personal history of adhd so it was about being medicated as a child
The guest mentions his first book, 'Hyper: A Personal History of ADHD', and its subject matter.
There and Then
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He wrote a memoir at 76 about being a fighter pilot among other things in the korean war lyric literary
The guest mentions James Salter's memoir about being a fighter pilot.
Sticky Fingers
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and sticky fingers was a great the document of the new book on um the new book on yon winner has great moments of thompson in the 70s just being kind of lost
The guest mentions the book 'Sticky Fingers' about Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone magazine.
Stories I Tell Myself
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i want juan thompson writes about it so beautifully stories i tell myself there's some some footage of him when he was writing for i forget what newspaper
The guest mentions Juan Thompson's book, 'Stories I Tell Myself', about his relationship with his father.
Playing Off the Rail
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who's the author of playing off the rail google uh playing off the rail there's a guy who was a journalist what year do you think it was david mccumber
Joe Rogan asks about the author of 'Playing Off the Rail'.
The Bonfire of the Vanities
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use those notes okay to recreate that scene in electric kool-aid acid test um
The guest mentions Tom Wolfe used Hunter S. Thompson's notes to recreate a scene in 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test'.
Martin Chuzzlewit
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in fact there's a whole there's a book written by dickens when he visited the united states called martin chuzzlewitt when he describes all these sickly people in illinois and cairo illinois on the confluence of the mississippi and the ohio river he's clearly describing malaria
Peter Hotez mentions this book by Dickens as describing malaria in the US in the 1800s.
Malaria
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so that's a great question um we so there's actually a very nice book written by a medical historian at duke university named margaret humphries called malaria race and poverty and she has a hypothesis but i think she's onto something that um it the decrease the malaria dropped in associated with aggressive economic development
Peter Hotez mentions this book by Margaret Humphreys and her hypothesis about malaria decline being linked to economic development.
Perhaps They'll Listen Now
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so that's a great question um we so there's actually a very nice book written by a medical historian at duke university named margaret humphries called malaria race and poverty and she has a hypothesis but i think she's onto something that um it the decrease the malaria dropped in associated with aggressive economic development
Peter Hotez mentions this book by Margaret Humphreys and her hypothesis about malaria decline being linked to economic development.
The Other America
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when i was in high school or junior high school i was forced to read a book and at the time i didn't care about it was called the other america it was written by a fantastic social activist named michael harrington who is a i think someone told me he's very devout catholic actually so and he wrote this book called the other america talks about the hidden poverty off the road
Peter Hotez mentions this book by Michael Harrington as a book he read in school that discussed hidden poverty in the US, and notes that the situation hasn't changed much since it was written.
Vaccines Did Not Cause Rachel's Autism
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but certainly the vaccines not cause racial as autism i wrote it with the idea of parents vaccine hesitant parents and also the pediatricians... um definitely the vaccines do not cause rachel's autism as audio books
Peter Hotez mentions his book 'Vaccines Don't Cause Rachel's Autism' and explains he wrote it for vaccine-hesitant parents and pediatricians.
Forgotten People, Forgotten Diseases
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then i have a third book that i wrote a few years ago called forgotten people forgotten diseases that describes the neglected tropical diseases
Peter Hotez mentions his third book, 'Forgotten People, Forgotten Diseases,' which describes neglected tropical diseases.
Melanie's Marvelous Measles
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and that's one of the phony books they put out yeah called melanie's marvelous measles i mean it's it's awful
Peter Hotez refers to this book as a 'phony book' that claims measles helps build the immune system.
Hyperobjects
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there's this he's actually an english professor named timothy Morton who wrote a book about climate he calls it a hyper object which is like it's a it's a phenomenon that's so big that we can't actually hold it in our heads at once
The guest mentions an English professor named Timothy Morton who wrote a book about climate, introducing the concept of a "hyper object" from the book.
Dark Ecology
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there's this he's actually an english professor named timothy Morton who wrote a book about climate he calls it a hyper object which is like it's a it's a phenomenon that's so big that we can't actually hold it in our heads at once
The guest mentions an English professor named Timothy Morton who wrote a book about climate, introducing the concept of a "hyper object" from the book.
The Population Bomb
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there was um there was a really famous book in the middle of the 20th century called the Population Bomb so this is a guy named Paul Ehrlich
The guest mentions a famous book from the mid-20th century called "The Population Bomb" and its author, Paul Ehrlich, in the context of past doomsday prophecies that didn't come true due to technological advancements.
The Uninhabitable Earth
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Tell people with the name of your book one more time please it's called the uninhabitable earth the subtitle is life after warm
The host asks the guest for the name of his book, and the guest provides the title and subtitle.
I Love You, Forever and Always
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like this week I had on Pam Myers who wrote live spotting. I've spent a lot of money is that a book on liars my spotting
Dr. Phil mentions having Pamela Meyer on his podcast and her book about spotting lies.
Life Strategies
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I remember when I wrote my first book on Oprah she said you'll you won't have any trouble finding it's got these big old bald head right there on the front of it
Dr. Phil recalls Oprah commenting on the cover of his first book.
Islam and the Future of Tolerance
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um that the documentary is coming out on the our collaboration and it's it's out now it's it can be found out there it's what's called uh islam and the future of tolerance
Sam Harris mentions a documentary/book based on his collaboration with Maajid Nawaz, stating its title and availability.
Romeo and Juliet
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That's how Romeo and Juliet was to the one with um the one with Leonardo and you know I'm talking about did you notice that all the guns in there were super ill
Joe Rogan mentions the movie adaptation of 'Romeo and Juliet' (likely the Baz Luhrmann version with Leonardo DiCaprio), discussing the guns featured in it.
Congo
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is a part of that Michael Crichton book Congo
Joe mentions the book 'Congo' by Michael Crichton in the context of discussing the Bondo ape.
The Adventures of Buck Rogers
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It looks like a drawing for a rocket from the 1900s I don't know if he did on purpose but it looks just like a rocket like a [ __ ] movie like buck rogers that's a book rogers rocket you're right it looks dope though rogers
Joe Rogan compares the design of a SpaceX rocket to a rocket from 'Buck Rogers', and explicitly states that 'Buck Rogers' is a book.
Black Holes & Time Warps: Einstein's Outrageous Legacy (Commonwealth Fund Book Program)
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and that there's a great this great book by Kip Thorne actually we just mentioned him he got the Nobel Prize last year for the gravitational waves and he wrote a brilliant blog links in the 80s called black holes and time warps way talks about the the answer is we don't fully know
Brian Cox mentions Kip Thorne's book about wormholes and time travel, noting Thorne's Nobel Prize.
The Infinite Monkey Cage – How to Build a Universe
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I started off as a joke this actually I wrote it in an infinite monkey cage book this radio show that I do but he ended up when I'd written it down I thought actually that it makes sense
Brian Cox mentions writing about his argument against the soul in a book associated with his radio show 'The Infinite Monkey Cage'.
Islamophilia: a Very Metropolitan Malady
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Do you know douglas maria's he's actually uh her who is it he's a he's a uh an intellectual from england who uh wrote about wrote the a book about immigrants in europe called the strange death I think it's called islam and the strange death of europe and he's basically talking about how people from these countries that have immigrated into europe are changing the culture
Joe Rogan mentions Douglas Murray and his book about immigration and cultural changes in Europe.
The Bilderberg Group
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so you know what was the book i read um what's the place where they go to meet every year bohemian grove wilderberg group bilderberg group that was one of my favorite books the truth about the bilderberg group and um what goes on there and the powerful people that meet
Nick Di Paolo mentions a book he read about the Bilderberg Group and what happens there, stating it was one of his favorites but he can't remember the author.
The Can't Cook Book
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i think seinfeld saw their book years ago because you know you make your friends laugh everybody's made their friends laugh with your comic and you're like oh i can do i call people out when they look bored with me
Nick Di Paolo mentions Seinfeld's book in the context of people thinking they can do comedy because they make their friends laugh.
The Souls of Yellow Folk: Essays
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He wrote a book a book of essays called I think it's actually called the souls of yellow folk this year I'll connect you to him
Bari Weiss mentions Wesley Yang's book of essays and recommends him as a guest.
Mark Owen
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is that the guy who's writing the book about all this stuff and talking about you know the man who shot bin Laden that guy is persona non grata in the community like you talked to the other seals they're like you don't you don't do that
The host mentions the book written by the SEAL who claimed to have shot Osama bin Laden, noting that the author is ostracized by the SEAL community for writing it.
No Easy Day
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is that the guy who's writing the book about all this stuff and talking about you know the man who shot bin Laden that guy is persona non grata in the community like you talked to the other seals they're like you don't you don't do that
The host mentions the book written by the SEAL who claimed to have shot Osama bin Laden, noting that the author is ostracized by the SEAL community for writing it.
Lone Survivor
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plus when you have someone who you know has a crazy story like marcus luttrell and it becomes an amazing movie
The host mentions Marcus Luttrell's story, noting its positive impact on the SEAL community due to its portrayal in a movie adaptation.
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The Chronicles of Michael Danevitch of the Russian Secret Service by Dick Donovan, Author of 'The Man-hunter' ...
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I didn't even think about it until the dick marchenko books came out
The host mentions Dick Marcinko's books and how they changed his perception of SEALs.
The Bob Gates Story
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if if like Bob gates... you know Bob gates writes a book you know a former director of the agency and he's a brilliant guy great guy
The speaker mentions that former CIA Director Bob Gates wrote a book, using it as an example of senior officials publishing memoirs.
Gothic Horror Works
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and then you get somebody else maybe Mike Morell writes a book
The speaker mentions that Mike Morell wrote a book, using it as another example of senior officials publishing memoirs.
Yellowstone
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This is sort of a bump for a buddy of mine who's in Boise just wrote his first book... His name is Andrew Cousins... It's called a failed state
The speaker promotes a new fiction novel by his friend Andrew Cousins, mentioning the title and author.
The Moral Arc
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good to see you pile of your writing look what you got there yeah the moral arc
Joe Rogan points to a pile of Michael Shermer's books, and Michael Shermer names one of them.
Why People Believe Weird Things
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Mentioned 1 time
look at you skeptic magazine that's the latest issue why is there something rather than nothing
Joe Rogan points to a pile of Michael Shermer's books, and Michael Shermer names a third one.
Unlimited Power
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because he did me some good when i was uh 21 years old i used to listen to his i think it was called unlimited power i think that was the name of the book
Joe Rogan mentions listening to this book on audio cassette when he was younger and trying to be a comedian.
Sham
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Mentioned 1 time
and um there was a guy wrote a book called sham s-h-a-m self-help actualization movement and he was the head book guy for rodale press that publishes these self-help books um and so his takeaway on in this book was that the number one predictor of people who will buy self-help books are people who already bought self-help books and they continue buying them
Michael Shermer mentions a book about the self-help movement, describing its title and the author's background at Rodale Press, and the book's main point.
Final Charade
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that's funny man did you ever read david lifton's novel or a book about it rather yeah best evidence best evidence
Joe Rogan asks Michael Shermer if he read David Lifton's book about the JFK assassination, stating the title.
Case Closed
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and all of the evidence against particularly him the gerald posner's book case closed and then um the attorney what's his name
Michael Shermer mentions Gerald Posner's book as evidence supporting the conclusion that Oswald acted alone in the JFK assassination.
A Savage Order
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so i'm interviewing or dialoguing with uh rachel kleinfeld she has this a new book called a savage order and it's about failed states and what happens to them
Michael Shermer mentions interviewing Rachel Kleinfeld for his podcast and states the title of her new book.
The Black Swan: Second Edition
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a word coined by Nassim Taleb the guy who wrote the Black Swan because there are certain systems and he was I think he was motivated by the collapse of the banking system
Jonathan Haidt mentions Nassim Taleb and his book 'The Black Swan' in the context of the concept of antifragility.
The End of History and the Last Man
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um francis fukuyama describes our government as a V tock receive veto ah cracy
The guest mentions Francis Fukuyama and his description of the US government as a 'vetocracy'.
Political Order and Political Decay
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um francis fukuyama describes our government as a V tock receive veto ah cracy
The guest mentions Francis Fukuyama and his description of the US government as a 'vetocracy'.
Cyberwar
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Mentioned 1 time
I mean this is what Kathleen Hall Jamieson about this is really quite amazing and documenting and that's because it's gotten really good and being able to segment markets on the basis of what people know or care about it
The guest mentions Kathleen Hall Jamieson and her work documenting the exploitation of Facebook advertising in the last election.
Beyond the Double Bind
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Mentioned 1 time
I mean this is what Kathleen Hall Jamieson about this is really quite amazing and documenting and that's because it's gotten really good and being able to segment markets on the basis of what people know or care about it
The guest mentions Kathleen Hall Jamieson and her work documenting the exploitation of Facebook advertising in the last election.
The Mindbody Prescription
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Mentioned 1 time
sure he has some great books mind over back pain healing back pain
Dr. Weil mentions John Sarno and his book as a resource for understanding and treating back pain.
Healing Back Pain
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sure he has some great books mind over back pain healing back pain
Dr. Weil mentions John Sarno and his book as a resource for understanding and treating back pain.
Health and Healing
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Mentioned 1 time
I wrote a book in 1983 called health and healing I had two chapters and they're on placebos
Dr. Weil mentions writing this book in 1983 and discusses its content regarding placebos.
Spontaneous Happiness
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Mentioned 1 time
Well I have a book called spontaneous happiness which is about emotional wellness as a lot there about antidepressants
Dr. Weil mentions having written this book about emotional wellness and antidepressants.
Solaris
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Mentioned 1 time
This reminds me of the novel solaris by stanislaw which was published in in the 60s which was really quite quite a deep novel much deeper than the the movie that was made of it
Ben Goertzel mentions the novel Solaris by Stanislaw Lem and discusses its depth compared to the movie adaptation.
The Transparent Society
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Mentioned 1 time
but he wrote a book in oh years ago called the transparent society where he said there's two possibilities surveillance and surveillance
Ben Goertzel mentions David Brin's book The Transparent Society and its core concept of surveillance vs. sousveillance.
A Fire Upon The Deep
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His book uh fire upon the deep one of the great science fiction books
Ben Goertzel mentions Vernor Vinge's book A Fire Upon the Deep as a great science fiction book.
True Hallucinations
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he read their their book with true hallucinations
Ben Goertzel mentions reading the book True Hallucinations by Terence and Dennis McKenna.
Permanently Suspended
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so uh he wrote the forward in in my book permanently suspended
Anthony Cumia mentions his book and that Jim Norton wrote the forward.
Notes from Underground
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dostoevsky knew this because when he wrote notes from underground which i would highly recommend to everyone who's listening it's a great book and it's a very short book
Jordan Peterson recommends the book 'Notes from Underground' by Dostoevsky.
The Social Leap
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Mentioned 1 time
um the social leap yes what's the social leap I'll tell you all about it please do okay so um the story that I want to tell is basically how we got here how we became human and so that story begins about six or seven million years ago when our ancestors left the rain forest and so the question is why would they leave and how would they survive once they left and and that's what the social leap is
The guest introduces his book and explains its central theme about human evolution.
Catching Fire
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Mentioned 1 time
Now you write about this book Catching Fire Richard Wrangham argued that what enabled that so if you look at the gut of a gorilla or a chimpanzee in their brain they got a lot of gut for a little bit of brain because it takes a lot of digestion to keep a little bit of brain going we have a tiny gut for a huge brain And Wrangham argues and I think quite rightly that the only way you can achieve that is by releasing more nutrients from your food And the only way you can release more nutrients from your food is by cooking it
Joe mentions the book 'Catching Fire' by Richard Wrangham, and the guest discusses its hypothesis about the role of cooking in human evolution.
Blueprint
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Mentioned 1 time
so I don't know if you saw this book that Plomin just wrote called blueprint Robert Plomin he's a behavioural geneticist I haven't seen that oh it's a lovely book just came out and just out like really yeah like a month or two at the most PLO mi and Robert Plomin and he's a wonderful behavior of geneticist over in the UK and this book blueprint talks about the role of genes and all this and he he basically is one of these people who's been in the field almost since it got started and and what they kept thinking is that the environment was gonna play a huge role the parents were gonna play a huge role but of course what they keep finding over and over again there he goes how Danny makes us who we are and and what they find over and over again
Joe mentions the recent book 'Blueprint' by Robert Plomin and describes its focus on the role of genetics in shaping who we are.
Racing to the Finish
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Mentioned 1 time
you really do any book it's called racing to the finish it's out now go get it folks
Joe Rogan asks Dale Earnhardt Jr. about his book, and Dale states the title. The book is discussed earlier in the podcast as being about his concussion experience and recovery with Dr. Mickey Collins.
Pride and Prejudice
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Mentioned 1 time
If I remember correctly though this came at a time just a guy that wrote the book that this movie was made from wrote Fred and pride for a present Pride and Prejudice and Zombies where he rewrote pride and prep excuse me pride and bowels but added a zombie-like plot throughout it so he just say he mashed up the story it was successful
Joe Rogan mentions the book as the source material for a movie, describing its premise of adding zombies to Pride and Prejudice.
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
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Mentioned 1 time
so he did it again with like an Amber Abraham Lincoln biography but added vampires to it is their demand... Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter
Joe Rogan mentions the book as another example of the author's style, noting it's an Abraham Lincoln biography with vampires added.
Everybody Is Wrong About God
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Mentioned 1 time
that's a call everybody's wrong about God and it sounds like I'm just gonna go after religion but it's actually the culmination of my study of religious psychology
One of the speakers (Peter Boghossian) describes his book, 'Everybody's Wrong About God', and its topic.
Speed Climbing!
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this older guy Hans Florine who actually wrote the book how to speed climb that I learned how to speed from from many years ago
Alex Honnold mentions that Hans Florine wrote a book called "how to speed climb" and that he learned how to speed climb from it.
Alone on the Wall
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so like I published a book a few years ago and so there's an advance from that
Alex Honnold mentions that he published a book a few years ago and received an advance from it.
A Confederacy of Dunces
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you ever noticed that she started got that one got her she's like I did I did notice there's crawling [ __ ] I go yeah next fret dusting eat that this this one you know I like suddenly I'm transported to a confederacy of dunces when he's on the thing against Levi's pants remember that rant that book
Roseanne mentions being reminded of the book 'A Confederacy of Dunces' and a specific scene or rant from it.
The Art of Living
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Mentioned 1 time
I've been reading his book and it's actually pretty interesting I actually have it right here the art of living and dying and uh he he wrote this book yeah he wrote this book after he became osho or maybe they published it after he became osho but it's a very good book
Everlast mentions reading a book by Osho titled 'The Art of Living and Dying' and finding it interesting.
Fat Loss Forever
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If you look at the weight loss problem in our society and I'm writing a book called fat loss forever
Layne Norton mentions he is currently writing a book titled 'Fat Loss Forever' about weight loss problems.
Complete Books of Enoch: All Three: New Translation with Extensive Commentary
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I mean it's that that book I gave you the complete book of ketones by dr. Mary
Dom D'Agostino mentions giving Joe Rogan a book titled 'The Complete Book of Ketones' by Dr. Mary.
Glow15
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Naomi would tell wrote a book about this and it just it's like a New York Times and that really covers a science
Layne Norton mentions that Naomi Whittel wrote a book about autophagy.
The Complete Contest Prep Guide (Male Cover)
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I've got a book out I've got another book coming out
Layne Norton mentions he has a book that is currently published and available.
Feminist Baby Finds Her Voice!
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I was at a bookstore and there is a feminist baby book... it says feminist baby finds her voice
Joe Rogan describes seeing this children's book in a bookstore and comments on its title and illustration.
The Technology of Orgasm
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Mentioned 1 time
okay so there was a book back in 99 called I think the technology of orgasm that made the claim that vibrators were first invented in the Victorian era the late 1800s to help doctors bring their female patients to orgasm to cure quote hysteria
Geoffrey Miller discusses a historical claim made in this book about the invention of vibrators.
The Ethical Slut, Third Edition
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I mean the ethical slot is a good kind of... it is the ethical [ __ ]... dossie Easton and Janet Hardy
Geoffrey Miller mentions this book as a guide to polyamory and names the authors.
Mate
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I did a podcast with Tucker max a couple years ago the mating grounds where it was sort of related to our mate book that was dating advice for young single guys
Geoffrey Miller mentions a book he co-authored with Tucker Max, related to their podcast and providing dating advice.
The Art of Happiness in a Troubled World
Mentioned 1 time
I've been reading his book the art of living and dying
Joe Rogan mentions reading Osho's book 'The Art of Living and Dying' after discussing the Wild Wild Country documentary.
The Joy Luck Club
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Mentioned 1 time
for women there are us you know every season there's a new joy Luck Club a new how to make an American quilt a new traveling Sisterhood of the Yamaha hands or whatever just all these different model in which women can come together and talk about their lives
The guest mentions 'Joy Luck Club' as an example of a novel providing social models for women.
Wild
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Mentioned 1 time
and one of the writers in our workshop is a writer named Cheryl Strayed who had written a book called wild which was a hugely successful book
The guest mentions a book by a fellow writer from his workshop, 'Wild' by Cheryl Strayed, discussing a controversial passage that was removed.
Astrophysics for Young People in a Hurry
Mentioned 1 time
oh that the astrophysics for people in a hurry that's been on the on the New York Times bestseller was for 67 weeks
Neil deGrasse Tyson mentions his book and its long run on the New York Times bestseller list.
True Story
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Mentioned 1 time
I like Bill Maher I'd loved I read his book that he read about I wrote about calm and I bet you even know he had one it was it was really funny no no no the other novel it screwed Troost I think we had a true story story yeah That's a great book
Jimmy Dore mentions reading Bill Maher's novel 'True Story' and calls it a 'great book'. He also briefly describes its content about the start of modern comedy.
Why we get fat
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Mentioned 1 time
why we get fat I was that bio on my camera the guys name why we get fat and the for our body
Joe Rogan mentions the title 'Why we get fat' while looking at something on a screen, possibly a book title or a topic related to nutrition.
The Tipping Point
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I'm reading the tipping point which is a Malcolm Gladwell book And also reading sapiens
Joe Rogan mentions currently reading/listening to 'The Tipping Point' by Malcolm Gladwell.
My Book
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and I guess you could say the personal dynamic was kind of strange and like if you read my book the Brotherhood of the screaming abyss there's a couple of chapter there's a chapter on this but over time even Wade changed his mind
Dennis mentions his own book and that it includes a chapter about his experiences with the Institute for Ecotecnics.
The Teachings of Don Juan
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and about the same time I discovered the teachings of Don Juan which my my brother gave to me for my 18th birthday and although much in there is probably fiction those two books gave me complementary perspective The teachings of Don Juan was the ethnographic lands through which you could use look at the use of psychedelics
Dennis mentions discovering this book, given to him by his brother, and how it provided an ethnographic perspective on psychedelics.
One River
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my colleague Wade Davis is up there you know him he's the person that wrote one river he was a protege of shulte he was a graduate student of Scholl T's... his most memorable one is as basically a biography of Schulte is called one river one River Adventures of the Amazon or something like that
Dennis mentions this book by Wade Davis, noting it's a biography of Richard Schultes and one of Davis's most memorable books.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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it's not like we're making something up like this is some Alice in Wonderland book where there's some medicine that says drink me and if we drink we're gonna go on this journey
Joe Rogan uses "Alice in Wonderland" as an analogy for something fantastical, contrasting it with the reality of mushrooms.
Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham with 12 Silly Sounds!
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Mentioned 1 time
like those food chains from the [ __ ] 80s and those dr. Seuss books [ __ ] it was all like cereal and rice and grain at the bottom must get it better have a lot of that
Joe Rogan refers to "Dr. Seuss books" in the context of outdated food pyramids/chains, implying they might have depicted them.
Anna Karenina
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Mentioned 1 time
it may be just as interesting but it just requires less work so the hardest thing to read is you know Anna Karenina or something like that right
Matt Taibbi uses Anna Karenina as an example of a difficult book to read because it requires significant mental effort from the reader.
American Pravda
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Mentioned 1 time
James O'Keefe has completed the book about the series entitled American privada my fight for the truth new era of fake news
Joe Rogan mentions a book by James O'Keefe about his investigative reports.
Radical
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Mentioned 1 time
can answer this question with a story so radical which is my autobiography has a u.s. publication
Maajid Nawaz mentions his autobiography, 'Radical', and its US publication.
Breaking Open the Head
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Mentioned 1 time
ibogaine is from the iboga tree and it's uh that's from breaking open the head that there's a book called breaking
Joe mentions learning about ibogaine from a book called 'breaking open the head'.
Cultural Materialism
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it's also interesting to look at how the culture reflects the environment yes right Marvin Harris wrote about this cultural materialism how how a culture responds to an environment
Chris Ryan mentions Marvin Harris and his theory of cultural materialism, referencing his work on the subject.
The Theory of Moral Sentiments
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Adam Smith the father of capitalism was also living with his mother when he wrote the Moral Sentiments man and the wealth of nations
Bryan Callen mentions Adam Smith and his book 'The Moral Sentiments'.
A New Earth
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and I listen this guy Eckhart Tolle a power of now
Jimmy Dore mentions listening to Eckhart Tolle and his book 'The Power of Now' as something helping him be present and enjoy the moment.
The Language Instinct
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Mentioned 1 time
but I was listening to this thing about monkeys I think it was Steven Pinker's book where they were talking about it was an audiobook they were talking about how monkeys have differentiated the sound that they make if there is a tiger versus the sound they make if there's an eagle any time I'm walking around and I hear squirrel and a tree making a certain sound
Joe Rogan mentions listening to an audiobook of a book by Steven Pinker about how monkeys use different alarm calls for different predators.
The Art of Learning
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and that's the book the art of learning Have you read this one Josh Waitzkin
Matt Brown recommends the book 'The Art of Learning' by Josh Waitzkin.
The Call of the Wild
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I had wolves were one of my favorite animals you know Call of the wild White Fang that those books I love those Jack London books when I was young So wolves have always held a special place in my heart
Cameron Hanes mentions reading 'Call of the wild' by Jack London when he was young, stating that these books contributed to his love for wolves.
White Fang
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I had wolves were one of my favorite animals you know Call of the wild White Fang that those books I love those Jack London books when I was young So wolves have always held a special place in my heart
Cameron Hanes mentions reading 'White Fang' by Jack London when he was young, stating that these books contributed to his love for wolves.
I'm Fine...And Other Lies
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and and I was only able to write about it in my book because I just I can't talk about it publicly
Whitney Cummings mentions writing about her experience with sexual assault in her book.
The Alchemist
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I am in simple books like The Alchemist and stuff
Danica mentions wanting to read this book.
Becoming a Supple Leopard
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he's the guy wrote that book becoming a supple leopard he's a real wizard when it comes to like exercise physiology and understanding the body
Joe mentions the author and title of a book he recommends for understanding the body and exercise.
The Power of Positive Thinking
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Mentioned 1 time
because there's there's a book called the show positive thinking there's another book called Think and Grow Rich I don't want people to go buy these books
Dan Harris mentions this book as an example of the 'positive thinking' philosophy he criticizes.
10% Happier
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Mentioned 1 time
and that was why I ended my the first book I wrote was called 10% happier because I was trying to counter program against the howling sea of yeah that is America's 11 billion dollar a year self-help industry
Dan Harris mentions his first book, '10% Happier', and explains his motivation for writing it as a counterpoint to the self-help industry.
The Silence of the Lambs
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Mentioned 1 time
you know you know writing has gone like when you read Silence of the Lambs right it's just plain writing but sometimes you read these books with the writers go a little too far with their [ __ ] it's just too much
Joe Rogan uses 'Silence of the Lambs' as an example when discussing writing styles in books.
The Godfather
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Mentioned 1 time
so when this Mario Puzo was [ __ ] the book was tremendous they sent it to what's-his-name
The host mentions Mario Puzo's book 'The Godfather' and its significance leading to the movie adaptation.
Moby-Dick
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Mentioned 1 time
and at this great quote in Herman Melville's moby-dick that says you know Noah's Flood is still happening we are the majority of the earth is still flooded in water these we are connected to these events
Russell Brand quotes Herman Melville's book Moby-Dick to illustrate a point about humanity's connection to natural events and chaos.
Infinite jest
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Mentioned 1 time
you know in David Foster Wallace your great American author in his book Infinite Jest postulated a world where all stadiums were named after brands where countries and regions were named after brands and it's sort of I mean it's happening
Russell Brand mentions David Foster Wallace and his book Infinite Jest, referencing its prediction about branding in society.
The men who stare at goats
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Mentioned 1 time
I just remembered I wrote a book a few years ago about psychopaths called the psychopath test. And a a psychopathic trait is that like if somebody kills somebody in a bar, they would say, "Well, it's his fault for looking at me funny."
Jon Ronson mentions writing a book about psychopaths called "The Psychopath Test" while discussing psychopathic traits.
Das Kapital
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Mentioned 1 time
you know she's from she might to Berkeley so it wasn't something that I ever saw especially to begin with it didn't seem like that was what I was in store for until one day you know I look over and I'm like huh Das Kapital Well yeah I think we reading Marx is interesting and I think it's worthwhile to understand some of his his arguments and I think he's got some interesting critiques of capitalism especially back in its day with with this industrialism industrial society at that time but he doesn't understand people at all his solutions are [ __ ] hackneyed and you know he's coming from a very interesting position because he doesn't even he as a person doesn't even stick to his own his own [ __ ] you know but in anyways so we're having these arguments and then it would turn it up pejorative and I'm like well okay why are you attacking me I'm not attacking you I'm not even being angry about your statement I just you you made statement a so I don't believe in it I don't I don't think that that's correct so we're having a discussion but now it became a personal attack and now once it even gets to that let alone someone even back in the day talking about what really upsets me that no matter how angry you no matter whatever if I hit you or did this it wouldn't matter because you're you it's like well both of these statements come from the same same both of those scenarios come from the same place it's like well now you're trying you're attacking me the individual because if you're gonna do that you aren't thinking about me as the person that no no I got your back through heaven and hell I will kick the gates of hell down and kill everyone there if I got to there for you yet there they wanted the value they wanted to value me the person because they feel attacked in some way they feel like they're they're so attached to their to their statement to whatever that may be which has some attachment to maybe what they feel is their existence that to change that is dangerous to call it outright wrong would be an even bigger problem and I mean you know it's just like this stuff would start showing up at the house and so I'm like alright I'm gonna start doing research on marks and angles and all this different stuff and and then as I would go further and further and further down the rabbit hole I come back and I go oh okay so this argument stems from this and this and this and this and this and they're like no it doesn't like well okay what why do you think people operate like what do you think their whole reasoning is you know we can do these arguments about capitalism like capitalism's and neutral
Josh Barnett mentions seeing 'Das Kapital' at his ex-girlfriend's house and discusses reading 'Marx' to understand his arguments in the context of her turning into a 'Marxist SJW'.
Latest Books Mentioned
Pioneers of Old Monocacy
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The guest mentions a popular book about the search for Spanish gold, noting that his family is mentioned in it.
Like if you were to look up if you were to go to some bookstore, there's there's a popular one called The Sons of Coronado. And it's like this legacy of people looking for Spanish gold. Somewhere in there, my family will will be in there.
Fingerprints of the gods
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The guest mentions reading this book by Graham Hancock when he was 16 and being inspired by it.
And you know whenever I um you know so so growing up I mean gosh I read Fingerprints of the Gods when I was 16. I remember like sitting on the couch after school and reading it and my dad's like comes up to me he's like that's a big book and I go I know it's like I'm reading a textbook for fun you know and it was uh it was it was dense reading for me as a 16-year-old. And so, you know, I I was so inspired by by Graham...
Exploration Fawcett
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The guest mentions reading this book, which is Percy Fawcett's personal diary, and that he was listening to the audiobook.
I was reading uh yesterday I was reading uh uh exploration faucet. Have you ever read this before? Listen to the audio book. It it's his Percy Percy Faucets personal diary.
How to Win Friends and Influence People
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Guy Fieri mentions this book as one that changed his life and that he made his sons read. He also mentions the Dale Carnegie Institute.
I just did a podcast for the Dale Carnegie Institute and that was a book that changed my life when I was young when I was come open rich. No, what is it? How to win friends and people.
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Joe Rogan mentions this book by John Marco Allegro about the Dead Sea Scrolls and its controversial perspective on Christianity.
He wrote uh the sacred mushroom and the cross which is a fascinating book about the dead sea scrolls and he's got a very controversial perspective on Christianity and his perspective was and this guy was an ordained minister who was agnostic because he he was an ordained minister but then we started studying theology he started seeing all these parallels to all these various religions and he was like well you know clearly like it's not one religion has it right?
The doors of perception
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The guest mentions Aldous Huxley's last book, describing a non-abusive community.
Then his last book that he wrote before he died was uh was called the island. than it was sketching out what he believed would be just what you describe, a a non-abusive uh a place where a small scale community where humans could flourish and it wouldn't involve including it would avoid sexual abuse.
Chaos
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Joe Rogan asks the guest if she has read Tom O'Neill's book "Chaos".
you're you're controlling all these people and then this idea that Have you read Chaos, the Tom O'Neil book?
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Joe Rogan mentions the book by John Marco Allegro in the context of discussing Amanita Muscaria and its potential connection to early Christianity.
The the aminated mascaria one though I always go back to the sacred mushroom in the cross because that was what John Marco Allegro believed was the early days of Christianity.
The Stand
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One speaker asks if The Dark Half was written under the Richard Bachman pseudonym.
The Dark Half. Is that the other one that I that I really liked?
The Shining
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The guest mentions a Stephen King book about him going through alcohol withdrawal, identifying it as The Shining.
Oh, [ __ ] It's um I can't remember the shining. The shining book,
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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The guest lists some of Stephen King's early successful books, including Carrie.
Carrie's number one and then it's like Carrie Salem's Lot The Shining a couple other it like and then Christine
The Odyssey of Homer
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The speakers discuss how the historical reality of the Trojan War wasn't widely accepted until relatively recently, despite being described in Homer's works.
They just knew Homer. They just knew the Iliad, the Odyssey, and those things and thought it was all fake.
The Strange Death of Europe
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Joe Rogan mentions Douglas Murray's book and comments on its accuracy regarding mass migration into Europe.
I mean, he always did my podcast and you know, he's written some great books like The Strange Death of Europe is very good and proving to be very accurate.
The Gulag Archipelago
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One of the guests uses the phrase 'gulag archipelago style' to describe labor camps in the Soviet Union, referencing the famous book.
It was like in a lot of like kind of gulag archipelago style it it's it's about labor, right?
Rebel without a Crew
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Robert Rodriguez mentions writing this book about his experience making his first feature film, Mariachi, and how it inspired other filmmakers.
I wrote a book called Rebel Without a Crew that really inspired filmmakers because you remember that for it too just recently.
The Stand
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Joe Rogan mentions seeing a movie adaptation of Stephen King's short story 'The Monkey', clarifying it's from the collection 'Skeleton Crew'.
It's a Stephen King book that or maybe it might have been a short story. It was a short story in one of his adapted skeleton crew.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
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Joe Rogan declares the Harry Potter book series the greatest piece of art ever.
Derek, it's the second greatest piece of art to ever be art. What's number one? Harry Potter books. I wish you were here for this argument. Harry Potter books is number one.
True Identity: The Bible for Women (NIV)
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Joe Rogan compares the Harry Potter books to the Bible, stating Harry Potter is better.
well, these [ __ ] is trying to bring up the Bible. It's like, get the [ __ ] out of here, dude. Harry Potter's better than the Bible.
A Game of Thrones 4-Book Bundle
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Joe Rogan mentions Game of Thrones in the context of wealth accumulation and dynasties.
They want to be the first trillionaire. They want to keep stacking. Game of Thrones.
Animal Farm
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Joe Rogan uses the book Animal Farm as an analogy for the ruling class having privileges denied to others.
But it'll be just like Animal Farm because they'll still be eating cow.
Limited Boxed Set: The Real Anthony Fauci
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Joe Rogan recommends Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s book about Anthony Fauci, discussing its content regarding the AIDS and COVID crises.
If you read Robert Kennedy's book, The Real Anthony Fouchy, it's all about that. And the beginning of it is all about the AIDS crisis and all the different things that they did that mirrors exactly what they did during the COVID crisis.
Almost Interesting
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Rich Voss mentions that David Spade tells the story of the drug incident in his book.
He tells the story in his book and I apologize to him. He goes, 'Oh, don't worry. It's a good story.'
Provoked
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Dave Smith mentions Scott Horton and his book, describing its topic and scope.
And you know, my uh um uh Scott Horton, who I always try to promote on here, he just wrote this book called Provoked. I think it's the best book that's been written on the uh history leading up to uh um the the war between is basically takes you from the collapse of the Soviet Union up to the war in Ukraine.
War on the West
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Joe Rogan asks Douglas Murray to show his book and reads the title. Douglas confirms he did the audiobook.
Show everyone the book here. It's so Jesus Christ. Avoided on myself, luckily. um on democracies and death cults, Israel and the future of civilization. Douglas Murray, did you do the audio book?
Jurassic Park
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Joe Rogan compares the guest's de-extinction company to the concept presented in the book/movie 'Jurassic Park'.
I mean this is uh essentially literally wild. This is essentially real life Jurassic Park.
The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Book 1)
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The guest mentions Peter Jackson, known for directing the film adaptations of 'The Lord of the Rings'.
So, Peter Jackson uh from Lord of the Rings.
The China Study: Revised and Expanded Edition
The speaker mentions reading about 'the China diet' in the context of discussing vegan/vegetarian diets and their purported health benefits.
I read about the China diet. And so you start believing that, but that's not really true.
Roadside Picnic
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One of the guests mentions the film 'Stalker' is based on this book by the Strugatsky brothers.
it's based on a on a book by the strugatsky brothers it was called roadside picnic
The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Book 1)
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One of the guests mentions 'Lord of the Rings' as a powerful story about the relationship with power.
it's just and I think that's why Lord of the Rings is such a powerful thing that everyone can relate to
Charter Schools and Their Enemies
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One of the guests mentions this book by Thomas Sowell as being about the fundamental debates between left and right regarding human nature.
Thomas Soul has a great book about this called conflict of Visions it's really fundamentally about what you see as the truth about human nature
Classroom Confidential
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Guest Francis Foster announces he has a book coming out called 'Classroom Confidential'.
uh I've got a book out in August uh it's called classroom confidential
Donnie Brasco: Unfinished Business
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The guest mentions Joe Pistone (referred to as Joe Pone) and 'Donnie Brasco' in the context of the creation of the FBI's undercover safeguard process, highlighting Pistone's famous undercover work.
Um, but the safeguard process was created by Joe Pone, Donnie Brasco. It was created by Joe and a and a former agent who was back his background was a clinical psychologist, Steve Ban.
Siege
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The guest mentions this book as being influential in the accelerationist white supremacy movement, describing its content and author.
the base is an accelerationist group and that's what I I again great detail in the book uh in the podcast but the thing is is most people hear white supremacy they think hoods and robes and crosses on fire right that's not this man the these are these are this is why they're called accelerationist there's a book out there called siege uh written by James Mason longtime white supremacist it's a weird book it's basically articles and interviews all just shoved together.
Code Name: Pale Horse
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The guest announces the title and subtitle of his book, which is the subject of the discussion.
Tell everybody the book. Uh the book is Codeename Pailhorse. Uh and it's how I went undercover to expose America's Nazis.
Dissolving Illusions
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The host introduces the guest's book by title, highlighting its importance.
And especially if you know that that indoctrination has been on purpose and profitable and you know, one of the great things about your book is um first of all, your book's called Dissolving Illusions.
Limited Boxed Set: The Real Anthony Fauci
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The host mentions reading a book by Robert F. Kennedy.
I read uh sorry sorry I read Robert F. Kennedy's book. I read your book and I started reading uh Turtles All the Way Down
Atheism is Winning!
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The host mentions reading a book titled 'Turtles All the Way Down' and notes a confusing situation with another book having the same title and cover.
I read your book and I started reading uh Turtles All the Way Down which uh also which is really interesting because they wrote another book called Turtles All the Way Down and someone else published it that has almost the identical cover and that book is a provaccine book.
Forbidden Science
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The host points out a book title and the guest identifies the author.
What's that there? Forbidden Science. Oh, Jacqu Valet.
Giza : the Tesla Connection
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Joe Rogan mentions Christopher Dunn and his book theorizing the Great Pyramid of Giza was a power plant.
And um Christopher Dunn uh had long ago theorized and wrote a book that he believes that the Great Pyramid of Giza is a gigantic power plant.
Top Five Regrets of the Dying
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Chris Williamson mentions the concept of the 'five deathbed regrets of the dying' and lists some of them.
You know, there was that um five deathbed regrets of the dying. Um I wish I'd kept in touch with my friends. I wish I hadn't worked so much. I wish I'd allowed myself to be happy. I wish uh I'd lived the life I wanted and not the life that other people had for me.
Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, Global Edition
Chris Williamson mentions Stuart Russell and his AI textbook.
I had um the guy who wrote uh Stuart Russell, he wrote the original AI textbook. It's translated into 70 languages around the world.
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An Inequality in the Geometry of Numbers
Joe Rogan mentions Norman Ohler's book 'Blitz' in the context of amphetamine use in World War II.
It's amazing what was accomplished on amphetamines. I mean, uh, Norman Oler's book, Blitz, I loved those episodes that you did with Yeah.
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan asks Michael Kosta if he has read the book 'War of Art' by Pressfield.
I mean do you ever read uh pressfield's war of art
Hitler
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The guest mentions Ian Kershaw's biography of Hitler as a great book by a good historian, despite the author's potential bias.
you read like The the most recent sort of great Hitler biography by Ian Kershaw is a great book he's a good historian an excellent writer and you know you have to learn to kind of see through that pmic uh a little bit and then you have you know a good history on your hand
Forbidden Science
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Jacques Vallée identifies 'Forbidden Science 6' as his current book.
and your book again uh the one that's available now this is uh Forbidden Science 6 this is the sixth of these books and and um scattered castles is a uh it's not classified but it comes from the classified world
It
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Joe Rogan mentions being given a copy of OJ Simpson's book 'If I Did It' and his wife throwing it out.
Somebody gave me a copy of that book that he wrote if I did it and my wife threw it out
The Secret
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Joe Rogan asks Antonio Brown if he saw the movie 'The Secret', and Antonio Brown confirms he saw the movie and mentions it is also a nice book.
did you ever see that movie The Secret of course that's a nice book too
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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Someone (Derek Poston) claims Harry Potter is the greatest art because it's the most consumed, comparing it to the Bible.
He said that uh the greatest art ever created is uh Harry Potter and we go like better than he's like he goes Yes if it's the most consumed it's the best and we're like what about the Bible he goes ain't nobody read that [ __ ] he goes he goes ain't nobody read that [ __ ] hey go he goes you might have read like part of it but you didn't read the whole Bible he goes Nobody stopping at book three for bro he was cooking last night
The Last President or 1900
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The guest mentions 'the last president' as part of a three-book series he acquired, alongside 'little Baron trumps'.
I got it in a three-part series that has the the baron Trump one and then the last president and there's one other one
Chaos
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The guest asks Joe Rogan if he has read the book 'Chaos', leading to a discussion about Charles Manson and related theories.
Have you read chaos yet
The devil's chessboard
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The guest mentions 'the devil's chessboard' as a well-researched book about Allen Dulles and the CIA.
whether you're reading Legacy of ashes and the devil's chessboard very well researched official books about this [ __ ] or if you're doing internet research
Brother Sam
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Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Sam Kinison's brother, Bill, about Sam's life.
His brother wrote about it. There's a great book called uh Brother Sam. okay By his brother Bill
Chaos
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The guest mentions a book by Tom O'Neill called Chaos when discussing the Manson family and the CIA.
and there was a lot of hubub about it after Tom O'Neil's book chaos came out
Ask the Dust
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Speaker mentions this book by John Fante as an inspiration for Charles Bukowski, describing its setting in 1930s Los Angeles.
he wrote a he wrote a book called ask the dust and um The Adventures of vuro Bandini
Brotherhood Of The Grape
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Speaker mentions this book by John Fante as an inspiration for Charles Bukowski.
he wrote a he wrote a book called ask the dust and um The Adventures of vuro Bandini
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
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Adam Curry mentions John Perkins and his book about 'economic hitmen' in the context of government control structures and USAID. Joe repeats the title.
you know John Perkins Yes have you ever had him on No I have not oh man cuz he wrote about this you know economic Hitman yeah confession of e economic Hitman w wow I mean basically us Aid
The Magician's Nephew Color Gift Edition
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The speaker uses the book as an analogy for discovering a hidden world or universe.
I mean the analogy I I give here is like The Lion The Witch in the wardrobe you know The Chronicles of Narnia where there's this whole Cinematic Universe you're living in this house and you there's this closet in the back of the you know of a wardrobe and if you never walk through it you never see that whole world
Dark Alliance
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The speaker mentions Gary Webb's book about the CIA, Contras, and crack cocaine.
I mean you know Gary Webb obviously wrote all about this in dark Alliance and uh you know there's all sorts of fantastic books on all this if you want to read more like operation gladio by Paul Williams
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan recommends the book 'Empire the Summer Moon' to Bridget Phetasy, who confirms she has read it.
That's really I mean read Empire the summer Moon if you never have you read that yepo that's here
Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey' in the context of strange coincidences and simulation theory, reading a description of the book.
and I was like Baron Trump's marvelous underground Journey What is this it's like an old it's a book from wrote it it is from 1893 nearly forgotten Baron Trump's marvelous underground Journey blends of Science Fiction and Fantasy in a story told by little Baron Trump an aristocrat boy
Dune
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The book/series 'Dune' is mentioned in comparison to priests inbreeding in ancient Egypt.
It's almost like Dune in Dune the Ben jates were breeding the [ __ ] people right right right that that's that
Limited Boxed Set: The Real Anthony Fauci
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A book about Anthony Fauci is mentioned, likely referring to RFK Jr.'s book, in the context of education and public health.
If you thought the fouchy book was interesting Wow Really yeah John Taylor got he wrote A good essay called against school
Rules for Radicals
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The book 'Rules for Radicals' is mentioned, and the speaker asks if the other person has read it.
Rules for Radicals You ever read that book Glen Beck used to bring it up but the way he made those people fart a lot in the theater
Communion
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Joe Rogan mentions the movie 'Communion' and clarifies that the author Whitley Strieber wrote a book about his personal alien experiences.
...the Whitley striber movie Communion I didn't see that one that's that's a weird one CU Whitley striber is also a fiction writer and he wrote this book about his own personal experiences with aliens which I want to believe him
The Shining
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Joe Rogan discusses how Stephen King disliked the movie adaptation of his novel "The Shining" because it changed the character's arc compared to the book.
Stephen King didn't even like he didn't like that movie which is so crazy because it was different than his novel. so in his novel The Jack Nicholson character I forget the name of the Jack Nicholson character starts off normal and becomes crazier and crazier
Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World
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Lex Fridman mentions Jack Weatherford's book about Genghis Khan, noting that Dan Carlin criticized it in his podcast series.
uh on jenus Khan so first of all there's obviously the Dan Carlin Wrath of the K and in that series of podcast he criticizes the book Jack Weatherford Weatherford making of the modern world jenus Khan in the making the modern world the Mongols and the making the modern world
Walden
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Joe Rogan quotes the famous line 'the mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation' and attributes it to 'the thorough line,' likely referring to Henry David Thoreau's Walden.
you know the most men lead lives of quiet desperation the thorough line that I [ __ ] love so dearly It's such a great line
True Identity: The Bible for Women (NIV)
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Thomas Campbell recounts a religious person telling him they carry both the Bible and his book.
I'm very religious and wherever I go I take a copy of the Bible and a copy of my big towel
Blood Meridian
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One of the speakers references a violent scene from the book Blood Meridian while discussing a large knife.
There's a scene in a book called Blood Meridian where the guy chops the dude's head off with that [ __ ] knife
Blank Slate, the Noble Savage, and the Ghost In the Machine
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One of the speakers asks if the other has seen or read Steven Pinker's book The Blank Slate.
You ever see stepen Pinker book the blank slate Yes you know the the when uh the Anthropologist I can't remember their name
The Premonition: A Pandemic Story
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One of the speakers mentions Michael Lewis wrote a book called The Fifth Risk and recommends it.
um and so Michael Lewis wrote a book called The Fifth risk about this A good book Short
Moby Dick
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One of the speakers uses Moby Dick as an example of a tragedy where the protagonist doesn't learn from his mistakes.
it's the the hero or the protagonist doesn't learn from his mistakes and and and holds on Moby Dick is a tragedy because Ahab will not give up on this [ __ ] white
Collapse
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Mel Gibson mentions reading the book 'Collapse' by Jared Diamond and asks Joe Rogan if he has read it.
I read a book once by Jared diamond called collapse You ever read that book
Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies
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Joe Rogan mentions the title 'Guns Germs and Steel'.
Guns Germs and Steel yeah yeah yeah great
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan asks Mel Gibson if he has read 'Empire of the Summer Moon'.
Have you ever read the Empire of the summer Moon nope Empire of the summer moon is uh about the kamanche
The Nazi symbiosis
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Joe mentions reading a book titled 'The Nazi Symbiosis', which discusses the use of Holocaust victims by Nazi scientists for conducting scientific research.
They said, okay, let's liberate them now! What scientific data was it yielding supposedly? Yeah, it's this book I read called The Nazi Symbiosis. They talked all about it.
... Trotzdem Ja zum Leben sagen
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Joe Rogan mentions *Man's Search for Meaning* by Viktor Frankl, highlighting it as an influential book that explores how personal experiences can transform one's worldview.
Well, like Man's Search for Meaning with Victor Frankl! You ever read that?
Immortality Key
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Joe Rogan recommends the book 'The Immortality Key' by Brian C. Muraresku. This book explores the role of psychedelics in ancient Greek religious practices and their influence on democracy.
but I think that was all due to the times, and I, yeah, my people kind of democ... you really should read the Immortality Key, have you read that? No, it's Brian Murescu, he's a scholar who was studying the use of psychedelic drugs in ancient Greece, where the Eleusinian Mysteries, where everybody would go to learn about democracy, and like it was all, they were all like tripping balls.
Breathe
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The mention refers to the book 'Breathe', which has been authored by Rickson Gracie. The speaker notes that there is a new book from the same author, highlighting their recent engagement with the material.
Yeah, but you know, he's got the Breathe book, but he just came out with a new one. I just listened to it like last week, you know what I mean?
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During their conversation, Mike Rowe mentions that Herman Melville was inspired to write 'Moby Dick' due to the sinking of a whaling ship, which took place around 1821 in the fascinating whaling industry of Nantucket.
The sinking of this ship inspired Herman Melville to write Moby Dick, and what happened was, in I think it was 1821, the whaling industry in Nantucket was so fascinating.
The Comfort Crisis
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During the conversation, Mike mentions the book 'The Comfort Crisis' by Michael Easter as a reason for why he started rucking.
And then, you know Mike Easter? Um, he became a friend, the Comfort Crisis, and I started rucking!
In the Heart of the Sea
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Joe Rogan and Mike Rowe mention 'In the Heart of the Sea' by Nathaniel Philbrick. This book tells the compelling true story of the Essex, a whaling ship that tragically sank.
Did you ever read a book by Nathaniel Philbrick called 'In the Heart of the Sea'? Oh man, this is a true story of the sinking of a whaling ship called the Essex.
The War of Art
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In this segment, Joe Rogan inquires whether Josh Brolin has read a book titled 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield.
Have you ever read Pressfield's The War of Art?
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Joe asks Josh about what he appreciates in Hunter S. Thompson's writing and brings up 'Fear and Loathing', likely referring to 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'.
What do you love about his writing? Like Fear and Loathing?
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In this segment of The Joe Rogan Experience #2231, Joe Rogan discusses Graham Hancock's theories about a missing chapter in human history and the enigmatic construction of the Great Pyramid, suggesting a link to Hancock's book, 'Fingerprints of the Gods'.
Like when Graham Hancock says that there's a missing chapter of human history, like this is reality. We don't know how they built the Great Pyramid.
1984
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Joe Rogan draws a parallel between the themes of George Orwell's *1984* and current societal issues, particularly in a discussion about the prison system.
What monster didn’t see that you’re going to just have people lock more people up? 1984; these fuckers—it’s George Orwell. Literally, it’s Orwell.
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Theo Von refers to a book that is likely related to James J. Braddock. While no specific title or author is mentioned, it's emphasized as a worthwhile read.
He, he's a [__] tremendous! He's one of a kind and his book is great too if you haven't read his book! But, um, he's sitting there; he'd been eating mushrooms, you know!
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Joe Rogan and Elon Musk discuss the book 'The Real Anthony Fauci' by RFK, questioning the factual accuracy and the notable absence of legal action against it, suggesting it contains well-referenced information.
If you read RFK's book, 'The Real Anthony Fauci', if that's correct, if the facts are in there, that's true, it's all referenced, you could find the sources and on top of it he's never been sued for that book, which doesn't make any sense.
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Elon Musk discusses the book 'Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich', highlighting its exploration of the use of methamphetamines by soldiers during wartime.
That book over there, Blitzed, is all about the use of methamphetamines and the different drugs that they gave their soldiers. The guys on the front line, they gave the most meth! They had different dosages!
1984
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The speakers mention '1984' to highlight concerns about government control of speech, alluding to the dystopian themes of the book by George Orwell.
And now we're in 1984, like legit! And you don't have to even be a genius to understand this.
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Graham Hancock explicitly mentions his book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' as a reference where he has previously discussed a stone artifact. He is looking for a picture of it to share with the podcast host, Joe Rogan during his appearance on the podcast.
I've written about it in Fingerprints of the Gods. Let's see if Jamie has already found it.
The Sign and the Seal
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In this segment, Graham Hancock refers to his book 'The Sign and the Seal,' explaining that it was his initial exploration into the topic, published in 1992, and it laid the groundwork for his subsequent work, including 'Fingerprints of the Gods.'
I decided to investigate it and explore it, and it led to The Sign and the Seal, which was published in 1992, and that’s what set me on the path to Fingerprints of the Gods and everything that followed!
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In this episode, Graham Hancock refers to the book 'Hamlet's Mill' as a source of scholarly evidence supporting ancient astronomical knowledge. He highlights its relevance in academic discussions during his conversation.
And there's very solid scholarly backing for this in a book I've mentioned to you before, which is called Hamlet's Mill by Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend.
Bible
Joe Rogan and Shane Smith talk about the 'deep state,' with Shane noting that Peter Dale Scott authored a book on the subject. This work helped introduce the concept from Turkey to the United States as part of a broader discussion on intelligence agencies and related conspiracies.
So there's a guy named Peter Dale Scott who actually wrote the book on the deep state and brought like the concept over from Turkey to here. And if you talk to him, he was really involved or wrote about or covered the attempts to assassinate Castro.
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The guest refers to 'Empire of the Summer Moon,' which discusses the harsh realities faced by indigenous peoples, highlighting how the book deepened their understanding of historical injustices.
Oh my God, and it was really horrible to see. Reading that Empire of the Summer Moon made it even worse because that’s so dirty. They tricked these people and brought them into town and just abandoned them.
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Joe Rogan and his guests discuss the book 'Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich' by Norman Ohler, which explores the Nazi use of methamphetamines.
Another great TV show, I've talked about a thousand times, but there's a book that we just read, it's called Blitzed; this dude, Norman, or hurt, it's all about the Nazis. They gave them meth!
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A guest mentions reading the 'Game of Thrones' book series because he didn't want to wait for the second season of the TV show.
I liked it so much I told Dean after the first season I didn't want to wait til the second season. So I got the book and I ended up reading all five.
A Fighter's Heart
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Joe Rogan and Andrew Huberman discuss the book 'A Fighter's Heart' by Sam Sheridan, particularly focusing on a chapter about dog fighting in the Philippines, which explores the relationship between humans and dogs and how it influences the dogs' performance in fights.
And a guy that I think was on your podcast a long time ago—Sam Sheridan— Yeah! Yeah! In 'A Fighter’s Heart,' there’s a great chapter where he talks about dog fighting in the Philippines.
1984
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Jack Symes brings up George Orwell's '1984' during a discussion on free speech, highlighting how the book serves as a reference for the challenges related to open expression of thoughts.
Everyone goes back to George Orwell's '1984' and says you can't be open with your thoughts, and it's been interesting to be here, experiencing that strong sentiment.
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Joe Rogan asks Adam Sandler if he has read the book written by Sam Kinison's brother, which details Kinison's lifestyle of partying with rock stars and his decline as a comedian.
But the guy was doing blow and drinking and partying with rock stars, and his brother wrote about it. Did you ever read his brother's book?
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Adam Sandler talks about how Joey Diaz gave him the book 'Murder Machine', which delves into the life of Roy DeMeo, a mob-affiliated serial killer. He highlights how the book's grim subject matter impacted his ability to perform comedy.
Joey Diaz once gave me a book called Murder Machine about Roy DeMeo, a mob-related serial killer.
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Bob Gymlan states that Stephen King doesn't recall writing 'Cujo,' which Gymlan considers his favorite book by King.
There's something about his early stuff when he was off the rails—like he said, he doesn't even remember writing Cujo, which is my favorite book of his.
The Shining
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Bob Gymlan talks about 'The Shining' by Stephen King, noting that it was written during a period of addiction and is a captivating example of his work.
Um, so is The Shining, you know, it's another one where he was like deep in the throes of addiction just writing this captivating book.
The Real Anthony Fauci
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Bob Gymlan reflects on reading 'The Real Anthony Fauci' by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., which made him question the extent of manipulation by health organizations allegedly funded by pharmaceutical companies.
I read 'The Real Anthony Fauci' and I'm like, how much of this is real? Because if it's all real, this is insane, and we live in a world where we're being manipulated by these health organizations that are being paid by the pharmaceutical drug interests.
The lord of the rings, J.R.R. Tolkien
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In a discussion about the 'high fantasy' genre, Joe Rogan references 'Lord of the Rings' as an example, which Bob Gymlan agrees sounds fun.
High fantasy? What does that mean? Lord of the Rings type stuff? That sounds fun!
The hobbit, J.R.R. Tolkien
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Joe Rogan brings up 'The Hobbit' along with 'Lord of the Rings' and 'Game of Thrones' as examples of widely loved fantasy books.
Look, people love those kinds of fantasy-type books, and I mean, think about The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones; people love it!
The Book Thief
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Sara Imari Walker talks about her experience in writing a book that delves into her innovative ideas on the definition of life. This conversation arose while discussing the influence and expectations of her editor on the project's development.
It was very funny writing the book because I wanted to get into the new ideas.
The 4-Hour work Week
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The guest mentions 'The 4-Hour Work Week' as an example of books that discuss strategies for reducing work hours.
There are so many books like that: The 4-Hour Work Week, you know?
Open
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Sam Morril talks about reading Andre Agassi's autobiography, expressing his admiration for the book even though he doesn't mention the exact title. It's clear from the context that he's referring to Andre Agassi's stories.
Anytime you think in sports, it's fucking over. I was just reading that Agassi book; it's so good! I didn't realize how good...
The man without a face
Sam Morril talks about a book on Putin that depicts a violent path to power, where many chapters conclude with a person getting assassinated.
But like if you read—I was reading a Putin book, and literally every chapter just ends with a guy going out in his hallway and getting shot in the face! And I’m like, this seems like a pretty fucked-up rise to power!
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Chris Robinson informs Joe Rogan that his band's name, 'Mr. Crow's Garden,' was inspired by a 1920s children's book bearing the same title. The book's reference provides insight into the origin of the band's name.
Because I think we were called Mr. Crow's Garden, and it's a book. It's a children's book from the 20s called Mr. Crow's Garden, with an E.
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan refers to 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, emphasizing its focus on the creative muse and the unique process of writing.
That's the Steven Pressfield, he swears by it, that the War of Art book is all about the Muse, about summoning the Muse. When you write, there's something weird going on.
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield to his guest Sam Tallent and asks if he has read it. This book is frequently recommended by Joe, who praises its insights on creativity and the discipline required to achieve artistic success. He often shares copies with creative individuals who visit his podcast.
I've talked about it too many times, but have you ever read Pressfield's 'War of Art'? Oh, we have a copy of it for you, then!
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Annie Jacobsen discusses her new book titled 'Nuclear War'. During the podcast, Joe Rogan confirms that they are referring to this book with Annie Jacobsen as the guest.
It's called Nuclear War. Yeah, um, what nuclear war?
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Annie Jacobsen references the book 'Nuclear Winter' by Carl Sagan during a discussion about the potential consequences of a nuclear war.
Words of Carl Sagan, who is the author of Nuclear Winter.
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Annie Jacobsen discusses the structure of her book, which she divides into three acts, each focusing on different timeframes, culminating in a discussion on nuclear winter. She intriguingly mentions the book without explicitly naming it, hinting at a deep exploration of the subject.
I get into that in the end of the book. So I write the book and essentially three acts: like the first 24 minutes, the next 24 minutes, the last 24 minutes, and then nuclear winter.
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Annie Jacobsen refers to her book where she conducted an interview with Professor Brian Toon, discussing the topic of nuclear winter.
So nuclear winter is very well described by a fellow called Professor Brian Toon, who I interview in the book.
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Annie Jacobsen discusses her book, highlighting the topic of the challenges in accurately intercepting long-range ballistic missiles.
As I explain in the book, and, again, as was relayed to me by defense officials, we can’t shoot down ballistic missiles, long-range ballistic missiles, with any kind of certainty or accuracy.
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Annie Jacobsen discusses her book about nuclear war, explaining how she developed its format. She chose a dramatic, scenario-based approach to effectively convey her research.
And so what I try to do is condense the lectures that I receive about how it all works into this dramatic form, which is how I landed on this format for this book, which I think is really effective, which is giving it to you like a scenario, like this is what would happen, and then going back to all my sources.
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Annie Jacobsen references a map in the back of her book that illustrates how close adversaries like China and Russia can get to the U.S. coasts, highlighting the importance of understanding geopolitical tensions.
And these things are, by the way, I have a map in the back of the book that shows you how close our adversaries, enemies, call them what you will, China and Russia, how close they come to the east coast and the west coast of the United States regularly, which means it reduces that launch time.
Surprise, Kill, Vanish
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Annie Jacobsen references her book 'Surprise, Kill, Vanish' while explaining the origins of the CIA's paramilitary operations and their role within the intelligence agency.
Someone was asking me about my book, 'Surprise, Kill, Vanish,' about the CIA's paramilitary guys, the Ground Branch, the snake eaters.
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Joe Rogan mentions that he hasn't read the book 'Nuclear War' by Annie Jacobsen yet, but he has friends who have, and they find it absolutely terrifying.
And like I said, I haven't read your book, but I have several friends who have, and they're absolutely terrified by it.
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During the conversation, the book 'Twilight of the Elites: America After Meritocracy' by Christopher Hayes is referenced as a commentary on how proximity to powerful individuals can transform a person. Interestingly, the discussion also points out that Chris Hayes himself exemplifies the very phenomenon he described in his book.
Well, uh, Barack Obama talked about how just being in the room with the donor class changes you; just being in the room with—and Chris Hayes wrote a book called 'The Twilight of the Elite' about how all that happens, and then he became the thing he wrote about.
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The mention of Carl Jung's book 'The Undiscovered Self' comes up in a discussion about how the themes of the book relate to current societal issues. It provides insight into how people might project their inner needs and desires onto external entities, resonating with contemporary events.
I've had, uh... so I was reading this book called The Undiscovered Self by Carl Jung, and it's amazing how it fits what's happening right now today!
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The host discusses 'The Red Book' by Carl Jung, which details his experiences over four years. The speaker notes the book's publication in 2010, along with its dense nature.
So anyway, so this book, the Red Book, that he wrote down his experiences of for those four years where he could give himself like a mushroom... he, uh, it finally got published in 2010!
Mysterium Coniunctionis
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During the podcast, the host discusses how challenging it was to read Carl Jung's book, 'Mysterium Coniunctionis,' commenting humorously on spending a week on just the opening paragraph due to its complexity.
I was reading a book called The Mysterium Coniunctio that he wrote, and it took me like a week just... just the opening paragraph just to keep going and I'm like, what the f***!
Moderner Mythus
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In the podcast, Carl Jung's book about flying saucers is mentioned. The discussion focuses on Jung's concept of flying saucers, which he considers to be constructs of the mind, while also acknowledging their potential reality.
What is Carl Jung's book on flying saucers called? But he had this concept about flying saucers; he thinks they're... they're constructs of the mind, but not necessarily that they're not real!
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In this segment, Carl Jung's autobiography, 'Memories, Dreams, Reflections', is suggested as the best book to start with for those interested in his work.
I think the best book to start with Carl Jung is my memories, dreams, reflections, which is his biography and he wrote... mhm!
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One of the hosts mentions the book by title and discusses its content, specifically the harsh realities of Comanche life and their practices.
Empire of the summer Moon yeah Dude dude their names were like dog [ __ ] yeah it wasn't as magical as we like to think it was it was like dog dog dick come over here Well when you read about what they did to each other you're like oh Jesus Christ like we this idea that they were these peaceful people that were living together living off the land and everybody Liv somewhere that's the thing
Jack Herer's the Emperor Wears No Clothes
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Joe Rogan talks about Jack Herer, a marijuana activist and researcher, and mentions that he wrote a book about the history of hemp prohibition.
yeah the hemperor yeah yeah the hemperor yeah he's a a famous marijuana activist and researcher and and he wrote this book this guy was a like a Goldwater Republican and then uh met this lady and they were smoking a little marijuana together hanging out and like all of a sudden he gets it and he goes oh my God this is good for you like this is like he has all these Revelations about it then he goes into the history he find because he's a a very smart guy he says like how did this happen
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pressfield's book 'The War of Art' and its premise about treating creativity like a muse.
that's the whole premise of the Steven pressfield book The War the war of art I haven't read that one I just started reading the Rick Ruben one
The Creative Act
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One of the guests mentions starting to read Rick Rubin's book about creativity.
that's the whole premise of the Steven pressfield book The War the war of art I haven't read that one I just started reading the Rick Ruben one
My Ántonia
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The podcast guest refers to their previously published book, indicating that our understanding of reality is limited, much like a dog's inability to comprehend the images on a TV screen.
As I noted in my book, we might understand reality about as well as a dog understands a TV screen; we have no concept of the mechanisms that produce the images in front of us.
In My Time of Dying
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Sebastian Junger humorously states that he will be obligated to mention his book, *In My Time of Dying: How I Came Face to Face with the Idea of an Afterlife*, highlighting its significance in the context of the podcast.
I will be publicly executed by my publisher if I don't mention my book, *In My Time of Dying: How I Came Face to Face with the Idea of an Afterlife.*
Ready Player One
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Joe Rogan asks his producer Jamie if he has started reading the book, implying Ernie Cline as the author.
jamie didn't you just start reading ready player one
Born Standing Up
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Bill Burr mentions Steve Martin's book about his life as a comic, stating it's a great book and lamenting that he loaned his copy out and never got it back.
but when I was in high school was when Steve Martin was born standing up He's got a great the book that's the book born standing up you know what kills me is I loaned that to somebody there gave it up in 81 I never got it back 81 so he gave it up when I was a freshman in high school the book is great red band gaming the book for Christmas one year it's really good It's it's really interesting too because like I said I I don't
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Joe Rogan mentions Tim Ferriss and his book 'The Four Hour Body' in the context of biohacking and cognitive enhancers.
it's so weird that tim ferriss who uh is all about biohacking and all about like you know the four hour body the four hour work week he didn't put it in his book
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Terry Virts mentions reading 'The Right Stuff' in high school and how it inspired him to become an astronaut.
the right stuff was i it's what motivated me to be an astronaut I read that book as a in high school and it kind of i didn't know anything like no one in my family had ever been an astronaut or a pilot And so that right stuff book showed me how to be an astronaut
Going Clear
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Joe Rogan asks Andrew Schultz if he has read 'Going Clear' by Lawrence Wright, describing it as a great book that was turned into an HBO documentary about Scientology.
have you ever read going clear from Lawrence Wright
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Joe Rogan mentions that Peter Thiel hosted a lunch where he brought the author of 'Chariots of the Gods', Erich von Däniken, and they discussed his ancient alien theories.
Peter tal had a party at his house and he brought over the guy who wrote Chariots of the Gods
Think and Grow Rich
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J. Prince mentions 'Think and Grow Rich' by Napoleon Hill as a life-changing book that inspired him.
um the biggest one that was life-changing to me was think and grow rich by napoleon hill
Tell Your Children
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Alex Berenson mentions bringing a paperback copy of his book 'Tell Your Children' for Joe Rogan.
i brought you the paperback of tell your children
1984
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Joe Rogan mentions that he is rereading the book '1984'.
i'm reading 1984 again
Mikey and the Dragons
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Todd White mentions Jocko Willink's children's book, noting it hasn't gotten much attention. He describes reading it to his kids and getting emotional during a specific part of the story, praising Jocko's creativity as a writer. He also mentions the subtitle 'Mikey Slays the Dragon'.
but he did a book that didn't get a lot uh it's been kind of quiet with the mikey and the dragon book okay yeah and mikey slays the dragon I think I don't want to just code it He'll punch me in the face but i uh i read it and i'm not i'm not kidding you as a father and with your kids and you have that moment where you're reading to him there's a heavy moment in there where the dad had died and then the mikey's like reading in his letter to him and it's like i well up like i have to stop for a second and read it but it's so good and it's such a great story and it's like for a guy who is you know in leadership in an award a warrior and went through those that organization he's very creative in his his endeavors of writing and working and his thinking on that
Way of the Warrior Kid
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Todd White mentions Jocko Willink's children's book, noting it hasn't gotten much attention. He describes reading it to his kids and getting emotional during a specific part of the story, praising Jocko's creativity as a writer. He also mentions the subtitle 'Mikey Slays the Dragon'.
but he did a book that didn't get a lot uh it's been kind of quiet with the mikey and the dragon book okay yeah and mikey slays the dragon I think I don't want to just code it He'll punch me in the face but i uh i read it and i'm not i'm not kidding you as a father and with your kids and you have that moment where you're reading to him there's a heavy moment in there where the dad had died and then the mikey's like reading in his letter to him and it's like i well up like i have to stop for a second and read it but it's so good and it's such a great story and it's like for a guy who is you know in leadership in an award a warrior and went through those that organization he's very creative in his his endeavors of writing and working and his thinking on that
Going Clear
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Joe Rogan expresses his admiration for Lawrence Wright's book and the related HBO documentary about Scientology.
i'm a gigantic fear uh fan of going clear in particular... i read the book and watched the the hbo documentary on it
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Joe Rogan mentions buying the book 'Dianetics' after seeing it advertised on late-night TV.
other than i had bought a book from um dianetics online because uh not online rather on on television late night tv 94
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Lawrence Wright mentions Ridley Scott wanting him to write a script based on Cormac McCarthy's novel 'The Road'.
it started a decade ago when ridley scott had me write a script he wanted he had read the cormac mccarthy novel the road which is this post-apocalyptic story father and son
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan refers to Steven Pressfield's concept of 'the muse' and the importance of showing up to work, which is central to Pressfield's book 'The War of Art'.
it's almost like uh you know pressfield writes about the muse and he writes about it like it's like a real thing like treat it like it's a real thing that is show that you show up and you put in the work
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
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Lex mentions reading this book and being inspired by Dan Carlin to do an episode on the topic. He describes the book and its author's perspective.
he inspired me to try to do a solo thing like an episode on um on hitler on the rise and fall of the third reich so i've i read a book called the rise and fall of the third reich is this huge volume I recommend people read it It tells the story of how hitler came to power and it tells the story from the perspective of the person who was there so it was written in the nine in uh i want to say 60s and 70s by a person who was a journalist that lived through it
The Hustler
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Joe Rogan mentions that Walter Tevis wrote "The Queen's Gambit".
the guy who wrote this is walter tevis it's the same guy who wrote the queen's gambit good [ __ ] same guy
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Joe Rogan mentions a book from the 1970s by John Marco Allegro about the origins of Christianity and psychedelic mushrooms, and asks Jamie to pull up the cover.
There's a book from the 1970s called the sacred mushroom and the cross by a guy named john marco allegro and john marco allegro was a scholar who was hired by the commission that was overseeing the dead sea scrolls translation
Heretic
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali mentions her book 'Heretic' from 2015, contrasting the level of media promotion it received compared to her current book.
i published my last book in 2015. it's called heretic and i was sent to you know msnbc all of the mainstream media agencies cnn it was it was all over the place
Nancy Drew
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali mentions reading Nancy Drew books as a teenager, finding them fun and imagining a world where women solve mysteries.
i heard nancy drews and you know be on a journey with her trying to figure out who the bad guys are it was fun it was interesting
When Harry Became Sally
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali mentions Amazon stopping the sale of this book, linking it to the controversy around transgender issues and perceived 'hate speech'.
it makes me feel the way you know when amazon stopped selling when harry turned sally or harry returning to sally you know a book like that
Blank Slate, the Noble Savage, and the Ghost In the Machine
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The guest mentions a book by Stephen Pinker about the history of violence in humanity.
and dude there's a crazy there's a crazy book on this stephen pinker wrote this book called the better angels of our nature and what he does is he tracks over time kind of the nature of violence in humanity
Hacking Darwin
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Jamie Metzl mentions his book 'Hacking Darwin' and a chapter title within it while discussing the potential for an arms race in human genetic engineering between countries.
in my in my book hacking Darwin I have a whole chapter on this which is called the arm race of the human race
The Moral Animal
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Doug Stanhope mentions the title of a book he listened to on Audible about evolutionary psychology.
uh the moral animal
Until the End of Time
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Brian Greene announces the paperback release of his book, 'Until the End of Time'.
yeah the paperback of until the end of time is out today
The Four Agreements
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Joe asks the guest if they have heard of the book "The Four Agreements".
that's why you know the the four agreements do you know that uh you ever heard of that book
A Land So Strange
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Joe mentions a book he is listening to, states its title "A Land So Strange", and describes it as being about Cortez and explorers in America/Mexico.
and there's um there's a book that someone recommended jamie and i want to think they recommended it on the podcast but it might be wrong but i'm reading it right i should say i'm reading i'm lying i'm listening to it this is my uh my sauna reading my i listen to this thing in the sauna uh now it is called a land so strange and uh it's about cortez and about all these uh explorers that came over to america and to mexico you know [ __ ] hundreds and hundreds of years ago
Count Down
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Joe Rogan mentions the book written by the previous guest, Shanna Swan, describing its focus on how chemicals from plastics affect human reproductive development.
Oh her book um she she wrote this book about how chemicals uh mostly leeched from plastic or getting into human bodies uh one of the big ones is phthalates other ones are glyphosate that roundup chemical that monsanto uses on crops and they're affecting the way children develop in a radical and very measurable way from the advent of petrochemicals from the 1950s the advent of plastics that we started really using plastics a lot the the size of men's taints has shrunk
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan mentions reading this book by Miyamoto Musashi as a kid and how it influenced his understanding of fighting strategy.
he killed 62 i think 62 men in one-on-one combat yeah and he wrote a book called go written no show the book of five rings wow and it's all about strategy
The Four Agreements
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Joe Rogan mentions a book he has been recommending and refers to it by title.
I think I'm going to go to it all the time now it's called The Four Agreements I saw you post that
Zen in the Art of Archery
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Joe Rogan compares the philosophy of 'Golf is Not a Game of Perfect' to this book.
Like Zen In The Art of archery
The Hustler
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Joe Rogan mentions this book as being written by the same author as 'The Color of Money'.
Color of Money is Walter Tevis same guy wrote The Hustler same guy who wrote the The Queen's Gambit
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Mein Kampf
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The guest mentions that members of the Hammer Skins group have read 'Mein Kampf'.
most of them are pretty well read when it comes to their ideology they've actually read mein kampf
Quantum Supremacy
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Joe Rogan mentions having read a book by Michio Kaku about black holes a long time ago.
I love reading I mean I haven't read about black holes in a really long time since uh I think a michio kaku book that I had
Through the Looking-Glass
Reggie Watts mentions this book as one of several written by John Lilly about his work.
but all that is created by lily lily wrote a bunch of books on it like the center of the cyclone the deep self
The Comfort Crisis
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The guest, Michael Easter, explicitly mentions his book 'The Comfort Crisis' and its central theme.
but at the same time i think and i argue in the book the comfort crisis that we need these moments that push back at us
The great shark hunt
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Joe Rogan mentions reading 'The Great Shark Hunt' by Hunter S. Thompson and his reaction to it.
and then i read you know the great shark hunt and it was like holy [ __ ] / What is this
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan mentions 'The War of Art' and its author, Steven Pressfield, recommending it.
but pressfield talks about that in the war of art / Have you read that book
The Hero with a Thousand Faces
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Michael Easter mentions Joseph Campbell and his book 'The Hero with a Thousand Faces', referencing a concept from it.
look at joseph campbell i'm going to mess up this quote / But in his uh hero 1000 faces he's got this line
Pale Blue Dot
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Joe mentions Carl Sagan's book titled 'a little pale blue dot' and describes its famous premise.
and my favorite way he did that was at the beginning of a book he titled a little pale blue dot
Sapiens
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The speaker mentions reading about the fear of public speaking in a book, clarifying that the information was not from 'Sapiens' but another book Joe Rogan has likely read.
I read this whole thing, it wasn't in sapiens, I I read it in some book that I'm sure you've [ __ ] read a 100 times but about how our fear of public speaking is based in that if you are speaking in front of people that means you are making your case to the tribe
Lord of Flies
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The speaker mentions 'Lord of the Flies' (referred to as a movie) in the context of human nature and savagery, relating it to real-world events.
remember Lord of the Flies was that it's called that movie is Savage as [ __ ] real
Freedom
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Sebastian Junger introduces his book 'Freedom' while discussing leadership.
um you know i mean there's something i write about a little bit in freedom
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions the book title, assuming Sebastian Junger is familiar with it.
um uh i'm sure you know empire of the summer moon
Tribe
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Joe Rogan praises Sebastian Junger's work, specifically mentioning the book 'Tribe'.
well i think if any way your work you know i mean i think tribe is a fantastic testament to that
You Are Not Your Brain
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Adam Duritz describes attending a book release party for Jeff Ross's book shortly after having knee surgery. He mentions the title of the book.
and it was the day that jeff was releasing uh he he wrote a book like a camera was called wrote you only roast the ones he loved maybe yeah and he he had uh he was having like a i don't know what you call a book release party i guess at the friars club because he was real excited he wanted me to come and i was like i just gotten out of the hospital um that like late that morning and i was but i felt okay you know
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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Joe Rogan uses the book as an example of creative fiction, contrasting it with deception in non-fiction.
if someone is writing something like salem's lot from stephen king this crazy story about a town that gets taken over by vampires that's just fun
Cosmic Queries
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Neil deGrasse Tyson announces his newly published book and describes its theme.
that's my segue my awkward segue to the book i just published Okay called cosmic queries
Outliers
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David Lee Roth mentions the book "Outliers" and discusses its content regarding the Beatles' success being attributed to the large number of hours they spent playing live.
it's detailed in the book The outliers Right Is it the outliers There's uh there's a book outliers Yeah that they talk about how when the beatles emerged people don't realize they had so many hours of playing and it's one of the reasons why they're so good
How to Change Your Mind
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The guest refers to an analogy about psychedelics and evolution used by Michael Pollan in his book, which the guest also quotes in his own book.
um you had michael pollan on at one point and i watched part of that show and he he repeated an analogy that he uses in his book that i quote in my book which is that psychedelics are for cultural evolution what mutagens are for genetic evolution
Tell Your Children
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Alex Berenson about cannabis and notes that it is controversial.
and he wrote a book called tell your children That's highly criticized by people that love cannabis
Ready Player One
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Joe Rogan mentions the book/movie 'Ready Player One' as an example of future immersive virtual reality.
but it's so crude in comparison to something that one day like ready player one of you are familiar with that movie
The devil's chessboard
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Kyle Kulinski mentions having David Talbot, author of 'The Devil's Chessboard', on his other podcast, describing the book's topic as being about Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the assassination of JFK.
in fact the guy we just had on crystal kyle and friends is the cia's worst nightmare He wrote this book the devil's chessboard What's his name His name is david talbot You would love this guy I hope that it's got a good cover I hope it's got a great cover but dude it's all about alan dulles and the cia and how alan dillis really killed jfk This guy is the [ __ ] cia's worst nightmare I mean they despise him and we had him on crystal kyle and friends It was a great podcast He told us all this amazing stuff
This Is Your Mind On Plants
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Michael Pollan's new book is introduced by the host.
um your new book this is your mind on plants
The Omnivore's Dilemma
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Joe Rogan mentions Michael Pollan's previous book 'The Omnivore's Dilemma' as establishing his credibility.
well i think it's because you establish yourself again as a real writer before that where in the omnivore's dilemma
How to Change Your Mind
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Michael Pollan references something he wrote in his book 'How to Change Your Mind'.
i said in how to change your mind that you know it could be that psychedelics are wasted on the young
The Strange Death of Europe
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Joe Rogan asks Adam Curry if he has read Douglas Murray's book, The Strange Death of Europe, in the context of discussing Muslim integration in Europe.
Have you read um douglas murray's book the strange death of europe
The Madness of Crowds
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Adam Curry mentions The Madness of Crowds, likely referring to the book by Douglas Murray, which was just mentioned.
the madness of crowds is also amazing
Chaos
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Joe Rogan asks Jacob Dylan if he has read the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing its subject matter (Manson family, CIA, hippie culture).
Have you read that book? Chaos? Uh the tom o'neill book about the manson family? No. It's all about the cia and about the cia infiltrating the hippie culture and and literally supplying acid to the manson family.
Weird Scenes Inside The Canyon
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Jacob Dylan tries to recall the title of a book about Laurel Canyon conspiracies, eventually recalling 'weird scenes' and then the full title is read out. He recommends the book.
I mean you there's another book. What is it? Uh strange... Oh it doesn't matter if I can't think of the name of the book. But that's all you know none of those people there's other conspiracies that none of those people including frank zepp who you know wound up on the royal canyon for no reason at all it wasn't by accident I mean they all have they have all bloodlines that go back very very far particularly with the military royalty that they all wind up in the same place at the same time is pretty much there you go weird scenes you should check that book out. Yeah. weird scenes inside the canyon laurel canyon covert ops in the dark heart of the hippie dream keep this away from eddie bravo.
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book called "Empire of the Summer Moon" about the Comanche.
you know i've been reading this book um i started reading it again um uh empire the summer moon It's about the comanche
Flow
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Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'Flow' and relates its concept of 'Flow State' to experiences like playing basketball and performing stand-up comedy.
you can think about that when you can think about something that over welms your concentration and requires you to be 100% present and in the moment you're not checking your Twitter you're not [ __ ] seeing who's M at you you're there and You're Timeless you know time goes by you don't even realize it it's like I read this book a long time called flow Yes and it was all about being in Flow State and all that stuff and I used to get it sometimes when I played basketball not not as often because I wasn't that good
My Life
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Joe Rogan mentions Bill Clinton's book, 'my life', and introduces a quote from it related to the moon landing.
and also one of the weirder things about the moon hoax see if you can find this quote it's from bill bill clinton's book He's got this book called i think it's called uh i think it's called my life um and he talks about how when he was young he was working on a construction site...
Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions Tom O'Neill, the author of 'chaos', and states that the podcast episode with him about the book was one of his favorites.
uh if you know uh greg is the one who told me about tom o'neil the officer the uh author of chaos He was my one of my favorite podcasts of all time
The Hunger Games
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The guest compares the situation in North Korea to the book The Hunger Games, noting the similarities.
It's a Hunger Games it's like when I was reading this book Hunger Games I literally like oh my God this person copied North Korea
1984
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The guest compares the North Korean regime's control of language to the concepts in George Orwell's book 1984.
and that's that's how regim controls your minds through language it is George 1984 they create double speak
Coyote America
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Joe Rogan mentions a book titled 'coyote America' by Dan Flores, noting that the author has been on the podcast before and is a wildlife historian and professor.
yeah there's a great book called uh coyote America I think that's where I yeah guy named Dan Flores who's been on the podcast before is a brilliant guy who's um so I believe he a wildlife historian and he was a professor he was actually one of uh rell's professors while he was at in college
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan asks Jason Wilson if he has read Miyamoto Musashi's 'Book of Five Rings'.
if you've read uh miyamoto musashi's writings book of five rings
Breathe
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Joe Rogan asks Rickson Gracie about his new book, mentioning its title and asking about the motivation behind it. Rickson is the author.
um tell me about your book your book is out today uh it's called breathe what was what was the what was the motivation to write this book
Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions an amazing book called 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill about the Manson family and the CIA.
it was it was part of mk ultra and it was uh there's an amazing book i'm going to say about it people have heard this i'm sorry but it's an amazing book called chaos by a guy named tom mcneal and a tom o'neill rather and tom is uh a guy who wrote about the manson family and the manson family murders
Bhagavad-Gita
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Joe Rogan mentions Oppenheimer reading from the Bhagavad Gita.
the great moment where everything changed forever was oppenheimer when he reads from the bhagavad-gita when he talked about him become yeah death destroyer of worlds
1984
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Meghan Murphy recommends that everyone reread the book and mentions that she reread it herself upon moving to Mexico, finding it terrifying and relevant.
like i feel like everybody needs to reread 1984. Actually when i got to mexico the first book that i read i write like the last time i read it was in like college or maybe even high school or something and i reread it
The Madness of Crowds
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Joe Rogan attributes an idea about declining civilizations and obsession with gender to British intellectual Douglas Murray. This idea is central to Murray's book 'The Madness of Crowds'.
i mean it's all you know douglas murray who's this uh british intellectuals of genius guy he said every civilization that's falling apart in the the dying days of civilization they become obsessed with gender they could become obsessed with gender swapping and men dressing up like women and women dressing up like men they become obsessed with like blurring the lines and it he believes it has something to do with and i'm not i don't put words in his mouth i believe what he said was it has something to do with uh excess and indulgence and too much prosperity and that people just start looking for conflicts that don't exist
Dear Reader
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Joe Rogan mentions Michael Malice and calls his book 'Dear Reader' incredible.
You ever talked to uh michael malus about oh yeah oh yeah dear reader that book is [__] incredible
The Prince
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The speaker mentions Machiavelli's 'Prince' in the context of discussing Trump's political behavior.
That's part of machiavelli, that's prince
The 48 Laws of Power (Special Power Edition)
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The speaker mentions '48 laws of power' as part of the explanation for Trump's behavior.
that's part of 48 laws of power
The 33 Strategies of War
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The speaker mentions having Robert Greene as a guest and lists two of his books, including '33 strategies of war'.
first I got robert green which to me was very interesting robert greene the 48 laws of power 33 strategies of war I got him
The adventures of Tom Sawyer
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The speaker mentions getting into 'Tom Sawyer' in 6th or 7th grade.
i really got into tom sawyer tom sawyer and huckleberry finn yeah i read all his books
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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The speaker mentions getting into 'Huckleberry Finn' along with 'Tom Sawyer'.
tom sawyer and huckleberry finn yeah i read all his books
American Buffalo
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The speaker promotes the audio version of his book 'American Buffalo'.
go to apple books or whatever um and get the american buffalo audio version
Tell Your Children
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Alex Berenson mentions his previous book, 'Tell Your Children', and discusses his former publisher.
and he published tell your children He published both my non-fiction books before this
The Nurture Assumption
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Michael Malice mentions the book and its central thesis about how humans define themselves by opposition.
There's a book called the nurture assumption and she makes the point in that book that humans define themselves by opposition
The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays
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Michael Malice mentions Albert Camus as a hero and lists 'The Stranger' as one of his books.
camus who's one of my great heroes albert camus there was just who's albert he wrote the stranger
The White Pill
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Michael Malice mentions his own book, 'The Anarchist Handbook', its release date, and its success on Amazon.
my book the anarchist handbook which i dropped in may was the top non-fiction book on amazon for a few hours
The Four Agreements
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'The Four Agreements' and its principles.
if we can get everybody to do the four agreements
How to Change Your Mind
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The guest mentions Michael Pollan and his book 'How to Change Your Mind' as an example of how perceptions of substances can change over time.
I mean i think of michael pollan's but you had michael pollan on you know and and and how to change your mind
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan mentions Miyamoto Musashi and his philosophy regarding balance in martial arts, including learning other arts like poetry and calligraphy.
it's interesting that that that concept of balance was written about in the 1400s by miyamoto musashi when he talked about being a great swordsman he talked about balance that you had to learn poetry and you had to learn calligraphy and art and he was he was a big believer that you didn't just concentrate on sword fighting you concentrated on all these things and that they work synergistically they work together
Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions a book about Charles Manson called 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill and notes the author has been on the podcast before.
There's a great manson book i don't know if you ever heard of it It's called chaos by a guy named tom o'neill who's been on the podcast before it explained it
The Dialogues of Plato
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Jewel mentions reading 'The Symposium' as something that helped her think in different terms.
not to say reading the symposium or you know the allegory of the caves or something isn't mind altering because it is you know
Breath
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Joe Rogan mentions reading James Nestor's book about breathing exercises and its benefits, noting Nestor has been a guest on the podcast.
I read a book called uh breathe uh by james nestor and he's been a guest on the podcast before and it's all about breathing exercises and deep breathing exercises and what it could do for you
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan quotes Miyamoto Musashi from his book 'The Book of Five Rings' when discussing the difficulty of bow hunting and applying lessons learned.
you know miyamoto musashi the great samurai who wrote that book the book of five rings he said once you understand the way broadly you can see it in all things
1984
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Tristan Harris references the book 'Nineteen Eighty-Four' in the context of Apple's famous commercial contrasting their product with a dystopian future.
i think it's like if you remember the 1984 i had to bring it back to apple
Brave New World
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Tristan Harris mentions Aldous Huxley and his fear of a world overwhelmed by distraction, contrasting it with Orwell's fear of censorship. This is a common reference to 'Brave New World'.
huxley feared a world where we'd be drowned in irrelevance and distraction
Amusing Ourselves to Death
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Tristan Harris references the book 'Amusing Ourselves to Death' in the context of contrasting dystopian fears (Huxley's distraction vs. Orwell's censorship).
yeah that quote about amusing ourselves to death or welfare feared a world where we would ban books and censor information
Sapiens
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Joe mentions listening to the audiobook version of 'Sapiens' many times and finding it very good and impactful.
i've listened to that sapiens audio book like 20 times but yeah it escapes me but you're it's really good it's in my brain somewhere it's good to go back to over and over again
Giza : the Tesla Connection
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Jimmy mentions Christopher Dunn and his book 'The Giza Power Plant' which theorizes about the function of the pyramids.
So there's a gentleman named christopher dunn that we saw he was in one of the articles that was brought up earlier He's the one that gender developed He wrote a book about it and it's called the giza power plant
The Count of Monte Cristo
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A book is used as a physical object to describe the size of an old camera. The title 'Count of Monte Cristo' is mentioned.
i think it was one megapixel and it was about the size of this book county count of monte cristo book
1984
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Stephen Pinker references a famous line from the book '1984' to illustrate a point about unreformable systems.
i mean it's uh one could imagine you know the boots stamping on a face one of the forever lines of 1984 where you can't reform the system because the system is unreformable precisely because the vested interests won't let it be reformed
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by John Marco Allegro about his translation of the Dead Sea Scrolls and his theory about ancient Hebrew and the origins of Christianity.
and when he translated dead sea scrolls over I believe it was over 14 years he wrote a book called the sacred mushroom in the cross and what he said was that all of this stuff that you're reading is you know you're you're there's translations you're translating things from ancient hebrew which is a language is based on numbers right like ancient hebrew letters doubled as numbers because there was no there was no numbers so the letter a was also the number one so like it's really weird but you gotta think about this and i'm i hope i'm not [ __ ] this up but the way it was explained to me was that language in ancient hebrew had numerical value that words had numerical values like the word love and the word god they have the same numerical value like that they're using these words in the cert like the way you would place the letters the same it was because it had a number value to it that we don't think of when it gets translated to greek into latin to english yeah and so he read this all these years and he came to the conclusion that this is all a misunderstanding and then our version of what christianity is it's a crazy book
Ready Player One
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Joe Rogan asks the guest if they have seen the movie adaptation of the book and discusses its themes.
Have you seen ready player one? Yeah 100 that and jamie just read the sequel to it um apparently there's an awesome sequel But ready player one to me represents the pitfalls and the inevitable both both together that people are not going to care about the external physical world because you're going to be interested in the internal digital world
The Sun Also Rises
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Joe Rogan mentions listening to the audiobook of this novel by Ernest Hemingway.
I'm listening to Hemingway right now uh The Sun Also Rises it's really great
Twilight
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Joe Rogan mentions the Twilight series as an example of romantic books for women involving vampires. Suzanne Santo later confirms reading the books as a youngster.
like the the [ __ ] Twilight series that was literally about girls having a sexual relationship with a Vampire which is the dumbest [ __ ] thing I've ever heard of my life
Overdosed America
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The guest mentions working on and publishing a previous book titled 'Overdosed America'.
and I worked for two years on a book called overdosed America it was published in 2004 and it had the Vio story in it
Sapiens
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The host mentions the book 'Sapiens' and discusses its point about farming being problematic for humans by leading to poor diet.
How about in sapiens How like farming really is like ended up being a real problem for humans like we could finally feed everyone But the problem is is we started eating crap
The Anxious Generation
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Josh Szeps mentions this book, co-authored by Jonathan Haidt (who he was just discussing), and recommends it.
It's really really 2007. It's uh the coddling of the american mind People haven't read it It's really good
The Strange Death of Europe
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Josh Szeps mentions Douglas Murray's controversial book while discussing a YouTube executive flagging a conversation with Murray as hate speech.
i mean that was when douglas had that very controversial book uh the strange death of europe yeah yeah i had some problems with that book
The Cold and the Dark
Josh Szeps mentions reading this book by Carl Sagan in his youth and how it influenced his thinking about reason and skepticism. Joe Rogan confirms he also read it.
but then a part of me is like like i read a great book in my teens which was uh carl sagan and it's it's one of his books called the demon haunted world Yes i read that book
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The Red Badge of Courage
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One of the hosts mentions the book/movie in the context of soldiers standing still during battle and wanting to run away, stating they need to watch/read it.
but what would happen if he bailed like i i gotta go that's red badge of courage is that what that is that's all that's what i gotta watch that i've never seen it we gotta read it watch that head come off watch it
A Game of Thrones 4-Book Bundle
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The hosts discuss whether they could collectively defeat 'The Mountain' character from Game of Thrones.
if the mountain was in the room with us the mountain from game of thrones i think we could all take them no no no no no no you don't think even if we knew we were gonna lose a couple of us we couldn't take him
The Lord of the Rings
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Jordan Peterson mentions 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit' by Tolkien, discussing them as retellings of old stories with religious significance.
we know the lord of the rings and the hobbit and tolkien knew this
The Fellowship of the Ring
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Jordan Peterson mentions 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit' by Tolkien, discussing them as retellings of old stories with religious significance.
we know the lord of the rings and the hobbit and tolkien knew this
Maps of Meaning
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Jordan Peterson mentions writing a book of dark poems called 'An ABC of Childhood Tragedy' and collaborating with an illustrator.
before i wrote these books called an abc of childhood tragedy
We Who Wrestle with God
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Jordan Peterson mentions working on a new book titled 'We Who Wrestle with God'.
I have a new book that i'm working on called we who wrestle with god
Fingerprints of the gods
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Randall Carlson mentions Graham Hancock's book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' and how the 2007 impact paper inspired Graham to revisit ideas from it.
and the you know we talked about that with graham on here and that's actually what inspired graham to come back to his original idea that he had proposed in fingerprints of the gods back in 95 or 96
Computational physics
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The guest mentions writing a previous book on computational physics.
I wrote a book on computational physics 40 years ago
Slavery and social death
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Coleman Hughes mentions this book by Orlando Patterson, describing it as a large book about the history of slavery globally, noting its extensive database of examples.
there's this great book by orlando patterson who's a harvard sociologist called slavery and social death it's like this 500 page tome on slavery and it has a database in the back of the book of every known example a recorded example of slavery since people began writing things down
Studies in Early American History
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Joe Rogan mentions using Aaron Franklin's book for barbecue.
i've never been i've never been to franklin you know but i use his book
The Dead Zone
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Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King and the plot of his book 'The Dead Zone', noting it was made into a movie.
That was uh the the whole plot of that stephen king book the [ __ ] was that book um they made it into a movie with christopher walken the dead zone
Outliers
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Mr. Beast mentions rereading Malcolm Gladwell's book 'Outliers' and relates its 10,000 hours principle to his own success.
I'm actually rereading that book right now that malcolm gladwell book outliers that talks about that 10 000 hours principle it totally applies to what you did 100
Death Note, Vol. 4
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Mr. Beast mentions the anime/manga 'Death Note' and describes its premise involving a supernatural notebook ('book') that kills anyone whose name is written in it.
i mean i i love anime because i the stories are so weird that it inspires me I feel like it's actually a really good way to like develop create creatively um like death note what you've probably have you ever heard of that yes like one of these families yeah yeah this story is about a book that fell from the sky and you can write any name in it and they die
Outliers
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Joe Rogan mentions rereading Malcolm Gladwell's book Outliers and discusses a specific part about honor cultures.
I'm in the middle of rereading malcolm gladwell's book outliers and there's a part of that about conflicts in the south and honor cultures
The Decline of the West
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Josh Barnett mentions this two-volume work by Oswald Spengler in the context of cyclical ages of civilization and societal decline.
um there is a nietzsche talked about this uh rene guinon a french philosopher and oswald spengler in the decline of the west volume we wrote two whole giant books on this
On the Genealogy of Morals
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Josh Barnett recommends reading this book by Nietzsche to understand the concept of the last man, in the context of discussing patterns of human behavior and societal decline.
and part of what genon and nietzsche and you know nietzsche's concept is the last man and this is you know you want to understand this go read the spoken serathustra uh with get on start with crisis of the modern world with uh spengler probably man and technics is the is the easiest one to get with if you feel like it there's a lot of people have been have now started reproducing his work
San Fransicko
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Joe Rogan asks Michael Shellenberger about his book titled 'San Francisco'.
you're your book san francisco what would you call that that's a socio-political book
Apocalypse Never
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Michael Shellenberger mentions his books 'San Francisco' and 'Apocalypse Never' in the context of his current perspective.
this is the subject of this is where san francisco and apocalypse never are going is that really people have created a new religion
The Grapes of Wrath
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Michael Shellenberger references John Steinbeck's novel 'The Grapes of Wrath' as an archetype for people coming to California and living in tents.
well remember the remember uh grapes of wrath uh the john steinbeck novel is the oh they came from the dust bowl in oklahoma
Meditations
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Joe Rogan mentions he is reading and listening to the audiobook of Meditations by Marcus.
i'm in the middle of uh reading uh meditations while i'm listening to the audiobook of meditations by marcus
Chaos
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Greg mentions his friend Tom O'Neill as the author of the book 'Chaos' and discusses the book being made into a movie/documentary.
speaking of conspiracy theories our our friend tom o'neill the chaos author [ __ ] thank god you introduced me to that guy but he he's uh they're producing a uh a movie oh are they really one of the major uh streamers i think i can say netflix i yeah netflix is doing it with probably the best documentary maker of the last few decades that's [ __ ] yeah yeah that book is so good
Steve Jobs
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Bill Maher references Steve Jobs' health decisions and potential regrets about alternative treatments, a topic discussed in his biography.
well i always think of steve jobs who said um you know he got pancreatic cancer which is the worst kind and he did a lot of um you know juice cleanses that kind of stuff yeah and i think i mean i may be wrong about this but i do think i remember him saying toward the end i wish i hadn't [ __ ] around with it like that
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan recommends and discusses the book 'Empire of the Summer Moon' about the Comanche tribe in Texas.
have you ever read anything about the comanches the people that used to live here it's a it's one of the wildest cultures of all the native american tribes they lived here in texas yeah yeah there's there's a [ __ ] great book called empire What is it called empire the summer moon empire of the summer moon it's all about uh texas and the comanches in the 1800s
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe asks Mike Tyson about Miyamoto Musashi and his book, The Book of Five Rings.
I'm sure you are a fan of miyamoto musashi I'm sure tell me about the japanese warrior book of five rings
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Joe mentions this book and its author, describing its controversial theory about Christianity and psychedelic mushrooms.
There was a book that this guy wrote in the 1970s a guy named john marco allegro he wrote a book on psychedelic mushrooms and jesus it was called the sacred mushroom in the cross
Meditations
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Joe mentions reading this book by Marcus Aurelius.
marcus aurelius is uh meditations i'm in the middle of that right now
A Land So Strange
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Joe Rogan mentions a book about Cabeza de Vaca and his journey, trying to recall the exact title.
that's um there's that book uh by about cabeza de vaca what is it a strange strange what is it a place so strange is that it I think that's the name of the book a play so strange um but it's about cabeza de vaca and the his the group that came with him that made it across uh through florida and into north america
The Strange Death of Europe
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Joe Rogan announces Douglas Murray's new book and its title.
Douglas Douglas Murray has a book out it's called the war on the west
The Madness of Crowds
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Douglas Murray mentions that suggesting him for an interview about his book 'The Madness of Crowds' almost cost someone their job at NPR.
when I was suggested that they should interview me about The Madness of crowds uh the P the person who suggested it almost lost her job
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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Joe Rogan lists 'Carrie' as one of Stephen King's amazing earlier works.
Stephen King is my one of my favorite authors this earlier work MH Carrie and The Shining the I mean amazing
The Shining
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Joe Rogan lists 'The Shining' as one of Stephen King's amazing earlier works.
Stephen King is my one of my favorite authors this earlier work MH Carrie and The Shining the I mean amazing
On Writing
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Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King's book on writing and finds it fascinating.
His book on writing is really fascinating it's a very very interesting book
Covid-19: The Great Reset
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Joe Rogan mentions that Klaus Schwab, head of the World Economic Forum, wrote a book about 'the great reset' in the context of conspiracy theories.
supposedly if you follow the conspiracy theories he's like orchestrating this the great reset he even wrote a book about the great reset and then there's like conspiracy theories
Outliers
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Joe Rogan asks Dan Soder if he has read 'Outliers' by Malcolm Gladwell.
Do you ever read uh malcolm gladwell do you ever read uh outliers
Tell Your Children
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Alex Berenson about weed, focusing on its potential link to triggering schizophrenia.
There's a book about that um that alex berenson wrote about edible weed weed in general but i think it's i think edible weed is the one that really does people in there's something about it that for some people for people that have a tendency to schizophrenics it seems to indicate that it might trigger that
Communion
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One of the guests mentions the book 'Communion' by Whitley Strieber, describing it as a 'true life story' about alien abduction and recalling being terrified by the book cover as a child.
do you remember that whitley striber movie... communion... whitley streiber was a fiction writer... and then he writes a true life story that reads exactly like his novels it talks about him being abducted by aliens and then they make a movie about this and the movies when i was a kid and i was [ __ ] terrified to the cover of the cover of the book alone
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan mentions this book as being by the same author as 'Turning Pro' and compares the two.
it's steven pressfield the same guy wrote the war of art i'm in the middle of his second book which i don't like as much as the war of art but turning pro
The Saad Truth about Happiness
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Gad Saad offers Joe Rogan an autographed copy of his book, 'The Parasitic Mind'.
and what you write which by the way i want to give you a copy of the parasitic mind with a autograph please don't sell it on ebay
The beauty myth : how images of beauty are used against women
Joe Rogan asks Gad Saad if he remembers the book 'The Beauty Myth' by Naomi Wolf.
Do you remember the book the beauty myth by naomi wolf did you know that book
Epictetus
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Gad Saad mentions independently arriving at a thought that Epictetus had 2000 years ago, connecting with the ancient philosopher through ideas.
and that the fact that i independently thought of something that epictetus thought 2000 years ago connects me with him
Immortality Key
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Joe Rogan mentions that the author of 'The Immortality Key' was a guest on his podcast and discusses the impact of the book/appearance.
the immortality key it's an amazing book really really and brian was on the podcast and because of him being on the podcast harvard has opened up a field of study
Nicomachean Ethics
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Gad Saad comments that Aristotle had already expressed the ideas Joe Rogan was discussing about being a good person, discipline, truth, etc.
And it's hard to be a good person and aristotle has already said all those things that you just said
Confederates in the Attic
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about Cabeza de Vaca, confirming the title 'A Place So Strange'.
because i've read my friend hank turned me on to uh the book about cabeza de baca is it a strange place that's what it's called a place so strange I think it's a place so strange alan so strange that's it
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan mentions hearing Christina P talk about this book by Steven Pressfield, and they both express being huge fans of it and its message.
i heard i heard you talking about the um the war of art by steven pressfield which i'm a huge fan of that book as well great book
Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies
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Joe Rogan mentions the title 'Guns, Germs, and Steel' in the context of discussing how the invention of the revolver changed the West and helped settlers overcome the Comanches.
and then once people figured out revolvers they're like i've got more than one shot here we can [ __ ] these guys up and that really changed the west guns germs and steel yeah but that really did
Endure
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Joe Rogan introduces Cameron Hanes' new book, mentioning its title and release date.
and then this one is tomorrow which is today if you're listening to this it's coming out today it's endure
The Book of Five Rings
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Cameron Hanes mentions having a tattoo related to Miyamoto Musashi and his book, "The Book of Five Rings".
i i like this guy in my arm miyamoto musashi is the reason why this is on my arm it's from the book of five rings
Can't Hurt Me
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Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins' book and his running achievements.
and he did and his book amazing book can't hurt me but he ran 7 000 miles in one year which is you know 20 miles a day every single day
12 Rules for Life
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Cameron Hanes mentions Jordan Peterson's book and the controversy around it not making the New York Times bestseller list despite high sales.
Was it 12 rules for life i think sold like these amazing amount of copies and didn't make it somehow
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The Secret
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The host mentions fan complaints about the movie adaptation of the 'Reacher' books.
because that was the big complaint about uh i never read the uh the reacher books
The Afghanistan Papers
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The guest mentions 'The Afghanistan Papers' by Craig Whitlock as a great book revealing classified interviews.
There's a great book called the afghanistan papers by craig whitlock
The Terminal List
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The guest mentions his previous book, 'The Devil's Hand', and the research he did for it.
that last book in the uh the devil's hand i put myself in the enemy's shoes and i thought hey what did they learn from us on the field of battle over the last 20 years at war
The Stand
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The host and guest discuss Stephen King's autobiographical book about writing, referencing events from it.
I certainly have an amazing book What a great book an autobiographical nature of it is even crazier like getting hit by that van and then waking up and looking up and seeing this person I think sitting on a rock that just hit him with his van and thinking I just got killed by somebody in one of my novels Essentially right right crazy yeah it is like one of his novels yeah very very much so yeah So i read that
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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The guest mentions Stephen King's book 'Carrie' and the author almost discarding it.
I think in carrie he was ready to throw it out right
True Believer
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The guest mentions the title of the next book in his series, 'True Believer', and discusses its plot.
Well the next book true believer It was building towards a russian invasion of ukraine
Roots
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The speaker mentions the book/miniseries 'Roots' as the first time America had an open, honest conversation about slavery.
they kind of whitewashed slavery up until roots came out like they didn't really dive into just how bad it was from what i from what i've heard until roots came out roots was the first representation of what of them
Conquerors
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The speaker tries to recall the name of a book about Portuguese people and the slave trade, eventually recalling the title 'The Conquerors' and the author Roger Crowley.
like there was this book called uh something about portuguese people and uh i listened to it on tape and they would have they would come down the coast of africa into trade and they'd say tell the king to send out his daughter we want her and then they'd be like and he'd be like i'm not sending out my daughter then like tell the king to come out here and then they would [ __ ] in his throat and shove pork down his throat in the [ __ ] and then go back and go now send your daughter he'd be like hey i gotta go with these people the the god i wish i knew the name of that book what's the point of putting the poor congress that's it the conquerors roger crowley and then it talks in there about them shoving [ __ ] down his throat [ __ ] down a a muslim king's throat and then pour pork on top of the [ __ ] because you're not allowed to eat pork
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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Joe Rogan mentions this book as a later, breakout piece by Hunter S. Thompson, following the Kentucky Derby essay.
I believe he did that before he did his big sports illustrated piece which turned out to be fear and loathing in las vegas 1970
War on the West
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Joe Rogan mentions reading about the horrors of China's one-child policy, specifically forced abortions, in this book by Douglas Murray.
so they would literally inject the head of the baby with a poison to kill the baby while i was in the move in the womb so that it's born still stillborn i'm reading this about it in this douglas murray book called the war on the west
Physics of the Impossible
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Michio Kaku mentions his book 'The Future of the Mind' in the context of discussing the connectome project.
This gets us into the connectone project uh which I mentioned in my book the future of the Mind
Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions a book called 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neil, discussing its connection to Charles Manson and MK Ultra.
there's a fascinating book called chaos uh written by a guy named Tom O'Neil who wrote about the uh 1960s and the Charles Manson Murders
Fingerprints of the gods
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The guest mentions reading a book by Graham Hancock, discussing his theories about ancient civilizations.
I read a book by someone who you had on this podcast a while ago whose name i'm gonna forget... graham hancock exactly... and i mean some of his theories seemed a little tenuous but some of them were fascinating like evidence of civilizations being in places you know tens of thousands of years before
Chaos
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Joe Rogan strongly recommends the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, mentioning that the author is a neighbor of Greg FitzSimmons and spent 20 years researching the book, which argues that the official story of Charles Manson is incorrect and involves CIA experiments.
You got to read chaos by Tom O'Neal. He's actually Fitz Simmons's Greg Fitz Simmons's uh next door neighbor for like 20 [ __ ] years. It's a crazy story. Fitz Simmons is the one that told me about about the guy he said hey I got this neighbor. He's been working on this Charles Manson book for 20 [ __ ] years. It's been his obsession. It's ruined his life. He he Lo he like how to give money back to Publishers because he didn't finish the book because he he developed so much material cuz he got into it from the perspective of like it was an anniversary thing the anniversary of the murders and he was writing this book. It's called chaos. I can't recommend it enough. It's a [ __ ] fantastic book.
Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies
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Joe Rogan mentions Jared Diamond and his book Guns, Germs, and Steel while discussing human impact on environments like Australia.
jared diamond writes a lot about uh he wrote guns germs and steel yeah like he writes a lot about australia is like a really interesting example of a lot of just yeah humans wrecking everything
Meditations
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Ryan Holiday describes reading Meditations for the first time as a transformative experience.
this is it like when i read meditations for the first time i was 19 i was sitting in my college apartment and i was just like not only have i never read anything like this
The Obstacle Is the Way
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Ryan Holiday mentions living in New York when he wrote 'Obstacle'.
i lived there when i wrote obstacle actually
Amusing Ourselves to Death
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Joe Rogan identifies the author of the book Ryan Holiday just mentioned.
oh by neil postman
The Brass Check, a Study of American Journalism
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Ryan Holiday mentions 'The Brass Check' by Upton Sinclair.
there's another book called the brass check which was written in i don't know 1910 1912 1930 anyways upton sinclair who wrote the jungle
The Jungle
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Ryan Holiday mentions 'The Jungle' by Upton Sinclair, describing it as an expose of the meat packing industry.
anyways upton sinclair who wrote the jungle
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Think and Grow Rich
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Ryan Holiday mentions Napoleon Hill and his book 'Think and Grow Rich'.
napoleon hill who wrote that book think and grow rich
Anatomy Trains
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Ryan Holiday reiterates that his first book was about media manipulation.
i mean my first book was about media manipulation
The Daily Stoic Journal
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Ryan Holiday discusses the initial reception of 'The Obstacle Is the Way'.
so like when the obstacles away came out it did
Stillness Is the Key
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Ryan Holiday mentions one of his books that hit number one on the New York Times list.
uh stillness is the key
Meditations
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Ryan Holiday quotes a concept from Marcus Aurelius's Meditations.
and so marcus says uh in meditations that ambition is tying your well-being to what other people say or do
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Ryan Holiday gives Joe Rogan a copy of 'Empire of the Summer Moon', knowing Joe likes it.
because i know you love uh empire the summer moon
Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World
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Ryan Holiday gives Joe Rogan a copy of 'Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World'.
uh genghis khan in the making of the modern world
The Count of Monte Cristo
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Ryan Holiday mentions 'The Count of Monte Cristo' while introducing 'The Black Count'.
you know the you know the count of monte cristo
Epictetus
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Ryan Holiday mentions Theodore Roosevelt brought a copy of Epictetus's work on his journey described in 'River of Doubt'.
actually if you look up if you look up theodore roosevelt epictetus he brings a copy of epictetus with him on this journey
What Made Maddy Run
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Ryan Holiday mentions the author of the book about the cross-country runner.
and kate fagan's an incredible writer
The War of Art
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Ryan Holiday mentions Steven Pressfield, whose book is given next.
and then i know you like uh steven pressfield
The radium girls
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Gina Carano mentions 'Radium Girls' in a list of other movies, likely referring to the story which is most famously told in the book by Kate Moore.
what are some other movies radium girls oh um dallas buyers club
Bullshit Jobs
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Brian Simpson mentions a book titled 'Bullshit Jobs' that discusses the existence of unnecessary jobs and people spending time looking busy at work. He does not recall the author.
Have you heard this book uh [ __ ] jobs No I forget who I forget who it's by but he talks about that I like there's so many there's so many jobs created in America that don't need to exist and we most of the time we spend looking busy
Outliers
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Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book 'Outliers' when discussing how age cutoffs affect success in sports.
and malcolm gladwell's outliers talks about this with professional hockey players
Cujo
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Joe Rogan mentions that Stephen King doesn't remember writing 'Cujo'.
he doesn't even remember writing cujo
Pet Sematary
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Joe Rogan mentions reading Stephen King's 'Pet Sematary' as a child and being scared by it.
pet cemetery scared the [ __ ] out of me when i was a kid when i would uh take the t to taekwondo i would read books that's what i was i was always reading stephen king books
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King's book 'Carrie' and describes it as amazing.
all but carrie carrie was amazing
Coyote America
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Joe Rogan recommends the book 'Coyote America' by Dan Flores for those interested in coyotes.
it's a great book if anybody's interested in coyotes it's called coyote america by dan flores who's a guy who's been on the podcast before and will be again
Trauma: The Invisible Epidemic
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Andrew Huberman mentions a book on trauma by his podcast guest Paul Conti, calling it 'the one' in his opinion.
incredible trauma therapist and work has written about trauma Or the book on trauma that i think is the one in my opinion
Thinking, Fast and Slow
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Zachary Levi uses a phrase that sounds like a book title while discussing the importance of therapy for understanding oneself.
but that's why that's think and thinking that's why you got to go to therapy and and have professionals just walk you through like hey hey let's help you see yourself the world and how you fit into it more clearly
Meditations
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Joe Rogan mentions Marcus Aurelius's book Meditations and its age and insights.
marcus aurelius book meditations is really really interesting because it's almost 2 000 years old
The Untethered Soul
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Zachary Levi attributes a quote about the mind to the book 'The Untethered Soul'.
uh it's from the untethered soul a book that i haven't read but i know that quote from a great quote
Radical Love
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Zachary Levi introduces and describes his new book, 'A Picture of Love', which is about his mental health journey and therapy.
oh so uh tell people about your book man ... but there you go there's a picture of love yeah man so basically the long story short i had this whole breakdown i went to all this therapy on the heels of going to this life-saving therapy
The Grapes of Wrath
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Theo mentions reading the book in high school and recalls a specific detail about breastfeeding adults at the end. Joe confirms he also read it.
even like in Grapes of Wrath / yeah / remember that book / They breastfed their kids in Grapes of Wrath / They breastfed the adults at the end
Shooting an Elephant and Other Essays
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Francis Foster mentions George Orwell's book 'The Road to Wigan Pier' in the context of his father's working-class background in Wigan.
my dad uh he grew up in a very poor part of the north of england which is wigan orwell actually wrote a book about it the road to wigan pier talking about the deprivation of that of that particular part of the world
Immigrant's Love Letter to the West
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Konstantin Kisin mentions that he wrote a book titled 'An Immigrant's Love Letter to the West'.
and i you know i wrote an immigrants love letter to the west joe because i i love the particularly the united states britain
Going Clear
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Joe asks Whitney if she has read Lawrence Wright's book about Scientology.
The problem is like the guy who started did you ever read lawrence wright's going clear
The Hustler
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Joe mentions the TV show 'The Queen's Gambit' and notes it was based on a book by Walter Tevis.
Have you seen the queen's gambit... it's actually a show that was written the original book was written by walter tevis
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Outliers
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Joe Rogan asks Chris Williamson if he has read Malcolm Gladwell's book "Outliers", and Chris confirms. They then discuss how the example of Tiger Woods' childhood relates to concepts in the book.
Have you read malcolm gladwell's outliers? Yes. well that is like an amazing example of that like having a golf club in your hand at two years old
Tell Your Children
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Joe Rogan mentions Alex Berenson's book 'Tell Your Children' and asks Rick Strassman if he knows it.
i think these like you know alex berenson wrote um that book tell your children Do you know what you know about that book
Chaos
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Joe Rogan recommends Tom O'Neill's book 'Chaos' about MK Ultra and Charles Manson.
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Killers of the Flower Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions 'The Lost City of Z' as a book that was made into a film.
if they're able to have these like insane structures like the whole lost city of z you know you know that that it was a feature film but it was also a book
Immortality Key
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Joe Rogan mentions Brian Muraresku and his book 'The Immortality Key' about early Christianity and psychedelics.
you know brian uh who's got the book out on early christianity and psychedelics rescue yeah it's called the immortality key
Frankenstein
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Dave Mustaine mentions the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelley as inspiration for his song 'The Sick, the Dying, and the Dead', referencing the movie adaptation.
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How to Win Friends and Influence People
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Jamie reads from a source mentioning the book How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie in the context of the origin of the 10% brain myth.
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Tell Your Children
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Joe Rogan praises Alex Berenson's previous work, specifically mentioning his publication 'Tell Your Children' and its importance.
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In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts
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The host introduces the guest's new book, and the guest provides the full title.
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Scattered
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The guest mentions his first book, which is about ADHD, and provides its titles.
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Empire of the Summer Moon
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The host suggests a book title about Quanah Parker, and the guest confirms it and calls it a beautiful book.
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The Body Keeps the Score
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The guest mentions a psychiatrist and his bestselling book about trauma.
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Trump: The Art of the Deal
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The guest mentions the co-author of this book and quotes him regarding Donald Trump.
the guy who wrote the art of the deal with him a guy called tony schwartz once said that this man doesn't know the difference between truth and lie
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Max Lugavere introduces his first book, 'Genius Foods', describing it as a nutritional care manual for the human brain.
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Joe Rogan mentions this book by John Marco Allegro, discussing its theory about the origins of Christianity and psychedelic mushrooms.
and that's uh the subject of a book called um the sacred mushroom and the cross This guy John Marco Allegro who is hired to decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls
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The speaker recommends the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, noting it took him 20 years to write and discusses connections between Manson and the CIA/LSD studies.
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The book 'The Art of War' is mentioned briefly for contrast with 'The War of Art'.
the war of art not to be confused with the Art of War
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Empire of the Summer Moon' while discussing the history of the Comanches.
If you find out what the Comanches did there's uh this book Empire of the summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'The Gray Man' and contrasts it with the movie adaptation, noting the book is more brutal.
I'm in the middle of uh you know that movie The Gray Man that was uh with uh Ryan Reynolds and uh no Ryan Gosling... fun movie but very different than the book
The Lord of the Rings
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Joe Rogan mentions reading 'The Lord of the Rings' as a child, highlighting its immersive quality.
do you remember that laying in your bed at night and reading Lord of the Rings or lying the witch in The Wardrobe or one of those books
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Jann Wenner compares the status of Hunter S. Thompson's 'Vegas story' (novel) to classics like 'Huck Finn'.
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Joe Rogan refers to Hunter S. Thompson's campaign coverage using the title 'fear and loathing on the campaign Trail'.
I mean that was you know what what your magazine had covered and what he had covered with fear and loathing on the campaign Trail
Tell Your Children
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Alex Berenson about the risks of marijuana for people with a tendency towards schizophrenia.
you know uh Alex Berenson who wrote for the New York Times wrote a book called tell your children and uh it's basically about the risks that people that have that have a tendency towards schizophrenia where marijuana can push them over the edge
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Jann Wenner mentions recently reading the book '1984' and discusses its themes in relation to modern technology and surveillance.
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Rick Rubin explicitly states the title and author of his new book at the end of the podcast.
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The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan mentions having a tattoo related to Miyamoto Musashi and discusses Musashi's book on strategy, 'The Book of Five Rings,' which influenced his philosophy.
I have uh a tiger with uh Miyamoto Musashi from the book of five rings okay do you know what that is I don't he's on Japanese Samurai from the 1400s who uh defeated 62 men in one-on-one combat and he wrote a book on strategy that I read when I was a teenager when I was doing martial arts competition it's called The Book of five rings and it sort of shaped My Philosophy in many ways of on life because as a samurai he believed that to be the best sword fighter you had to be balanced you had to do calligraphy and poetry and art and you had you couldn't have any like holes in your game your mental game your spiritual game and you I like that and he had a statement that he had a thing that he wrote that carried me throughout my whole life it's once you understand the way broadly you can see it in all things and the idea is the way of sword fighting was much like the way of carpentry was much like the way of art You see what the way is
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Mike Sarraille mentions Jocko Willink's book "Extreme Ownership" as an example of a book that transfers knowledge.
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Jack Herer's the Emperor Wears No Clothes
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Joe Rogan mentions Jack Herer and his book 'The Emperor Wears No Clothes' while discussing how people's perspectives can change, specifically through experiences with psychedelics. He describes Herer's transformation from a conservative Republican to a hemp activist after trying marijuana.
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Chaos
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The host asks the guest if he has read Tom O'Neill's book about Charles Manson and potential government connections.
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The host mentions John Marco Allegro's book and its controversial theory about the origins of Christianity.
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Bridget mentions writing a piece because Louise Perry's book, 'The Case Against the Sexual Revolution', helped her frame her feelings about the topic.
and I ended up writing this piece because Louise Perry wrote a book the case against sexual Revolution and it it kind of framed what I had been feeling
The Gray Man (Netflix Movie Tie-In)
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Joe mentions reading 'The Gray Man books' as a form of escapism.
You know I I mean one of the reasons why I got really into fiction recently and I've been reading all these uh The Gray Man books and all these fiction books is because it's escapism
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Joe identifies 'The Terminal' as the first book in the Gray Man series by Jack Carr.
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True Believer
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Joe lists 'True Believer' as one of the titles in the Jack Carr series.
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Joe mentions reading 'the real Anthony fauci book' and finding it terrifying.
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Suzanne refers to 'The Secret' in the context of the Law of Attraction and manifesting success.
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Matt Walsh mentions Abigail Shrier and her 'great book' in the context of discussing adolescent girls and social contagion related to transgender identification.
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Joe Rogan asks Graham Hancock about his book "Fingerprints of the Gods" and when he released it.
like I know Fingerprints of the Gods You released in the '90s
America Before: The Key to Earth's Lost Civilization
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Graham Hancock mentions writing "America Before" as one of the books he wrote after diving back into the Younger Dryas theory, noting they discussed it on the show previously.
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Graham Hancock mentions Terence McKenna's book "Food of the Gods" and its theme about psychedelics and human evolution.
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Graham Hancock mentions his book "Supernatural" and its topic comparing historical accounts of entity encounters (elves, fairies, spirits) with modern extraterrestrial encounters.
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Graham Hancock mentions the book "Hamlet's Mill" again, stating it was influential in him questioning the conventional narrative of the past.
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The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan mentions reading this book by Miyamoto Musashi when he was 16 and how it influenced his perspective on difficult tasks and self-improvement.
because I read a quote when I was 16 years old when I was doing martial arts I read the book of five rings and this is that that's miyamoti Musashi on my right arm and he wrote this book the book of five rings which was a book on strategy and Miyamoto Musashi was a samurai who killed 62 men in one-on-one combat and he wrote this incredible book about it but one of one of the things he wrote In the book was once you understand the way broadly you can see it in all things
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Steve-O announces the title of his new book.
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Steven Pressfield describes his memoir as being similar to 'The War of Art'.
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Turning Pro
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Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pressfield's book 'Turning Pro'.
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Gates of Fire
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Steven Pressfield mentions his book 'Gates of Fire'.
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Atheism is Winning!
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Joe Rogan mentions 'The Epic of Gilgamesh' in the context of ancient flood myths.
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Steven Pressfield mentions Homer's 'The Iliad' in the context of the discovery of Troy.
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Joe Rogan mentions Jocko Willink and his quote/book title 'Discipline Equals Freedom'.
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Chaos
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The speaker mentions a book titled 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing it as amazing and meticulously researched, covering topics like Charles Manson and the CIA.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson mentions this book by Ray Kurzweil while discussing predictions about the future of technology and AI.
Here's a new book where it's uh the The Singularity is nearer this first book was a singularity was needed
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Joe asks for the title of Neil's book, and Neil provides it, along with the subtitle and publication timeframe.
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Can't Hurt Me
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Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins has two books and names the first one.
He's got two books. One of them is called can't hurt me. That's the first one.
Never Finished
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Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins' new book and its upcoming release date.
and this is the new one. It's called never finished. and this comes out on December 6th
Amusing Ourselves to Death
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Joe Rogan mentions a book he read that was recommended to him by Neil Brennan, stating the title.
there's a great book that I read that Neil Brennan told me about uh what's it called amusing ourselves to death
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Someone mentions a book about Sam Kinison written by his brother Bill, stating the title.
Brother Sam is called the book's called Brother Sam but his brother wrote this book about like what happened
Can't Hurt Me
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David Goggins mentions his first book, 'Can't Hurt Me', while recounting his mother's initial reluctance to have her story included in it.
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Never Finished
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Joe Rogan announces that David Goggins' new book, 'Never Finished', is available and recommends it.
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Speaker (Stavros) mentions reading The Iliad and relating it to the concept of choosing glory over a long life, referencing Achilles.
but if you had to choose one or the other I'm I'm really into the I'm reading the uh The Iliad I'm really into the Trojan warship right now
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Joe Rogan mentions Walter Tevis as the author of The Queen's Gambit.
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Meditations
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Joe Rogan mentions Marcus Aurelius and his book 'Meditations', describing its content.
and he was striving to do better in his own personal life and that was what meditations was all about his book
Sapiens
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Joe asks Mark if he read the book "sapiens" and discusses the author's idea about Homo sapiens and the extinction of other human species.
Did you read that book there I think it was called sapiens Yes because when you were talking about the um Ancient Man it made me think of that because I one of the things I remember from that book was that the homo sapien at least if I I could be misremembering this so correct me if I'm wrong but but one of his ideas was that people as we know it like basically murdered all of these other um like neanderthals and different like Hume different species of humanoids or whatever the correct term is and that's how we spread that there was like a a mass genocide
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Joe mentions studying Stephen Pinker's work and describes his argument that violence has declined throughout human history.
well there's most certainly thinking if you you know study Stephen pinker's work this is the safest like most understanding least racist least violent least rapey time in human history If you go back and think of all the horrific crimes that have been committed since the beginning of time and you look at them on a scale even though we say oh there's so much chaos in the world today there's so much horror and that's absolutely true but there's less than there's ever been before it's better and you know they call Pinker an apologist for just talking about data but it's like very clear if you just look at the sheer numbers of murders the sheer numbers of all the horrific things that people have been known for forever there's less of them now than ever before
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Speaker asks if the other speaker has read Dan Flores's new book 'Wild new world' and describes its premise as a history of human-animal interactions in America.
Have you read Dan flory's new book No I haven't heard about I've heard about it rather but I haven't read it Wild new world he contacted me the other day I joked with him Where when I was reading it I want to make a annotated version where I have commentary where I do all the footnotes because I want to be like well yeah but you also got to consider this the whole time reading the book I'm like yeah but damn say that without saying this What is it What is the premise of the book Well okay it's a the premise It's the story so his new book Wild new world is a history of human animal interactions and it basically begins with the chick's Lube strike
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Speaker mentions the writer Margaret Atwood and her book 'The handmaid's Tale', describing its dystopian premise and relating a specific theme from the book to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Have you ever you know the writer Margaret Margaret Atwood I've heard the name okay she has a book called The handmaid's Tale Yes this dystopian yeah my wife loves that show oh I haven't seen the show yeah uh I'm familiar with maybe what I'm gonna say I don't know if it's in the show or just in the novel but in the novel The handmaid's Tales this dystopian future where um there's like a religious revolution of sorts anyways men hold all the powers It's like an insane patriarchy and it follows this woman through this and she loses track of her husband He's gone but in the book I keep telling people this story When we're talking about Kobe because in the book she's sort of like talking to her dead or gone husband and she's asking there's one thing I need to know though is like was there some party that kind of liked it
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Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book "Outliers" in the context of discussing how access to resources and opportunities contributes to success.
it's the things like if you uh read like Malcolm gladwell's uh the outliers one of the things that he'll talk about with like certain incredible success stories It's like the access that they had to all these different things that could help them
The Accidental Superpower
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Joe Rogan asks Peter Zeihan about the title of his book.
Now the title of your book is the end of the world is just the beginning that's the one why that we are dealing with the end of the world that we know Russia is a more of a symptom of this than a cause
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Joe discusses 'The Secret' and the concept of manifestation, criticizing how it's marketed.
I think the problem with like things like the secret and the law of attraction is that it's those very esoteric and fascinating concepts are they're they're hijacked by hucksters
Dracula
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Joe asks if the guests watched the movie based on Bram Stoker's work, implicitly referencing the novel.
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Joe mentions that the Stanley Hotel was the inspiration for 'The Shining', referring to the famous novel.
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Outliers
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Joe Rogan asks Andrew Santino if he has read the book 'Outliers' by Malcolm Gladwell, calls it a great book, and mentions a chapter about The Beatles.
Did you ever read the um did you ever read Malcolm gladwell's outliers? no but I've heard you talk about it It's a great book and one of the chapters in the book is about the Beatles
Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions a book titled 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill about the MK Ultra program and Charles Manson, describing it as an amazing and detailed book.
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Joe mentions the story behind "the lost city of Z" and the theory that disease wiped out the civilization, referencing the subject of a known book.
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Quitters Never Win
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Belal mentions reading Michael Bisping's book and thinking about potentially having to lie about his eye injuries like Bisping did.
I know you have to get eye test every single time beforehand uh and they check it all like that way so yeah I was I was sitting there reading the bising book and it's like man am I ever going to have to do that we figuring out a ways to lie and everything
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Mike Glover lists this book as a great book discussing related topics.
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Dopamine Nation
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The host mentions one of the guest's books by title.
Right The Secret Lives of bats is one of your books and the other one is the bat house guide
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Jordan Peterson mentions the book in the context of suits made for him, with one suit representing each rule from the book.
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We Who Wrestle with God
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Jordan Peterson announces his upcoming book and its title.
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Jordan Peterson mentions Alex Epstein and his book in the context of discussing climate change and energy.
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Maps of Meaning
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Jordan Peterson mentions summarizing his book as part of the Peterson Academy lectures.
and I did a eight hour summary of my book maps of meaning and so we have all sorts of other people who are you know from Cambridge and Oxford and Stanford and MIT and and then people from outside the academy too who are brilliant
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Saagar mentions a book about Apple after Steve Jobs died, describing Tim Cook's management style as focused on financial gain rather than product innovation.
There's a great book uh I forget exactly the name I think it's Apple life after Steve so after Steve Jobs died Steve was a product guy... Tim Cook is a managerial type his job is to squeeze as much money out of the stock price
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by John Marco Allegro about the origins of Christianity being related to psychedelic mushrooms.
and then he wrote this book The Sacred mushroom and the cross and in the book he was saying this is all about consumption of psychedelic mushrooms and fertility rituals
Can't Hurt Me
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Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins has two incredible books and describes the content of one, focusing on his difficult childhood and resilience.
If you listen to David's life story David has uh two incredible books they're they're amazing and one of the things about the books that's so amazing is you realize like what he endured as a child and what he went through like the the abuse that he received and how he came out of that this like Unstoppable dude
Never Finished
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Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins has two incredible books. This is the second of the two books.
If you listen to David's life story David has uh two incredible books they're they're amazing and one of the things about the books that's so amazing is you realize like what he endured as a child and what he went through like the the abuse that he received and how he came out of that this like Unstoppable dude
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Joe Rogan mentions Douglas Murray's book 'The Strange Death of Europe' while recounting a conversation about censorship with a YouTube executive.
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Joe Rogan mentions 'The Great Reset' and points out that Klaus Schwab wrote a book with that title, contrasting it with denials that the concept is being pursued.
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The speaker mentions "Animal Farm" as an example of a book that could potentially be read in a week, referencing a previous discussion about Lex Friedman's book lists.
I think you could read Animal Farm in a week
On the Road
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The speaker mentions "on the road" as another example of a book that could potentially be read in a week, linking it to Jack Kerouac.
you could read on the road in a week
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The speaker mentions "Crime and Punishment" as one of their favorite books and the reason they wanted to learn Russian.
I am one of my favorite books and the reason I always wanted to learn Russian was Crime and Punishment
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The speaker mentions a book called "the world without us" in the context of discussing what would happen if humans disappeared and how long it would take for nature to reclaim the Earth.
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Joel mentions writing a guide titled 'The Mental Mechanics and Instructor's Guide' which outlines the drills and sequence for his teaching system.
and so I wrote I wrote what was called the mental mechanics and instructor's guide and it had kind of the sequence of of drills and how to get somebody's mind into this
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Joel mentions writing a guide titled 'The Mental Mechanics and Instructor's Guide' which outlines the drills and sequence for his teaching system.
and so I wrote I wrote what was called the mental mechanics and instructor's guide and it had kind of the sequence of of drills and how to get somebody's mind into this
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A speaker mentions reading a book titled 'Coyote America' by Dan Flores and having the author on the podcast.
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Meditations
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Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius and calls it a 'wild book'.
and then next thing you know you're like reading his books yeah you're reading you know uh meditations by Marcus Aurelio wild book
Weapons of Mass Instruction
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Jamie mentions a 2009 book as the source of the idea that public education was developed for factory workers.
it apparently came from this says it came from a 2009 book called weapons and mass instruction and then it was echoed by someone in the New York Times
Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions Tom O'Neal and his book 'Chaos', calling it a 'great book'.
that's Tom O'Neal that's um chaos [ __ ] great book
Dracula
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The speaker mentions Bram Stoker as the author of Dracula while discussing famous people who died of syphilis.
so Bram Stoker the guy who wrote Dracula he DED
Conquerors
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Joe Rogan tries to recall the title of a book about Portuguese explorers coming down the coast of Africa.
like the what's the one about uh the the what's the book about the people from Portugal coming down the coast of Africa it's like the Conquistadors or the conquerors It's a book
Fingerprints of the gods
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Joe Rogan mentions finding out about and reading Graham Hancock's book in the 90s.
I mean I found out about his original book Fingerprints of the Gods in the 90s and I remember reading it
War Is a Racket
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Joe Rogan asks if Bert has read Smedley Butler's writing 'War is a racket', which is described as a book/article.
literally Smedley Butler's 1933 uh story that he wrote article he wrote War is a racket Have you ever read that Joe war is a racket
Can't Hurt Me
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Bert Kreischer mentions listening to David Goggins' book and writing the foreword for it.
His book that he wrote did you listen to it... I mean it his book I wrote that I did the forward to it
Living with a SEAL
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Joe Rogan mentions Jesse Itzler (mispronounced as Jesse Seitzer Caesar) who lived with David Goggins and discussed getting back into running, likely referring to the book about this experience.
Do you know Jesse's I must mispronounced his name Jesse seitzer Caesar he lived with the campaigns... he lived with David Goggins my bad... he did something so [ __ ] for a runner so powerful is that he's talking about getting back into running
La "Relación" o "Naufragios" de Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca
Joe mentions this historical account/book as something he discussed with Shane previously, highlighting the navigator's failure.
that uh that book the first thing I ever talked to you about was uh cabasa de vaka and then they were like the guy the guy they hired to do the navigating like [ __ ] up yeah and then they they had no idea he had to be like no I know where we're going
The Stand
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Joe and Shane discuss a movie based on a Stephen King book about crows, and Joe corrects the title to 'The Dark Half'.
do you remember that we were talking about that movie the other day um that they made about that Stephen King book when he was Richard Bachmann the dark side we're talking about that movie do you know what that movie is no which one is it it was a movie where there was a guy who was a writer and he would have like these seizures and he would see crows and then he would become this like super duper badass who was the the guy who actually wrote all of his books oh okay so he he had like some sort of brain malfunction that led him to have a split personality but the other guy was like a real guy and I think maybe like it turned out he was like some dead bad guy who I don't remember but it was they they turn into a movie but it's crows it's always crows yeah those [ __ ] black birds are staring at you smart yeah they're funny dude The Dark Half that's what it is The Dark Half not the dark side yeah he's got a real dark half on Twitter that guy
The Shining
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Shane asks if Stephen King wrote 'The Shining', Joe confirms, praises the book's intensity compared to the movie, and notes King's dislike for the adaptation.
did he do The Shining mhm yeah he rules oh he wrote The Shining he rules the book is even more intense than the the movie he didn't like the movie which is crazy
Pet Sematary
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Joe mentions reading 'Pet Sematary' and 'Cujo' on the train, then discusses King's writing process for 'Cujo' and the intensity of his early work like 'Pet Sematary'.
when I was on my way into town I would read damn pet cemetery Cojo he said he said he didn't even remember writing Cojo just blacked out on coke and beer what yeah oh Stephen King rules dude rules he got [ __ ] up in Ro God he got [ __ ] up and wrote everything what if uh St Bernard he got eventually got C he got clean and uh I mean stuff he's still an amazing writer but the the early stuff when he was Wilding you know the early stuff Kujo [ __ ] me up read Tommy knockers no Tommy knockers is a good one
Cujo
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Joe mentions reading 'Cujo' and 'Pet Sematary' on the train, then discusses King's writing process for 'Cujo' and the intensity of his early work.
when I was on my way into town I would read damn pet cemetery Cojo he said he said he didn't even remember writing Cojo just blacked out on coke and beer what yeah oh Stephen King rules dude rules he got [ __ ] up in Ro God he got [ __ ] up and wrote everything what if uh St Bernard he got eventually got C he got clean and uh I mean stuff he's still an amazing writer but the the early stuff when he was Wilding you know the early stuff Kujo [ __ ] me up read Tommy knockers no Tommy knockers is a good one
The Red Badge of Courage
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Shane mentions this book in the context of the Civil War, describing it as a book that shows war is not glorious but terrible and about cowardice.
yeah it's like [ __ ] Red Badge of Courage in the Civil War they wrote a book that that was like it's not what you think it is it's not Glory it's cowardice it's it's the worst thing possible
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Andrew Huberman mentions this book by John Marco Allegro, describing its controversial thesis about the origins of the Christian religion being based on psychedelic mushrooms, and notes it was reportedly bought out by the Catholic church.
in fact John Marco Allegro one of the head um the guys who is hired to decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls he wrote a book called The Sacred Mushroom in the cross after translating the Dead Sea Scrolls for 14 years his belief was that the entire Christian religion was initially based on psychedelic mushrooms and fertility rituals and so he wrote this book that was bought out by the Catholic church
The Omnivore's Dilemma
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Andrew Huberman mentions Michael Pollan's book 'The Omnivore's Dilemma' as a reason for Pollan's credibility as a journalist capable of comprehensive analysis.
Michael pollen is one of the reasons for that because the omnivores dilemma he had established himself as a legitimate journalist who would comb through and parse through all the data to give you a comprehensive understanding of what exactly is going on
The Evolution of Desire
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The guest, David Buss, confirms he wrote a book on murder and mentions its title.
you wrote a whole book on murder I wrote a whole book on murder yeah uh you know uh yeah the murderer next door
The Blank Slate
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David Buss mentions Steven Pinker's book 'The Blank Slate' in the context of discussing the denial of human nature.
I'm I'm a big fan of his I've been asthma uh friends with him for for many many years and his book The Blank Slate um lays all this out
This Is Your Brain on Birth Control
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David Buss mentions a book by his former student, Sarah Hill, about the effects of birth control and recommends her as a podcast guest.
some of it done by Sarah hill by the way a professor at uh Texas Christian University the former student of mine and she's superb she's written a book called your brain on birth control which I recommended she would be cool to have on your podcast
When Men Behave Badly
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Joe Rogan lists several of David Buss's books, including 'When Men Behave Badly'.
He got the evolution of Desire the murderer next door the dangerous passion and uh when men behave badly all of it
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pressfield's book 'The War of Art' and describes its theme of overcoming resistance and procrastination in creative work.
that uh you know war of art book is so good man Steven pressfield's book stepen pressfield he's been on the podcast a couple times He wrote this book called The War of Art and it's all about resist resistance and how resistance keeps you from achieving your best possible self It's like your ego and your fears and it's all combined and it creates procrastination yeah and he gives you the tools in this book to try to be a professional to to realize like a professional shows up and a professional works
Outlive
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Peter Attia presents his new book to Joe Rogan, who comments on its size and content.
so uh outlive the science and art of longevity this is a big one buddy Look at this look at all this It's a lot of information in this
Fight Club: A Novel
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Peter Attia mentions reading a biography of Muhammad Ali by Thomas Hauser and details from it.
I mean I I remember reading one of the biographies of Ali I think it was might have been Thomas Hauser's biography where he goes into pretty good detail on the state of his medical care at the end of his career
The Next 100 Years
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Joe Rogan mentions George Friedman and his book 'The Storm Before the Calm', noting the author lives in Austin.
He's an author and he wrote this book called The Storm Before the calm super interesting He lives out here
Freedom
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Peter Attia mentions Sebastian Junger's book 'Freedom' and its themes, asking Joe if he has read it.
and he talks about how I'm sure you've read Freedom which is a book that he wrote uh uh kind of his last book
Tribe
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Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger's book 'Tribe' as one he enjoyed.
but I really love tribe yeah tribe
The Wealth of Nations
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The speaker mentions Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" as the foundational idea for the global economy that hasn't been surpassed.
because I do feel like everything is still just like Adam Smith Wealth of Nations and it's like there's been Marxism there's been other things but nothing has topped that guy's like idea for the global economy
Shoeless Joe Jackson Comes to Iowa
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The speaker mentions the book "Shoeless Joe Jackson" (which became the movie "Field of Dreams") in the context of sports as a meritocracy and the impact of cheating.
like the books like Field of Dreams Shoeless Joe Jackson they kind of present the case that like sports is the last or only meritocracy where like There are rules and boundaries and like truth shake out you Shake the Dice enough the truth
Immortality Key
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Joe Rogan asks Eddie Huang if he's heard of the book, and Eddie describes its topic and author.
Have you have you ever heard of a book called uh the immortality key no it's a book by this guy Brian murarescu and it's all about ancient Greece
Irreversible Damage
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Joe Rogan mentions having Abigail Shrier on the podcast and her book about transgenderism as a social contagion.
I mean I it's funny because you had Abigail shrier on wrote this big book on on transgenderism as a social contagion I think it was in 2020
Woke Racism
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Michael Shellenberger mentions reading John McWhorter's book 'Woke Racism' and its argument.
because we had read I had read John mcc's book woke racism which came out right around the time that San Francisco came out and I just was like and he argues that wokeism is a religion
The Revolt of the Public and the Crisis of Authority in the New Millennium
Michael Shellenberger mentions Martin Gurri's book 'The Revolt of the Public' and its argument about elites reacting to the internet.
so this is the Revolt of the public by Martin G is he argues that really all of this is just the elites freaking out about the rise of the internet
Dune
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Michael Shellenberger asks Joe Rogan if he remembers reading the book 'Dune'.
I mean do you remember you read Dune
Dopamine Nation
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Michael Shellenberger mentions a book titled 'Dopamine Nation' by a colleague of Andrew Huberman (later identified as Anna).
she did dopamine Nation
Limited Boxed Set: The Real Anthony Fauci
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Joe Rogan mentions Robert Kennedy Jr.'s book 'The Real Anthony Fauci' and describes it as terrifying.
because if you look at Robert Kennedy Jr's book the real Anthony fouchy if that book is accurate I don't know if it's accurate I'm assuming he hasn't been sued yet
Steve Jobs
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Michael Shellenberger mentions Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs.
Walter Isaac who's writing a book about Elon right now by the way but Walter Ison in his biography of Steve Jobs he was like he was like look Steve Jobs was just too much of an [ __ ]
The Innovators
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Michael Shellenberger mentions Walter Isaacson is writing a book about Elon Musk.
Walter Isaac who's writing a book about Elon right now by the way but Walter Ison in his biography of Steve Jobs he was like he was like look Steve Jobs was just too much of an [ __ ]
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan enthusiastically recommends this book about the Comanche, stating he has read it twice.
Jamie Empire the summer Moon Empire of the summer moon It's [ __ ] insane book about the Comanche who lived here It's one of the best books I've ever read I've read it twice all
Understanding Media
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Joe Rogan quotes Marshall McLuhan and identifies 'Understanding Media' as the book the quote is from, mentioning the author and publication year.
Marshall mcluhan had a [ __ ] amazing quote from the 1960s said human beings are sex organs of the Machine World... It's from understanding media 1964. Jesus mcluhan was brilliant brilliant
Tell Your Children
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Alex Berenson about marijuana and mental illness.
you know Alex Baron wrote a book called tell your children and it's all about instances of uh psychotic breaks and schizophrenic breaks from people that are heavy marijuana users
Chaos
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The speaker mentions a book called 'Chaos' in the context of fossils being dumped in the East River.
so he tells a story about how they dumped a bunch of fossils in the East River... this is documented in this book called chaos
American Psycho
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The speaker compares a scene in the movie American Psycho to the book, noting the book is more graphic.
remember when American Psycho he goes back to the to that was in the book too it's even more graphic but he goes back to one of his Apartments where he left a body and it's missing
The Book
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The speaker mentions a record related to breastfeeding, referencing a book that would contain such records.
I love those got book of longest breastfeed feedings
Dove
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The guest mentions a friend recommended this book, he read it while in Buenos Aires, and describes its content about Robin Lee Graham's solo circumnavigation.
before I left a good friend of mine suggested this book called Dove written by a man named Robin Lee Graham and so he's like he's like hey I just read this book you should read it I think you'd really dig it and uh I didn't even know what it was about so um I found a used copy and took with me down there and read it and so it's it's the story I don't know if you've even heard of this this story of Robin Graham but he did I think he started 1967 he did a a solo circumnavigation in a sailboat that took him about five years to do but he at the time he was the youngest person to ever do that he started when he was like 15 and it it was like it got a lot of press like National Geographic covered it I think he's been on the of National Geographic like three times H and so it's an interesting account his solo circumnavigation um took him five years uh along the way he met this woman Patty like like this young you know pretty hippie chick like somewhere in the South Pacific and they fell in love and like got married and she would kind of meet him in different spots as he finished the circumnavigation and then the book ends um he returns to Los Angeles uh circumnavigation complete...
Fun Parties for Fun Kids
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The guest mentions finding out through internet research that Robin Graham wrote a second book with this title.
so but then I started doing some internet research on on Robin Graham and turns out he wrote like a second book um called um the Sailor returns from the sea or something like that so what what had happened um and he did go through kind of a dark period after the circum navigation...
Chariots of the Gods?
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Joe Rogan mentions being familiar with 'Chariots of the Gods' and Sam Tallent agrees it's interesting. Later, Eric Von Däniken is mentioned as the author.
I only like familiar with the Chariots of the Gods type [ __ ] Yeah Chariots of the god is interesting too
Running the Light
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Sam Tallent promotes his novel, 'running the lights', and encourages listeners to buy it from his website.
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A.D. After Disclosure
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The guest mentions a book by Richard Dolan titled 'A.D. After Disclosure' that explores the aftermath of official government disclosure about UFOs.
but there's a cool book uh called A.D after disclosure where which kind of does a thought experiment about what would happen... I didn't read it but I love Richard Dolan who wrote it and I've watched like uh hundreds of hours of his of his podcast he's he's a great researcher
Unicorn Mom
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The guest mentions a book by Annika Harris called 'conscious' that is about panpsychism.
actually Annika Harris Sam Harris's wife wrote a cool book which I also haven't read but I know about it... it's uh it's called conscious and it's all about pants psychism which is cool coming from her because she obviously is like rigorous
The Coddling of the American Mind
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Jonathan Haidt about the negative effects of social media, particularly on young girls, and its correlation with depression and self-harm.
and for some of them if it makes them more depressed and it's leading to self-harm and suicide is up and there's so there's like Jonathan hate wrote a great book about it the coddling of the American mind and he talks about the negative aspects of social media
Best evidence
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Joe Rogan mentions reading David Lifton's book 'Best Evidence' about the JFK assassination and how it convinced him there was a conspiracy.
you know it's very difficult when you're reading um some versions of History because there you could read a lot of versions of history that treat the Lee Harvey oswal lone assassin story as if it's plausible you could read a lot of versions of that well you go oh yeah I guess so but then you'll read you know David lifton's book best evidence and you'll be like there's no [ __ ] way they killed him
Tremendous
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Joey Diaz announces that his book is coming out on May 2nd and mentions where it can be pre-ordered.
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Joey Diaz mentions 'the green book' in the context of discussing segregation and the challenges faced by Black performers traveling in the South.
I watched that [ __ ] thing again a couple weeks ago The Green Mile whatever the green book you know that dude's in the South he [ __ ] wanted to go sing in the South they wouldn't let him [ __ ] they wouldn't put him in a green room they wouldn't let him perform in the eat in the dining room with other people that was a different [ __ ] world man
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Michio Kaku mentions his previous book, 'The God equation', explaining it's about the quest for a single theory to explain everything in the universe.
well that was the subject of my previous book The God equation where we try to find one theory that allows us to calculate everything starting with the big bang then the creation of galaxies and stars planets finally the creation of Life photosynthesis and here we are talking about this on on a podcast so yeah we're talking about one equation which I call the god equation which I write about in my book The God equation
Quantum Supremacy
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Michio Kaku mentions his latest book, 'Quantum Supremacy', explaining it's about quantum computers and their potential to solve complex theories like string theory.
so that was my previous book The God equation so that's why I decided to write this book Quantum Supremacy because it may eventually take a quantum computer to calculate with what is called string theory
Brother Sam's Universal Joke Book
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Joe Rogan asks Pauly Shore if he read Sam Kinison's brother Bill's book, mentions the title 'Brother Sam', and discusses its content about Sam's decline due to partying.
Well Sam had uh did you ever read his uh brother Bill his book? Yeah brother Sam book's called Brother Sam um that he talks about the slide like that when he started partying all the time he stopped writing
Thomas James, Minister of the Gospel
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Joe Rogan mentions that a doctor who gave out medical marijuana prescriptions showed him a book about Tesla energy being used to destroy the Twin Towers, highlighting the doctor's oddness.
he showed me a book on how uh Tesla energy was used to destroy the twin towers and I'm like what
True Believer
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Jack Carr mentions writing about the Ukraine situation in his second novel, 'True Believer'.
I'm writing about it I wrote about it in the second novel in uh in um in True Believer
The Chamber
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Jack Carr mentions John Grisham's first book, 'A Time to Kill', as an example of an author whose first book didn't take off immediately.
John Grisham he wrote his first book A Time to Kill and couldn't give that book away and then he writes the firm and that one takes off
The Firm
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Jack Carr mentions John Grisham's book, 'The Firm', as the one that took off after 'A Time to Kill'.
John Grisham he wrote his first book A Time to Kill and couldn't give that book away and then he writes the firm and that one takes off Tom Cruise is in the movie
The Accidental Superpower
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Jack Carr mentions reading Peter Zeihan's book 'Accidental Superpower' and how it predicted the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
but on their flight over there I read uh his book accidental superpower and that one very clearly predicts a Russian invasion of Ukraine by the year 20 22 and that was back in 2014 he wrote that
On War
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Jack Carr quotes Carl von Clausewitz and his book 'On War' regarding the importance of common sense in leadership.
and uh it's Carl and klauschwitz who wrote on war said the most important attribute of a battlefield leader is common sense
The Afghanistan Papers
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Jack Carr recommends the book 'The Afghanistan Papers' by Craig Whitlock, discussing its contents about the war in Afghanistan and lack of accountability.
And there's a great book it's called the Afghanistan papers by Craig Whitlock And after two Freedom of Information Act lawsuits by The Washington Post they got access to these classified histories of the war
The Terminal List
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Jack Carr mentions his fourth book, 'The Devil's Hand', and how he explored looking at things from the enemy's perspective in it.
so I'd like to look at things through the enemy's eyes which I did in the devil's hand my fourth book
Brian Moore Fonds
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Jack Carr mentions Brian Moore's book 'The Able Archers' about a near-nuclear exchange and how it influenced his writing.
but some of those conversations that I've had in the books I've read have made it into the pages of the novel so there's all this this overlap to include this one uh Brian Moore has a book called The able archers and it talks about a nuclear exchange that almost happened between the United States and the Soviet Union in 1983
Only the Dead
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Joe Rogan thanks Jack Carr for his books and specifically mentions the latest one, referring to it with a censored phrase that likely represents the title or a nickname.
thank you very much for all you do you and thank you for your awesome books thank you [ __ ] the dead it's out right now you can get it like I said I'm in the middle of it and I love it
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Joe Rogan asks the guest if he is familiar with Robert Sapolsky's work with baboons and describes a specific observation about a baboon troop's social structure changing after aggressive males died from poisoned food, which is a famous anecdote from Sapolsky's research.
are you aware of Robert sapolski's work with uh baboons no sapolsky uh spent a lot of time in embedded with baboons and one of the things that he observed that's incredibly unusual is is there was a group of baboons that was eating food that was in uh garbage that was from I believe it was a resort and these uh particularly ruthless Alphas who would have first accessed all this kind of food they got poisoned because they ate this bad food and they wound up dying and it completely changed the way they behave with each other the ruthless Alphas died and all of a sudden it became this sort of utopian civilization amongst baboons where they didn't exhibit that barbaric behavior and they were much more kind to each other
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Bas Rutten mentions that something about tasers is discussed in 'one of the Grey Men books'.
...that's one of the things that a friend of mine told me and it's actually in a book It's one in one of the grey Men books that those T those tasers are like especially the personal ones that people have...
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Bas Rutten mentions reading this book by Johann Hari and how it relates to his mind being calm during fighting due to his ADD.
...and now I know why I read the you know the the stolen Focus book for Yan Harry you know that's a really good book by and he says you know it's because in fighting my mind would be calm because my ADD I'm all over the place...
Let's Get It On!
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Bas Rutten mentions that Big John McCarthy wrote about the 'nose bone into the brain thing' in his book.
...and then you say uh I look at Big John I say do you believe that nose bone into the brain thing he wrote that in his book That's a he goes no...
Dinner with DiMaggio
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Dice mentions his foot doctor, Dr. Rock Patano, also wrote a book about Joe DiMaggio, having lived with him for 10 years.
I gave him my book Street Smart cuz he also wrote a book on Joe de magio he lived with him for 10 years
Tremendous
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Bert mentions Joey Diaz's new book and calls it 'tremendous'.
Why would you stop doing that? His new book tremendous. Stop doing that. He's too good
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Joe and Bert discuss an Alabama publisher replacing words in Mark Twain's book, identified as Huckleberry Finn.
because I feel like I read that that there was some call to remove that word from Huckleberry Finn yeah that's what it says yeah it's like well remember the Chevy Chase routine with Richard Pryor yeah yeah [ __ ] yeah on SNL I mean it's it was interesting too there was a period of time where Quentin Tarantino had white people saying in his movies yeah well he said it a bunch of times in Pulp Fiction Alabama publisher says expurgation of more than 200 hurtful epithets uh will counter preemptive censorship that has seen Mark Twain's yeah okay it censors the n-word
A Land So Strange
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Joe mentions a book about Cabeza de Vaca and the Mayans, explicitly stating the title 'a land so strange'.
and you go back to uh Cabeza de Vaca when there's a great book uh called the land so strange and it's all about these guys from Spain Landing in Florida and and making their way and running into the Mayans and like what the [ __ ] is going on down there oh dude wait what's the name of this book it's called a land so strange a land so strange yeah there's what what these guys encountered what they're talking about when people those early settlers encountered these incredible cities where people had all these gold ornaments and this incredible sophistication
This Is Your Mind On Plants
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Joe Rogan mentions having Michael Pollan on the podcast and Pollan's experience with caffeine withdrawal.
I had Michael pollen on and he was explaining he took I think he took like three months is that what he said something like that three months off of caffeine and he said when he had it he was like it was like a psychedelic experience
Discipline Is Destiny
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Theo Von mentions Ryan Holiday in the context of choosing the harder, long-term path over comfort, a theme in Holiday's books.
and that's what you have guys like Ryan holiday did he come on here yeah where you have guys that are talk that talk a lot about like that moment where you choose between what's comfortable yes or what is easy and this other like more long-term thing
Dissolving Illusions
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book called "Dissolving Illusions" about the history and effects of vaccines.
and it's the book is called dissolving Illusions and it's all about the uh origins of vaccines and what vaccines have done to you know stop disease spread and what the negative side effects have been
Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing it as the definitive book on Charles Manson, the Manson family, and their ties to the CIA and MK Ultra. He expresses his admiration for the book and the author's research.
that's uh with the book chaos by Tom O'Neill I talk about it too much and I'm sorry for everybody listening but I'd love to have read it No I haven't You haven't read it It's about Manson It's about Manson the CIA yeah MK Ultra that's exciting sorry Jolly West he was also responsible for making Jack Ruby go crazy he visited Jack Ruby in jail and after he shot Lee Harvey Oswald and then Jack Ruby was like saying they're burning the Jews he's like hiding under his bunk screaming like I mean hell like it was they [ __ ] dosed him with acid then they dosed Manson with acid and I think they taught Manson I mean according to Tom O'Neill's research which I trust and it's an amazing book Tom O'Neill was a guy who was a neighbor from my friend uh Greg Fitzsimmons and he was like hey what are you working on he's like I'm writing this article about Charles Manson and the the anniversary of the Manson family murders he starts writing it 20 years ago and he starts doing research and he can't get the article out it's just too much research he's doing too much and it extends [ __ ] forever he keeps having to give money back and like the Publishers are freaking out at him and then finally they got him someone to help him and an Editor to sit down with him and he puts out this masterpiece and this book is called chaos and it's the definitive book on Charles Manson the Manson family and their ties to the CIA and it's [ __ ] crazy
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Joe Rogan mentions the Epic of Gilgamesh in comparison to the Noah and the Ark story, noting similarities regarding a great flood.
See the thing about Noah and the Ark though if you go back to that that story is very similar to a story that's in the Epic of Gilgamesh
America Before: The Key to Earth's Lost Civilization
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Ali Siddiq asks Joe Rogan if he has read a book titled "The Ice Age inheritance" and describes its content about people resorting to cannibalism during the Ice Age.
um you ever read the book um the Ice Age inheritance
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Joe Rogan mentions that trusted friends recommended the guest's book, 'The Real Anthony Fauci', which prompted him to read it.
and I had quite a few very reasonable liberal people people rational people people that I I I trusted their mind recommend the real Anthony fouchy your book
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Robert Kennedy Jr. mentions his uncle, John F. Kennedy, and his book 'Profiles in Courage' while discussing JFK's qualities.
and she asked him what his best quality was and she expected him to say courage because he'd been a war hero and he had written a book and run a pit prize for profiles and courage
The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays
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Robert Kennedy Jr. discusses his father's interest in existentialists and mentions Albert Camus and his book 'The Plague', which his father gave him.
so he and one of the existentialists was Camu and Camu had written this book called The Plague
History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Complete and Unabridged
Joe Rogan reads the title and author of a book by Edward Dowd, which discusses excess deaths, particularly among younger groups, after vaccination.
yeah cause unknown the epidemic of sudden deaths in 2021 and 2022 Edward Dow yeah yeah died after first vaccine dose dies at hospital football died on the field and none of this was reported
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Kesey, Ken: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Duncan mentions reading the book 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' in high school, noting its difference from the movie and discussing its themes and narrator.
Okay, I I think I must have read it when I was in high school and just didn't pay attention it's completely different from the movie like 100 different or maybe I never read it King keezy
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'The Real Anthony Fauci', calling it terrifying and suggesting everyone should read it if its claims are true, noting the author (RFK Jr.) has references.
How come no one wants to hear him out with it with that book the real Anthony fauci is [ __ ] terrifying and if it's not true why isn't he getting sued you know if all the things that he's saying and he has references for everything if it's all accurate we should all read that book everyone should read that book
The Dead Sea Scrolls
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Joe Rogan mentions the Dead Sea Scrolls as the oldest version of stories found in the Bible, discussing their historical context and fragmentation.
first of all if you could go back to the oldest version they have which I think the oldest version is the Dead Sea Scrolls that's the oldest version of the stories that wound up in the Bible it's not necessarily the Bible
Holy Bible (NIV)
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The Bible is mentioned in comparison to the Dead Sea Scrolls, noting that some stories from the scrolls didn't make it into the standard Bible.
that's the oldest version of the stories that wound up in the Bible it's not necessarily the Bible it's yeah some stuff in the Dead Sea Scrolls didn't make the cut for the like it didn't get in there but a lot of the stories are kind of similar but there's a lot of wild [ __ ] in there oh my God a lot of wild [ __ ] in the Dead Sea Scrolls I know I mean there's a lot of wild [ __ ] in the Standard Bible they put in hotel room drawers
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Duncan mentions John Marco Allegro's book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross', describing it as fascinating and explaining its controversial thesis about the origins of Christianity based on the author's study of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
that's why that John Marco Allegro book is so fascinating oh dude sacred Mushroom in the cross yes that's what our book is fascinating because that guy studied the Dead Sea Scrolls for 14 years and he was an ordained minister who became agnostic
San Fransicko
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Michael Shellenberger titled 'San Francisco' and describes its topic as how progressives ruin cities.
and so like in San Francisco that's the big criticism that uh there's a guy named Michael schellenberger and he wrote a book called San Francisco describing like what happens when progressives ruin cities
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Mike Perry mentions reading a Goosebumps book when he was 11, implying it was the only book he's read.
I say read more books like I've ever read a book like [ __ ] I read like a Goosebumps book when I was 11 and that was it
San Fransicko
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Michael Shellenberger about how progressive policies are destroying cities, specifically referencing San Francisco.
Michael shellenberger wrote a great book about it called San Francisco and he talks about how these Progressive policies are just destroying these cities
The Man in the Tree
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Joe Rogan describes an episode of The Twilight Zone where aliens give humans a book titled 'To Serve Man', which is later discovered to be a cookbook.
there's an old Twilight Zone where these uh aliens come down and uh they they introduce themselves to Earth and they give us a book and the book is to serve man they find this book that they have and then they realize it's a cookbook
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Joe Rogan asks the guest if she has read this book by John Marco Allegro.
Have you read uh John Marco of the gross book The Sacred Mushroom in the cross
Against Nature
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The guest mentions being introduced to this book by older students at Oxford.
and introduced me to those wonderful books like against nature and um lotumo and well rather wonderful material
The Cathedral
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The guest mentions being introduced to this book by older students at Oxford, alongside 'Against Nature'.
and introduced me to those wonderful books like against nature and um lotumo and well rather wonderful material
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To Colgate Whitehead Darden, Jr. from the Assembly of Professors of the University of Virginia
The guest mentions this book written by her tutor, Professor Zaehner.
and at that point as I'd left school by then I had somehow got um the world's leading um but like I was American one because anyway on comparative religions mysticism someone called professors zaina who's at all cells in Oxford and wrote a book chords um mysticism of the Sacred and profane
Outliers
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Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book about the Beatles playing thousands of hours in Hamburg as an example of the 'numbers thing' or the importance of practice/repetition for success.
I think it's a numbers thing I really do I think it's like what you know in the Malcolm Gladwell book about the Beatles when they played in hurg the thousands of hours thousands of hours thousands of shows listen
The Chiropractor
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The host reads a passage from the book 'The Chiropractor' by Palmer, discussing its origin from seances and a spiritual being.
Palmer held seances to contact a dead physician named JY Atkinson He said that those seances helped him develop Chiropractic as he wrote in his 1914 book The Chiropractor the knowledge and philosophy given me by Dr Jim akinson an intelligent spiritual being together with explanations of pneumonia phenomena rather should said phenomena principles resolve from causes effects Powers laws and utility appealed to my reason the method by which I obtained an explanation of certain physical phenomena from an INT Ence in the spiritual world is known in biblical language as inspiration in a great measure the chiropractor's adjuster was written under such spiritual promptings
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The host mentions 'Ready Player One' as a favorite movie and that he listened to the audiobook.
my one of my favorite movies is ready play a one and I listen to audio book a little too
Coyote America
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Joe Rogan mentions a book about coyotes called 'coyote America' and states he had the author on the podcast.
There's a great book on it called coyote America Oh man they're everywhere author Yeah I had the author on the other day it's really it's an amazing story
American Psycho
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Brian Simpson mentions the book 'American Psycho' and says it is more messed up than the movie.
American Psycho that was a great movie dude Awesome the book is even more [ __ ] up
Malcolm Gladwell: Collected
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Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book as the source for the story about Korean Air pilots speaking English to overcome cultural hierarchy issues.
this is from I think it was Malcolm gladwell's book uh where they describe how they to get over this problem they started making them speak English
Dopesick
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Joe Rogan mentions 'Dope Sick' while discussing pharmaceutical companies, criminal fines, and the Sackler family, referencing the story covered by the book or the series based on it.
was that was it doped up Dope Sick Dope Sick yeah yeah I didn't say it but I know the whole story about the Sackler family
Darwin's Doubt
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions his book 'Darwin's Doubt' while discussing arguments against evolutionary theory.
and I I developed these in a lot of detail in my book Darwin's doubt um uh if we we uh we now know thanks to the genetic Revolution ution the the molecular biological Revolution that if you want to build a new form of life you have at least you have to have new code
The Principia
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions Newton's 'The General Scholium', an epilogue to 'Principia Mathematica', discussing Newton's religious motivations for his scientific work.
and he later writes a theological epilogue to the book called The General scholium where he makes the the religious motivation for his scientific work completely explicit and ends up making design arguments right in the in the context of that work
You Are Not Your Brain
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions the book 'You Are Not Your Brain' by Jeffrey Schwartz in the context of discussing free will and determinism.
I'm a big fan of the work of uh Jeffrey Schwarz the uh uh UCLA psychiatrist has written the book um you are not your brain and um he shows that those those um um psychotherapeutic drugs can be helpful in stabilizing uh people
The Return of the God Hypothesis
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Stephen C. Meyer introduces his new book 'Return of the God Hypothesis' and begins to describe the evidence discussed in it.
and when I tell in the in the the new book Return of the god hypothesis it starts there are basically three different lines of evidence
The Voyage of the Beagle
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions Darwin's 'Origin of Species' as an example of a scientific work presented as an argument.
Darwin's Origin of Species was he presented as one long argument Newton started the principia with um the theory of vortices is beset by difficulties on many sides
The Principia: The Authoritative Translation and Guide
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions Newton's 'Principia' as an example of a scientific work presenting an argument against a standard theory.
Newton started the principia with um the theory of vortices is beset by difficulties on many sides And then he argued against this the standard theory of gravity in presenting a case for a better view of how gravitation works
Signature in the Cell
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Stephen C. Meyer lists his first book, 'Signature in the Cell'.
First was signatures in the cell about the origin of Life Second was about the question of the origin of the first animals called Darwin's doubt
The Resurrection of the Son of God
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions N.T. Wright's book 'The Resurrection of the Son of God' as a work that addresses the question of Jesus' resurrection.
one is William Lane Craig one is NT Wright with his maerial Tome the resurrection of the Son of God and the other is Gary habas
The Book of Kings
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions the biblical books of Kings when discussing historical corroboration of events.
it's recorded in in Kings and Chronicles and U Hezekiah is the king And there are multiple points of agreement between the biblical record and the account of that same event in the Assyrian records many of which are now stored in the British museum
Kane Chronicles, The, Book Two: The Throne of Fire
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions the biblical books of Chronicles when discussing historical corroboration of events.
it's recorded in in Kings and Chronicles and U Hezekiah is the king And there are multiple points of agreement between the biblical record and the account of that same event in the Assyrian records many of which are now stored in the British museum
Exodus
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions the biblical book of Exodus when discussing the concept of miracles.
The Exodus Miracle it says and the Lord caused an East Wind to blow It represents God as an actor within the Matrix of natural law which he otherwise sustains and upholds
The Magician's Nephew Color Gift Edition
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Stephen C. Meyer mentions C.S. Lewis's 'Space Trilogy' as an example of speculation about intelligent life on other planets.
CS Lewis the great Christian apologist wrote that wonderful space Trilogy in which he speculates about other planets with with um with other forms of life with other forms of higher conscious life
Search in the Desert
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Joe Rogan mentions John Marco Allegro's book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross' in the context of psychedelic mushroom rituals in ancient religion.
And John Mar Marco algro wrote this book called The Sacred Mushroom in the cross it's a very interesting book book
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Immortality Key
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Joe Rogan mentions Brian Muraresku's book 'The Immortality Key' regarding psychedelic rituals in ancient Greece.
um you know Brian M rescu who uh wrote this fantastic book called The immortality key on the ucini mysteries in ancient Greece they they because of his work because of this amazing book and because of more than a decade of research they've now determined that there's actual physical proof that during the ucan Mysteries when they were uh when they were involved in these rituals and they were drinking wine that the wine they were drinking was laced with Urgot which is a very potent psychedelic drug and they think it was laced with other psychedelics as well and that their beer was as well and these people that were creating democracy as we know it they they were psyence and this was a this was a very persecuted thing where they were they they were banned by the the Romans from doing it there and so they left Greece and they went to other they went to Spain they there's evidence that this went to a bunch of other different places
Does the New Scientific Evidence about the Origin of Life Put an End to Darwinian Evolution?
Stephen C. Meyer explicitly promotes his first book, 'Signature in the Cell', stating its full title and subtitle.
subtitle And the first book was signature in the cell DNA and the evidence for intelligence Do you have a website as well
Chaos
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Joe Rogan asks Marc Andreessen if he has read the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill.
Have you ever read chaos by Tom O'Neill
Weird Scenes Inside The Canyon
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Marc Andreessen mentions another book about Laurel Canyon, calling it 'even crazier than chaos'.
it's the book called weird scenes in the canyon
Holy Bible (NIV)
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Joe Rogan mentions a conversation about the historical significance of 'the Bible'.
that's why I was having a conversation with someone about the historical significance of the Bible and he was arguing for the resurrection
1984
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Marc Andreessen mentions the novel '1984' and notes it was made into a movie.
so the movie uh or the uh the novel became a movie but uh the 1984 right
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Marc Andreessen mentions 'Orwell' in relation to the themes of '1984'.
the sort of the orwellian Orwell um you know totalitarian kind of thing that people use as a metaphor
Orwell's Revenge
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Marc Andreessen mentions a book titled 'Orwell's revenge' that rewrites '1984'.
there's this guy who wrote a different rewrote 1984 in a book called Orwell's revenge
The CISG
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Marc Andreessen describes the premise of 'that book', referring to 'Orwell's revenge'.
and in that book what he did is he said okay we're going to use that same setup but the telescreen instead of being a one-way system is going to be a two-way system
Frankenstein
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Marc Andreessen mentions 'Frankenstein's monster' as an example of the fear of the non-human, similar to the Golem legend.
um you know the Frankenstein's monster
The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' and its author Douglas Adams.
Douglas uh you know the book Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Little Red Riding Hood
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Joe Rogan references the fairy tale while discussing how terrifying wolves used to be.
wolves used to be terrifying that's what Little Red Riding Hood was all about
The Three Little Pigs
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Joe Rogan references the fairy tale while discussing how terrifying wolves used to be.
that was with the Three Little Pigs were all about like they were [ __ ] terrifying
The Theatre of Tennessee Williams
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Speaker mentions posting about this piece by Tennessee Williams on Instagram and discusses its theme about success and conflict.
Have you ever read that no by Tennessee Williams Oh there's this paragraph at the end he talks about how success just made him like you got to sorry
Sapiens
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Speaker read this book after hearing about it on the podcast and mentions its point about human group sizes (Dunbar's number).
I saw on here like two years ago sapiens that book Yes uh I read it because of this podcast and in that book somewhere it says that like people are only supposed to be in groups of 150 people
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Vol. 14: Order From Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions this book by Tom O'Neil and describes its subject matter (CIA's LSD program, Manson).
it's documented by this Guy Tom O'Neil in this book called chaos It's an amazing book that talks about the cia's LSD program
Immortality Key
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Joe Rogan mentions his friend Brian Muraresku and his book 'The Immortality Key' about the Eleusinian Mysteries.
I was with my friend uh Brian murarescu he's the guy who wrote the immortality key that amazing book on the illuscinian mysteries in Greece
The Tools
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Bryan Callen mentions a book called 'The Tools' in the context of discussing Jonah Hill's documentary about his therapist, Phil Stutz.
I know I know right this is this is a there's a book called the tools You ever see that the stunts that that uh oh [ __ ] Jonah Hill uh had his uh therapist uh he did a documentary about his therapist
The Art of War
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Bryan Callen attributes a quote about waiting by the river for your enemy's bodies to float by to Sun Tzu and identifies the source as 'The Art of War'.
well the great thing is that Sun Tzu uh I don't know but Sam Tripoli is the one who says you just gotta wait at the mouth of the river and let all the bodies Flow by yeah live long enough to see the the bodies of your enemy drift by you in the river or something like that something like that what is the exact I think I believe it's the Art of War
And Tango Makes Three
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Tim Dillon mentions this book in the context of discussing controversial books being banned in Florida schools, specifically one about gay penguins.
and Tango makes three Recs recounts the true story of two male Penguins who are devoted to each other at the Central Park Zoo in New York a zookeeper saw them building a nest and trying to incubate an egg shape Rock gave them an egg from a different penguin pair with two eggs after they were having difficulty hatching more than one egg at a time the chick cared for by the male Penguins was named Tango so male Tango had two gay dads
Is This Anything?
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Tim Dillon mentions this as the title of Jerry Seinfeld's potential new book, based on his ideas about being spiritually connected to inanimate objects.
you know like and and he said this is all going to be my new book book Soulful materialism but it's just funny to me because it's like there are people you meet that when you talk to them you go oh yeah like this does mean a lot to you
If I Did It
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Tim Dillon references this book by O.J. Simpson while discussing the Gilgo Beach killer potentially talking about the murders, comparing it to the premise of OJ's book.
It's like that OJ book he released If I did it this guy's going to to bars in Long Island going yeah this is probably have people getting creeped out
Outliers
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Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell and his writing about the culture of violence among herders in the Appalachians, drawing a connection to the culture in the Everglades.
and you know uh Malcolm Gladwell wrote about people that live in the Appalachians and some of the the insane violence that took place there and he said there's a direct connection between the type of people that move there because they were herders and herders unlike Farmers had to protect their animals
Johannes Gutenberg
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The guest mentions the Gutenberg Bible as the first book printed with movable type, which provided a standard for measuring eyesight.
until they had say the Gutenberg Bible was published so in the in the 1400s and 1500s the first movable fixed type we had a calibrated standard where you knew how big the type font was
Sidereus Nuncius, Or The Sidereal Messenger
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The guest asks Jamie to look up Galileo's sketches from his book 'Star Messenger' and discusses its contents and significance.
I wonder if um if Jamie if you could find trying to find something wasn't great if you look up um Star Messenger Star Messenger Galileo sketch Jupiter
Book of the Dead
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The guest mentions The Book of the Dead as the 'Bible' of ancient Egypt, contrasting it with the Jewish Torah.
they had statues their their Bible was called The Book of the Dead uh in other words the the you know in Contra distinction to the Jewish you know Bible the Torah is like the book of life we call it
The Torah
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The guest mentions the Torah as the Jewish Bible, contrasting it with the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
in Contra distinction to the Jewish you know Bible the Torah is like the book of life we call it so um so Judaism is operating under that where there were gods and the gods were within nature
Losing the Nobel Prize: A Story of Cosmology, Ambition, and the Perils of Science's Highest Honor
The guest explicitly mentions the title of his first book and its subject matter.
I mean my book is called losing the nuball prize my first book and spoiler alert you know I didn't win the nuball prize
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A Procedure for Determining the Feasibility of Objective Measurements of Peripheral Visual Fields
Peter Berg mentions the book "Painkiller" by Barry Meyer as a source that backed up the information presented in the show "Painkiller".
I have my talking points here about what I'm not supposed to say uh so again everything I'm saying is proven you know more or less my theory and things that have been backed up by books like Painkiller by the very talented Barry Meyer who wrote investigative reporter for the Times who wrote it
True Identity: The Bible for Women (NIV)
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Joe Rogan asks about the origin of the Bible, discussing it as an oral tradition. Oliver Anthony later refers to it as a source of timeless wisdom.
where do you think the Bible comes from like it was an oral tradition for who knows how many years before they ever wrote it down
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan recommends this book, describing it as amazing and about Texas, the Comanches, and the Texas Rangers.
there's an amazing book called Empire of the summer Moon that's all about Texas and the Comanches and the Texas Rangers
Matt Towery: Volume I
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Joe Rogan mentions Matt Taibbi's book, stating its premise is that Rachel Maddow has become like Bill O'Reilly, implying media polarization.
Matt taibi's book is basically saying that Rachel Maddow has become Bill O'Reilly
Limited Boxed Set: The Real Anthony Fauci
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Joe Rogan asks Bill Maher if he has read RFK Jr.'s book on Fauci, and Bill confirms he read 'The Real Anthony Fauci'.
Have you read um Robert F Kennedy Jr's book on fauci... I read his the real Anthony fauci
Drug Use for Grown-Ups
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The hosts discuss Carl Hart and his book about his drug use and stance on decriminalization.
He's detailed his drug use in a new book titled drug use for grown-ups chasing Liberty in the land of fear Hart who is currently on sabatical until July is the chair of the prestigious University psych Department
The Great Mortality
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One of the hosts mentions reading this book about the Black Death.
a book called The Great mortality by John Kelly I was looking at is [ __ ] crazy
Empire of the Summer Moon
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One of the hosts mentions this book as 'amazing' while discussing the Comanche tribe.
the kamanche conquered this whole area they they [ __ ] rolled it because they were the best on riding horses and they kill people were real were wild Empire the summer Moon amazing book
Immortality Key
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One of the hosts mentions this book by Brian Muraresku in the context of discussing psychedelics and the Eleusinian Mysteries in Greece.
and this is what Brian M rescue's book uh the immortality key about so we go to this place where they invented democracy
My Struggle
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One of the hosts mentions this book title while discussing the swastika symbol and its meaning in 1947.
Where am I going to get a book in 1947 on what the [ __ ] the original meaning of the swasta called Mind comp
Can't Hurt Me
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The speaker (Eddie Bravo) mentions that David Goggins made a lot of money by selling his book 'Can't Hurt Me'.
he sold the book his book can't hurt me sold the [ __ ] give me some volume
Plain Jane
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Steve Strope mentions reading 'the Plain Jane Bible' when discussing his religious background and the concept of Satan.
and if they read again not some weird crazy but just the Plain Jane Bible
The End of the Line
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Joe Rogan and Steve Strope discuss a work by 'Clover' called 'The End of the Line' in the context of fish depletion and fisheries.
The end of the line is informative Clover's reporting reveals that blue fin tuna...
HOT ROD Magazine
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Steve Strope mentions a book by Drew Harden that features all the covers of Hot Rod Magazine up to 2009.
He had a book called Hot Rod Magazine all the covers which covered up to no pun all the way up to 2009
Meditations
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Joe mentions listening to the audiobook in the sauna and praises its wisdom.
I've been listening to Marcus aurelius's uh meditations in the sauna recently that's that's amazing you listen to this dude that lived 2 thousand [ __ ] years ago and he's just spitting knowledge
The Daily Stoic
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Joe mentions liking Ryan Holiday's breakdown and Sean mentions reading 'The Daily Stoics' daily, especially during fight camp.
I like Ryan holiday like how he kind of breaks down what what he says I the daily stoics the 365 days I've been I've had that book for like four years and I still religiously especially in Camp for like 12 weeks out read every morning and just like it's [ __ ] it's good
The Dead Sea Scrolls
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Joe discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls as older versions of Bible stories and questions if people should read them.
like one of the weird things is the Dead Sea Scrolls which is the oldest versions of some of the stories in the Bible and they're different they're in Aramaic and it's like well should we all just read that now you know
Jesus Christ and the New Testament
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Joe compares the New Testament and Old Testament, questioning which is the 'real thing'.
and it why are we going on the New Testament instead of the Old Testament is the Old Testament the real thing like that doesn't make sense
Old Testament Use of Old Testament
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Joe compares the New Testament and Old Testament, questioning which is the 'real thing'.
why are we going on the New Testament instead of the Old Testament is the Old Testament the real thing like that doesn't make sense
Immortality Key
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Joe mentions the book and its author and discusses its findings about psychedelics in ancient Greek mysteries.
you know I mean that was one of the more interesting things about diving deep into ancient Greek culture is that you find like this book uh the immortality key from this guy Brian Mor rescu who found that the ucini Mysteries when they were all these people were coming to eluis from all over the world and taking part of these mystery ceremonies
Guide Books
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Mentioned after discussing the documentary 'Wild Wild Country', referring to the subject (Osho) having written many books.
Wild Wild Country was so good books he's got a lot of good books
Natural Selection in the Wild. (MPB-21), Volume 21
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Into the Wild' and its author John Krakauer, calling it his favorite book of all time.
you know the end of the wild you know that book yeah John krakauer my favorite book of all time
Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Tom O'Neal called 'chaos' in the context of MK Ultra and Charles Manson.
that's also part of like what Mk Ultra was doing by allegedly encouraging and training Manson you know that's a Tom O'Neal book chaos which is fascinating story
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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A guest mentions a book by John Marco Allegro about mushrooms and the Dead Sea Scrolls.
that's the mushroom that John Marco Allegro wrote about when he wrote that book The Sacred Mushroom in the cross he was a guy who deciphered the Dead Sea Scrolls
Immortality Key
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A guest mentions Brian M. Rescue's book 'The immortality key' in the context of the Eleusinian Mysteries and ancient rituals.
it's the root the root of the ucini Mysteries that's Brian M rescue's book The immortality key where these people would travel to elus and and partake in this ritual where they drank wine
His Native Land. [An Account of Travels in the Holy Land.]
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Joe Rogan asks Sam Altman if he has read Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind'.
It's I mean if you read Jonathan haes book The Cod of the American mind have you read it
The Art and Reflections of Stephen Epstein
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Joe Rogan mentions Stephen Pressfield's book 'The War of Art' in the context of discipline and going to work.
That's similar to Stephen uh pressfield's work you know the war of art
Born Standing Up
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Jimmy Carr mentions Steve Martin's book 'Born Standing Up' as a source of information about the secrets of comedy.
I mean I think there's breadcrumbs there like Steve Martin's book born standing up
Enlightenment Now
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Jimmy Carr mentions Steven Pinker's book 'Enlightenment Now' in the context of appreciating the current state of the world.
You know that Steven Pinker Enlightenment now book
The Coddling of the American Mind
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Jimmy Carr mentions Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind' in a discussion about the lack of freedom and risk-taking in modern childhood.
I suppose the problem is that thing that what's that book um is it Jonathan hate the the codling of the American mind
The Fabric of Reality
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Jimmy Carr mentions reading David Deutsch's book 'The Beginning of Infinity' and how it impacted him.
I read this book recently um David Deutsch the beginning of infinity and it's like it blew my mind
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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Jimmy Carr discusses the movie 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' and mentions Ken Kesey as the author of the original book, discussing the potential subtext of the story.
obviously the book existed Ken KY and then when he made the movie for him it was about the Communist system
Hell's Angels
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Joe Rogan mentions rereading Hunter S. Thompson's book 'Hell's Angels'.
you know what I started rereading recently is Hell's Angels the Hunter S Thompson book
1984
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Jimmy Carr mentions George Orwell's book '1984' in the context of oppressive states like North Korea.
George Orwells 1984 it it's it's happening right now somewhere and not
The Mist
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Joe Rogan mentions the Stephen King book 'The Mist' and calls it creepy, referencing the movie adaptation.
That's a good Stephen King book. That book is creepy. mhm They did a good job with the movie. The latest I think there's been more than one The Mists
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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Joe Rogan mentions seeing an adaptation of 'Salem's Lot' with Rob Lowe.
you know what I saw recently that I didn't know it said it was from 2022 but I don't think that's correct there was a Salem's Lot with Rob low
Audition
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The speaker mentions that Barbara Walters wrote about seeing the film Deep Throat in her autobiography titled 'Audition: A Memoir'.
Barbara Walters mentions having seen the film in her autobiography audition a memoir and Jimmy McMillan considered it to be his favorite film
Thimerosal: Let the Science Speak
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Coleman Hughes mentions this as RFK Jr.'s "most anti-vax" book, clarifying its focus is on thimerosal.
his his most antia quote unquote book is thimerosol let the science speak He he's trying to take the thimerosol out of vaccines
In Defense of Global Capitalism
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Joe Rogan mentions reading this book by a northern European author and discusses a specific example from it about child labor.
I read this book recently called in defense of capitalism by uh I I think he's like a northern European uh guy and he mentioned this this episode where UNESCO banned child labor in uh either in Pakistan or Bangladesh
The Battle for Your Brain
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Coleman Hughes mentions a podcast guest, Nita Farahani, and states that she wrote this book.
so so I had this lady Nita farahani on my podcast probably a year ago and then I met her at Ted recently and she she wrote this book called The Battle for your brain
Hendo
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Dan Henderson discusses his upcoming book about his life and career. Joe Rogan reads a quote from the back cover and mentions its availability in various formats, including audiobook, Kindle, and hardcover. Dan explains the origin of the title.
and and you know the book that I got coming out it made me made me remember a lot of things you know not that I forgot but it just brings a lot more things fresher in your mind yeah and kind of re I don't it's not like I sit around and reflect about what I've done in my life you know I just keep moving forward but that book kind of made me do that and and you know it was It was kind of fun to kind of look at my life in that way for sure and I'm sure it prop out back a ton of memories yeah and it's funny when we were writing it that you know I'd always come up with after I'd read read it after you know it was kind of written down there I was like oh you know I forgot about this story or that story or that you know kind of goes with that so we had to kind of add a bunch of [ __ ] oh it made it a little tougher cuz I feel like I've forgotten more things than I remember these days but you never know uh but yeah did you do an audio version of it uh no but I I was like you it'd be cool to actually read it myself and in the audio thing with my voice and and they wanted me to send a sample of that I did like a five minute I read I played it back to myself I'm like oh my God there's no way so I sent it to him saying yeah we might want to think about a professional for this one for doing this I know you can edit it but yeah it's not good then my wife got home from work and I had her listen to it and we just couldn't stop laughing it was bad I mean I'm not the best reader I guess well it's tough to do it's there's a there's a real skill to reading audio book and trying to put the the emotion part in into the what supposed to be like if you're telling a story see yeah no there will be an audio version but it won't be my voice so I think acting is that a question for you acting uh I don't know I mean I could do certain things but I don't know if i' I really don't want to act like that much ry's done an amazing job yeah no I little thing like action movies I'd probably be okay at for sure but but some of these other TV drama type [ __ ] there's no way right I mean I just I I probably couldn't do it with a straight face they do after this we kind of did this book and and there's some producers like like Barry Josephson like wants to do a biop piic on me now oh that's awesome and yeah and and my question to that was H and question to you how do you put your life in a two-hour show yeah how do you do that without them doctoring it too like what they did with Mark Schultz and fox catcher yeah yeah that that's hard because they're going to want to tie it up in a nice ribbon right so I mean now they're talking about you know a limited series instead type of thing oh that'll be interesting like a Netflix type deal yeah yeah that'probably be better yeah if they did your whole life in a two hour what they chop out I mean right right right what do they chop out yeah yeah what would you what would you be in your movie if it was only 2 hours how the [ __ ] did you do it right yeah it'll just be a [ __ ] version of your life right just to make a movie yeah right who's G who would play you uh I think they have a couple guys in mind but yeah nobody that looks really like me exactly but do you have anybody that can move right though you know what I'm saying walk like a caveman well also punch and and throw you know and have good takedowns yeah the one guy that that is a possibility I think he trains sometimes at boss's place oh that's good um yeah you'd have to have you can't have just an actor that doesn't actually know how to fight right it would look terrible yeah and and I think whoever they do pick should probably come up to my gym for a couple months and 100% yeah yeah you get to beat up on him a little bit maybe that'll motivate you to get back into the gym yeah yeah I'll just have him get in shape for me yeah well let me know uh when that comes out because I definitely want to hear it and we'll tell everybody about it yeah Sor I wanted to you to have the book a little bit ahead of time but never got you got a I think I showed you the cover your quot You got a quote on the back of it I believe it's on the back I can't read it without my glasses Dan Henderson here well I got glasses hold on I think they just took uh one of you're commentating uh yeah here it is oh Dan Henderson is a Savage he came from a pure wrestling background very little striking training and he went and became one of the most dangerous one punch knockout artists in the history of the sport facts facts it's available now you can get it uh the audio book you get a oh for one credit um it's on Kindle it's on hard cover available right now h the American athlete you know uh where the I was trying to figure out what to name it and when I was in Japan I always had I had like all sorts of different nicknames and they would just call me Dan but the media over there called me the American athlete oh so that's why I kind of came up with that it's a good one
The Discovery of Witchcraft
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David Blaine mentions this book as one of the first magic books, detailing secrets used by people accused of witchcraft.
well the first one was like uh I think it was called discovery of Witchcraft from like 1584 or something like that and a guy wrote all these secrets of methods that like witches were using and they were being burned alive
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions this book while discussing the brutal history of Texas and the Comanches, noting the horrific tales within it.
Yeah some of that some of those stories are just like oh my God you got to set them down and come back to them yeah Empire the summer moon is like that like there's some of the horrific Tales of torture and what they woo Those Kam atch were some wild folks
Lonesome Dove
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Joe Rogan quotes a character from the book (Woodrow F. Call) to make a point about preparedness and the Second Amendment.
but it's very important it's just like woodro f call said in lome Dove it's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it
The Saloon on the Rocky Mountain Mining Frontier
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Joe Rogan mentions starting to read Elliott West's book about the Nez Perce.
and uh I started uh reading your uh the book on the Nez purse M and then I I picked this up as well
Continental Reckoning
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Joe Rogan introduces the guest's book, stating its full title.
Continental Reckoning the American West in the age of expansion one of the most fascinating subjects I think in the history of the human race
A Land So Strange
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Joe Rogan asks Elliott West if he has read a book about Cabeza de Vaca, initially calling it 'a strange new land', which West corrects to 'a land so strange'.
so have you read uh the uh cabesa debaca book uh a strange new land Yes I have a land so strange a land so strange strange and rendus which is a fascinating book
Wild New World: The Epic Story of Animals and People in America
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Elliott West mentions Dan Flores's new book, 'A Wild New World', and its subject matter.
Dan Flores I think he's been on your coup times yeah uh Dan has this marvelous new book a wild new world uh that goes into that goes in that in some detail
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions a famous book about the Comanches and Texas called 'Empire of the Summer Moon'.
much there's a fantastic book about Texas and about the commanches called Empire of the summer Moon sure uh have you read it
Orangutans
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Joe Rogan mentions a book titled 'Ghosts of Extinction' in the context of pronghorn speed and extinct predators.
There's a wonderful book called ghosts of Extinction uh and U that's exactly exactly long
Grooming, Gossip and the Evolution of Language
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Joe Rogan and Elliott West discuss the concept of Dunbar's number and refer to it as being from a 'wonderful book'.
it's also so interesting that that number of 125 people aligns with we know as dunbar's number That's exactly right that's where it comes right so you're aware of that yeah wonderful book
Grooming, Gossip, and the Evolution of Language
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Joe Rogan and Elliott West discuss the concept of Dunbar's number and refer to it as being from a 'wonderful book'.
it's also so interesting that that number of 125 people aligns with we know as dunbar's number That's exactly right that's where it comes right so you're aware of that yeah wonderful book
Horizontal Yellow
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Elliott West mentions another book by Dan Flores titled 'Horizontal Yellow'.
Dan is a book called horizontal yellow which is the Kami word for for this area this is where horses evolved this is where where they were born
The night is a time for listening, by elliot west
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Joe Rogan explicitly states the title and author of the book that is the main topic of the episode.
you got to read folks Continental Reckoning the American West and the age of expansion Elliot West
The Romance of Conquest: the Story of American Expansion Through Arms and Diplomacy
Joe Rogan explicitly states the title and author of the book that is the main topic of the episode.
you got to read folks Continental Reckoning the American West and the age of expansion Elliot West
Dissolving Illusions
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The speaker mentions a book about the history of vaccines and the poor living conditions in major cities in the early 1900s.
There's a book called dissolving Illusions and it's about the invention of vaccines and the um conditions that people lived in in like the early 1900s and major cities
The night is a time for listening, by elliot west
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The host mentions a guest, Elliot West, and his book about the history and expansion of the American West.
I just had this guy on Elliot West he wrote this book Continental Reckoning the American rest uh in the age of expansion
Coyote America
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The speaker recommends a book about coyotes written by their friend Dan Flores.
there's a great book about coyotes called coyote America that my friend Dan Flores wrote and it's fantastic
Bold Return to Giving a Damn
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Joe Rogan introduces Will Harris's book by title, praising it.
and you know the the title of your book a bold return to giving a damn which is a great Title One farm six Generations in the future food
Poems and Letters to Don Brown
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Will Harris mentions this book by another farmer as an example of books written by farmers on regenerative agriculture.
There's a bunch of books out there that I've seen that performers have written that I I didn't agree with there one dirt to soil by gay but Brown the great so you know there others
Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon's Journey into the Afterlife
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David Grusch mentions reading this book by Dr. Eben Alexander while in Afghanistan and describes its content about the author's near-death experience.
and it's the same thing like um book Proof of Heaven by Dr eban Alexander MD I remember reading when I was in Afghanistan and I was like this is a crazy experience
Cosmos
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David Grusch mentions receiving this book from his aunt in middle school and how it inspired him to study science.
I remember my my aunt gave me Cosmos by Carl Sean when I was in Middle School and it was that book was from the 80s but that book tripped me out and I was like I want to study science
A Brief History of Time
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David Grusch mentions reading this book in 8th grade along with Cosmos and how it contributed to his interest in astronomy.
and I read it was Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking and I read those two books when I was like an eth grade and I was like this is trippy
Coyote America
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Joe Rogan mentions having Dan Flores on the podcast and that Flores wrote a book called Coyote America about the history of coyotes.
I had a man on the podcast named Dan Flores, he wrote an amazing book called coyote America that I read and it's all about the history of the coyote in North America
Endure
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Cameron Hanes recounts a story about the musician Jelly Roll asking him to sign his copy of Cameron's book, referring to it as his 'endure book'.
and I said yeah so he's like I want you to sign my book he's like because or your book he had my endure book and he's like I used to think that I wanted records on the wall he goes but now I want a book signed by you that's that's what I want
Can't Hurt Me
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Joe Rogan references David Goggins' philosophy and famous quote about carrying boats/logs while discussing Tom Haviland's training. He later mentions his daughter watching 'Gog'.
When goggin ask who's going to carry the boats and logs I showed them this guy ... he also is a big advocate of carrying things like one of the things he said if if you want to get strong take something heavy and carry it around ... It's been watching Gog and [ __ ] I don't know what it is man but something switched in her
Scientology
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Joe Rogan mentions L. Ron Hubbard writing 'dianic' after writing science fiction, recalls seeing a commercial for it, and buying but not reading the book.
and it was I think he initially wrote for like those pulp magazines like science fiction magazines back in the day and then wound up writing dianic ... I see this commercial for um Dianetics ... for years after I ordered that book I don't think I ever read it
Going Clear
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Joe Rogan mentions Lawrence Wright covering Scientology extensively in 'going clear', stating he read the book and saw the HBO documentary series.
and you know Lawrence Wright covered him and the whole movement pretty extensively in going clear I I read the book and there was a HBO documentary series on going clear all about scientology
Best evidence
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Shane Gillis mentions that he's been getting into JFK assassination conspiracies and refers to the book 'Best Evidence' by David Lifton, which piqued his interest.
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The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Shane Gillis discusses the book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross' by John Marco Allegro, outlining its exploration of the theory that the concept of Christ may have been influenced by the psychedelic effects of mushrooms.
But there's a book, there's literally a book based on some of the things they think from this called The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross by this guy named John Marco Allegro.
Chicken Soup for the Soul
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Joe Rogan mentions that he was compelled to buy a book from the 'Chicken Soup for the Soul' series. This implies he found it intriguing enough to make a recent purchase.
I don't remember what the book said, but I was compelled to buy this chicken soup for the soul book. You actually bought that?
Bloodlands
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Joe Rogan mentions giving the book 'Bloodlands' to someone in exchange for a book about Lizzo, highlighting a recent book trade.
I gave you Bloodlands, and you gave me L. That sounds like a balanced offer, bro.
Bury the Chains
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In this segment, Aza refers to Adam Hochschild's book 'Bury the Chains' to illustrate how the UK made the significant economic sacrifice of 2% of its GDP annually for 60 years to end slavery without resorting to civil war.
To conclude the slavery story, in the book 'Bury the Chains' by Adam Hochschild, the UK consciously and voluntarily sacrificed 2% of its GDP every year for 60 years to wean itself off slavery without a civil war.
Madame Bovary
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In this segment, Joe Rogan shares that he is reading a book titled 'The Dimensions of a Cave'. He describes it as exploring what the future may look like as we increasingly transition onto digital platforms.
I'm reading a book now called The Dimensions of a Cave, and it's essentially about what things will look like when we are more fully on that digital platform.
The Comfort Crisis
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In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses the book The Comfort Crisis, authored by his friend Michael Easter. He elaborates on the themes of the book, which examine how contemporary society's pursuit of comfort and ease tends to diminish fulfillment and personal growth.
My friend Michael Easter, who's been a podcast guest on this podcast before wrote a book called The Comfort Crisis. And it's all about that, this bizarre place that we are where so many people are just seeking comfort and taking the path of least resistance and trying to do things the easiest way possible.
A Wizard of Earthsea
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Duncan Trussell discusses the book 'Wizard of Earthsea' by Ursula K. Le Guin, which explores the theme of wizards transforming into dolphins. He reflects on the implications of losing one's identity when remaining in another form for too long.
Yeah, there’s a book called Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin. It talks about how wizards can turn themselves into dolphins. But the problem is, if you stay a dolphin long enough, you forget that you're a wizard, and you never come back to being a wizard; you just stay out there.
Empire of the summer moon
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Joe Rogan references a book titled 'Empire of the Summer Moon' by S. C. Gwynne, using it as a source to discuss the historical context of the Comanche tribe and the challenges faced by settlers during the westward expansion in America.
That's Scott Gwynne's book, the Empire of the Summer Moon, they just let these people build these homesteads.
The strain
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In this segment, Joe Rogan references 'The Strain', a book authored by Guillermo del Toro, while discussing its adaptation into a series. He brings it up to make a point related to airplane crashes.
There's a great book called 'The Strain', and it's about... uh, I think Guillermo del Toro wrote it? And then they turned it into a series for, am I saying it right?
The War of Art
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In the episode, Joe Rogan inquires whether Charles Wesley Godwin has read 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, which serves as a practical guide to creativity.
Have you ever read Steven Pressfield's 'The War of Art'? I did, yeah!
Fire in the sky
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In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses the book 'Fire in the Sky,' referencing the unbelievable story of Travis Walton. He introduces it as an extraordinary tale that stands out.
I'll tell you what, this guy Travis Walton, this is one of the craziest stories. He's the guy that was in that movie Fire in the Sky. That one's wild, man.
Contact
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In the podcast, Jim Norton discusses the book 'Contact' by Carl Sagan, mentioning that he preferred the movie adaptation over the book itself.
Yeah, I mean, uh, like in 'Contact,' Carl wrote that; I didn't like the book, by the way, but I like the movie. It's one of those cases where the movie is actually better than the book, really.
Rig-Veda
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In the podcast, Joe Rogan mentions the ancient drink known as Soma and references its celebration in the Rigveda, an important collection of Hindu hymns. He pulls this information from his screen, indicating that while the discussion is centered on Soma, it implicitly acknowledges the Rigveda as a significant historical text.
Some ancient Indian drug, this is right down my alley, made from a plant called Soma, is a God and a drink that was used as an offering to the Gods in some Vedic rituals. Soma was celebrated at an early period as shown in the hymns of the Rigveda.
Immortality Key
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In this segment, Joe Rogan asks Yannis Pappas whether he has read 'The Immortality Key', a book exploring the Eleusinian Mysteries and their connections to psychedelic substances. Yannis will provide more insights about the book and its author in the following discussion.
A lot with drugs, a lot with pedophilia! Have you ever read that book, The Immortality Key?
The Body Keeps the Score
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Yannis Pappas discusses the book 'The Body Keeps the Score' in relation to trauma and the body while having a conversation with Joe Rogan. The author's name is clarified later in the conversation as Bessel van der Kolk.
There's a book called The Body Keeps the Score by— I think his name is Bessel!
La Nuit du Titanic
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In this episode, the book 'A Night to Remember' by Walter Lord is brought up while recounting a man's ordeal during the sinking of the Titanic. The mention illustrates a moment captured in the book, where the character is deeply affected by the unfolding disaster.
So this dude's just getting fucked up; he sat down on his bunk and nursed it along, aware but not particularly caring that the water now rippled through the cabin doorway, wrote historian Walter Lord in A Night to Remember.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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During a conversation, Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neil, noting its detailed research. He describes the book as insane, pointing out that it delves into the disturbing connections between Charles Manson and the CIA, alongside Manson's notorious experiments with LSD.
I don't know if you've read Tom O'Neil's book, Chaos. Yeah, insane. It's insane because Tom is so detail oriented.
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Diana Walsh discusses John Marco Allegro's background as a minister, mentioning his book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross', which delves into the history of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Joe Rogan expresses his familiarity with the book but does not elaborate on its significance.
He was one of the people who studied the Dead Sea Scrolls, and he studied the Dead Sea Scrolls for 14 years and wrote The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross! Okay, yes, I do know that book!
Chariot Of The Gods
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During the discussion, the hosts delve into ancient civilizations and the theories surrounding potential alien contact. Joe talks about his experience meeting Eric Von Daniken, the author of 'Chariots of the Gods,' which explores these intriguing ideas.
Eric Von Daniken is the one who wrote 'Chariots of the Gods.'
Creative Act
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Joe Rogan discusses a fascinating book on creativity by his friend, legendary producer Rick Rubin.
He wrote this book on creativity, it's really good, it's really fascinating.
Subculture Vulture
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In episode #2095 of The Joe Rogan Experience, Moshe Kasher discusses the content of his recently written book, which he implies is focused on specific themes, though he doesn't explicitly mention its title during the conversation.
Well, I guess that's kind of in a way that's what this book that I just wrote is about: these little—show your book—these little...
The Queen's gambit
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In this segment, Joe Rogan and Moshe Kasher delve into the works of Walter Tevis, particularly focusing on his novel 'The Queen's Gambit,' which tells the story of an orphaned chess prodigy.
Walter Tevis, who also wrote The Queen's Gambit about that amazing chess player; she was an orphan.
The Hustler
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Joe Rogan and his guest Moshe Kasher discuss Walter Tevis and his book 'The Hustler', highlighting its nature as a psychological drama intertwined with the game of pool.
But that Walter T guy was amazing; he wrote The Hustler—it really is like a psychological drama as much as it is about pool.
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Moshe Kasher mentions the autobiography of Malcolm X, specifically referring to the work without providing its full title.
What's like that dude in Malcolm X's autobiography?
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Moshe Kasher shares that his mother would read to him and his brother from a book titled 'Boys and Sex' on Tuesday nights.
No, really, she used to sit my brother and me down on Tuesday nights and read to us from a book called "Boys and Sex."
Thinking, Fast and Slow
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During the podcast, Sheldon Johnson talks about a book he's been reading, titled 'Thinking, Fast and Slow,' and he highly recommends it for its phenomenal content.
Look, I've been reading this book called Thinking, Fast and Slow. It's a [__] phenomenal. I highly recommend it.
The Secret
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During a conversation about manifesting, Joe Rogan and Jeff Dye refer to 'The Secret,' highlighting how the concepts from the book appear to resonate with their discussion.
He really did; there's something to that manifesting thing, like that Oprah 'The Secret' stuff. You know, there's something to it, but it's not guaranteed.
The Real Anthony Fauci
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In a segment discussing Bobby Kennedy, Joe Rogan references Robert Kennedy Jr.'s book 'The Real Anthony Fauci,' suggesting it contains unsettling truths about Anthony Fauci's actions during the pandemic. Rogan implies that the information in the book is so damaging that it explains why Kennedy hasn't faced legal action.
There's real data, and if you read his book, 'The Real Anthony Fauci,' you would be sick to your stomach if you know the absolute truth. He's not getting sued for a reason.
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In the podcast, Joe Rogan references the book 'Dissolving Illusions' as a mind-blowing read in the context of discussing important topics being overlooked. He points this out just before discussing an unrelated news story about Aaron Salter Jr.
He hasn’t been sued, and then you have to read ‘Dissolving Illusions.’ Wow, that’s a mindblower! Yeah, Aaron Salter Jr. was killed by a mass shooter because he was working on creating a water-powered car engine.
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In this segment, Dan Flores' book 'Coyote America' is highlighted as an exceptional read, focusing on the nature and behavior of coyotes.
You know, Dan Flores' book, 'Coyote America,' which is an amazing book, is an incredible book.
The Real Anthony Fauci
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In this segment, Joe Rogan and Bret Weinstein discuss a book authored by Bobby Kennedy that delves into the intricacies of Fauci's actions and explores the history of HIV.
The problem is—I mean you read Bobby Kennedy's book about Fauci? Yes, right? And you remember in that book there is an exploration of what happened with HIV?
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In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses how reading influential books can inspire writers to emulate the styles they admire. He refers to 'The Great Gatsby' and questions whether its author, F. Scott Fitzgerald, wrote it multiple times to grasp the rhythm of writing.
It's the same with writing; if you read a book that you really love, the next day you turn your computer on and you'll be writing in a slight variation of that style. Didn't he write The Great Gatsby over and over again just to get a sense of the rhythm of the words while learning how to write?
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Joe Rogan suggests that Hunter S. Thompson used to type out 'The Great Gatsby' and 'Farewell to Arms' as a way of learning how to write well, mentioning their titles in the same sentence while discussing writing.
I'm sure I've read that about Hunter Thompson; I believe he definitely typed out The Great Gatsby and Farewell to Arms word for word as a method for learning how to write like the masters.
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During a discussion about the unique mindset and life of billionaire Elon Musk, Joe Rogan shares that he has read Walter Isaacson's biography of Musk and found it quite interesting.
I just read that Elon Musk book; I thought it was pretty interesting. The Walter Isaacson? No, didn't.
The War of Art
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In a conversation with Chris Williamson, Joe Rogan talks about Steven Pressfield's book, The War of Art, highlighting its themes related to the struggles of producing creative work.
That's what Steven Pressfield's book is all about—The War of Art.
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In this segment, Dr. Phil discusses Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind,' highlighting how it addresses the troubling rise in mental health issues correlated with the advent of social media.
It's like Jonathan Haidt's work, The Coddling of the American Mind, shows there's a real spike when social media was invented because you're comparing yourself, and there's no comparison.
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Tom Green shares that he named his dog Charlie after the John Steinbeck book 'Travels with Charlie', inspired by his own experiences traveling in a van.
Charlie’s a sweetie; I got Charlie right before I came here the last time. She's named after the John Steinbeck novel 'Travels with Charlie' because I was out in the van.
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In this segment, Tom Green explicitly mentions the title of the book, 'Travels with Charlie in Search of America,' while explaining that he named his dog after the book.
It's called 'Travels with Charlie in Search of America.'
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During the discussion, Tom Green mentions the book 'Coyote America' by Dan Flores, highlighting the author's insights on the subject of coyotes.
Yeah, he wrote a book called Coyote America; that's right.
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Abigail Shrier discusses how her book was taken off the shelves at Target following protests against it. Although she doesn't explicitly mention the title in this context, it can be inferred that the book referred to is likely 'Irreversible Damage'.
I mean, they took my book off Target; they threw a fit, and Target removed the book.
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Joe Rogan talks about 'The Shining', referring to its depiction of cocaine use, tying it into a broader discussion about substances and creativity.
I mean, I've never messed with cocaine, but he was a big cocaine user and 'The Shining' was all about cocaine!
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Joe Rogan praises 'The Shining' as an unbelievable book, highlighting it during the discussion on its adaptation and impact.
The book is unbelievable!
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Joe Rogan and his guests talk about the differences between the book 'The Shining' by Stephen King and its movie adaptation. They mention how the character transformation happens differently in the book compared to the film.
Yeah, he thought like in the movie the guy becomes crazy; in the book, he’s just a normal dude who becomes crazy during the stay at the Overlook!
Bible
Jack Carr mentions his latest book titled 'Red Sky Morning', which is the seventh installment in his series. He shares that completing it took longer than he expected.
That's this one, Red Sky Morning.
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Jack Carr mentions 'The Gray Man' while discussing the need for a long-running series with authors who treat the main character as ageless.
So yeah, I talked to Mark Greaney about that too, the Grey Man.
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Jack Carr discusses his writing process and mentions that he has a typewriter, which belonged to Ernest Hemingway, and that Hemingway wrote 'A Moveable Feast' on it.
Yeah, I'm not there yet; I do have a really—I have one that Hemingway actually wrote A Moveable Feast on; somebody, uh, a fan sent it to me.
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The guest references Tom Clancy and his book "The Hunt for Red October" as an example of how novels can reflect the geopolitical climate in which they were written. He emphasizes that reading such books provides a snapshot of the circumstances of the era.
Go back and read the books in the 70s, the books in the 80s, read Tom Clancy, read Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, whatever it is, it's a snapshot of what’s going on geopolitically.
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Jack Carr discusses 'Patriot Games' by Tom Clancy as an illustration of how novels can capture the geopolitical climate of their time. He emphasizes that reading such books offers a glimpse into the circumstances of the era.
Go back and read the books in the 70s, the books in the 80s, read Tom Clancy, read Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, whatever it is, it's a snapshot of what’s going on geopolitically.
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In this segment, Jack Carr highlights 'Best Evidence' by David Lifton as one of the most insightful books he has read regarding conspiracies.
And you know the best book that I ever read about it was David Lifton's book, 'Best Evidence'?
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During the conversation, the guest highlights the book 'Thinking Grow Rich' by Napoleon Hill, describing how it profoundly impacted his perspective.
So having these experiences in these books, you know, Thinking Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, like just blew my mind.
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Tank Abbott refers to Hunter S. Thompson's 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' while discussing his own writing process, stating that he used a similar 'hunt and peck' method.
I mean, Hunter S. Thompson was hunting and pecking when he was writing like 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'.
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During a discussion on ancient texts, the guest highlights 'The Epic of Gilgamesh' as an exemplary work of art from ancient times, explaining its significance as one of the oldest narratives that parallels many stories found in the Bible.
So, you know, if people were supposed to be trying to worry about how they're going to get their next meal, shelter for the night, and all these kinds of things, who has time to sit down and write these incredible works of art like the Epic of Gilgamesh? For example, yeah. So when you're reading things like the Epic of Gilgamesh, the Epic of Gilgamesh, for people who don't know, is one of the oldest versions of a lot of the stories that you hear in the Bible, very, very similar to them.
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While discussing George Smith, his work, and inspiration, the guest mentions that Smith was inspired to write a translation of the 'Enuma Elish' and 'The Seven Tablets of Creation.'
Um, and he cataloged it, and it inspired him to write a complete translation of the Enuma Elish and the Seven Tablets of Creation.
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In a conversation about ancient texts, Joe Rogan asks if the guest has read The Dead Sea Scrolls, leading to a discussion about their history.
Did you ever read the Dead Sea Scrolls?
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The guest references 'The Epic of Atrahasis' while explaining the conflict that the Igigi had with other gods.
So they decided to go to war against Enki and Enlil and Anu because their demands had not been met! So they went to meet them in the Epic of Atrahasis!
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During the conversation, the guest refers to The Emerald Tablet of Thoth, discussing its claims about Thoth's ability to incarnate freely across different planes of existence.
In the Emerald Tablet of Thoth, he actually says that he has achieved the ability to incarnate at will on any plane he desires.
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The guest references the Sumerian Kings list from the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford to provide context about kings in ancient texts.
Well, that's the Sumerian Kings list located in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England!
Dracula
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Sal Vulcano refers to the book 'Dracula' by Bram Stoker during the episode, comparing the visual similarity between the bats he's describing and Gary Oldman's bat transformation in the film adaptation.
Oh my god, dude, that's a lot bigger! God, the nightmares—that's like Bram Stoker's Dracula where Gary Oldman turns into one of those.
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Sal Vulcano uses the novel 'Of Mice and Men' and its character Lenny to illustrate his thoughts on a tiger's potential to harm, drawing a parallel to Lenny's accidental damage due to his immense strength and unawareness. This explanation arises during a conversation about Roy Horn from Siegfried & Roy and an incident involving a tiger.
Yeah, because we’re f*cked up like Lenny from ‘Of Mice and Men’! You could do that to a puppy! Two puncture wounds to the neck before passing out, recall said, ‘Leave Monty alone; bring him back to his brother and sister; let him be happy.’
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The guest references the character Sauron from The Lord of the Rings, suggesting a connection between fictional villains and the dramatic imagery of extreme lightning.
Sauron lives up there, that's the eye of Sauron.
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In this segment, the podcast guest highlights the significance of the book 'Foundation' by Isaac Asimov, emphasizing its role as a foundational inspiration for many beloved sci-fi franchises, including 'Star Wars', 'Dune', and 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.'
Every sci-fi property you love is based on Foundation, interesting, Isaac Asimov's Foundation series is widely understood to be the inspiration for Star Wars, Dune, and even The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Dune
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During a discussion about the quality of certain books, the podcast guest references `Dune`, indicating that the first book is particularly good, while expressing some difficulty with the second.
No, the books are so good, the first one, honestly the second one, I struggle with, but the first one is, wait a minute, what book? Dune?
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In this episode, Craig Jones shares how Eddie Bravo's book, 'Mastering the Rubber Guard,' had a significant impact on his understanding of jiu-jitsu, particularly when he came across a chapter discussing cannabis.
Man, I had Eddie — here's the funny thing: I had Eddie Bravo's Mastering the Rubber Guard book that came to me at a very influential time where I read the chapter about weed. I was like, [__], maybe I should start smoking weed, you know?
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During this episode with Craig Jones, he discusses how he learned jiu-jitsu techniques from various books, specifically mentioning 'BJ Penn's book' as one of the key resources he used.
I mean, we — I'm trying to remember what books I had; man, I had like, uh, BJ Penn's book, Eddie Bravo's book, like the actual textbooks, and then I started buying the instruction. I was like, I had Kiro Pan's Judo for MMA, I had Ryan Hughes; he was one — he really changed the game with instructionals in the early days.
Faith of my fathers
In this segment, the speakers discuss the political implications of the Iraq war and refer to John McCain's memoir to illustrate the widespread agreement that the war was a mistake. Joe Rogan and his guest, Dave Smith, analyze the aftermath of two decades of conflict and its ramifications.
It's also just so... the thing that's so wild to me is that after, and I know I've talked about this, I'm sure on previous episodes, but just after 20 years of the terror wars and what a disaster those were, and to the point that John McCain wrote in his memoir that the war in Iraq was a mistake; that's how universally agreed upon it is that the war, even John McCain would acknowledge we got that one wrong, so, and it's not like anyone else is defending any of the other terror wars at this point.
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During the discussion, Dave Smith refers to a third person's writing about the topic, highlighting that it was mentioned in their book, which serves to lend credibility to the preceding comments.
Then a third person, also at the meeting, wrote about it in his book or in another newspaper article.
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The speaker reflects on a book he read about the evolution of dogs, specifically recalling its title 'Before the Dawn' and the author Nicholas Wade.
There's a weird, I remember reading this book. I believe it was called 'Before the Dawn,' I believe, by Nicholas Wade.
On Liberty
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During his appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience #2152, Terrence Howard discusses a picture in his book that features Einstein reading Walter Russell's 'The Universal One'. He shares this anecdote to illustrate the historical context of Walter Russell's work and its impact within the scientific community.
If you can go to my book, there's a picture of Einstein reading Walter Russell's first book, um, the second book, The Universal One. Because when Walter wrote this in 1926, he sent it out to 300 different universities and physicists.
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The guest mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book, 'Outliers', to highlight the idea that spending 10,000 hours on a task can lead to expertise. This reference serves to discuss what motivates individuals to invest so much time into their pursuits, framing it within a broader conversation about human inclinations and ambitions.
Now, Malcolm Gladwell wrote that book, I think it's called Outliers, where he says if you spend 10,000 hours doing something, you become an expert.
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In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses John Danaher's insights on the concept of 'Kaizen', which refers to the Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement through repeated practice.
What he eats, and yep, it's, uh, John Danaher talks about Kaizen. Kaizen is this Japanese phrase for doing something over and over and over again.
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Greg Overton discusses how books like 'Empire of the Summer Moon' have significantly contributed to our understanding of Native American culture.
We didn’t really understand much about Native American culture until people started writing books like Empire of the Summer Moon and some of these amazing books.
Moby Dick
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In a conversation about the current political climate, Joe Rogan references the book 'Moby Dick' to illustrate how some people see Donald Trump as their obsession or 'white whale'.
It’s both the greatest time and the worst time ever, right? Yeah, it’s a great time because it feels like an asteroid’s coming, yet the asteroid isn’t here just yet. Well, our mutual friend Sam Harris would argue that the asteroid is actually Donald Trump. Oh, for some people, that’s their white whale.
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The guest references Malcolm Gladwell's book, 'The Outliers', to illustrate a point, acknowledging that although they own it, they haven't yet read it.
Yeah, like if you read Malcolm Gladwell's book, 'The Outliers,' you know? I bought it, I haven't read it, but I do have it.
Colour of Money
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In a conversation, Colin Quinn and Joe Rogan discuss the movie The Color of Money, highlighting that it is based on a book of the same name, which they also reference.
Look, we all love Color of Money; it made money! Color of Money was a separate book!
The Hustler
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Colin Quinn talks about Jackie Gleeson's serious acting skills and mentions the book *The Hustler*, highlighting his performance and talent in pool playing.
He did serious acting too; he was in The Hustler! He was great in The Hustler!
The Queen's gambit
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During the conversation, Colin Quinn and Joe Rogan mention *The Queen's Gambit*, referring to both the book by Walter Tevis and its adaptation into a popular TV show.
And it’s by the same guy who also wrote The Queen's Gambit! Amazing show!
My Life
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Colin Quinn discusses Bill Clinton's autobiography, *My Life*, while emphasizing the idea that writing by hand provides a unique experience.
I also think that's how Bill Clinton wrote his autobiography, My Life. Yeah, he wrote, I'm 99% sure he wrote it by hand.
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In this segment, Chris Distefano shares advice he received from a friend regarding his basketball performance. He reflects on how being single positively influenced his game, though this context doesn't directly connect to his mention of the book.
So what happened was is I—the only advice that I did get from a friend of mine, who's my kid's godfather now—was like, 'You are such a better basketball player,' which is that’s what I cared about back then. 'You are such a better basketball player when you're single, when you don't have a girlfriend.'
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Joe Rogan briefly discusses 'The Secret', referring to the idea of manifesting desires and using vision boards to achieve one’s goals. He and Chris then engage in a conversation about the limitations of this philosophy.
That's like that whole secret thing, remember 'The Secret' where people were like, you just got to manifest things and they'll happen? Have a vision board, sort of.
The Coddling of the American Mind
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In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses the book 'The Coddling of the American Mind' by Jonathan Haidt, highlighting how it offers insights into the increase of self-harm and suicidal thoughts among young girls, particularly in relation to the rise of social media.
Especially young girls today, Jonathan Haidt’s work on this has been really interesting. His book, 'The Coddling of the American Mind,' is a great one, and it’s all about what you can see: exactly when social media was invented, all this self-harm, suicidal thoughts, and suicidal ideation started rising.
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Tulsi Gabbard discusses her book 'For Love of Country,' sharing her experiences and insights regarding her departure from the Democratic Party. She emphasizes that the book addresses truths about the current state of the country and explores necessary reforms across the political spectrum, making it relevant to all Americans.
I'm on the road constantly, and I'm talking to people, whoever will listen at events and on different media platforms. It's what I focused on in my book, 'For Love of Country.' The truth about what is happening in our country, the experiences I had in the Democratic Party that caused me to leave the party, and understanding that there is a lot to be fixed across both parties and the government.
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The guest discusses his second book, 'Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt,' in which he challenges modern Egyptian engineers to independently verify the artifacts he describes.
And so in my second book, Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt, I appeal, I put out a challenge to, uh, modern Egyptian engineers to go and check the artifacts for themselves. And that's what they did.
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During the conversation, the guest refers to his book, stating 'Technologies of Ancient Egypt', but given the earlier discussion, it's likely he meant 'Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt'.
So anyway, yeah, we've got one was the Giza Power Plant, okay? Technologies of Ancient Egypt.
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The guest discusses his book titled 'Giza: The Tesla Connection', highlighting its themes of acoustical science and clean energy.
Giza: The Tesla Connection. Acoustical Science and the Harvesting of Clean Energy.
The President is Missing
During a discussion of the moon landing, host Joe Rogan references a specific passage from a book written by Bill Clinton, which notes doubts about the validity of the moon landings on page 156. Guest Bart Sibrel appears to confirm this prior knowledge.
Two of them on page 156 of his book; you know this. He says that he doubts the authenticity of the moon landings as president.
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During the podcast, guest Bart Sibrel announces that he has a book titled 'Aliens from Planet X' coming out, which discusses the origins and future appearances of UFOs based on research from leading experts in the field.
According to the top two UFO researchers, I have a book coming out hopefully in time for this podcast, 'Aliens from Planet X,' that talks about their origin and future appearance.
Dracula
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During the discussion, Bart Sibrel refers to a book by Bill Case, which alleges that the United States Air Force oversaw the fabrication of the moon landing. This mention adds to the context of his claims about the moon landing.
I had to look up my own library; Bill Case said the whole moon landing falsification was supervised by the United States Air Force. Well, my dad was in the Air Force; I never heard of Canon Air Force Base; it’s tiny—fewer eyewitnesses—and every department of the military has their special ops intelligence division headquarters.
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Francis is referencing a book titled 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, discussing themes of resistance and procrastination.
You know that thing from The War of Art that Pressfield talks about?
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In this segment, Joe Rogan references a key concept from Steven Pressfield's book, 'The War of Art', while discussing procrastination and the author's insights on overcoming creative blocks.
Oh man, Pressfield talks about it almost like he... he talks... have you read The War of Art?
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During the discussion on procrastination, Joe Rogan asks his guest, Francis, whether he has read 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, implying the book's relevance to their conversation.
Oh man, Pressfield talks about it almost like he... he talks... have you read The War of Art?
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During the conversation, Joe Rogan and Francis Foster discuss 'The War of Art', a book about overcoming procrastination. Joe references the book and inquires if Francis has read it.
Oh man, Pressfield talks about it almost like he... he talks... have you read The War of Art?
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Joe Rogan discusses the book 'The War of Art' by Steven Pressfield, mentioning how he often recommends it to comedians and has distributed many copies.
No, I have a bunch of copies; I’ve recommended so much that he sent me like a box of... we bought a box back in the L.A. studio and now I would give it to comedians, I’m like, 'Just read this.'
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Tucker Carlson mentions the Book of Ezekiel while discussing the concept of spiritual entities in the context of UFOs. He refers to the writings in the first chapter which describe 'wheels in the sky', highlighting its intriguing nature.
Well right, I mean the prophet Ezekiel writes about it in the first chapter, wheels in the sky. Yeah, that's a crazy one, boy, when you read that. Well it is crazy, if you read it, it's like, oh wow, you know?
Fear and Loathing
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Tucker Carlson references "Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail" as a means to articulate his perspective on the modern press and politics. He identifies the book as providing an insightful 'window' into the dynamics between the press and politicians.
Did you ever read Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail? Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's amazing. It's amazing; that guy gave sort of the be—that's, I think, probably the best window into an outsider in the political process, at least in terms of the campaign trail.
Underworld
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During the episode, Graham Hancock discusses his book 'Underworld', focusing on the accuracy of inundation maps of the ocean floor. He highlights the collaborative efforts he made with a geologist to improve understanding of historical maps.
And these inundation maps he has given us are a very accurate representation, and those original maps, the ancient ones—how old are they? That's the 153 PIR Rees map, which was based on more than 20 older source maps. As he tells us in his own handwriting, we only have a fragment of the map; it's full of inaccuracies and problems. But I’m just, you know, what would convince me? So I used to do a lot of GIS for archaeological projects where I’d take historical maps and I’d try to line them up with actual terrain like satellite imagery and stuff like that? You should work on georectifying these maps to see how they line up in real space. Right now, what I see—I have to squint to see if it looks right or not. So I think working with something like a GIS expert to georectify this stuff and show how actually accurate it would be, where you could statistically measure that, would make it a lot more convincing in my mind. No, that’s a very good idea, Flint, thank you. Can we see images of the Bimini Road itself? I’ll show you a couple of slides if I can put this up.
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Graham Hancock references a book by Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend titled 'Hamlet's Mill' when discussing knowledge of precession in ancient cultures. He uses it to demonstrate a point about processional numbers.
But these guys, Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend in an amazing piece of work called 'Hamlet's Mill' strongly dispute that. And they suggest that we're looking at an extremely ancient knowledge of precession, a worldwide heritage of a lost civilization to which all subsequent civilizations in all parts of the globe, forgetful of the source of the precious legacy they received, are the ungrateful heirs. Giorgio de Santillana was a professor of the history of science at MIT. Hertha von Dechend was a professor of the history of science at Frankfurt University, so they're no lightweights. They refer to the fact that a series of numbers keep cropping up in ancient myths all over the world associated with imagery. And those numbers are all based on the number 72.
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Graham Hancock refers to his book, Fingerprints of the Gods, to illustrate that his ideas can't be fully captured in a single conversation on the Joe Rogan Experience.
I've written a large number of books with thousands of footnotes; for those who'd like to evaluate my work, do check out the books. It can't possibly be sampled here, just as Flint's can't, on the basis of a three-hour show. But I think we've done well, and I believe there is some kind of meeting of minds. I like you as a person, but I hope we change our tones on both ends because, like I said, the tone you chose in that show was offensive to archaeologists.
The Shallows
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In this segment, Neal Brennan refers to a book titled 'The Shallows', which explores the impact of social media on our minds. He reflects on a saying from the book about the repetitive nature of our actions and thoughts.
Yeah, there's a saying that I've read—a book called The Shallows about what social media does to us—but it was: you are what you do repeatedly, you are what you think repeatedly, and we all—at least I do—and did for a long time—wake up and just start the record and the monologue that's happening in your head.
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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During Joe Rogan Experience #2134, Paul Stamets discusses the potential variations of psychoactive Amanita muscaria mushrooms. He explicitly mentions 'John Marco Allegro's book on Amanita muscaria and the Bible', suggesting a connection to the themes explored in Allegro's works related to psychoactive substances.
So these ones that they were attributing to like the sacred mushroom in the cross, John Marco Allegro's book on Amanita muscaria and the Bible — do you think that it's possible that at one point in time there were psychoactive strains of Amanita muscaria that vary from the ones that people have that have these different sort of more mundane effects?
1984
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Brendan O'Neill discusses the book '1984' to highlight how news is being distorted to serve ideological purposes, drawing parallels to the narrative found in the book.
And but this is where we really get to the Orwellian stage of what's going on right now because this is the sacrifice of news to ideology. And that is literally the storyline of 1984.
The Real Anthony Fauci
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Andrew Schulz mentions reading 'The Real Anthony Fauci' by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to support the idea he used to think RFK Jr. was a 'wacky conspiracy theorist guy', and now, after reading the book, sees things differently. He asks why the author is not being sued if the information in it is incorrect. This comes up during a discussion on biases in news, information, and the suppression of dissenting views.
And then I read his book—I read The Real Anthony Fauci. And you read that book, and you're like, okay, if this is not true, why isn't he getting sued?
Meditations
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Andrew Schultz discusses 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius, suggesting that the book may not have been intended for public distribution, which could shed light on its content.
Part of it, but Meditations, I don't believe, was ever written with the intent of it being distributed.
Dune
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During the conversation, Matt Serra brings up the book 'Dune' by Frank Herbert, making a remark about it while comparing elements from 'Dune' and 'Star Wars'.
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Slaughterhouse-Five
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Joe Rogan asks his guest Kurt Metzger whether he has read "Slaughterhouse-Five" after discussing the moral implications of the bombing of Dresden, mentioning that the author was present during the events. This reference serves to deepen their conversation about the historical context of the bombing.
I would never want to say Dresden was okay; have you ever read Slaughterhouse-Five? We read the book in school; he was at Dresden.
Dreamland
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During a discussion about the opioid crisis, Dave Attell mentions the book 'Dreamland', which provides insight into the pill crisis and the origins of the black tar heroin trade from Mexico.
I mean, there's a book called Dreamland that talks about the pill crisis and everything and how it started with black tar heroin coming in from Mexico.
Best evidence
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In the podcast, the host refers to 'Best Evidence' by David Lifton as an important resource for understanding the JFK assassination. Lifton, previously an accountant, was tasked with reviewing the Warren Commission Report.
The best book on this is 'Best Evidence' by a guy named David Lifton, who was an accountant. They hired him to go over the Warren Commission Report and he—he went. No, I'm sorry, sorry, backing to the left!
The Anxious Generation
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During the podcast, Joe Rogan explicitly references the book 'The Anxious Generation' as the basis for the guest Jonathan Haidt's appearance. He highlights the book's assertion that the rewiring of childhood is significantly contributing to a rising epidemic of mental illness.
That's why you wrote this, 'The Anxious Generation', and it could not be more true how the great rewiring of childhood is causing an epidemic of mental illness.
Free-Range Kids
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Jonathan Haidt discusses the book 'Free-Range Kids' by Lenore Skenazy, expressing his admiration for her work. He highlights their collaboration in founding the organization 'Let Grow,' which provides resources for parents to encourage their children to be more independent and resilient.
I'm a big fan of Lenore Skenazy, the woman who wrote 'Free-Range Kids.' She and I co-founded an organization called Let Grow; parents, please go to letgrow.org for all kinds of ideas on how to help your kid have more independence, which makes them more mature and less fragile.
The Righteous Mind
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In this segment, Jonathan Haidt refers to his book 'The Righteous Mind' while discussing insights from moral psychology that contribute to the work of the Constructive Dialogue Institute. This mention highlights the relevance of his book to the ideas being presented.
What we did is we took some insights from moral psychology and some of the content from my book, The Righteous Mind.
The Open Society and Its Enemies (1+2)
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In this segment, James Lindsay discusses the influential philosopher Karl Popper, highlighting his book "The Open Society and Its Enemies". He connects Popper's ideas to the foundation of modern open societies, while referencing George Soros's mentorship under Popper, providing a historical context to the discussion.
well, that's all based off of; a lot of people don't know Soros's mentor was the famous Karl Popper, and Karl Popper wrote a book in 1945 called The Open Society and Its Enemies. And so the Open Society is what we've been taking for granted, basically in the post-World War II era, and that's what we want; that's where it's a free society
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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Joe Rogan asks his guest if he has read the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neil, which explores the Manson murders and the conspiracies surrounding them.
Did you ever read that book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neil? Have you heard of it?
The Technological Society
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The podcast discusses the book "The Technological Society" by Jacques Ellul, highlighting its profound influence on Ted Kaczynski's thinking, as mentioned by his brother David.
Kaczynski's brother David later stated that Ellul's book, The Technological Society, became Ted's bible.
The Singularity Is Near
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During the interview with Ray Kurzweil, Joe Rogan emphasizes the significance of the thoughts presented in Kurzweil's book, 'The Singularity is Near'. He notes that Kurzweil has dedicated his life to these ideas and mentions that the book is currently available.
It's very important that people have access to this kind of thinking, and you've dedicated your whole life to this in this book, Ray. KW: The Singularity is Near, When We Merge with AI, it's available now.
Swimming Against the Current
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Riley Gaines mentions the title of her new book, stating that it will be released in May. She explains that the book details her personal journey and the reasons behind her current position.
I have a book that has just dropped; it's being released at least in May. Believe it or not, this is a short kind of how and why—the how I got here and why I got here. It’s called 'Swimming Against the Current: Fighting for Common Sense in a World That’s Lost Its Mind.'
Atlas Shrugged
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During the podcast, Zack Snyder humorously references the book 'Atlas Shrugged' while discussing ideas for film adaptations.
But it's funny because look, and I get by the way, Alice Shrugged, fair, you know, you can play with that.
The Better Angels of Our Nature
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Joe Rogan discusses Steven Pinker's research on violence over time, highlighting that societies were improving up until 2020. He implicitly references Pinker's notable book, 'The Better Angels of Our Nature,' which addresses these themes.
If you look at Pinker's work on violence over time, you see that societies were trending in a very positive direction, at least until 2020. This one change, just because it was one year, but that one year was just three years ago.
Kids Travel Journal
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In this segment, Dan Soder shares a story about comedian Cat Williams visiting the library and how he managed to check out 20 books at once, detailing the borrowing limits set by the library.
He was saying, 'I went to the library and got 20 books at a time because that’s all they would let you get.'
The Dead Zone
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Joe Rogan asks if a Christopher Walken movie is called 'Dead Zone' and mentions it's a Stephen King book.
and uh just i just watched the preview of um that movie where he can see the future it holds people's hands was it called dead zone was that what it is I don't know stephen king book I think it's a dead zone
American Buffalo
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Steven Rinella lists his previous books, including a wild game cookbook.
then did a wild game book a wild game cookbook and uh
Manufacturing consent
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Kyle mentions Noam Chomsky's book "Manufacturing Consent" to explain how media outlets are structured to repeat the government line.
See the way it works is and noam chomsky's got a book called manufacturing consent where he really dives into the specifics of this and gives you the mechanics of it
Chaos
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Joe asks Tim if he read the book "Chaos" by Tom O'Neill, and Tim confirms he read a few chapters. They discuss its content related to Bobby Kennedy and the CIA.
Did you read that book that I told you about chaos that tom o'neill book
War Is a Racket
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Kyle mentions Smedley Butler and his book "War is a Racket" as an accurate account of why military action is taken.
well that's uh smedley butler right that's what he's rightly butler yeah where's your racket that is that's really the extent of his argument or his article rather is when he wrote that he thought when he first enlisted into the army and by the way i believe that's 33. what year was that smedley butler war is a racket i want to say it's 19 it's in the 1930s and he wrote this 35 35 eerily accurate account of what we're dealing with today when it comes to why we really take military action on certain countries
The Saad Truth about Happiness
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Gad Saad shows a mask with his book title on it, and Joe Rogan comments on it.
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American Buffalo
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Joe Rogan calls Steven Rinella's book about the American buffalo 'fantastic'.
he has a book on the american buffalo It's a fantastic book
Irresistible
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book by Adam Alter called 'Irresistible'.
It's funny because there's a book that I read recently uh by adam alter It's called irresistible and it's about uh addiction to technology
1984
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Joe Rogan mentions this book while discussing censorship and changing language.
or orwell talked about this in 1984
The Da Vinci Code (Republish)
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Kanye West references 'the da vinci code' in the context of Leonardo Da Vinci's ideas.
and that's but that's the reason why it's the da vinci code and at the da vinci life because he never was able to get it across to the to the to the level to affect us for generations to come
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan asks Paul Saladino if he is familiar with the book 'Empire the Summer Moon', and they briefly discuss it in the context of the Comanche diet.
Is that book empire the summer moon Right Yes Yes Fantastic book
Irreversible Damage
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Joe Rogan refers to Abigail Shrier's book 'Irreversible Damage' and its topic about the increase in young girls transitioning.
What she's talking what abigail's talking about in her book irreversible damage is large clusters of kids who are mostly um kids that are socially awkward
The Madness of Crowds
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Joe Rogan praises Douglas Murray's book 'The Madness of Crowds' for its insights into current societal issues.
His book uh the madness of crowds is [ __ ] fantastic because he he nails it all
Supernatural
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Graham Hancock mentions his book 'Supernatural' and its subject matter.
in fact joe i think you and i originally got in touch because of my interest in psychedelics in human culture uh and a book that i published in 2006 called supernatural which which looks at the huge role that psychedelics have played in cultures and in religions all around the world
How to Change Your Mind
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Joe Rogan mentions Michael Pollan and praises his book on psychedelics.
well uh michael pollan who uh later in life experienced psychedelics and uh wrote pretty brilliantly about them for me that is he's one of the more interesting uh people to discuss it because michael is an investigative journalist he he he dot takes deep dives into these subjects and his deep dive into psychedelics was incredibly illuminating and so for him i i really enjoyed talking to him about it and i really enjoyed his book as well
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Brian Muraresku discusses John Marco Allegro and his controversial book 'The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross'.
uh and so john marco allegro author of the sacred mushroom in the scroll so he releases that book in 1970 and he claims that uh christianity is the guys for a near eastern fertility cult and it's i mean i think it's very interesting but there aren't many linguists who who support the proposition
America Before: The Key to Earth's Lost Civilization
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Graham Hancock mentions the upcoming paperback release of his book 'America Before'.
the publication date is the 29th of september and that's also the same publication date as the paperback of my lost civilization book america before i want to be clear that the immortality key is brian's book
Breath
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Joe Rogan mentions having James Nestor on the podcast and that he is the author of the book 'Breath'.
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Silent Spring
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The guest mentions Rachel Carson and her book as the catalyst for the environmental movement in the 1960s.
so when rachel carson published her book in 1962 that led to the emergence of the environmental movement it led to the major environmental policies in the united states which were passed between 1968 1976
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
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Lex Fridman mentions he is currently reading this book and recommends it, discussing its relevance to understanding the rise of Hitler and the current political climate.
I've been reading the rise and fall of the third reich Great book I recommend it highly It talks about the 30s and the rise of hitler in germany And the pain both economic and psychological turns into this like dark energy that can be combined with a charismatic leader to go into a direction of hatred versus love and progress
The Jungle Book
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Lex Fridman mentions the poem 'If—' by Kipling and reads it aloud, prompted by Joe Rogan. He mentions it after talking about his grandmother and simple, cliche expressions of love.
i the the poem if uh by kipling okay i'd love to read it Sure it's okay it's a minute okay
Zen in the Art of Archery
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Mike Tyson mentions finding books about 'psychiatry and the mind' and 'mystic stuff' in Cus D'Amato's room after he died, including one about 'zen and art of archery', indicating Cus was a believer in these concepts.
and i said this is what he was really about um yeah he just like he believed his mystic believer as well He believed in zen and art of archery and all that He had those books and he was just a believer and more than what we saw
Irresistible
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Joe Rogan mentions reading this book about addiction to technology and applications.
I'm in the middle of a book now about that it's called irresistible
Irresistible
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Duncan mentions reading/listening to a book called 'Irresistible' by Adam Alter about addictions, particularly related to games and technology.
I'm reading this book right now I'm listening to it on tape um it's called Uh irresistible and I keep forgetting this dude's name who uh who wrote the book but I'm listening to it on audio book It's uh Adam alter and it's all about addictions and it's all about particularly how addictive games are insanely addictive like games like Tetris and Candy Crush insanely addictive where they've made billions and billions of dollars on Candy Crush It's crazy
Irresistible
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Joe Rogan mentions that Annie Lederman posted about the book 'Irresistible', connecting it to her rear-ending someone while texting.
I was thinking about you CU you posted that irresistible uh that book the other day dude I Reed someone texting like a year ago
Irresistible
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Nikki mentions reading this book about addictions, recommended by Joe, and finds it heavy.
i've been into this book lately it's called irresistible it's about uh addictions downloaded it because i saw you recommend it and oh my god it's heavy
Siddhartha
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David Blaine mentions reading 'Siddhartha' as a kid and how it influenced his interest in fasting.
i was always into fasting i read sid artha as a kid and i had done like uh a week with just water and you know knew all that knew the body is really good with that
Breath
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Joe Rogan mentions reading James Nestor's book 'Breath' and having him on the podcast.
yeah breath is the one that i read and i had him on the podcast he's amazing
The Book of Five Rings
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Ron Funches mentions a book by Miyamoto Musashi about strategy.
because i think you know miyamoto musashi was he's a samurai from the um the 15th century he wrote this crazy book called the book of five rings it's all about strategy and and how to be the best at whatever you do
Brother Sam
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Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Sam Kinison's brother, Bill, about Sam.
his brother wrote about it his brother um bill wrote a book called brother sam was a really good book for someone who's a kennison fan really interesting
The Man Who Would Be Queen
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Debra Soh mentions Professor Michael Bailey wrote a book that caused controversy, providing historical context for academic censorship in sex research.
because we saw this coming decades ago in that one professor michael bailey at northwestern university there's been a long history that's ugly between sex researchers and transgender activists and michael bailey wrote a book
Cujo
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Joe mentions Stephen King not remembering writing this book due to substance use.
like some of the ones he doesn't even remember right are the best ones because he was on coke and drinking a [ __ ] case of bud like he just blasted out of his head chain smoking cigarettes and he doesn't even remember writing I think it's cujo he doesn't even remember writing it
Works (Carrie / Night Shift / 'Salem's Lot / Shining)
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Joe mentions Stephen King writing this book while under the influence, and Post Malone comments on reading it.
like wrote carrie half blacked out You read that book today man that is one of the short [ __ ] hearts My dad's the biggest stephen king's fan
Fight Club: A Novel
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Joe mentions Chuck Palahniuk as the author of 'Fight Club'.
This is the same guy who wrote fight club really interesting guy Had him on the podcast for a very interesting guy Super smart
The Stand
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Joe mentions another Stephen King book about aliens called 'The Tommyknockers'.
There's another book that's really good that stephen king did about aliens called the tommy knockers That's a great book that they made a movie out of it but the movie didn't really kind of capture what the book was about
Coyote America
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Joe Rogan mentions a book about coyotes by Dan Flores, likely 'Coyote America'.
there's a guy named dan flores who uh wrote about all these different He wrote a great book about the coyotes too called coyote america but he wrote about how all these n these native american horses were Eventually they found their way to europe
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan recommends a book about the Comanche tribe and their conflict with settlers, titled 'Empire of the Summer Moon'.
there's a fantastic book about it called empire of the summer moon But mexico set up the settlers
Breath
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Joe Rogan mentions having James Nestor on the podcast and discussing his new book 'Breath'.
i had james nestor on the podcast recently and we talked about his new book breath
Blank Slate, the Noble Savage, and the Ghost In the Machine
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Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pinker's work on the history of human interactions and violence decline, likely referring to 'The Better Angels of Our Nature'.
and if you look at like say stephen pinker's work where he covers you know the history of uh human beings and interactions we are in the best time ever
Untold History of the United States
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The guest, Oliver Stone, mentions his first book, 'A Child's Night Dream', which he wrote in 1966 and was later published.
He writes a book writes his first book about his experiences I did this before back in 1966 I was 19 years old didn't work out It was rejected It was ultimately published about 1997 It's called a child's night dream So I was a writer from the beginning
Chaos
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The guest mentions having recently read a book titled 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing its subject matter.
and uh i just read a book called uh chaos by tom o'neill It's about the cia and uh manson in the 60s
The Time Machine
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George Knapp mentions co-writing a book about the Skinwalker Ranch investigation by NIDS.
so in 2005 we write the book about skinwalker ranch nids That team bought the ranch
Communion
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George Knapp mentions Whitley Strieber's book 'Communion' and the alien image on its cover.
you know it used to be we all thought it saw that alien on the cover of his book communion and and figured it was a space alien from some other planet
Irreversible Damage
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The host introduces the guest, Abigail Shrier, by stating the full title of her book.
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The Madness of Crowds
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The guest, Alan Levinovitz, mentions that Douglas Murray has a great book about the topic of 'wokeness' and its religious aspects.
and this is something that James Lindsay had pointed out and Douglas Murray has a great book about it in in in a lot of the areas that we're talking about what's going on is a religion
A million little pieces
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The host mentions a book whose author admitted to fabricating its content, in the context of discussing charlatans promoted by figures like Oprah.
remember there was that one guy wrote a book it turns out he yeah yeah made up everything that was in the book and dr. oz is he they brought him before Congress
Power Up Your Brain
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The guest mentions an earlier self-published book by David Perlmutter, noting its title was something like 'brain saving dot-com'.
he started with this his self-published book called like I don't know like brain saving dot-com or something and back then he had a totally different line on it
The Book of Five Rings
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The speaker mentions getting back into reading 'The Book of Five Rings'.
Cuz I got into the book of five rings again
The Hagakure
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The speaker mentions falling in love with samurai philosophy through reading 'Hagakure'.
man when I read his [ __ ] all I fell in love with samurai philosophy a long time ago from what Neto bay and the hagakure
The Gulag Archipelago
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The speaker mentions Jordan Peterson discussing 'The Gulag Archipelago'.
I mean when he talks about whatever he's talking about word you know he's talking about Gulag Archipelago or anything he's talking about it from a place of profound understanding
Being and Time
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The speaker mentions being a fan of Heidegger and references the concept of 'being towards death' from his work.
and I'm also a big fan of Heidegger so like being towards death knowing that this is inescapable
No Country for Old Men
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The speaker mentions that the current situation (sheltering in place) reminded him of Cormac McCarthy's book 'No Country for Old Men'.
and it just made me think of Cormac McCarthy in No Country for Old Men you know uh you know you can you can change your name you can do this
Way of the Warrior Kid
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Jocko Willink mentions his 'warrior kid books' when discussing self-defense for kids and the importance of avoiding fights when possible.
if someone wants to start some [ __ ] with you you're absolutely better off just swallowing your ego and getting the [ __ ] out of dodge i that's the warrior kid books
Chaos
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Joe Rogan recommends the book 'Chaos' by Tom O'Neill, describing it as being about Charles Manson and the author's deep dive into the case.
Oh well you got to read this book called chaos... it's about charles manson... He's a guy named tom o'neill who started his book... he started his book as a story that he was writing for premier magazine... but as he dug deeper and deeper into the case he was like what the [ __ ] is going on
Tribe
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Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe' in the context of discussing why people might find excitement or purpose in chaotic situations like war or riots.
look it is in many ways similar to war and this is why because when people are they have a real cause and when war is going on there's a lot of people that I know that have served overseas and one of the hard kind of scary truths is it's some of the best times they're live yeah yeah I have Sebastian Junger wrote a great book about it called tribe It's a fantastic book there really gets to the psychology of it
The Gulag Archipelago
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The guest mentions trying to read 'The Gulag Archipelago' in Russian and calls it one of his favorites.
Sometimes a lot of times I will try to read in Russian just the key the Gulag Archipelago yeah one of my favorites
Empire of the Summer Moon
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The guest mentions reading 'Empire of the Summer Moon' and how it made him think about Native American culture and the difference having culture intact makes.
But the the I when I read those like you know empire of the summer moon those nights and books out and I grew up with a couple of good friends that were Native American and it really made me think like I wonder if you could seeing how how well how much of a difference it makes having that culture intact to some degree
Coyote America
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The guest mentions Dan Flores wrote a book called 'Coyote America' and describes its topic.
and he wrote an amazing book called coyote America
The Prophet
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Adam Eget mentions that the 24-hour workshops in the cult boarding school he attended were named after chapters of this book.
but they had these 24 hour what they call prophets and they were all named after a different chapter of the book called the Prophet by Kahlil Gibran
Chaos
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The host mentions hearing about Tom O'Neill and his book 'Chaos', referencing its full title and subject matter related to Charles Manson and the CIA.
I've heard all about this guy's name Tom O'Neill and his book is called chaos It says chaos and the CIA's mind control I was in the CIA in the secret history of the 60s
The Decision
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Kevin Hart mentions his first book, highlighting its success as a New York Times bestseller.
Now my first book I can't make this up life lessons was a New York Times number-one bestseller
Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies
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Patton Oswalt mentions rereading the book 'Guns Germs and Steel' and relates its discussion of disease to the current COVID-19 pandemic and the Spanish flu.
it just I reread Guns Germs and Steel about the Spanish flu and the way that disease is you know rewire and reboot your body to benefit themselves up it's just it seems like we're just making the same mistakes at the beginning of the Spanish flu epidemic and that there's going to be an insane spike which is where all of the real death and destruction happened with that
Can't Hurt Me
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Michael Yo mentions reading a book by David Goggins and being inspired by it to make positive changes.
like I told you about David Goggins last time I was here I read his book and you know posted [ __ ] on my mirror you know and trying to make strides too
Enlightenment Now
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Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pinker's work which argues that the world is becoming less violent.
no no yes not read any of Steven Pinker's work mm-hmm Steven Pinker is a really really brilliant guy and one of the things that he gets criticized for is showing how much less violent the world is today how much less crime there is how much less rape how much less murder
Ready Player One
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The speaker mentions listening to the audiobook version of the book, narrated by Will Wheaton, and contrasts it with the movie adaptation.
If you care to the book which I didn't already player one of the only fiction books I've ever even bothered to go through But I listened to it Will Wheaton the guy from Star Trek reads it
The Hero with a Thousand Faces
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Jack Carr mentions his mother introduced him to Joseph Campbell and his work, including the interview series and book 'The Power of Myth'.
my mom introduced me to a guy named Joseph Campbell back in nature so he did a series of interviews with Bill Moyers on PBS called the power of myth and he wrote a book called hero with a thousand faces
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pressfield and his series of books on creativity, specifically 'The War of Art'.
Steven Pressfield who's become a great friend now he was on this show a while back you look so great it rotates a fire I'll let you two back advance the Afghan campaign and then has those series of books on creativity the war of art
Turning Pro
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Jack Carr mentions reading Steven Pressfield's books on creativity, including 'Turning Pro'.
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Do the Work!
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Jack Carr mentions reading Steven Pressfield's books on creativity, including 'Do the Work'.
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On Writing
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Jack Carr mentions reading Stephen King's book 'On Writing'.
read those read Stephen King's on writing
The Terminal List
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Jack Carr states that his first novel was clearly going to be 'The Terminal List'.
it was very evident it's gonna be the terminal list that's the one
The Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant [Illustrated – 2 volumes in one]
Jack Carr mentions reading autobiographies of military people, including Grant's memoirs.
you know going back in time I read all these Vietnam books growing up and every autobiography I could about people in the military you know grant has his memoirs or whatever
The Shining
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Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King's book 'The Shining'.
I mean with his incredible results I mean ya know it's Holly also earlier [ __ ] like The Shining
Cujo
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Joe Rogan mentions Stephen King not remembering writing 'Cujo'.
and apparently doesn't even remember writing Cujo
Lolita
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The speaker mentions the book 'Lolita' while discussing the meaning and themes of the song 'Don't Stand So Close to Me'.
It's a song about a guy who's getting lured in by a young Lolita
Chaos
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The speaker mentions Tom O'Neill's book about Charles Manson, the CIA, and the 1960s, comparing the movie's portrayal to the book's information.
so just the way I didn't like how they portrayed Charles Manson either in that movie It's Tom O'Neill's chaos Charles Manson the CIA in the secret history of the 60s
The Coddling of the American Mind
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The speaker mentions that Greg Sestero, the actor who played Mark in 'The Room', wrote the book that the movie 'The Disaster Artist' is based on.
the guy who played uh oh hi mark Greg his name is he wrote that book that they made the movie
Buffalo Bill
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book by his friend Steve Rinella about American Buffalo and Native American hunting.
I started off with this book that my friend Steve Rinella wrote on American Buffalo and I read that and a lot of it had to do with like Native Americans hunting the Buffalo
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book titled 'Empire the summer moon' about the Comanches.
and then I did read this book Empire the summer moon it was on the Comanches and the holy [ __ ] and then I just started getting
Chaos
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about Charles Manson and the CIA by Tom O'Neill, noting the author was on the podcast and the extensive research involved.
I read this book on Charles Manson the CIA this guy Tom O'Neill yeah yeah I had him on the podcast last week bro this guy spent 20 years researching this book
Chaos
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The host introduces the guest, Tom O'Neill, and states the full title of his book which is the subject of the discussion.
I've been deep into your book for the last two weeks and will tell everybody what it's called right off the bat it's called chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s
Why the Center Can't Hold
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The host introduces the guest, Tom O'Neill, and states the full title of his book which is the subject of the discussion.
I've been deep into your book for the last two weeks and will tell everybody what it's called right off the bat it's called chaos Charles Manson the CIA and the secret history of the 60s
The Manchurian Candidate
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The guest explains the CIA's objective to create 'hypno program assassins' and mentions the term 'Manchurian candidates' comes from a 1962 book.
so their main objective was to commit or to create what they called hypno program assassins people who would kill on command popularly known as Manchurian candidates after a book that was written 1962 and later became a movie and then a movie again
The Search for the "Manchurian Candidate"
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The guest mentions John Marks, a key figure in exposing MKULTRA, and his book which was the first on the topic.
the guy that found that ended up testifying to Congress and working with Seymour Hersh to expose it was named John marks he wrote the first book about MKULTRA that came out in the mid to late 70s called the search for The Manchurian Candidate
Helter Skelter
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The host mentions having recently finished reading the book 'Helter Skelter'.
I mean I just finished helter skelter I read it for the first time
Best evidence
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The host mentions a book about the Kennedy assassination that influenced his views on conspiracy theories.
there's a great book called best evidence by David liftin that book got me down a dark road when I was in my 20s
The White Album
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The guest references Joan Didion's book and her perspective on the cultural impact of the Manson murders.
it's like Joan Didion wrote in her book The White Album that the morning she learned about the murders and she knew most of the victims
Giving the Devil his Due
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Michael Shermer mentions the title of his own book while discussing the challenge of dealing with fake news and bogus theories.
who I was when I was working on giving the devil is do I had this was kind of a challenge to me because I feel like there's so much fake news
On Liberty
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Michael Shermer references John Stuart Mill's book 'On Liberty' as the origin of principles of free speech.
if you apply the principles of free speech as originally laid out by John Stuart Mill in 1859 his book on Liberty where he said okay look you might be completely right
Not Born Yesterday
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Michael Shermer mentions Hugo Mercier's book 'Not Born Yesterday' as summarizing research on online political bubbles.
nicely summarized in Hugo Mercier's book called not born yesterday and he shows that those those Facebook online bubbles against Hillary say or for Trump or vice versa probably had next to no effect on the actual election
Hitler
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Michael Shermer recommends Ian Kershaw's biography of Hitler for understanding his perspective and the public response.
but just but just in general I mean a good Hitler biography like by Ian Kershaw is the definitive biography it's two massive volumes each were like 600 pages long
Evil
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Michael Shermer mentions his colleague Roy Baumeister's book about evil, based on interviews with prisoners.
I mean my my friend and colleague Roy Baumeister wrote that great book on evil in which he actually went and interviewed serial killers and rapists in prison and said you know why'd you do it
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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Michael Shermer uses Harriet Beecher Stowe's 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' as an example of how reading novels can increase empathy and understanding of others' perspectives.
so you know here Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin was the first time most White's had ever read anything about what it was like to be a slave
Culture Of Honor
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Michael Shermer mentions Richard Nisbett's research and book on the 'culture of honor' in the American South.
Now you mentioned the south there's interesting research Richard Nisbett and his colleagues on the culture of Honor that's more common in the south than in the north
The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays
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Lex Fridman recommends the book 'The Plague' by Albert Camus, discussing its relevance and the author's background.
plus there's a book I recommend people read is um by Albert Camus called the plague that he wrote right after World War two is I don't know if you know if he is he's like an existentialist philosopher
Blue Marble Health
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Dr. Peter Hotez mentions a book he wrote titled 'Blue Marble health' and briefly describes its focus on illnesses in G20 countries, particularly among the poor.
so one of the books that I wrote is called Blue Marble health and it finds this unusual and we spoke a little bit about this last time the unusual number of illnesses from emerging infections like this one and poverty related neglected disease is actually in the g20 countries
Think and Grow Rich
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Joe Rogan and Joey Diaz discuss a quote about adversity and identify it as being from the book 'Think and Grow Rich' by Napoleon Hill, mentioned by Raphael Lovato Jr.
Raphael Lovato quoted that inside every seed of adversity is in and or inside every adversity is a seed of an equivalent benefit who was that Think and Grow Rich was that guy's name again god damn it this weed in your memory was being 15 Thornhill yes Napoleon Hills book very interesting book Raphael Lovato jr. He loves that book that book to him is like that's like his his one of his motivational books
I'll Be Gone in the Dark
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Joe Rogan mentions that Patton Oswalt's wife (Michelle McNamara) was writing a book about the Golden State Killer case.
Well that was the one that Patton Oswald's wife was working she she was writing that book
Fingerprints of the gods
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book by Graham Hancock, correcting the title, and describing its subject matter about ancient civilizations and a cataclysmic disaster.
I had picked up one of Graham's books I believe it's I always say footprints of the gods but it's really fingerprints of the gods I'm pretty sure and the book was about ancient civilizations and it was all about how there's some there's a massive amount of evidence that points to the possibility that Earth experienced some sort of a cataclysmic disaster somewhere in the neighborhood of 12,000 years ago
Kitchen Confidential
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Bert Kreischer mentions his wife reading 'Kitchen Confidential' and thinking the author (implied to be Bourdain) is amazing.
my wife was before I started watching my wife red kitchen Confidential's is that his was that his and my wife's like this guy's [ __ ] amazing bird
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions listening to the audiobook of 'Empire of the Summer Moon' and reading about it online, describing it as a book about Comanches.
I was reading empire of the summer moon is a book about Comanches I bought it on audiobook it's amazing yeah I say reading I'm lying I listen to an audiobook too but then I started reading things about it online
John
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Duncan Trussell mentions reading the King James Version of the Book of John while on acid and how it made Christianity 'click' for him.
That's one King James book a John baby hit that on acid It's so wonderful It's so trippy Because it's like that's when I really like Christianity clicked for me regardless of its whether it's real or not but that's when I was like okay I get this because the book of John When you read it you're like well someone wrote it
The Unabomber's Manifesto: Industrial Society and Its Future
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Joe Rogan asks Duncan Trussell if he has read Ted Kaczynski's manifesto.
What I'm trying to say is Ted Kaczynski was right Oh my god we all know that he was right Do you ever read his manifesto
The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep
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Duncan Trussell mentions getting and reading a book about Tibetan yoga, dream, and sleep.
There's a okay so this is a trip this this is very trippy So I got this book called the Tibetan yoga of dream and sleep Well I feel like it's [ __ ] cool
Ten Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now
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Duncan Trussell mentions Jaron Lanier and one of his books about getting off social media.
He's written a lot of great books One of them twelve reasons to get out or ten reasons to get off your social media now Really Yeah I wrote a book called uh yep Jaron Lanier Jerry Aaron linear freaking brilliant human man But um you know it's called a ten or twelve kara twelve reasons to get off your social media now or delete your account something like that There's a book of his
Dawn of the New Everything
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Duncan Trussell mentions another book by Jaron Lanier, describing its content.
There's a book of his I like better than that called the dawn of the new everything But and that's just him sort of like talking about what it was like working in Silicon Valley back then and his sort of opinions on on this stuff
Can't Hurt Me
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Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins' book, calling it 'really good'.
That guy will run with his foot falling off the step book is really good What's that It's called Can't Hurt Me Yeah Jesus
High Magick
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Duncan Trussell mentions Damien Echols and his book about magic.
so well he wrote a great book called high magic which is I think that's what's called it's a fantastic book on magic is really the wrong word
The War of Art
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Duncan Trussell mentions Steven Pressfield and his book 'The War of Art' in the context of the concept of the muse.
that's one of the more it's a productive way to think of it like Pressfield writes about it and press field in the war of art and he's you know he's a very down-to-earth
The Book of Ezekiel, Chapters 25–48
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Duncan Trussell mentions the Book of Ezekiel in the context of mentions of angels and hyperdimensional beings in the Bible.
so throughout the Bible there's mentions of angels the Book of Ezekiel the famous one that ufo-ologists go to is there's all these contacts with angels a hyperdimensional beings that have some data set they want to bring to the world
The Stand
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Joe Rogan asks Duncan Trussell if he read 'The Stand' by Stephen King, referencing a scene about deer overpopulation.
Did you read the stand Yes Remember that See that was one of the things he talks about is how is there going down the highway They would hit like herds of deer so thick
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Avventure in Oriente. A Cura Di Luigi Barzini, Jr., Etc. [With Plates, Including a Portrait.].
The guest refers back to the previously mentioned biography about the Paris to Peking race, emphasizing that the host 'has to read' it.
oh my god this super super cool experience especially you have to read in that book
The Yugo
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The guest mentions a book recommended by his friend Johnny Lee Berman, calling it 'one of the best car books ever' and explicitly stating its title and subject (the Hugo/Yugo).
so one of the best car books ever that John you know Johnny Lee Berman right yes dear friend Johnny had recommended it's called the worst car ever built and it's the story of the Hugo
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Grasses of the Queen Elizabeth Islands
Joe Rogan mentions reading this book, which sparked his interest in American Indian history, specifically the Comanches.
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
Son of the Morning Star
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Joe Rogan mentions reading this book as part of his research into American Indian history after reading Empire of the Summer Moon.
and then I read son of the morning star and then I read Black Elk
Black Elk Speaks
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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.
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
Mein Kampf
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Shannon O'Loughlin mentions that Adolf Hitler studied US policy towards American Indians and wrote about it in his book.
He talked about studying how the u.s. treated American Indians in his book Mein Kampf
Custer Died for Your Sins
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Shannon O'Loughlin mentions this book by Vine Deloria Jr., noting it's also known as "The Indian Manifesto".
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
Red Earth, White Lies
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Shannon O'Loughlin mentions this book by Vine Deloria Jr., discussing its critique of Western science's theories about the populating of the Americas.
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
Deadliest Enemy
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Joe Rogan mentions Michael Osterholm and his book 'Deadliest Enemy', referencing Osterholm's previous appearance on the podcast and the book's relevance to the coronavirus discussion.
Well Michael osterholm who wrote this book deadliest enemy and who was on on Tuesday on the podcast Tuesday he opened up a lot of people's eyes as to like what what the issue is and what what you can do to prevent it
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Michael Osterholm mentions his book, 'Deadliest Enemies', published in 2017, and highlights how it predicted the current pandemic situation, specifically mentioning a chapter titled 'SARS and MERS: A harbinger of things to come'.
you know I wrote the book deadliest enemies that was published in 2017 thank you thank you go get it no an Manik in a chapter 13 The title of the chapter was SARS and MERS A harbinger of things to come you know predicted this and then I wrote a chapter on there what a flu pandemic would look like if it emerged in China and if you read it it's exactly what's happened
Coyote America
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Joe Rogan mentions a previous podcast guest, Dan Flores, and his book 'Coyote America', describing its topic.
dan Flores who has been a guest on the podcast before has a great book called coyote America that sort of details how this came to be and how these coyotes have look at that all over that poor deer
Turbulent Souls:
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Stephen Dubner mentions his first book, 'Turbulent Souls', and notes it was later republished as 'Choosing My Religion'. He describes its subject matter.
my first the first book I wrote long before Freakonomics was called turbulent Souls although it got then republished under a different title called choosing my religion and it tells us this story of my my two parents around me
The Map That Changed the World
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Stephen Dubner mentions a book by Simon Winchester about a geologist named William Smith.
This is an amazing story told in a book called the map that changed the world by a Simon Winchester and basically his ideas and his research were kind of hijacked
Can't Hurt Me
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Michael Yo mentions listening to David Goggins' book and how it inspired him to start working out.
Then I'd listen to the David Goggins book and I was like oh my god this dude's crazy
Never Finished
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Joe Rogan recommends the audiobook version of the David Goggins book.
and the audio Bush book I would actually recommend because in between chapters he talks about all the different things that happen and actually elaborates in a more extensive way makes you go holy [ __ ]
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Summary & Analysis of Lifespan Why We Age- And Why We Don't Have to
Aubrey de Grey mentions that his colleague, David Sinclair, has written a book with the title 'why we age and why we don't have to', noting that Joe Rogan has the book on his shelf. He uses the book's title as an example of how the scientific community's willingness to discuss aging research has changed.
Even David... David is probably the person out of my colleagues who pushes the envelope as much as possible out of people who have regular faculty positions But you know he's just written a book which I see you have on yourself and called you know why we age and why we don't have to He could not have written that book with that title five years ago and kept his job
Lifespan
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Aubrey de Grey mentions that his colleague, David Sinclair, has written a book with the title 'why we age and why we don't have to', noting that Joe Rogan has the book on his shelf. He uses the book's title as an example of how the scientific community's willingness to discuss aging research has changed.
Even David... David is probably the person out of my colleagues who pushes the envelope as much as possible out of people who have regular faculty positions But you know he's just written a book which I see you have on yourself and called you know why we age and why we don't have to He could not have written that book with that title five years ago and kept his job
The Shadow that Scares Me
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Owen Smith mentions Dick Gregory and his favorite book by him, describing its content.
he has a great book he has a book called [ __ ] but his best book I won't say best... my favorite book of his is called the shadow that scares me and it's really him like giving solutions to all of these like problems that that are you know but that were in the narrative at that time about black folks
Outliers
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Joe Rogan mentions Malcolm Gladwell's book 'Outliers' and discusses its point about the Beatles and the 10,000 hours rule.
he wrote outliers... that that book is amazing what talks about the Beatles and know the beat like people think the Beatles came out of nowhere those [ __ ] did thousands and thousands of shows that's what's up it's just numbers
The Impossible First
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The guest, Colin O'Brady, introduces his new book about his solo Antarctica journey and states its title. He mentions he wrote it. Later in the conversation, he discusses its content, subtitle ("from fire to ice"), and its status as a New York Times bestseller.
I brought a book I wrote it I wrote this book last time since I saw you last the impossible first
The Denial of Death
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Brian Greene mentions reading this book by Ernest Becker in his 20s or 30s, asking Joe if he has heard of it.
and then when I was on and it was in my 20s or 30s I read a book by a guy named Ernest Becker called denial of death I'm have you ever heard of this book
Until the End of Time
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Brian Greene mentions his new book, stating it is coming out today and relates it to Ernest Becker's ideas.
and in many ways in my own book the one was coming out actually today until the end of time
The Principles of Psychology
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Brian Greene mentions reading this book by William James after attending a gathering about science and spirituality.
and from that I went to read you know William James's book a varieties of religious experience
The elegant universe
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Brian Greene lists his previous books aimed at the general public, mentioning this one about string theory.
my early books were all focused on trying to bring scientific ideas out to the general public now the elegant universe was about string theory that but the cosmos space and time hidden realities about multiple universes
The fabric of the cosmos
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Brian Greene lists his previous books aimed at the general public, mentioning this one about space and time.
my early books were all focused on trying to bring scientific ideas out to the general public now the elegant universe was about string theory that but the cosmos space and time hidden realities about multiple universes
Enlightenment Now
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Melissa Chen mentions that her organization, Ideas Beyond Borders, chose Steven Pinker's book 'Enlightenment Now' as the first book to translate into Arabic.
I'm a huge fan of the enlight the alignment in general in fact be you know Steven Pinker wrote that book enlightenment now that was the first book we chose to translating into Arabic
The Martian
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The guest, Garrett Reisman, mentions meeting the author of the book that the movie 'The Martian' was based on and tells the story of how he told the author he didn't like the book because it felt too much like work due to the technical details.
you know that movie is really pretty good good movie yeah yeah there was a I met the author the guy that wrote anyway the guy that wrote the book and I told him that I really didn't like his book [Laughter] yeah he's like why was it because like there's not really enough dynamic pressure in a Martian windstorm to knock the antenna off the roof like now it's fine with that said it was because we don't have enough redundancy in the comm system and that's not really realistic I'm like that no because well why didn't you like it I'm like well listen I have a long day of work at SpaceX I come home I open up the book before I go to bed and I'm reading this like okay I got 62 Souls and I got to cover 3000 kilometres and I've got 52 moles of nitrogen hydroxide blah blah blah and I'm like it's like I'm still at work like I wanted some escapism I want to like go home really have romance now or something
Dominion
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The guest mentions historian Tom Holland and his recent book, discussing its argument about wokeness filling the void left by Christianity.
I don't think it's a coincidence that most woke people a fist s-- because this is their alternative for radical religion I think that's probably right there you know Tom Holland wrote is a historian he wrote a book recently called Dominion he makes this case that with the absence of Christianity in comes woken us that it was just just follows from the other in a kind of because they have the similar need to Priscilla ties to convert
Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls: 100 Tales of Extraordinary Women
The guest mentions this as a big-selling children's book featuring feminist icons.
I mean but this is this is you scraping the surfaces so one of the big selling books was good night stories for rebel girls which like each chapters about a major feminist icon that's aimed at young kids
Consent
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The guest mentions this as another children's book aimed at very young kids.
which like each chapters about a major feminist icon that's aimed at young kids there's one called see is for consent that's aimed at very young kids
The Little Girl Who Gave Zero Fucks
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The guest mentions this as another children's book, highlighting its provocative title as an example of "flagrant indoctrination".
there's one called see is for consent that's aimed at very young kids there's one called the little girl who gave zero [ __ ] right this is this sort of you know it's funny I look at this stuff I think this is such flagrant indoctrination
My First Little Book of Intersectional Activism
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The guest mentions writing a children's book as his character Titania McGrath, stating the title.
so like I thought so I've written a book as titania and she's trying to it's called my first little book of intersectional activism right because she can't get it
The God Delusion
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The guest mentions Richard Dawkins' book and how it addresses a point about agnosticism.
that is a fair point and and Richard Dawkins address that point in his book The God Delusion because he says he is actually a de facto atheist
The bell curve
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The Klan leader, Roger Kelly, mentions 'the bell curve' book to support his racist claims about black people's intelligence.
and also this book called the bell curve had just recently come out and yeah yeah you know the one yeah exactly so you know he jumped on that and he said well you know it's a known fact
Holy Bible (NIV)
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The speaker brought a copy of the Bible (specifically the King James Version) to challenge the Klan leader's claim that it preaches racial separation.
and in my bag I had a cassette recorder blank cassette tapes and copy of the Bible because the Ku Klux Klan claims to be a Christian organization and they claim that the Bible preaches racial separation now I've read through the Bible I've never seen that in there so I want to be able to pull out my Bible when he brings it up and say here mr. Kelly show me please in this King James Version chapter and verse where it says blacks and whites must be separate
The Klan Whisperer
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The host asks the speaker about his book, and the speaker states the title and mentions it is out of print but he is working on a second edition.
so your book what is it titled the book is called clandestine spell with AK a clandestine relationships and right now that that book is out of print I'm working on the second edition second copy which will handle all new stories and and plus a lot of the old stuff and updates
Radio Facts Power Play List Magazine
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Kevin Ross mentions he is currently writing his autobiography.
I am I'm actually in the process of writing my opera up biography right now which I've been working on pretty consistently for the last five years something that you know I really was doing it for myself in a lot of ways to have an understanding of the things that I've been through and the things that I've learned and processed and acquired over the years which is you know in a lot of ways it's been extremely rewarding and doing all this
It Didn't Start with You
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book called 'it didn't start with you' about inherited trauma.
What's even crazier about that as I read a book called it didn't start with you and it talks about how these things are passed on generationally from like trauma
My Life in Football
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Kevin Ross mentions he is currently working on his autobiography.
you know I'm I'm a writer like I said I'm working on my autobiography right now I've written two books so far
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Kevin Ross mentions he has written two books so far (in addition to the autobiography he is currently writing).
like I said I'm working on my autobiography right now I've written two books so far I'm an artist
The Righteous Mind
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Bari Weiss mentions Jonathan Haidt and his book, 'The Righteous Mind', calling it brilliant and relevant to the discussion about tribal politics and the loss of religion.
I think you've had Jonathan height on the show and his book the righteous mind is brilliant about this that we were evolved to be religious creatures in a certain way
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions reading 'Empire of the Summer Moon', describing it as a book about the Comanches and how incredible it is.
I'm on my fifth book in the last three months on Native Americans... look higher the summer moon
Black Elk Speaks
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Joe Rogan mentions reading 'Black Elk Speaks', calling it his favorite book on Native Americans so far, noting it's the direct words of Black Elk.
and the more books I read now I'm on Black Elk speaks which is my favorite one so far because Black Elk speaks is an actual man named Black Elk who is a AG lawless Sioux medicine man a Lakota medicine man who in the 1930s told his story so he was alive when he was there when Custer was murdered
How to Fight Anti-Semitism
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Joe Rogan references Bari Weiss's book on anti-semitism as a starting point for their discussion.
you're not religious you think going back to your book do you think my book even started on that
If I Did It
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Joe Rogan mentions O.J. Simpson's controversial book, 'If I Did It'.
remember when she got him she was he was gonna write that book like if I did it
Black Elk Speaks
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The speaker mentions reading/listening to this book about a Sioux medicine man, noting it was written in the 1930s and is the best book he's read on Native Americans recently.
I've been I'm reading this book now I'm listening to it on tape called Black Elk speaks it's about this Iguala Sioux medicine man who was while he was still alive in the 1930s They wrote this book
Blood and Thunder
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The speaker mentions this book, connecting it to Kit Carson, and suggests getting the author ('that dude') on the show.
there's another great book well there's quite a few from a blood and thunder it's yes hit Carson read that yeah yeah that dude get him on the show
Sapiens
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The guest, Ash Dykes, mentions reading a book that sounds like 'Sapiens', finding the numbers/details 'mind-boggling' and referring to the author.
I read an uh Safian no it's great really just stopped her but that's just mind-boggling with the numbers you know he's right back Whoa Whoa
Blood and Thunder
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book, describing it as his fourth Native American book and a 'blood and thunder book', and discusses its themes of violence and conflict between Native Americans and settlers, relating it to current events.
Man I've been in the the middle of this fourth Native American book this blood and thunder book that just happened like the the reason why I'm worried is not just because of the news and not just but also because of these goddamn books with talks about the Native American interactions with the soldiers and the settlers it's [ __ ] that is in our genes man it just happened people were horrible they did horrible thing and it shatters this notion that so many of us love to hold on to that without the Europeans here the Native Americans live peacefully they didn't live peacefully with each other no one ever has the Native Americans so lauder teach other they took each other slave they killed each other they tortured each other the Comanches were known for it I mean it's a horrific here in the story horrific what the soldiers did to horrific with the human beings of that era when forced into that conflict were willing to do and what they were willing to become that is not that long ago man that's why I'm scared
Sleepwalk with Me
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Bert mentions Mike Birbiglia's popular blog that was read on the radio show Bob and Tom, which is the basis for his book/show 'Sleepwalk With Me'.
and he was to write a blog and his blog became really popular might what was it what was it my it was he would read it on Bob and Tom who's [ __ ] here
Conversive Hidden Non-Markovian Models
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Joe Rogan mentions listening to a course from The Great Courses by Robert Buchholz about the foundations of Western civilization.
if you go to audible.com and go to the great courses I listen to these courses I just listen to 48 lectures by a guy named Robert Buchholz who is this [ __ ] amazing professor on the foundations of Western civilization
Blood and Thunder
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book titled 'Blood and Thunder: An Epic Tale of the American West' about Kit Carson.
Tell you this one it's a blood and thunder yeah blood and thunder an epic tale of the American West it's about Kit Carson and the mountain
Son of the Morning Star
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about General Custer titled 'Son of the Morning Star'.
it was the the one on General Custer General Custer was the last one which was son of the morning star that was the last one when I was reading
The Order of Time
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Joe Rogan mentions listening to a book about time, later identifying the title as 'The Order of Time' and the author as Carlo Rovelli.
just listen to this book about time and these concepts just came up swear that you're talking about after the whole book I was more confused about time the order of time but by the way that's a great name Carlo Rovelli
Buffalo Bill
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The guest mentions his friend Steve Rinella wrote this book about the history of the Plains tribes and the North American Buffalo, recommending the audiobook version read by the author.
my friend Steve Rinella wrote a great book it's called American Buffalo and he actually did the audio version of it too and he's a really good narrator it's it's excellent book but it's all about the history of the Plains tribes then North American Buffalo
The Power of One
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Joe Rogan asks the guest if he has read this book, stating it's one of his favorites and a great audiobook.
you ever done the power of one oh yeah I've read that was a couple of years ago yeah my favorites yeah it's great audio book -
Understanding Media
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Joe Rogan asks Jamie to look up Marshall McLuhan, and Jamie mentions the title 'media understanding media'.
but what is Marshall McLuhan so so it's uh it's a broader point that our full understanding media or media understanding media that's it for yeah 1964 imagine if that guy called it yeah in 64 so so definitely it's it's a it's a broader point of people make and that we are in a way enslaved by our technology and that I think in the book sapiens by Harari
Sapiens
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The speaker mentions the book 'Sapiens' by 'Harari' and discusses a point made in the book.
and that I think in the book sapiens by Harari yeah great book he makes the point about grain enslaving us because the Agricultural Revolution ten thousand years ago they we didn't really become better
The Satanic Verses
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Joe Rogan asks about Salman Rushdie and his book, which led to a fatwa. They discuss trying to remember the title, which is then provided.
Well how about you know Salman Rushdie is right now remind me Salman Rushdie was an author who wrote a book that wasn't even specifically about Islam was it called again I remember from that Seinfeld episode where George met him he's like there's Salman Rushdie and they're like Kramer did or something so I don't know either remember the book no I remember him I don't remember the book but some whatever the book was there was a fatwa put out on him you know an attack on his life so they he had to go into hiding and he was he's in hiding like forever people are mad at him for years and years and years Satanic Verses that's it Satanic Verses
An Ethnography of Living and Working in a Group Home for People with Down Syndrome and Dementia
Joe Rogan mentions having the author 'Sam Quinn' (S.C. Gwynne) on the podcast and talks about his book 'Empire of the Summer Moon', describing its subject matter.
Just look right here I had this author in the other day his name Sam Sam Quinn he wrote this book empire of the summer moon it's [ __ ] amazing man it's about the Comanches and it's about the the war they had with like through Texas and Oklahoma and went on forever like a ganancias were the last holdout against the American settlers and events against the soldiers the Comanches were the last holdouts they were the last like truly wild tribe and they were running the plains for like hundreds and hundreds of years of horses and [ __ ] but here's the thing man this moved this book it's taken place in the mid 1800s to the late 1800s but just like that's so recently
Triggered
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Joe Rogan and Tony Hinchcliffe discuss the fighter Colby Covington using Donald Trump Jr.'s book as part of his public persona and promotion.
and he brings that Donald Trump jr. book everywhere he goes I love it he's got an orange suit just as gross as the blue one it is goddamn hilarious he's there's photos of him at the press conference with the orange suit bro he is Look at that Look at his orange suit it looks like it cost less than the blue suit I didn't think that was possible it's got a pen He's a [ __ ] genius listen that this guy let me mark my words when this guy is done fighting he will be a huge pro wrestling star okay [ __ ] huge and he might do it quick how about that he if he wins if that guy wins and maybe he fights Maz Badal maybe fights one more time he goes right into pro wrestling hey any man cha-ching and what's crazy is that I've been pitching we do a wrestling podcast at the Comedy Store and I've been pitching for years now City the press coverage reading Donald Trump Ginger's book and I've been pitching for years that the WWE is missing out on having this pro-trump super bad guy character and then Colby comes out of nowhere and does it in real life in the UFC and they still haven't done it in WWE
The Strongest Shall Survive
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The guest, Pavel Tsatsouline, mentions Bill Starr and his book on strength training for football, highlighting its quality.
so bill Starr who was a huge name in the game he he was a former top weightlifter in the United States back in the 60s later on very successful coach strength coach and author The strongest shall survive His book on strength training for football remains one of the best strength training books
A Plausible Autobiography of Earl Callen
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The guest mentions being a fan of old-time strongman books and specifically names Earl Lederman and his book from 1925, calling it awesome.
I am a fan of books by old-time strongman Not all of them of course but some of them are just remarkable Earl Lederman he was an American strongman an educator He wrote a book back in 1925 called the seekers of strength and it's an awesome book
The Quick and the Dead
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The guest mentions his most recent book and clarifies that it is for advanced minimalists.
And your most recent book my most recent book is the quick and the dead total training for the advanced minimalist but that is for the advanced minimalist so I presume that's not for the majority of of listeners
Kettlebell -
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The guest mentions an updated edition of another one of his books, recommending it as a starting point for most people.
so I also bought the same time came out with an updated edition of my kettlebells simple and sinister and that I believe firmly believe is the book for most people to most people whether it's grandma Betty or Ranger Joe that to train on to get started on
Enlightenment Now
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Steven Pinker about how things are getting better, and Jamie provides the title 'Enlightenment Now'.
There's a great there's a book by Steven Pinker I can't remember the name of it is escaping me but it's a it's a really good book about like um oh my god why can't any of the name uh can you look up a Steven Pinker book and it just essentially talks about like how things are actually because you know people always say good old days and how things are getting exponentially better it'll continue to get better yeah he was on recently oh yeah yeah yeah about five six months ago he's great I really like him I love is well I love outliers oh there's Malcolm yeah I love that too He was on recently - He was on much more recently He was on like double weeks ago but Pinker's excellent He's just his work enlightenment now Yes Yes yeah he gets massive pushback on that That's what's interesting because he's saying that everything's better that there's less violence there's less crime there's less rape there's less all these things and he shows that statistically
Outliers
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Joe Rogan mentions that he loves 'outliers' after discussing Steven Pinker's book, and Jamie confirms 'Malcolm' (referring to Malcolm Gladwell) was on recently.
I really like him I love is well I love outliers oh there's Malcolm yeah I love that too He was on recently - He was on much more recently He was on like double weeks ago but Pinker's excellent He's just his work enlightenment now Yes Yes yeah he gets massive pushback on that That's what's interesting because he's saying that everything's better that there's less violence there's less crime there's less rape there's less all these things and he shows that statistically
Buffalo Bill
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Joe Rogan mentions his friend Steve Rinella wrote this book and he posted about it on Instagram.
you will see my friend Steve Rinella wrote a book called American Buffalo and I had put on Instagram how great the book was
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions that a friend recommended the guest's book, explicitly naming it. This book is the main topic of the episode.
he tells me to read your book and empire of the summer moon
Coyote America
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Joe Rogan mentions Dan Flores and one of his books by title.
There's a guy named Dan Flores he's got a bunch of great books and one of them is called coyote America
American Serengeti
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Joe Rogan describes another book by Dan Flores about extinct large animals in North America. The title is not clearly recalled/stated but is likely 'American Serengeti'.
He's got another one what is this other book about the the various large land animals that went extinct here in North America
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
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The guest mentions the 'Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee' narrative as a common perspective on Native Americans as victims.
I think people are often used to the burry my heart at Wounded Knee narrative of the of Native Americans which is as victims
The Heart of Everything That Is
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The guest mentions this book as one that followed his, focusing on the Sioux.
yeah let's see the center of everything that is the heart of everything that is which is which is a version Well not a version but it was a it was a kind of doing for the Sioux what what this book did
Blood and Thunder
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The guest mentions this book as a good one that was published shortly before his.
There was another book actually they came out just before by called blood and thunder That's quite good
Hymns of the Republic
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The guest mentions his recently published book about the Civil War.
I have a new book out called hymns of the Republic about the final year of the war
Rebel Yell
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The guest mentions writing a biography of Stonewall Jackson.
I wrote a biography of Stonewall Jackson and so I've been kind of I took I took a right turn
Crazy Horse
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The guest mentions a book about Crazy Horse written by Larry McMurtry.
Larry McMurtry wrote a pretty good book about Crazy Horse a small volume
War Is a Racket
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The speaker mentions that Smedley Butler wrote a book in 1935 and attempts to recall the title, likely misremembering 'War Is a Racket'.
and this guy Smedley Butler wrote a book in 1935 called like wars around Wars Iraqi
The Plot to Seize the White House
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The speaker mentions reading a recent, long book about the conspiracy to overthrow FDR, which focuses on Smedley Butler.
the book that it's called um like the time the conspiracy to overthrow the government and then it's all it's all about him it's a really long book that just came out about like overthrowing FDR
Blitzed
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The speaker mentions reading this book and describes its topic, which is drug use in Nazi Germany.
which I read a book love called blitzed drugs in the Third Reich that was basically just about how much meth they were all on
The Paleo Cure
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James Wilks references Chris Kresser's B12 eBook, challenging Kresser about a study cited within it.
so can we just go into your study sorry your e-book on b12 you basically said I don't know where you got that study from your b12 eBook opened with the exact same study
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions listening to this audiobook about the Comanches and recommends it.
one of the things I was reading about the Comanches was I watching listening rather to this audio book summer moon empire of the summer moon it's amazing I recommended it too much
Report of the ... Session of the Working Party on Eel
The guest mentions E.O. Wilson, describing him as the father of modern biodiversity and the author of 'the book on biodiversity', linking his work to the concept of setting aside half the planet for wildlife.
eel Wilson... he has two pilasters for his work on in biology he's a wrote the book on biodiversity he's considered the father of modern biodiversity is about getting the right around 90 years old now but looking at he would do things like go to an island and pretty much exterminate everything on it and then try to figure out well you know at what rate did the animals come back and what's what's sustainable and he's figured out that to save 85% of the we had the wild animals on the planet you had to put aside half of it for them you know that's hassle of the plant have to plan it
The Blue Zones
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The guest mentions Dan Buettner, a National Geographic fellow, who popularized the concept of 'Blue Zones' where people live longer and healthier lives, linking it to diet and lifestyle factors discussed in the context of Loma Linda.
Dan Buettner Geographic fellow popularized the idea that there's these five geographic regions the plan of where people live longer and without chronic disease than any other place on the planet so I was out there last week at the BRIT the brain health and Alzheimer clinic and there's two researchers that started when there wasn't one for miles around and they opened it with 1 out of 3 people in America and the next 10 years gonna be affected by Alzheimer's
The Power of Sleep & Supplements
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Joe Rogan mentions Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep scientist who has been on the podcast, and discusses his work linking lack of sleep to Alzheimer's disease.
I mean dr. Matthew Walker has been on this podcast who's so well renowned sleep scientist was discussing that it's one of the biggest corollary one of the biggest factors where they've determined that the less sleep you have the higher likelihood you have of Alzheimer's disease and it's really stark like that
Understanding Dreams, Visions, and Prophecies
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Joe Rogan mentions Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep scientist who has been on the podcast, and discusses his work linking lack of sleep to Alzheimer's disease.
I mean dr. Matthew Walker has been on this podcast who's so well renowned sleep scientist was discussing that it's one of the biggest corollary one of the biggest factors where they've determined that the less sleep you have the higher likelihood you have of Alzheimer's disease and it's really stark like that
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions he is almost finished listening to the audiobook 'Empire the summer moon' and discusses its content about the war between Plains tribes and settlers, mentioning the author S. C. Gwynne.
So dude I'm almost done with this book I'm listen audiobook Empire the summer moon it is [ __ ] insane It's all of us at the war Jamie Gary [ __ ] Gary's [ __ ] Gary that's lucky SC Gwyn gwy and n E and part of summer moon it's all about the war with the Plains tribes the Plains Plains Indians versus the settlers is [ __ ] insane man
The Coddling of the American Mind
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Jonathan Haidt called 'The Coddling of the American Mind' and discusses its topic regarding the negative impact of social media and smartphones on young people's mental health.
I mean the pressures that people have is a book Jonathan hate wrote called the coddling of the American mind that discusses the issue that kids are having today with cell phones and depression And because of social media use and that especially girls so many girls are cutting themselves and self-harm suicides Way up dude
The Bhagavad Gita
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RZA mentions the Bhagavad Gita as containing a scripture about talking to oneself.
There's a scripture on that book What is the scripture is in the Bhagavad Gita
The Real Pepsi Challenge
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RZA mentions a book about the history of Pepsi's marketing strategy targeting the black community, and Jamie pulls up the title and subtitle.
and they it's a book called this call is a book called the real Jamie pop it up the real Pepsi challenge the real Pepsi challenge there to us How one pioneering company broke the color barrier in 1940's American businesses
Quran
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RZA mentions sending a copy of the Quran to someone who was going through a difficult time.
I sent him a Quran you know and I was like I think you know look my have to get into some studies brother cuz you know it's so so so so anyway I sent him to karana buddy hold you down off of that
Creativity, Inc. (The Expanded Edition)
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RZA mentions that Brian Grazer read his book, which led to the creation of the Hulu TV series 'Wu-Tang: An American Saga'.
and he had he actually read my book the Dow of wool and that led to him having an interest in making this into a TV series
Charlemagne
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Israel Adesanya mentions reading Charlemagne's book and realizing how eating affects mental health through that camp and the book.
and then when i got back to camp boom and i realized through that camp and also reading charlemagne's book as well the shook ones
Empire of the Summer Moon
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Joe Rogan mentions he is listening to the audiobook "Empire of the Summer Moon" and describes its content about the brutal history of the wars between settlers and Native Americans, focusing on the Comanche tribe. He notes how horrific some of the events described are and how fascinating the Comanche way of life was.
do you have been reading this book about the Wild West holy [ __ ] but it's an audiobook I say I'm reading but I'm really lying I'm listening I'm listening I always do Empire the summer moon holy [ __ ] holy [ __ ] is it good it's terrifying Empire the wet empire of the summer moon it's about the wars between the settlers and Native Americans and I'm in like it's track for whatever that means I guess that's chapter four and holy [ __ ] is it horrific Some of the things that happened to these people mads you like gory like no it's not that it's the history of the United States I'm fascinated by what what happened with these tribes and when these these white settlers showed up and I'm fascinated by what the tribes were doing before the settlers showed up too and there's they detail a lot of that too it talks about the Comanche about what happened when the Comanche got horses and they they just really started getting really good at raising horses and they had way more horses than anybody and they slowly dominated it's fascinating stuff man I mean this isn't that long ago that these folks were riding horses dominating landscape with bows and arrows and Spears and hunting Buffalo and cooking them over fire and now it's [ __ ] amazing their life was I'm it is like like sort of a fairy tale movie type [ __ ] of like Avatar people but this is how these a lot of these folks lift me and it's savage to like that the murders when it talks about the murders and murdering murdering settlers and babies all kinds of crazy [ __ ] like if you can't handle that don't read it but few not really listening to it son you're right you listen so I listen to it yeah is that better than reading it it says I can do it in my car I'm always driving around I mean I try to read but I don't read as much as I do listen I listen way more than ever you gotta go on the beach or something where you flip the page I might have to check that out I will check that out
Last Child in the Woods
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Pete refers to Richard Louv's book 'Last Child in the Woods' as his 'Bible' and says it changed his life, discussing kids being afraid to go outside.
and he wrote a book her last child in woods is my Bible changed my life
Chew on this
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Joe mentions Eric Schlosser and his book/documentary about the history of nuclear accidents and close calls.
who is it schlosser Eric Schlosser wrote this book and documentary is fascinating history of accidents and close calls is nuts
Fast Food Nation
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Joe mentions Eric Schlosser and his book/documentary about the history of nuclear accidents and close calls.
who is it schlosser Eric Schlosser wrote this book and documentary is fascinating history of accidents and close calls is nuts
The New Jim Crow
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Pete mentions Michelle Alexander's book 'The New Jim Crow' and its focus on racial injustice and mass incarceration.
Michelle Alexander's the new Jim Crow takes on racial injustice and mass incarceration you just read that book
The Scavenger's Guide to Haute Cuisine
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Pete mentions listening to an audiobook by his friend Steve Rinella called 'The American Buffalo' about the history of wildlife and Native Americans.
I'm listening to this book on tape on my friend Steve Rinella about it's called the American Buffalo I think it's called American Buffalo sounds awesome
Free Speech
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Pete mentions Nadine Strossen and her book about speech, censorship, and why censorship is ineffective, referencing the example of Germany.
it certainly is nadine strossen who i think used to be something at the ECL you wrote a book about speech and about how in Germany you're not allowed to fly the swastika
The Coddling of the American Mind
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Pete mentions reading 'The American Mind' by Jonathan Haidt (and co-authors), discussing its relevance to the consequences of screens on young people.
You've read Jonathan heights work about it I've read only the American mind you should read it Julie Wang E
Chasing the Scream
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The guest mentions Johann Hari's book, Chasing the Scream, and its impact on his understanding of addiction.
it's like Johann Hari in his book he's been out here chasing The Scream yeah he like blew my mind with something with these revelations that really it's just like people can age out of these drugs
Original Gangstas
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The guest mentions his previous book about West Coast hip-hop, titled Original Gangsters, and interviewing Freeway Ricky Ross for it.
well for my book about West Coast hip-hop called original gangsters I interviewed a freeway Ricky Ross is here
Fentanyl, Inc
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The host prompts the guest to promote his book, Fentanyl Inc., and the guest provides the title and subtitle.
Tell everyone your book fentanyl Inc it's available now oh yeah absolutely it's uh yeah fencing a link how rogue chemists are creating the deadliest wave of the opioid epidemic
The Star Wars: Die Urfassung
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Rick Baker mentions reading the book about his career, naming the publisher (Cameron publishing) and the author (Jonathan Rinzler).
when I read the book to which a Cameron publishing who did the book in and Jonathan Rinzler who wrote it who did he interviewed me a lot and he also went back to old articles and all things at the time and did a really nice job of weaving the story together
Crash and Burn
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Artie mentions writing his fourth book, titled 'ripping and running', while in jail and is trying to get a publishing deal for it.
I wrote another book in jail so I wrote a fourth book good it's called ripping and running and I'm trying to I'm trying to get a deal
Too Fat to Fish
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Artie mentions his first book, 'Too Fat to Fish', and its success as a New York Times bestseller.
the first book I had out to fat to fish which debuted number one of the New York Times bestsellers
Can't Hurt Me
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Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins and describes the unique format of his audiobook where his business partner reads the book and Goggins provides commentary.
you know David Goggin says the Navy SEALs yeah I've heard that he did a great thing with his book where he wrote a book but in the audiobook he had his business partner read it and then he would talk about it after
Atomic Habits
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The guest mentions James Clear and his book 'Atomic Habits', noting he is a New York Times bestselling author.
this is actually from James clear have you heard of him atomic habits New York Times bestselling author
Full Focus Planner Wellness - Gray
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The guest mentions another planner they use for daily and weekly planning, called 'the full focus planner'.
and I like how I also have another one called the full focus planner in that anyway you can plan out your day your week
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan mentions the book and quotes a famous line from it, attributing it to the author.
This is Miyamoto Musashi from the book of five rings and in that book he said something once you understand the way broadly you will see it in everything
Last Words
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Kevin Smith mentions George Carlin's book and discusses its content and the co-author.
but in his book last words he talks about like he bought a jet... they published it posthumously but he was working on it with Tony Hendra before he died
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The Brown's Reunion 2001
The speakers discuss Arthur C. Clarke's famous law and mention his work '2001', confirming he wrote it.
Clark's first law there is about 2001... well Kubrick made the movie made the movie by thank God he write it Clark wrote it
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Mushrooms, Mankind, DMT, and Hyperspace
Joe Rogan mentions Terence McKenna and his theory, 'the stoned ape theory,' discussing its premise.
but Terence Mckenna had a theory called the stoned ape theory he believed that human beings were experimenting with psilocybin mushrooms and it's psilocybin mushrooms accelerated our evolution
Papers on the War
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Kyle Kulinski compares Julian Assange exposing war crimes to Daniel Ellsberg exposing US actions in Vietnam, referencing the Pentagon Papers.
because you know just like with Mike Ravel previously Daniel Ellsberg actually is who I'm thinking of just like with Daniel Ellsberg when he showed the what we were doing in Vietnam and how we were killing civilians they do not want you to expose their war crimes
The Wealth of Nations
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Adam Smith and his book 'The Wealth of Nations' are mentioned in the context of classical economic ideas and libertarianism.
it drew in a classical economic ideas espoused by Adam Smith You know at one of the wealth of nations
The Hidden History of the Vietnam War
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Joe Rogan mentions having the author John Norris on the podcast to discuss his book 'Hidden War' about cartel grow-ops and their impact on the wilderness.
well I had the author of hidden war on the podcast his name is John Norris and John Norris he got a job initially as a game warden because you know he grew up in the outdoors and fishing and hunting and things like that
War Is a Racket
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Kyle Kulinski quotes Smedley Butler's famous phrase 'war is a racket' and attributes it to him, referencing his well-known publication.
were you know war is a racket a Smedley Butler said you can make a lot of money going down this road so that's Smedley Butler war is a racket
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi on the Bhagavad-Gita
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Kyle Kulinski attributes the famous quote 'I am become death, destroyer of worlds' (said by Oppenheimer) to its source, the Bhagavad Gita.
when Oppenheimer saw the very first explosion of test explosion said I am become death destroyer of worlds It's a quote from the bhagavad-gita
Civilized to Death
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Chris Ryan introduces an anecdote from his book 'Civilized to Death'.
There's a there's an anecdote that is in this book civilized to death Notice that segue
I've Never Met An Idiot On The River
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Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Henry Winkler about fly fishing.
He wrote a book on fly fishing and I think the books called I never met an idiot on the river
Sex at Dawn
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Chris Ryan mentions telling a story in his book 'Sex at Dawn'.
I actually told this book the story at the beginning of sex at dawn I was with my girlfriend at the time
Permanent Record
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Edward Snowden mentions that he wrote a book titled 'Permanent Record' and that this is the reason he is appearing on the podcast. He describes the book's content and the government's reaction to its publication.
so I I came on because I just written a book called permanent record which is the the story of my life because that's what publishers make you do and when you're writing your first book but it's more than that because I didn't just want to talk about me it's actually about the changing of Technology and the changing of government in this sort of post 9/11 era which you know our generation just sort of happened to be growing up during and I was at the CIA and the NSA and all this stuff but the day that the book came out the government hit me with a lawsuit and they hit the publisher of the books with a with a lawsuit
Outgrowing God
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The host introduces the guest and mentions his new book, asking about its release date.
and we have a new book out outgrowing God when does it come out is it out now it is out now
The God Delusion
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The host mentions reading this book by the guest in preparation for the interview.
last week I think I read The God Delusion in in preparation for this
The Blind Watchmaker
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Richard Dawkins describes his book (referring back to The God Delusion) as humorous.
I'm also humorous I mean I like to think it's a funny book but a lot of people do think it's hard in the other sense
The Book of Mormon
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Richard Dawkins discusses the origins of Mormonism, mentioning Joseph Smith's purported translation of The Book of Mormon.
in addition to the Book of Mormon Joseph Smith purported to translate another book called The Book of Abraham which was in a different language some ancient Egyptian language
Going Clear
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The host mentions a book by Lawrence Wright about Scientology and recommends it.
yeah I'm sure you read Lawrence Wright's book go ahead and read it but I mean I know the story the book is fantastic
Prisoners of Faith
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The host mentions a book by Lawrence Wright about Scientology and recommends it.
yeah I'm sure you read Lawrence Wright's book go ahead and read it but I mean I know the story the book is fantastic
Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul
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Richard Dawkins mentions a book by Douglas Adams that features Norse gods.
Douglas Adams wrote a lovely book called the long dark teatime of the soul which had in which the Norse gods apart a vision
River Out of Eden
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Richard Dawkins describes the structure of his new book, Outgrowing God.
yes it's in two halves the first half is debunking God it begins with what we were talking about earlier this year number of different gods
The Stuff of Thought
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Joe Rogan mentions Steven Pinker and his books, noting that Pinker discusses how things are getting better over time, which is often criticized.
and I think this is a I mean Steven Pinker talks about this all the time in his books but and it's criticized for it because a lot of people don't like the idea that things are getting better and they want to dwell on the negative aspects and they want to they want to magnify those and make it the most important focal point
Tribe
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Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and 'The Tribe' (initially as a movie, but then asks if Dakota read 'it'). Dakota confirms he read it and says it's very good, implying it's also a book.
Sebastian Junger wrote about this in a movie the tribe yeah do you read it I read it It's very good
The Hidden History of the Vietnam War
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Joe Rogan mentions a guy named John Norris who wrote a book called 'the hidden war' about his experiences as a game warden encountering cartel grow-ops.
I had a guy named John Norris who wrote a book called the hidden war and the book is all about how he was game warden and during his normal duties like looking for you know making sure that people aren't over fishing or hunting without a license that kind of stuff they started finding these cartel grow-ops
Barfing in the Backseat #12
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Joe Rogan mentions that Henry Winkler, whom he did a movie with, wrote a book about fly-fishing.
I did a movie with Henry... he wrote a book called there's no idiots on the river about fly-fishing he loves fly-fishing
Fenway Park
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Lenny Clarke reads a detailed passage from a book (likely by David Mellor) about the Fenway Park groundskeeper Joe Mooney and how fish from the Charles River ended up on the field during heavy rain.
January 2001 at Fenway Park I set down with previous thirty-year heads ground keeper mr. Joe Mooney to discuss the nuances of Fenway ... but at least I made time to take this photo And since then I've had it hanging on my office wall
Tribe
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Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe' while discussing the sense of camaraderie and difficulty soldiers face returning from war.
one of the things that you know Sebastian Junger is he's a journalist who wrote books on war and he wrote a book called tribe This is a really interesting book It talked a lot about this sort of thing that happens with these guys like The Hurt Locker
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Vinny Shoreman recommends watching a cartoon adaptation of the story "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" by Rudyard Kipling, describing it as a cool metaphor and noting it's a story by Kipling.
I said to him watch rikki-tikki-tavi which is a story about a mongoose fight two snakes and it's a it's a metaphor so really cool matter for anyone to watch it on YouTube since 1975 cartoon. It's a story by Rudyard Kipling
Endure
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Liam Harrison praises Cam Hanes' book, calling it excellent.
book is excellent man
Something Deeply Hidden
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Sean Carroll, the guest and author, mentions the title of his new book and explains that it comes from a quote by Einstein.
so Einstein is one of the secret heroes of the book because he has this reputation as someone who just couldn't quite accept quantum mechanics the title something deeply hidden is a quote from Einstein when he was talking about when he was a kid and he had a compass
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
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Sean Carroll mentions this book and its author while discussing philosophy of science classes.
you know the structure of scientific revolutions is the famous book that everyone reads people like Thomas Kuhn and Paula abend and so forth
The Particle at the End of the Universe
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Sean Carroll mentions his previous book as the motivation for starting his podcast.
the I'll tell you that the motivation was when I wrote my previous book the big picture it was a sprawling book
Hell's Angels
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Joe Rogan mentions Hunter S. Thompson's first book, 'Hell's Angels', while discussing Thompson's comparison of police beatings to those by the Hells Angels.
because you know his first book yeah the Hells Angels look
Summary & Analysis of Lifespan Why We Age- And Why We Don't Have to
The guest, David Sinclair, is introduced along with the title of his book. He refers to it throughout the conversation when discussing his research and ideas on aging.
David Sinclair lifespan why we age and why we don't have to I'm so happy there are people like you out there because I don't want to age
Lifespan
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The guest, David Sinclair, is introduced along with the title of his book. He refers to it throughout the conversation when discussing his research and ideas on aging.
David Sinclair lifespan why we age and why we don't have to I'm so happy there are people like you out there because I don't want to age
Minecraft: The Mountain
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Joe Rogan mentions the novels that the movie World War Z is based on and identifies the author as Max Brooks.
the novel's are supposed to be excellent weren't the novels written by some famous guys son who's who wrote them now max Brooks the son of Mel Brooks
Best evidence
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Bill Burr mentions reading this book about the JFK conspiracy theory by David Lifton and how it affected his perspective at the time.
I acted a conspiracy theory book about JFK then I've [ __ ] loved This was called best evidence by David liftin This buddy of mine who's in a band to hold the pale horse
The Coddling of the American Mind
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Jonathan Haidt about the effects of social media on kids.
and Jonathan hate wrote a great book called the coddling of the American mind
The Four Agreements
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Joe Rogan asks Zuby if he knows Don Miguel Ruiz, and Zuby mentions 'The Four Agreements'.
Do you know who Don Miguel Ruiz is? I do for agreements
Letters from an Astrophysicist
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Neil deGrasse Tyson announces his upcoming book and its title.
okay so you know I'm saying like are they saying it online I have a book coming out in a month called letters from an astrophysicist
Death by black hole : and other cosmic quandaries
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Neil deGrasse Tyson announces the release date of his book, likely referring to 'Letters from an Astrophysicist'.
and that ladies and gentlemen is the end of the podcast ha ha ha This block will be available when Sir comes out in in October first week of October
The Emotional Brain
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The guest, Joseph LeDoux, mentions his 1996 book and how therapists used it with patients to help them understand the separation between physiological reactions and conscious fear.
In 1996 I published a book called the emotional brain and few years later I started finding out from therapists that the lot of patients were reading the book with their therapist and they were saying that it was really helping them understand why
Anxious
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The guest mentions his previous book, 'Anxious', and discusses a proposed three-step program from it for treating fear and anxiety.
so you know one of the things we've we've proposed a proposes in my last book anxious was a kind of test program for exploring this where be kind of a three-part three-step program
The Selfish Gene
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The guest mentions Richard Dawkins and his book 'The Selfish Gene' in the context of animal instinct and selfishness.
obviously you know with Richard Dawkins said the theory The Selfish Gene
Blue
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Steve Aoki announces and describes his new memoir, stating its title.
and you kind of book bro I do call that noise blue the color of noise yeah what's this about it's my memoir
Sapiens
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Sapiens' by Yuval Noah Harari, and Steve Aoki confirms it is his favorite book.
but you've all her re oh wow I love that guy yeah sapiens is amazing yeah savings my favorite book
Homo Deus
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Steve Aoki mentions finishing another book by Yuval Noah Harari, likely mispronouncing 'Deus'.
I'm on the second one right now yeah I just finished homo Davis
Fantastic Voyage
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Steve Aoki mentions a book co-authored by his doctor, Dr. Grossman, and Ray Kurzweil, describing its focus on living long enough for future technology.
I was with dr. Grossman he's the doctor I work with and he wrote the book with Ray Kurzweil called I think it's the sub the sub text of the book is stayin alive until we get told tell who you reached singularity or something like that He wrote that in with with Ray Kurzweil
Stephen King Goes to the Movies
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Joe Rogan mentions that the movie 'Lawnmower Man' was based on a book by Stephen King, describing the plot.
but the idea was based on a Stephen King book and the Stephen King book where there was a guy who was sort of slow and they did something to him and all of a sudden he became some super genius almost godlike character
War in the Woods
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John Nores mentions his first book, 'War in the Woods', in response to Joe asking if his first book was 'Hidden War'.
and getting to meet certain guys from the sheriff's department in my first book goes into this whole learning experience of you know ad hoc jumping in with other agencies and doing it was this the hidden war this was the first book war in the woods
Hidden War
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John Nores mentions 'Hidden War' as his brand new book, following up 'War in the Woods'.
So you wrote war in the woods and then hidden war is the new one yeah hidden wars the brand new one that just came out and they're basically ten years apart
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The L.L. Bean Game and Fish Cookbook
Steven Rinella mentions finding a recipe in an old cookbook owned by his brother, identifying it by its title and the author's first name.
you know i found out about eating it because my brother found out about eating it because he has this old cookbook called the ll bean it's like the yellow bean wild game cookbook um by a guy named angus first name of angus if i remember right and he's got a shank like he's got a shank recipe in his book for antelope shank
The Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game
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Steven Rinella refers to his own cookbook and the organizational principle used within it (by cut rather than animal type).
so obviously like when we did our cookbook i tried really hard to steer away from things that would be elk recipes deer recipes and just take it from a cut basis cookbook is excellent
Why We Do What We Do
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Joe Rogan mentions having a podcast with Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep expert who has written books, and discusses the negative impacts of insufficient sleep, which is the main topic of Walker's well-known book.
anyways i had a podcast with a guy named dr matthew walker who's a sleep expert written books on sleeping and he talks about the vast amount of americans that are under arrested and and what an impact it has on your hormonal production on your body's ability to recover on your happiness your your body's ability to produce endorphins and all these different variables that are extremely important to happiness and to productivity
Decode Your Dreams
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Joe Rogan mentions having a podcast with Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep expert who has written books, and discusses the negative impacts of insufficient sleep, which is the main topic of Walker's well-known book.
anyways i had a podcast with a guy named dr matthew walker who's a sleep expert written books on sleeping and he talks about the vast amount of americans that are under arrested and and what an impact it has on your hormonal production on your body's ability to recover on your happiness your your body's ability to produce endorphins and all these different variables that are extremely important to happiness and to productivity
Sport Fish of the Gulf of Mexico
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Steven Rinella mentions a writer named Vic Dunaway and his series of fisheries guidebooks, noting their food quality sections.
you know what's funny about great whites is there's a guy there's a writer i love and he does all these fisheries guidebooks named vic dunaway i don't know if he's dead or alive but i got all of his books He's got like gulf coast pacific ocean atlantic coast um he does these books like it's like all the fish that you're likely to catch
The Relationship Between Student Motivation to Learn and Cooperative Learning Methods
Roy Wood Jr. mentions reading this book by Robert Rodriguez about making a low-budget film, which inspired him.
yo i read a book um rebel without a crew i think it's um i think rich rodriguez i think is think is his name and he was a filmmaker and he made the i can't remember the name of the movie but it was the prequel to what became desperado oh robert rodriguez yes
Going Clear
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Joe asks Roy if he read the book 'Going Clear'. They discuss the book and the documentary based on it, and Joe mentions the author Lawrence Wright.
Did you ever read um going clear i saw the the thing yeah yeah it's the uh the doc is great the book is even crazier because lawrence wright goes into depth with all these different people that like as they were realizing that it was horseshit
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe mentions buying this book as part of his search for self-improvement and psychology when he was young.
man i bought tony robbins [ __ ] i bought all kind i bought book of five rings about [ __ ] art of war i bought everything
The Art of War
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Joe mentions buying this book as part of his search for self-improvement and psychology when he was young.
man i bought tony robbins [ __ ] i bought all kind i bought book of five rings about [ __ ] art of war i bought everything
Dianetics
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Roy mentions Dianetics as a concept/book L. Ron Hubbard wrote about. Joe later confirms buying the book after seeing a commercial.
Try to get people to come to these uh free workshops all these different things on anxiety different things on the mind dianetics that's what he just decided to write about dianetics
Safety Off
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Dan Crenshaw mentions he is writing a book about outrage culture and becoming too soft, detailing its focus on lessons from experience and psychology, and specifically mentions a chapter titled 'no plan B'.
I'm writing a whole book on this actually I'm glad uh and uh it's about outrage culture It's about becoming too soft and but I but I try to make it a you know a uh productive conversation each chapter will be lessons you know derived from my own experiences and and derived from psychology uh derived from of ancient truths actually uh you know nothing I will say in this book is going to be new but that's kind of the point ... and so this I go into this a lot in my book too You have to tell yourself the right story about that trauma ... is another chapter in my book I call it no plan B You go through this with no plan B
Cum for Bigfoot
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The host and guest discuss the genre of Bigfoot erotica and mention this title while looking it up online.
Do you know these people really into Bigfoot sexually there's like all these novels written about big things is good data tall Armenian no no that's that hard They ever go to Glendale everywhere go to the Galleria there's this Bigfoot this is a very localized reference there's Bigfoot you get it a Bigfoot or ID you get it Bigfoot erotica yeah I mean it's like really common What if you had a small deck like you always hear about the really tall guys with the tiny dicks and when I say hear about them you hear about this you look at this seduced by Bigfoot
The Journey Back to Me
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The host mentions this title and author while looking up Bigfoot erotica books online.
Virginia Wade big favor by Lolita young wait a minute narrated I mean this is an audio book
Girls' Trip
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The host mentions this title while looking up Bigfoot erotica books online.
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Bigfoot
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The host mentions this specific numbered entry in the 'Come for Bigfoot' series.
Come for Bigfoot Come for Bigfoot number 13 Just make [ __ ] up
Siren Island
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The host lists this title as another genre or book written by the prolific author of Bigfoot erotica.
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The host lists this title as another genre or book written by the prolific author of Bigfoot erotica.
genres it's all just getting [ __ ] taken by pirates seduced by the Dark Lord it's like getting [ __ ] by demons and pirates
Dead Doctors Don't Lie
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The host mentions this book and author in the context of discussing doctors and nutrition.
my doctor died that was so it was sad when he died it was like I trusted you well there's a great book called dead doctors don't lie but this guy Joel Wallach
The Culture Of Fear
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Alonzo Bodden mentions his new podcast and introduces his co-host, Barry Glassner, stating that Glassner wrote a book called 'The Culture of Fear' about how fear is used as a business.
no i'm part of this new podcast it's called fear not uh a guy named barry glasner and barry glasner wrote this book called the culture of fear and it was all about how fear is used as business right they keep you scared so that they could sell you things
Merchants of Doubt
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Joe Rogan mentions the concept of 'merchants of doubt' when discussing skepticism about climate change, linking it to disinformation campaigns, likely referencing the book.
and um i'm sure some of it has to do with lobbyists and some of it has to do with merchants of doubt that go out there and seed the world with disinformation to try to increase their profits and continue the practices that they're currently enjoying
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Joe Rogan refers to 'Orwell' in the context of thought crime and authoritarianism.
i mean that's the orwell [ __ ] right
Mein Kampf
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The speaker discusses reading 'mineconf' (Mein Kampf) and its style/content, noting its propaganda nature and sales perspective.
well mineconf is uh it's pretty good
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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The speaker recalls a rumor from the 90s about being put on a list for buying this book.
i think it was the the cross book that you've talked about the sacred cross or oh the sacred mushroom in the cross
A Course in Miracles
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The speaker discusses this book, its popularity in the early 90s, and its purported origin story of channeling an angel.
do you remember a course in miracles 4245 02:43:28 of course in miracles was a book that was going around
Eat Pray Love
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Mentioned as an example of a book recommended by 'annoying people' who were also proponents of 'A Course in Miracles'.
like you pray love or
The Secret
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Mentioned as another example of a book recommended by 'annoying people' who were also proponents of 'A Course in Miracles'.
the uh the secret
Dianetics
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The speaker compares the appearance or vibe of 'A Course in Miracles' to 'Dianetics'.
oh it looks like the dianetics
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
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J.K. Rowling is mentioned as a 'crazy person with a couple good ideas', immediately linked to her Harry Potter series.
but i'm telling you they said jk rowling was crazy
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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The Harry Potter series is mentioned in relation to its author, J.K. Rowling, and its content ('about little boys').
she's gotta get harry potter [ __ ] right
The Book of Mormon
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The origin story of 'A Course in Miracles' is compared to the origin story of 'the mormon bible', mentioning Joseph Smith.
so the same guy who wrote the mormon bible said the same joseph smith
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Mark Twain is mentioned as an author, alongside Dr. Seuss, and immediately linked to 'Huckleberry Finn'.
like dr seuss mark twain wrote about like huckleberry finn
Holy Bible (NIV)
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Joe Rogan mentions that the grasshoppers in Vegas are mentioned in 'the bible' when discussing locusts.
have you seen all the grasshoppers in vegas Yes it's crazy that's in the bible Yeah it's in the bible
Clouds
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Cornel West mentions Aristophanes' play 'The Clouds' as an example of early comic writing.
but it was aristophanes at least in the west who initiated this with the clouds and and frogs and so on
The Assembly of Women
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Cornel West mentions Aristophanes' play 'The Frogs' as an example of early comic writing.
but it was aristophanes at least in the west who initiated this with the clouds and and frogs and so on
The Dialogues of Plato
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Cornel West mentions Plato's 'The Republic' as a foundational text influenced by comic writers.
you know the first plato's text itself you know the republic was grounded in an imitation of the comic writers who were the first to really delve into everyday people's experiences
Three Sisters
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Cornel West recommends reading Chekhov's plays and stories.
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Uncle Vanya
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Cornel West recommends reading Chekhov's plays and stories.
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The Cherry Orchard
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Cornel West recommends reading Chekhov's plays and stories.
you read three sisters uncle vanya you read the cherry orchard or any of the short stories
A Classical Student
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Cornel West highlights 'The Student' as Chekhov's favorite short story and recommends it.
Man the greatest one is called a student it's only two and a half pages It's his favorite short story
Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation
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Cornel West mentions Thomas More's work where he wrestled with a question about Socrates and Jesus.
that's the question thomas more was wrestling with in the tower of london before he was executed in his dialogues on tribulation
Race Matters
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Joe Rogan recommends Cornel West's book 'Race Matters' and discusses its themes.
well i can't recommend your book race matters enough and one of the reasons is because of your analysis of that your your understanding of this the superficial aspect of the pursuit that so many people are locked into from cradle to grave
The Strange Career of Jim Crow
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Cornel West mentions C. Vann Woodward's book about Jim Crow, calling it the 'bible' of the civil rights movement.
jim crow for example by the great c van woodward uh history of jim crow which is the bible uh martin luther king said was the bible the civil rights movement
Moral Man and Immoral Society
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Cornel West mentions Reinhold Niebuhr's book 'Moral Man and Immoral Society'.
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Love and Theft
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Cornel West mentions Eric Lott and his concept/book 'Love and Theft' in the context of blackface minstrelsy.
and you see what was going on with blackface where eric lott and others have talked about the love and theft
The Jungle
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Cornel West mentions Upton Sinclair's book 'The Jungle' in the context of child labor laws and socialist movements.
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Worstward Ho
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Cornel West attributes a famous quote from 'Worstward Ho' to Samuel Beckett, calling him a great comic writer.
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An appeal in favour of that class of Americans called Africans
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Cornel West mentions Lydia Maria Child's book 'An Appeal in Favor of That Class of Americans Called Africans'.
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Cornel West mentions David Walker's 'Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World'.
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Cornel West mentions 'The Autobiography of Malcolm X' as a great classic.
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Cornel West mentions reading 'The Birth of Korean Cool' by 'Sister Wong' (Euny Hong).
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Byrne's Treasury of Trick Shots in Pool and Billiards
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about a pool hustler who traveled and gambled during the Depression.
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Coyote America
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Joe Rogan recommends a book about coyotes by Dan Flores, mentioning he learned about the author through a friend and that the book is interesting.
There's a great book called coyote america by dan flores He i learned about him through my friend steve ronnell I think he was his professor in one of his um one of his courses But he is a guy who spent an extreme amount of time studying the history and the science behind coyotes It's a really really interesting book
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Joe Rogan mentions Mark Sisson and his book 'The Primal Blueprint' while discussing a sleep pad, noting Sisson is a nutrition expert and former endurance athlete who wrote the book.
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An Unusual Beginning
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Ms. Pat confirms the title of her book, 'Rabbit Rabbit', in response to Joe asking about its success and mentioning its NAACP Image Award nomination.
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Antifa
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Andy Ngo mentions the book as a source for understanding Antifa's ideology and justification for violence. He identifies the author as Mark Bray, an academic at Dartmouth and an Antifa ideologue. He also mentions the Attorney General of Minnesota, Keith Ellison, was photographed holding the book.
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American Serengeti
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Joe Rogan mentions that his friend Dan Flores wrote a book about the history of buffalo herds and their population size being linked to the decline of Native American populations due to European diseases.
My friend dan flores wrote a book on it really really interesting [ __ ] because most people just assume that that's just how it was back then the buffalo were everywhere and then the white man came shot all the buffalo but apparently the buffalo were only all over the place because the white man came and gave diseases to the native americans
1984
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The guest mentions the book "1984" by Orwell in the context of discussing social media control and censorship.
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The Rational Male
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The guest mentions that the cover of his next book was designed by the author of "The Rational Male", Rollo Tomassi.
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Think and Grow Rich
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The guest references the book "Think and Grow Rich" and its concept of creating a council of mentors.
so when we look at Think and Grow Rich write the book thinking we're rich was to tell you to do It tells you create a Council of I think he says dead people or something like that
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The host mentions the book "The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross" by John Marco Allegro and its controversial thesis about the origins of Christianity.
well there's a book called the sacred mushroom in the cross It's by John Marco Allegro and he was a biblical scholar that was one of the guys that was assigned to decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls
The War of Art
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Joe Rogan mentions the concept of 'resistance' from Steven Pressfield's book 'The War of Art' and how it applies to various aspects of life.
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On Writing
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Joe Rogan mentions that Stephen King wrote about his accident in his book about writing.
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The Stand
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The speakers discuss whether Stephen King wrote 'Shawshank Redemption', referring to the story/novella.
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Dreamcatcher
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The speakers try to identify a Stephen King book based on its plot, eventually naming it as 'Dreamcatcher'.
what was the other one where the dudes were in the woods and some alien crawled inside that guy's [ __ ] and killed him which one was that book yeah ... i just never heard of it it's called dream catcher dream catcher that's it yeah
Punisher War Journal By Carl Potts & Jim Lee
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The speakers discuss the appeal of The Punisher comic book series.
That's always like the appeal of a show like the punisher like the comic book they ever did
BOBBY'S PHONICS. 5
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Joe Rogan mentions reading Bobby Brown's book and recounts a story from it about Mike Tyson before a fight.
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The Secret
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Andrew Schulz discusses a friend who read 'The Secret' and believed in its power to manifest things, contrasting it with the need for action.
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Charlemagne mentions reading 'The 48 Laws of Power' when he was younger and how it influenced his perception of successful people as ruthless.
You [ __ ] read books like the 48 laws of power when you're young and you know you study all of these people who got to a certain point they all had like this this just this coldness about them
Altered Carbon
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Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'altered carbon' by Richard K Morgan about 15 years prior and thinking it should be adapted into something.
but most recently so like 15 years ago I read the Richard K Morgan book altered carbon and at the time I was like this has to be made into something
Striking Thoughts
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Naval Ravikant mentions the book 'Striking Thoughts' by Bruce Lee as an example of combining seemingly disparate things (philosophy and martial arts) to create something interesting.
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Born to Run
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Born to Run' while discussing the running practices of people in the mountains who make shoes from tires.
but those guys up in the mountains that they're talking about in that book born to run i feel like they have some of them made their own shoes with like tires
Grant Hancock
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Joe Rogan references Graham Hancock and his book 'America Before' when discussing theories about advanced ancient civilizations in the Amazon.
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Holographic Universe
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Eddie Bravo mentions trying to read the book 'The Holographic Universe' in the context of discussing the simulation theory.
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It
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Eddie Bravo mentions that Bill Cooper wrote the book 'Behold a Pale White Horse' while discussing Cooper's background and theories.
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Dianetics
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Eddie Bravo mentions 'Dianetics' and his initial perception of it before realizing its connection to Scientology.
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Slavery By Another Name
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Greg Fitzsimmons mentions an audiobook he listened to about reconstruction and the continuation of forced labor after the Civil War, explicitly stating the title and author.
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Can't Hurt Me
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Joe Rogan mentions David Goggins and recommends listening to his audiobook or reading his book as inspiration for people in difficult situations.
and you can listen to his story yeah and read his uh or listen his audiobook which is fantastic Read his book and understand there's people like him that used to be like me They made it through
Yang Chu's Garden of Pleasure
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by 'Yang', identifying him as the presidential candidate, in the context of discussing automation and universal basic income.
That's the book by yang It was probably the presidential candidate yeah talking about how they're going to subsidize the uh the the whole population
Pet Sematary
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Joe Rogan mentions the movie 'Pet Sematary' and notes that it was based on a Stephen King book, stating that the book is great.
I didn't see him in the new i heard it was uh yeah It was based on the stephen king book yeah the book is great
America Before: The Key to Earth's Lost Civilization
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Joe Rogan mentions Graham Hancock and his book 'America Before' in the context of discussing ancient human history and language origins.
And when you talk to a guy like graham hancock who has that amazing book right there called america before [ __ ] That's a good book
Mindhunter
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Brendan Schaub mentions getting and almost finishing a book by John Douglas, the person who 'basically created Mindhunter'.
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The Coddling of the American Mind
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Joe Rogan asks Brendan Schaub if he has read Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind'.
Have you read Jonathan hates books on that Jonathan hate who he's been on my podcast Kalyn knows him I think maybe Kalyn talked to him too I believe but he wrote a book called the coddling of the American mind and part of the book was about the influence of social media and what is happening
The Oxygen Advantage
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Laird Hamilton mentions a book about breathing and its author, noting the author is on the board of XPT.
There's a great book called the oxygen advantage by patrick mcdougall that he actually is on our board of xpt but he he you know kind of realized that our issues really stem from mouth breathing
Blue Mind
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Joe asks Laird if he's seen the book 'Blue Mind', and Laird confirms the title.
blue mind have you ever seen that book no it's called the blue mind the guy's pretty interesting
Dead Doctors Don't Lie
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Joe Rogan mentions reading this book by Joel Wallach about mineral deficiencies and doctors' lack of knowledge about nutrition.
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Going Clear
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Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Lawrence Wright.
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Prisoners of Faith
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Joe Rogan mentions a book written by Lawrence Wright.
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Hacking Darwin
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Jamie Metzl mentions writing this book to explain the potential issues with genetically modified humans if the public is not involved in the conversation.
and now we're we're entering the era of genetically modified humans and there's that same level of uncomfortableness but what happened the reason why i've i've written this this book hacking darwin is that if we approach genetically modified humans in the same way we approach genetically modified foods which is the scientists say hey we've got this we're going to manage them responsibly and it just kind of happens to people people are going to go nuts
Genesis Code
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Jamie Metzl mentions this as one of his two most recent near-term sci-fi novels, written to convey the story of the genetics revolution.
i started writing articles i was invited to testify before congress and then to try to get that story out i was i started I wrote my my two most recent near-term sci-fi novels genesis code and eternal sonata and when i was on book tours for those and i explained the science to people the way a kind of a self-educated citizen scientist and a novelist would explain the science all of a sudden people got it
Eternal Sonata
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Jamie Metzl mentions this as one of his two most recent near-term sci-fi novels, written to convey the story of the genetics revolution.
i started writing articles i was invited to testify before congress and then to try to get that story out i was i started I wrote my my two most recent near-term sci-fi novels genesis code and eternal sonata and when i was on book tours for those and i explained the science to people the way a kind of a self-educated citizen scientist and a novelist would explain the science all of a sudden people got it
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The speaker mentions having the Bible at home as a reason for not believing in dinosaurs.
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The speaker mentions the author Joshua Foer and his book 'Moonwalking with Einstein', noting its subject is memory and the author's experience living with pygmies.
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The speaker mentions reading David Epstein's book 'The Sports Gene' about athletic performance.
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Range
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The speaker mentions a new book by David Epstein called 'Range' about the benefits of diverse learning over early specialization.
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Sapiens
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The speaker mentions Yuval Harari and his book 'Sapiens', discussing the idea that the equality of all men is not scientifically provable.
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The speaker tries to remember the author of a book, possibly a children's book, mentioning the title 'where the monsters are' and attributing a quote about losing faith in God due to war to the author. This context strongly suggests Kurt Vonnegut.
i remember who was the guy who wrote um oh god where the where the where the monsters are where the uh i i wrote a children's book was it called where the monsters are and he was he was in the war he said do you believe in god he said and he just casually said no no the war took care of that for me i never forgot it
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Eddie Izzard mentions J.R.R. Tolkien in the context of human imagination and writing stories, contrasting humans with animals who don't write stories. He then makes a joke about Tolkien's name and birthplace.
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Joe mentions reading this book by Yuval Noah Harari, describing its content about the history of the human race and ancient tribes.
so there's there's a great book sapiens from uh noah what is yuval haradi um it's a great book but it just it outlines the history of the human race and these various tribes that have dealt with like weird [ __ ] like that
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Joe mentions getting inspiration for his writing process from this book by Steven Pressfield.
and this is uh i've gotten this from stephen pressfield who wrote the war of art which is a great book and i've also got it from reading stephen king on writing and talking to a lot of different writers about how they handle things
On Writing
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Joe mentions getting inspiration for his writing process from reading this book by Stephen King.
and this is uh i've gotten this from stephen pressfield who wrote the war of art which is a great book and i've also got it from reading stephen king on writing and talking to a lot of different writers about how they handle things
Through the Looking-Glass
Joe mentions reading this book by John Lilly, noting that it included instructions on how to build a sensory deprivation tank.
and then i read a book called the deep self and that was a book that lily wrote about you know I think that one each he even had instruction on how to build a tank
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Anthony Jeselnik mentions the creator of Calvin and Hobbes wouldn't allow merchandise, only 'the books', contrasting him with the creator of Garfield.
so i think the calvin and hobbes guy would never let them make toys of calvin and hobbes he saw the books yeah he didn't want that money
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Anthony Jeselnik mentions the creator of Calvin and Hobbes wouldn't allow merchandise, only 'the books', contrasting him with the creator of Garfield.
so i think the calvin and hobbes guy would never let them make toys of calvin and hobbes he saw the books yeah he didn't want that money
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Anthony Jeselnik praises The Far Side by Gary Larson, noting that 'those things' (referring to the comic strip collections, i.e., books) 'hold up'.
like the best comic ever uh gotta be gary larson's the far side those things [ __ ] hold up Did you ever read those back in the day he retired a long time ago
An Especially Tricky People
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Anthony Jeselnik and Joe Rogan discuss the political comic strip Doonesbury and its creator, Garry Trudeau.
and then who did dunesbury that's like the political one right that's still is that his name maybe yeah what the [ __ ] who the [ __ ] was it trudeau
Tao Te Ching
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The guest mentions reading 'the dow to ching' as part of his spiritual practices to find peace and understand the balance of opposites.
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B-Real praises the book, stating it's great and its contents are relevant today regarding cannabis legalization and corporate involvement.
yeah the emperor wears no clothes is a [ __ ] great book man yeah it holds it holds strong to this day because everything that he said in the book is sort of happening right now all the stuff that they you know they they uh tried to prevent from happening through all the anti-cannabis propaganda
America Before: The Key to Earth's Lost Civilization
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Joe Rogan introduces Graham Hancock and mentions his new book, 'America Before'.
um and we were just talking about your your new book america before that there's two versions of it
The Stand
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Graham Hancock mentions he has been reading Stephen King's Dark Tower series.
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Graham Hancock mentions his 1995 book 'Fingerprints of the Gods' and its thesis about a global cataclysm.
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Magicians of the Gods
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Graham Hancock mentions his book 'Magicians of the Gods' as previous work that covered some of the topics, contrasting it with 'America Before'.
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Underworld
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Graham Hancock mentions his 2002 book 'Underworld' and its focus on underwater archaeology.
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Supernatural
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Graham Hancock mentions his book 'Supernatural' and its focus on psychedelics and the origins of the human story.
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Graham Hancock mentions having the book 'History Begins at Sumer' by Samuel Noah Kramer in his library as an example of the mainstream view of civilization origins.
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The Selfish Gene
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Graham Hancock mentions Richard Dawkins as the author of 'The Selfish Gene' and the source of the 'meme' concept discussed in his new book.
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Joe Rogan mentions presenting the film 'DMT: The Spirit Molecule', which is based on Rick Strassman's book of the same name.
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Graham Hancock mentions the book 'The Structure of Scientific Revolutions' by Thomas Kuhn to explain the concept of a paradigm shift in science.
i mean everybody's familiar with the concept of a paradigm shift and and there's a book called the structure of scientific revolutions by thomas kuhn which outlines what a paradigm shift is where an established model in some discipline of science that has been in control of people's thinking for a very long time suddenly falls apart
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Russell Brand introduces his book 'Mentors' and mentions that he talks about Joe Rogan in it.
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Zen in the Art of Archery
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Zen in the Art of Archery' in the context of the mental state achieved during archery practice.
and archery in particular it's very you know there's that book zen in the art of archery which is uh it's an interesting book
Born to Fight
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The speaker (Jorge Masvidal) announces that his 'street survival series', which includes books and DVDs, will be released soon.
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The speakers discuss Judy Carter, who wrote books about how to do stand-up comedy, noting that many aspiring comedians bought them.
it was this chick who wrote all these books... Judy Brown... Judy Carter... she wrote these books and how did you stand up
How to be a Stand-up Comic
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Joe Rogan mentions Richard Belzer wrote a book on how to do stand-up, describing it as mostly joke advice and tongue-in-cheek.
There was a couple books written by comics... like Belzer. Richard Belzer wrote a book on how to do stand-up
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Ben Shapiro mentions Barack Obama's book as an example of someone preemptively confessing past mistakes.
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Nudge
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Bowling Alone
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Hillbilly Elegy
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The war on normal people
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so there's there's two problems that come up there and this is where andrew's book is interesting because problem number one is that the people will be poor
Free Will
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and then he'll write a full book about why freewill doesn't exist and i just don't understand how those two things can co-exist
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The guest introduces her book, mentioning its title and its focus on Joseph Lister.
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The Coddling of the American Mind
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The host mentions having the author of this book on the podcast previously.
well i had jonathan haight on the podcast who wrote this book the cobbling of the american mind
Fight Club: A Novel
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The guest mentions a book titled 'The Gen Link' that was illustrated by her husband.
um uh my husband illustrated a book called the gen link is that
Conan the Barbarian
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Joe Rogan discusses Frank Frazetta's artwork for the covers of the Conan the Barbarian books and talks about the author Robert E. Howard and the themes and style of the books.
he was uh this guy that do he would do all the covers for Conan the Barbarian books. Just incredible artwork. Like wild crazy fantasy [ __ ] and this is your type of art. Oh just I loved it when I was a kid man. When I was a kid you know when I was like this seems like what you would like. I loved it. It was the best. His books were incredible. There's Robert E Howard was this really tortured guy who was a guy who lived with his mom. He had you know fairly poor health and he died suicide when he was like 36 years old. But he wrote a bunch of these books about a guy that was nothing like him. They've got a guy who was this just unstoppable force of nature from this baby. He created this place called us was Sumeria. Would he call it? Well this is Sumerian. It was Sumerian. Is that what it was? We're Conan. Conan the Cimmerian. Right. They created created a whole world and in this world is like it was like very games with Rhoni. In a lot of ways the original [ __ ] like no one to this day has really captured the books in a movie. Like Arnold was fun as Conan and then Jason Momoa was like a better fit physically. He was like a perfect fit physically more realistic as opposed to like being a bodybuilder. But nobody's ever captured like the feeling of the books because the books is just some wild [ __ ] and it was all created by this one guy was like super depressed. You just write these books about this guy who just [ __ ] all these women and killed everyone and just just smashed his way through the world and power Fanta thing crazy [ __ ] though was all him fighting dragons and monsters and demons coming for his soul. And he ran for 72 hours and fights them all for the sword.
The Last Laugh
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Lenny Clarke mentions a book called "The Last Laugh" as the only book available about comedy when he started.
well you know when when I first started there was one book the last laugh that was all of us about money
Area 51
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book titled "Area 51".
and I think I think I read the book area 51 two years ago
Why We Sleep
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Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'Why We Sleep' by Matthew Walker and how it changed his approach to sleep.
That's why I don't [ __ ] around my sleep anymore I read that book why we sleep Matthew Walker is amazing
The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason
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Joe Rogan mentions reading Sam Harris's book 'Spirituality without Religion' and liking it.
I actually I love it because I read his book spirituality without religion and I really liked it
How the Irish Saved Civilization
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A book titled 'How the Irish Saved Civilization' is mentioned in the context of Irish priests preserving knowledge by writing it down.
and there's a book called how the Irish saved civilization and it's about how the scribes how the the Irish priests wrote down all the knowledge
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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The book 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' by Harriet Beecher Stowe is discussed as an influential book that galvanized the North against slavery.
what yeah Uncle Tom's Cabin whoa yeah I realized I hadn't read it and well I mean I think that Harriet Beecher Stowe and and I think the legend is that Lincoln said so you're the little woman that wrote this book that started this great war
Cujo
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Stephen King is quoted as saying he doesn't remember writing 'Cujo' due to his alcohol use at the time.
he said I'm great writer but I don't remember writing Cujo yeah my alcohol didn't make me a better writer
Pet Sematary
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The book 'Pet Sematary' by Stephen King is mentioned, likely in reference to the recent movie remake.
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Cooking with Grease
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Joe Rogan mentions Donna Brazile's book about the DNC primaries and how Clinton supporters reacted to its contents.
i i yeah i saw a lot of this when donna brazile released uh her book detailing how the dnc sort of rigged the primaries against bernie sanders and and for clinton there were so many people who were clinton supporters that just didn't want to believe it
Freak Kingdom
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Joe Rogan mentions the guest's book, 'Freak Kingdom'.
um so your book freak kingdom you know we live in uh interesting times right now
The Great Gatsby
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Joe Rogan asks if Hunter S. Thompson copied 'The Great Gatsby' by hand to learn its rhythm.
rhythm once again didn't he do that with the great gatsby
Kingdom of Fear
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The guest mentions hearing an audiobook of 'Fear and Loathing' for the first time.
and then a friend had an audiobook of fear and loathing and so i just remember the first time hearing that old audiobook of fear and loathing were somewhere around barstow on the edge of the desert
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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The guest mentions hearing an audiobook of 'Fear and Loathing' for the first time.
and then a friend had an audiobook of fear and loathing and so i just remember the first time hearing that old audiobook of fear and loathing were somewhere around barstow on the edge of the desert
Hyper
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The guest mentions his first book, 'Hyper: A Personal History of ADHD', and its subject matter.
so my first book was called hyper um a personal history of adhd so it was about being medicated as a child
There and Then
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The guest mentions James Salter's memoir about being a fighter pilot.
He wrote a memoir at 76 about being a fighter pilot among other things in the korean war lyric literary
Sticky Fingers
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The guest mentions the book 'Sticky Fingers' about Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone magazine.
and sticky fingers was a great the document of the new book on um the new book on yon winner has great moments of thompson in the 70s just being kind of lost
Stories I Tell Myself
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The guest mentions Juan Thompson's book, 'Stories I Tell Myself', about his relationship with his father.
i want juan thompson writes about it so beautifully stories i tell myself there's some some footage of him when he was writing for i forget what newspaper
Playing Off the Rail
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Joe Rogan asks about the author of 'Playing Off the Rail'.
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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The guest mentions Ken Kesey's first book, 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'.
he had moved up to la honda on the success of his first book um one flew over the cuckoo's nest and had just written another beautiful book
The Bonfire of the Vanities
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The guest mentions Tom Wolfe used Hunter S. Thompson's notes to recreate a scene in 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test'.
use those notes okay to recreate that scene in electric kool-aid acid test um
Blue Marble Health
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Peter Hotez mentions his book 'Blue Marble Health' and describes its topic as poverty-related diseases in wealthy countries.
subject to this book That's that's the next one called marble health the next one so this is not released yet No this is out this actually this actually preceded the oh okay now this book is all about poor people and infectious diseases and that the rise of these infectious diseases even in the united states that's right So you know when we think about so i i you know led this big campaign to raise awareness of something called neglected tropical diseases or ntds these are the most common afflictions of people living in poverty i call them the most important disease you've never heard of ... but this book the blue marble health book came out of some number crunching that i did...
Martin Chuzzlewit
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Peter Hotez mentions this book by Dickens as describing malaria in the US in the 1800s.
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Malaria
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Peter Hotez mentions this book by Margaret Humphreys and her hypothesis about malaria decline being linked to economic development.
so that's a great question um we so there's actually a very nice book written by a medical historian at duke university named margaret humphries called malaria race and poverty and she has a hypothesis but i think she's onto something that um it the decrease the malaria dropped in associated with aggressive economic development
Perhaps They'll Listen Now
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Peter Hotez mentions this book by Margaret Humphreys and her hypothesis about malaria decline being linked to economic development.
so that's a great question um we so there's actually a very nice book written by a medical historian at duke university named margaret humphries called malaria race and poverty and she has a hypothesis but i think she's onto something that um it the decrease the malaria dropped in associated with aggressive economic development
The Other America
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Peter Hotez mentions this book by Michael Harrington as a book he read in school that discussed hidden poverty in the US, and notes that the situation hasn't changed much since it was written.
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Vaccines Did Not Cause Rachel's Autism
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Peter Hotez mentions his book 'Vaccines Don't Cause Rachel's Autism' and explains he wrote it for vaccine-hesitant parents and pediatricians.
but certainly the vaccines not cause racial as autism i wrote it with the idea of parents vaccine hesitant parents and also the pediatricians... um definitely the vaccines do not cause rachel's autism as audio books
Forgotten People, Forgotten Diseases
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Peter Hotez mentions his third book, 'Forgotten People, Forgotten Diseases,' which describes neglected tropical diseases.
then i have a third book that i wrote a few years ago called forgotten people forgotten diseases that describes the neglected tropical diseases
Melanie's Marvelous Measles
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Peter Hotez refers to this book as a 'phony book' that claims measles helps build the immune system.
and that's one of the phony books they put out yeah called melanie's marvelous measles i mean it's it's awful
Hyperobjects
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The guest mentions an English professor named Timothy Morton who wrote a book about climate, introducing the concept of a "hyper object" from the book.
there's this he's actually an english professor named timothy Morton who wrote a book about climate he calls it a hyper object which is like it's a it's a phenomenon that's so big that we can't actually hold it in our heads at once
Dark Ecology
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The guest mentions an English professor named Timothy Morton who wrote a book about climate, introducing the concept of a "hyper object" from the book.
there's this he's actually an english professor named timothy Morton who wrote a book about climate he calls it a hyper object which is like it's a it's a phenomenon that's so big that we can't actually hold it in our heads at once
The Population Bomb
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The guest mentions a famous book from the mid-20th century called "The Population Bomb" and its author, Paul Ehrlich, in the context of past doomsday prophecies that didn't come true due to technological advancements.
there was um there was a really famous book in the middle of the 20th century called the Population Bomb so this is a guy named Paul Ehrlich
The Uninhabitable Earth
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The host asks the guest for the name of his book, and the guest provides the title and subtitle.
Tell people with the name of your book one more time please it's called the uninhabitable earth the subtitle is life after warm
On the Road
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Steve Sweeney mentions reading Jack Kerouac's book 'On the Road' and how it influenced him to want to be a writer and live a similar lifestyle.
Joe I read Jack Kerouac on the road okay so I wanted to beat Jack Kerouac and I want to be a writer so I did everything that Kerouac did except rights you know I was living in YMCAs and drinking the wine and the whole thing but it was a whole different country then
I Love You, Forever and Always
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Dr. Phil mentions having Pamela Meyer on his podcast and her book about spotting lies.
like this week I had on Pam Myers who wrote live spotting. I've spent a lot of money is that a book on liars my spotting
Life Strategies
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Dr. Phil recalls Oprah commenting on the cover of his first book.
I remember when I wrote my first book on Oprah she said you'll you won't have any trouble finding it's got these big old bald head right there on the front of it
Lost Connections
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Johann Hari mentions his previous book about depression, 'Lost Connections'.
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Chasing the Scream
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Johann Hari refers to his book about addiction and the war on drugs.
and one thing that suggested to me is we talk about the book i wrote about addiction and and the war on drugs
Tribe
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Joe asks Andy if he read Sebastian Junger, specifically mentioning the book 'Tribes'. Andy confirms he read it based on Joe's recommendation and discusses how it related to his experience in the SEAL Teams.
Did you ever read any Sebastian Junger? I did. These tribes are a book. Yes. Read that off your recommendation. Actually did it speak to you? Like in terms of like your own personal experience it made complete sense.
Can't Hurt Me
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Joe mentions David Goggins' audiobook and how it includes discussion of the book's chapters by Goggins and the narrator, describing it as 'a podcast wrapped up in a book'.
Well you know Goggins is another one. You know Goggins just being a guest in this podcast. I know he hasn't started his own podcast. But one thing he did do is if you listen to Goggins audiobook in his audio book he has the book itself which is read by another guy and then him and that guy discuss various chapters in the book and discussed the real events that led to this these different things and how he felt about them. So it's a podcast wrapped up in a book and it's excellent.
Into Thin Air
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The host, Joe Rogan, asks the guest, Colin O'Brady, if he has read this famous book about climbing Everest.
Have you read the book into thin air by Jon Krakauer or anything about it? I say okay there's a famous book that's written about it where eleven people die
Islam and the Future of Tolerance
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Sam Harris mentions a documentary/book based on his collaboration with Maajid Nawaz, stating its title and availability.
um that the documentary is coming out on the our collaboration and it's it's out now it's it can be found out there it's what's called uh islam and the future of tolerance
The Great Gatsby
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Joe Rogan mentions the movie adaptation of 'The Great Gatsby' starring Leonardo DiCaprio, discussing the cars featured in it.
the more recent version of The Great Gatsby with Leonardo DiCaprio when they drove those cars
Romeo and Juliet
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Joe Rogan mentions the movie adaptation of 'Romeo and Juliet' (likely the Baz Luhrmann version with Leonardo DiCaprio), discussing the guns featured in it.
That's how Romeo and Juliet was to the one with um the one with Leonardo and you know I'm talking about did you notice that all the guns in there were super ill
Congo
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Joe mentions the book 'Congo' by Michael Crichton in the context of discussing the Bondo ape.
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Coyote America
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Joe mentions the book 'Coyote America' by Dan Flores and calls it a fascinating book.
I think that's coyote America the gentleman who's been on the podcast before What is his name is escaping me right now but he he wrote about it Dan Flores That's it that is a fascinating book
Sapiens
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Joe asks Forrest if he has read 'Sapiens' by Yuval Noah Harari and describes it as a great evolutionary book.
Have you read sapiens sapiens no I'm not evolutionary book about what you've all her Otte I think that's the name of his he's amazing riding around yeah it's a it's a great book but one of the things that they talked about in the book was these nomadic tribes that would yeah that's it you've all know a herati I [ __ ] up his name
Can't Hurt Me
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Sebastian mentions reading 'the Goggins book' and how it was inspiring despite the difficult life described.
How often you read like I read the Goggins book yeah and that [ __ ] book yeah and that life that dude had huh a sad life But then on the flip side inspiring to you know a guy like myself where you know I'm running
Extreme Ownership
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Joe mentions that Jocko Willink has a great book out, and Sebastian asks for the title, which Joe provides.
Got a great book out What is it extreme ownership yeah He's fantastic I'll definitely look at him
The Adventures of Buck Rogers
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Joe Rogan compares the design of a SpaceX rocket to a rocket from 'Buck Rogers', and explicitly states that 'Buck Rogers' is a book.
It looks like a drawing for a rocket from the 1900s I don't know if he did on purpose but it looks just like a rocket like a [ __ ] movie like buck rogers that's a book rogers rocket you're right it looks dope though rogers
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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Ben Greenfield mentions he is currently reading 'Goblet of Fire' from the Harry Potter series.
and now I'm reading the books um I'm halfway through Goblet of Fire right now and I'm actually digging it
The Time Machine
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Joe Rogan mentions H.G. Wells' 'time machine' in the context of his predictions about scientific inventions.
I mean his time machine is no right to do that really worked out yet
Black Holes & Time Warps: Einstein's Outrageous Legacy (Commonwealth Fund Book Program)
Brian Cox mentions Kip Thorne's book about wormholes and time travel, noting Thorne's Nobel Prize.
and that there's a great this great book by Kip Thorne actually we just mentioned him he got the Nobel Prize last year for the gravitational waves and he wrote a brilliant blog links in the 80s called black holes and time warps way talks about the the answer is we don't fully know
The Infinite Monkey Cage – How to Build a Universe
Brian Cox mentions writing about his argument against the soul in a book associated with his radio show 'The Infinite Monkey Cage'.
I started off as a joke this actually I wrote it in an infinite monkey cage book this radio show that I do but he ended up when I'd written it down I thought actually that it makes sense
The Particle at the End of the Universe
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Brian Cox mentions that Sean Carroll made a similar argument in his book 'The Big Picture'.
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Islamophilia: a Very Metropolitan Malady
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Joe Rogan mentions Douglas Murray and his book about immigration and cultural changes in Europe.
Do you know douglas maria's he's actually uh her who is it he's a he's a uh an intellectual from england who uh wrote about wrote the a book about immigrants in europe called the strange death I think it's called islam and the strange death of europe and he's basically talking about how people from these countries that have immigrated into europe are changing the culture
The Strange Death of Europe
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Joe Rogan mentions Douglas Murray and his book about immigration and cultural changes in Europe.
Do you know douglas maria's he's actually uh her who is it he's a he's a uh an intellectual from england who uh wrote about wrote the a book about immigrants in europe called the strange death I think it's called islam and the strange death of europe and he's basically talking about how people from these countries that have immigrated into europe are changing the culture
Cooking with Grease
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Joe Rogan mentions Donna Brazile's book about how the DNC was rigged, saying it was amazing and ripped the party.
well her book was amazing though that that's what's interesting is they [ __ ] her over and then she came out with a book and that ripped them what i read about how they rigged the dnc
The Bilderberg Group
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Nick Di Paolo mentions a book he read about the Bilderberg Group and what happens there, stating it was one of his favorites but he can't remember the author.
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The Can't Cook Book
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Nick Di Paolo mentions Seinfeld's book in the context of people thinking they can do comedy because they make their friends laugh.
i think seinfeld saw their book years ago because you know you make your friends laugh everybody's made their friends laugh with your comic and you're like oh i can do i call people out when they look bored with me
The Happiness Hypothesis
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Joe Rogan mentions reading Jonathan Haidt's book and finding it good and crucial for understanding personal biases.
it's really moving his book uh the happiness hypothesis i'm i'm in the middle of it right now it's so good
The Souls of Yellow Folk: Essays
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Bari Weiss mentions Wesley Yang's book of essays and recommends him as a guest.
He wrote a book a book of essays called I think it's actually called the souls of yellow folk this year I'll connect you to him
The adventures of Tom Sawyer
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Joe Rogan mentions the editing of "Tom Sawyer" and "Huck Finn" due to the use of a racial slur, discussing the importance of keeping the original text as a historical time capsule.
they tried to well they i think they did successfully at least in some venues edit tom sawyer and huck finn because the n-word was used prolifically
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Joe Rogan mentions the editing of "Tom Sawyer" and "Huck Finn" due to the use of a racial slur, discussing the importance of keeping the original text as a historical time capsule.
they tried to well they i think they did successfully at least in some venues edit tom sawyer and huck finn because the n-word was used prolifically
Mark Owen
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The host mentions the book written by the SEAL who claimed to have shot Osama bin Laden, noting that the author is ostracized by the SEAL community for writing it.
is that the guy who's writing the book about all this stuff and talking about you know the man who shot bin Laden that guy is persona non grata in the community like you talked to the other seals they're like you don't you don't do that
No Easy Day
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The host mentions the book written by the SEAL who claimed to have shot Osama bin Laden, noting that the author is ostracized by the SEAL community for writing it.
is that the guy who's writing the book about all this stuff and talking about you know the man who shot bin Laden that guy is persona non grata in the community like you talked to the other seals they're like you don't you don't do that
Lone Survivor
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The host mentions Marcus Luttrell's story, noting its positive impact on the SEAL community due to its portrayal in a movie adaptation.
plus when you have someone who you know has a crazy story like marcus luttrell and it becomes an amazing movie
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The Chronicles of Michael Danevitch of the Russian Secret Service by Dick Donovan, Author of 'The Man-hunter' ...
The host mentions Dick Marcinko's books and how they changed his perception of SEALs.
I didn't even think about it until the dick marchenko books came out
The Bob Gates Story
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The speaker mentions that former CIA Director Bob Gates wrote a book, using it as an example of senior officials publishing memoirs.
if if like Bob gates... you know Bob gates writes a book you know a former director of the agency and he's a brilliant guy great guy
Gothic Horror Works
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The speaker mentions that Mike Morell wrote a book, using it as another example of senior officials publishing memoirs.
and then you get somebody else maybe Mike Morell writes a book
Yellowstone
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The speaker promotes a new fiction novel by his friend Andrew Cousins, mentioning the title and author.
This is sort of a bump for a buddy of mine who's in Boise just wrote his first book... His name is Andrew Cousins... It's called a failed state
The Moral Arc
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Joe Rogan points to a pile of Michael Shermer's books, and Michael Shermer names one of them.
good to see you pile of your writing look what you got there yeah the moral arc
Heavens on Earth
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Joe Rogan points to a pile of Michael Shermer's books, and Michael Shermer names another one.
the moral arc uh heavens on earth look at you skeptic magazine
Why People Believe Weird Things
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Joe Rogan points to a pile of Michael Shermer's books, and Michael Shermer names a third one.
look at you skeptic magazine that's the latest issue why is there something rather than nothing
Unlimited Power
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Joe Rogan mentions listening to this book on audio cassette when he was younger and trying to be a comedian.
because he did me some good when i was uh 21 years old i used to listen to his i think it was called unlimited power i think that was the name of the book
Sham
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Michael Shermer mentions a book about the self-help movement, describing its title and the author's background at Rodale Press, and the book's main point.
and um there was a guy wrote a book called sham s-h-a-m self-help actualization movement and he was the head book guy for rodale press that publishes these self-help books um and so his takeaway on in this book was that the number one predictor of people who will buy self-help books are people who already bought self-help books and they continue buying them
The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift: Gulliver's travels
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Michael Shermer mentions reading a book by Jonathan Haidt, stating the title (with a likely typo 'cobbling' instead of 'coddling').
i mean i'm reading jonathan hates book the the two books that uh i've been reading recently but the other one is the cobbling of the american mind
Final Charade
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Joe Rogan asks Michael Shermer if he read David Lifton's book about the JFK assassination, stating the title.
that's funny man did you ever read david lifton's novel or a book about it rather yeah best evidence best evidence
Case Closed
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Michael Shermer mentions Gerald Posner's book as evidence supporting the conclusion that Oswald acted alone in the JFK assassination.
and all of the evidence against particularly him the gerald posner's book case closed and then um the attorney what's his name
A Savage Order
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Michael Shermer mentions interviewing Rachel Kleinfeld for his podcast and states the title of her new book.
so i'm interviewing or dialoguing with uh rachel kleinfeld she has this a new book called a savage order and it's about failed states and what happens to them
The Happiness Hypothesis
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Joe Rogan mentions listening to the book by the guest, Jonathan Haidt.
I've been listening to the happiness hypothesis over the last few days and I really really enjoy it
The Coddling of the American Mind
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Jonathan Haidt mentions the book he co-authored with Greg Lukianoff that was recently published.
Well so so the you know the book that the book that I just put out in September with Greg Luciana off the coddling of the American mind
The Black Swan: Second Edition
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Jonathan Haidt mentions Nassim Taleb and his book 'The Black Swan' in the context of the concept of antifragility.
a word coined by Nassim Taleb the guy who wrote the Black Swan because there are certain systems and he was I think he was motivated by the collapse of the banking system
The Righteous Mind
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Jonathan Haidt mentions an idea covered in his book 'The Righteous Mind'.
one of the things I cover in the happiness I pop in that righteous mind is we're all designed for confirmation bias
On Liberty
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Jonathan Haidt introduces John Stuart Mill and his book 'On Liberty', highlighting Chapter 2.
so this is John Stuart Mill wrote one of the most important books in the Western tradition on Liberty Chapter two of on Liberty is the best set of arguments ever made for free speech
Holy Bible (NIV)
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Joey Diaz mentions someone trying to convert a tribe by showing up with a Bible.
you talk about a guy that [ __ ] went somewhere tried to convert a tribe you know they showed up with a [ __ ] Bible
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Sir Roger Penrose explains that a radio talk inspired him to write this book, and describes the meaning behind the title, relating it to the story of the emperor's new clothes.
I had ideas of writing a book sometime you know a long time in the future when I'm retired this was some while back I say and I thought well maybe this gives you the focus And so I wrote this book called the emperor's new mind which was supposed to be saying well you know we everybody seems to be thinking one thing but yeah little kid notices it let the Emperor it doesn't have any clothes So it was the that theme of that story which was the basis of the book
The End of History and the Last Man
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The guest mentions Francis Fukuyama and his description of the US government as a 'vetocracy'.
um francis fukuyama describes our government as a V tock receive veto ah cracy
Political Order and Political Decay
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The guest mentions Francis Fukuyama and his description of the US government as a 'vetocracy'.
um francis fukuyama describes our government as a V tock receive veto ah cracy
Cyberwar
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The guest mentions Kathleen Hall Jamieson and her work documenting the exploitation of Facebook advertising in the last election.
I mean this is what Kathleen Hall Jamieson about this is really quite amazing and documenting and that's because it's gotten really good and being able to segment markets on the basis of what people know or care about it
Beyond the Double Bind
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The guest mentions Kathleen Hall Jamieson and her work documenting the exploitation of Facebook advertising in the last election.
I mean this is what Kathleen Hall Jamieson about this is really quite amazing and documenting and that's because it's gotten really good and being able to segment markets on the basis of what people know or care about it
The Mindbody Prescription
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Dr. Weil mentions John Sarno and his book as a resource for understanding and treating back pain.
sure he has some great books mind over back pain healing back pain
Healing Back Pain
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Dr. Weil mentions John Sarno and his book as a resource for understanding and treating back pain.
sure he has some great books mind over back pain healing back pain
Health and Healing
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Dr. Weil mentions writing this book in 1983 and discusses its content regarding placebos.
I wrote a book in 1983 called health and healing I had two chapters and they're on placebos
Spontaneous Happiness
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Dr. Weil mentions having written this book about emotional wellness and antidepressants.
Well I have a book called spontaneous happiness which is about emotional wellness as a lot there about antidepressants
Can't Hurt Me
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Joe Rogan introduces David Goggins and praises his book.
david goggins your book is [ __ ] fantastic man
Solaris
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Ben Goertzel mentions the novel Solaris by Stanislaw Lem and discusses its depth compared to the movie adaptation.
This reminds me of the novel solaris by stanislaw which was published in in the 60s which was really quite quite a deep novel much deeper than the the movie that was made of it
The Transparent Society
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Ben Goertzel mentions David Brin's book The Transparent Society and its core concept of surveillance vs. sousveillance.
but he wrote a book in oh years ago called the transparent society where he said there's two possibilities surveillance and surveillance
A Fire Upon The Deep
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Ben Goertzel mentions Vernor Vinge's book A Fire Upon the Deep as a great science fiction book.
His book uh fire upon the deep one of the great science fiction books
True Hallucinations
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Ben Goertzel mentions reading the book True Hallucinations by Terence and Dennis McKenna.
he read their their book with true hallucinations
Permanently Suspended
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Anthony Cumia mentions his book and that Jim Norton wrote the forward.
so uh he wrote the forward in in my book permanently suspended
1984
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The speaker references the book 1984 and discusses how its dystopian concepts relate to current events.
now it if you read 1984 years ago you couldn't fathom things getting like that
Notes from Underground
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Jordan Peterson recommends the book 'Notes from Underground' by Dostoevsky.
dostoevsky knew this because when he wrote notes from underground which i would highly recommend to everyone who's listening it's a great book and it's a very short book
Brave New World
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Jordan Peterson references a concept from Aldous Huxley's book 'Brave New World'.
you remember in in in uh brave new world in huxley's book it was considered immoral to reject anyone's sexual advances because it was prejudicial
The Gulag Archipelago
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Jordan Peterson mentions writing the forward for a new abridged version of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's 'The Gulag Archipelago'.
one of the things i wrote the um forward for the new version of of solzhenitsyn's gulag archipelago the abridged version it came out november 1st
12 Rules for Life
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Jordan Peterson refers to his own book '12 Rules for Life' and a specific rule within it.
I kind of wrote about that in 12 rules for life when you know because part of my advice in rule 5 was not to let your kids do anything that makes you dislike them
The Premonition: A Pandemic Story
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One of the speakers mentions Michael Lewis's book "The Big Short" as a good book about the 2008 housing crisis.
They've been great books written on the box. Well Michael Lewis's book the big shorts a good book on it
Republic, Lost
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One of the speakers mentions a book called "Republic Lost" written by Lawrence Lessig (who was discussed earlier) in the context of discussing campaign finance and political corruption.
He wrote a book called Republic lost. And he's got a couple TED talks about that
American Buffalo
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Steven Rinella mentions his book 'American Buffalo' and how he had to cut 100 pages from it during the editing process.
Yeah you know when I did my book my book American Buffalo I member I had to lose a hundred pages which was hard to do
The Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game
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Steven Rinella mentions his multi-volume guide book, 'The Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game', noting its original length of 700 pages.
When we did the complete guide to hunting butchering cooking wild game it came out at 700 pages
No Country for Old Men
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Joe Rogan or Steven Rinella mentions the book 'No Country for Old Men' in the context of a scene/dream described in both the book and the movie, specifically referencing the 'horn of fire'.
you know in the end of no country for old men yeah have we talked with us before no he talks about his father riding out ahead of him with a horn of fire in the end when he relates the dream It's in the book
The Social Leap
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The guest introduces his book and explains its central theme about human evolution.
um the social leap yes what's the social leap I'll tell you all about it please do okay so um the story that I want to tell is basically how we got here how we became human and so that story begins about six or seven million years ago when our ancestors left the rain forest and so the question is why would they leave and how would they survive once they left and and that's what the social leap is
Sex at Dawn
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Joe asks the guest if he has read 'Sex at Dawn' and prompts a discussion about its thesis and the guest's strong disagreement with it. The author Chris Ryan is mentioned.
so have you ever read sex at dawn mmm-hmm What did you think of that um no offense but I think it's total crap Chris Ryan Do you hear that [ __ ] Everybody's rocking on your book bro What did you think is crap about it I haven't read that book now since it came out
Catching Fire
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Joe mentions the book 'Catching Fire' by Richard Wrangham, and the guest discusses its hypothesis about the role of cooking in human evolution.
Now you write about this book Catching Fire Richard Wrangham argued that what enabled that so if you look at the gut of a gorilla or a chimpanzee in their brain they got a lot of gut for a little bit of brain because it takes a lot of digestion to keep a little bit of brain going we have a tiny gut for a huge brain And Wrangham argues and I think quite rightly that the only way you can achieve that is by releasing more nutrients from your food And the only way you can release more nutrients from your food is by cooking it
Blueprint
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Joe mentions the recent book 'Blueprint' by Robert Plomin and describes its focus on the role of genetics in shaping who we are.
so I don't know if you saw this book that Plomin just wrote called blueprint Robert Plomin he's a behavioural geneticist I haven't seen that oh it's a lovely book just came out and just out like really yeah like a month or two at the most PLO mi and Robert Plomin and he's a wonderful behavior of geneticist over in the UK and this book blueprint talks about the role of genes and all this and he he basically is one of these people who's been in the field almost since it got started and and what they kept thinking is that the environment was gonna play a huge role the parents were gonna play a huge role but of course what they keep finding over and over again there he goes how Danny makes us who we are and and what they find over and over again
The Better Angels of Our Nature
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The guest mentions Steven Pinker and his book 'The Better Angels of Our Nature' in the context of discussing the decline of violence.
and I actually I think Pinker's got the best answer to this question which is basically well what structures do you need to put in place to make the world a safer and less violent place and and I don't know if you've talked to him about his book better angels of our nature I know you've talked to him about more recent ones but yes better angels is a great example It's a great book It's a great example of how we become less and less violent and even over our lifetimes and and part of that is undoubtedly better governance structure and all that
Enlightenment Now
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The guest mentions Steven Pinker's newest book 'Enlightenment Now' and its argument about the progress of humanity.
and that's of course the point of Pinker's newest book enlightenment now know things are going freaking great turn it anarchy and all those things are really bad ideas voting for somebody like trumps a really bad idea because things are actually running along really nicely it's just that we tend to forget it because every advocacy group who's all worried about whatever their particular issue is doesn't want the word to get out that things are a lot better than they used to be
Meditations
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Ross Edgley mentions Marcus Aurelius' Meditations while discussing the importance of internal dialogue and mindset, relating it to his endurance swim.
I mean but and the thing is is it's been around years when you look at like an you know Marcus Aurelius meditations or stoic philosophy and they're talking about you know dialogue being both external in turn also the the conversations that go on inside your own head are just as important as the conversations you would have with other people
The Art of War
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Joe Rogan mentions The Art of War while discussing psychological warfare, comparing it to Floyd Mayweather's approach.
You talk about like psychological warfare you know the art of war and everything like that and he's doing it on a mass scale like we've probably never experienced before
Outliers
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The speaker mentions listening to a Malcolm Gladwell book on tape called 'Outliers' and discusses its content about the Beatles.
I was listening to this Malcolm Gladwell book on tape it's called outliers and they got into a part about the Beatles
Racing to the Finish
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Joe Rogan asks Dale Earnhardt Jr. about his book, and Dale states the title. The book is discussed earlier in the podcast as being about his concussion experience and recovery with Dr. Mickey Collins.
you really do any book it's called racing to the finish it's out now go get it folks
Pride and Prejudice
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Joe Rogan mentions the book as the source material for a movie, describing its premise of adding zombies to Pride and Prejudice.
If I remember correctly though this came at a time just a guy that wrote the book that this movie was made from wrote Fred and pride for a present Pride and Prejudice and Zombies where he rewrote pride and prep excuse me pride and bowels but added a zombie-like plot throughout it so he just say he mashed up the story it was successful
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
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Joe Rogan mentions the book as another example of the author's style, noting it's an Abraham Lincoln biography with vampires added.
so he did it again with like an Amber Abraham Lincoln biography but added vampires to it is their demand... Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter
Mein Kampf
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One of the speakers mentions writing a paper based on Mein Kampf, replacing 'Jews' with 'white men'.
our paper that we wrote Mein Kampf was about
On Liberty
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One speaker references John Stuart Mill's book 'On Liberty' in the context of free speech and debate.
that's in John Stehr Mills book on liberty
Everybody Is Wrong About God
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One of the speakers (Peter Boghossian) describes his book, 'Everybody's Wrong About God', and its topic.
that's a call everybody's wrong about God and it sounds like I'm just gonna go after religion but it's actually the culmination of my study of religious psychology
Dianetics
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One speaker mentions L. Ron Hubbard and Dianetics in the context of Scientology and its ideas being treated as 'gold standard knowledge'.
you know l ron hubbard was at Dianetics or whatever
Speed Climbing!
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Alex Honnold mentions that Hans Florine wrote a book called "how to speed climb" and that he learned how to speed climb from it.
this older guy Hans Florine who actually wrote the book how to speed climb that I learned how to speed from from many years ago
Alone on the Wall
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Alex Honnold mentions that he published a book a few years ago and received an advance from it.
so like I published a book a few years ago and so there's an advance from that
Fight for the Forgotten
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Justin Wren mentions that he just wrote a book that is available on Amazon and gives a potential title.
He just wrote a book it's available in Amazon I think it's called like [ __ ] from victim Victor
A Confederacy of Dunces
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Roseanne mentions being reminded of the book 'A Confederacy of Dunces' and a specific scene or rant from it.
you ever noticed that she started got that one got her she's like I did I did notice there's crawling [ __ ] I go yeah next fret dusting eat that this this one you know I like suddenly I'm transported to a confederacy of dunces when he's on the thing against Levi's pants remember that rant that book
Brazil
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Joe Rogan mentions Donna Brazile's book and its contents regarding the Democratic primaries.
well especially when they found out when Donna Brazil's book came out they found out what they had done to Bernie during the primaries
Manufacturing consent
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Roseanne mentions the concept of 'manufacturing consent' and attributes it to Noam Chomsky, referencing the book's core idea.
I'm thinking about manufacturing consent and you know using bots to do it I'm thinking about manufacturing consent It's a place where like Noam Chomsky says you know the press manufacturers consent the consent of the governed
The Omnivore's Dilemma
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Nick Kroll mentions not having read 'the Michael Pollan book' in the context of discussing trying acid at Burning Man, implying it's a well-known book about psychedelics.
A couple buddies were like I've done this acid before and I haven't read the Michael Pollan book but I was like enough
If I Did It
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'If I Did It' in the context of discussing O. J. Simpson.
Well how about the book If I did it
Going Clear
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Joe Rogan asks if Nick Kroll read the book 'Going Clear' while discussing L. Ron Hubbard and Scientology.
Yeah Elrond Harvard was a [ __ ] maniac did you read going clear did you see the digested argument book
The Art of Living
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Everlast mentions reading a book by Osho titled 'The Art of Living and Dying' and finding it interesting.
I've been reading his book and it's actually pretty interesting I actually have it right here the art of living and dying and uh he he wrote this book yeah he wrote this book after he became osho or maybe they published it after he became osho but it's a very good book
Fat Loss Forever
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Layne Norton mentions he is currently writing a book titled 'Fat Loss Forever' about weight loss problems.
If you look at the weight loss problem in our society and I'm writing a book called fat loss forever
Complete Books of Enoch: All Three: New Translation with Extensive Commentary
Dom D'Agostino mentions giving Joe Rogan a book titled 'The Complete Book of Ketones' by Dr. Mary.
I mean it's that that book I gave you the complete book of ketones by dr. Mary
Glow15
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Layne Norton mentions that Naomi Whittel wrote a book about autophagy.
Naomi would tell wrote a book about this and it just it's like a New York Times and that really covers a science
The Complete Contest Prep Guide (Male Cover)
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Layne Norton mentions he has a book that is currently published and available.
I've got a book out I've got another book coming out
Feminist Baby Finds Her Voice!
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Joe Rogan describes seeing this children's book in a bookstore and comments on its title and illustration.
I was at a bookstore and there is a feminist baby book... it says feminist baby finds her voice
The Technology of Orgasm
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Geoffrey Miller discusses a historical claim made in this book about the invention of vibrators.
okay so there was a book back in 99 called I think the technology of orgasm that made the claim that vibrators were first invented in the Victorian era the late 1800s to help doctors bring their female patients to orgasm to cure quote hysteria
The Righteous Mind
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Geoffrey Miller mentions being a fan of Jonathan Haidt's work, specifically referencing this book.
so you know the people who have thought the most deeply about this like I'm a big fan of Jonathan heights work and the righteous mind and and the way he kind of analyzes this stuff
Sex at Dawn
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Joe Rogan asks Geoffrey Miller if he has read this book.
well if you read sex at dawn
The Ethical Slut, Third Edition
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Geoffrey Miller mentions this book as a guide to polyamory and names the authors.
I mean the ethical slot is a good kind of... it is the ethical [ __ ]... dossie Easton and Janet Hardy
Mate
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Geoffrey Miller mentions a book he co-authored with Tucker Max, related to their podcast and providing dating advice.
I did a podcast with Tucker max a couple years ago the mating grounds where it was sort of related to our mate book that was dating advice for young single guys
Brazil
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Joe Rogan asks Tulsi Gabbard if she read Donna Brazile's book. Tulsi says she read excerpts, and they discuss the book's revelation about the DNC conspiring to favor Hillary Clinton in the primaries.
Did you read Donna Brazil's book I didn't read the whole book I heard I got a excerpt excerpts from it and of it I was shocked that they conspired to have Hillary win the primaries I was more shocked that more people weren't outraged yeah
Going Clear
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Joe Rogan asks Tom Papa if he read the book 'Going Clear' after discussing the documentary.
did you see going clear the documentary Do you read the book
Dianetics
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Tom Papa mentions reading some of Dianetics when he first moved to LA.
I read some of Dianetics though
The Art of Happiness in a Troubled World
Joe Rogan mentions reading Osho's book 'The Art of Living and Dying' after discussing the Wild Wild Country documentary.
I've been reading his book the art of living and dying
Fight Club: A Novel
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The host mentions the guest's book 'Fight Club' and its impact on him.
When you wrote Fight Club you tapped into something that it was really fascinating for me as someone who's been involved in martial arts my whole life
The Joy Luck Club
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The guest mentions 'Joy Luck Club' as an example of a novel providing social models for women.
for women there are us you know every season there's a new joy Luck Club a new how to make an American quilt a new traveling Sisterhood of the Yamaha hands or whatever just all these different model in which women can come together and talk about their lives
Wild
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The guest mentions a book by a fellow writer from his workshop, 'Wild' by Cheryl Strayed, discussing a controversial passage that was removed.
and one of the writers in our workshop is a writer named Cheryl Strayed who had written a book called wild which was a hugely successful book
On the Road
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The guest quotes Truman Capote's comment about Jack Kerouac's book 'On the Road'.
you remember the Truman Capote quote about on the road Jack Kerouac Capote said that's not writing that's typing
Tribe
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The host asks the guest if he has read 'Tribe' by Sebastian Junger.
Did you read Sebastian Junger tribe
Astrophysics for Young People in a Hurry
Neil deGrasse Tyson mentions his book and its long run on the New York Times bestseller list.
oh that the astrophysics for people in a hurry that's been on the on the New York Times bestseller was for 67 weeks
The culture code
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Joe Rogan mentions the book title, and Neil deGrasse Tyson immediately follows by mentioning the author and discussing a point from the book.
it is your a the talent code no Daniel Coyle know one of the interesting parts about it is Brazilian soccer players how good they are
Blood Meridian
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Henry Rollins recommends Cormac McCarthy's 'Blood Meridian' as a book to start with, joking that Joe should read a 'real writer' instead of his own books.
oh I would tell you to read blood meridian by Cormac McCarthy Oh just tell you read a real writer
True Story
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Jimmy Dore mentions reading Bill Maher's novel 'True Story' and calls it a 'great book'. He also briefly describes its content about the start of modern comedy.
I like Bill Maher I'd loved I read his book that he read about I wrote about calm and I bet you even know he had one it was it was really funny no no no the other novel it screwed Troost I think we had a true story story yeah That's a great book
The Shining
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Joe asks Macaulay if he has read The Shining and they discuss the book and its movie adaptation, noting Stephen King's dislike for the film.
You ever read The Shining? No. It's really interesting different. Stephen King did not like it.
The Stand
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Joe mentions The Dark Tower series as another example of a long book by Stephen King.
It was a The Dark Tower series. There's also the stand is really thick.
The Satanic Verses
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The hosts discuss Cat Stevens (Yusuf Islam) wanting death for author Salman Rushdie, specifically mentioning his controversial book.
and now but he also wanted death for Salman Rushdie Salman Rushdie right and they wouldn't let him back in United States they took away they took away his entry right I don't even know if he's here now it does concerts in Mexico people go down to Mexico to watch a Cat Stevens concert
Why we get fat
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Joe Rogan mentions the title 'Why we get fat' while looking at something on a screen, possibly a book title or a topic related to nutrition.
why we get fat I was that bio on my camera the guys name why we get fat and the for our body
The 4-Hour Body
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Joe Rogan mentions 'the for our body' while looking at something on a screen, likely another book title, and mentions 'Ferris' (Timothy Ferriss), the author.
why we get fat and the for our body oh yeah ok tonight it's at Ferris and I learned stuff from both
The Da Vinci Code (Republish)
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One speaker mentions Dan Brown's book 'The Da Vinci Code' in the context of discussing theories about Leonardo da Vinci.
I think this is at least being brown in his book The Da Vinci Code actually talks about it
Going Clear
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One speaker mentions a class they attended is cited in the book 'Going Clear', which is about Scientology.
I was in the class for 10 years that is cited in the book by in going clear
Dianetics
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One speaker mentions buying the book 'Dianetics' after seeing it advertised on late-night television before the internet era.
I bought the book I bought Diane
Blood Meridian
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One speaker mentions the book 'Blood Meridian' and describes a disturbing practice depicted in it.
Oh I think I think was the book blood meridian and he talks about and this apparently was a practice
The Sun Also Rises
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One speaker mentions the book 'The Green Hills of Africa' by Hemingway and that it describes killing a rhino.
and and I think it's called the green hills of Africa I think it's called a Hemingway book
The Book of Five Rings
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Duncan Trussell recalls a conversation with Joe Rogan about 'The Book of Five Rings' by Miyamoto Musashi and quotes a key principle from it about learning one thing to understand many others.
but dude you know this is this is something i was thinking i wanted to bring up during the podcast man it's like when we first started hanging out and you told me something i've never forgotten and it's from the book of five rings um by miyamoto musashi and you mentioned something from that book which is that um learn one thing and you will know how to do a lot of other stuff
Amusing Ourselves to Death
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Hamilton Morris recommends this book, describing it as amazing and predicting the current media landscape before computers and social media.
I mean there's an amazing book that I recommend anyone listening to this read called amusing ourselves to death by Neil postman which he wrote in 1985 before computers before social media before any of this he predicts all of it perfectly without even knowing the faintest hint of what was going to happen
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Hamilton Morris mentions this as one of Allegro's books, published after "The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross".
and the Christian myth it was one of his books and that was the second book that he published after the sacred mushroom in the cross
Zen in the Art of Archery
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Joe Rogan mentions reading a book about the art of archery, recommended by his friend John Dudley.
youvery does then in the art of archery No Really good book Interesting book It's funny because my friend John Dudley read it and recommended it to me
The Tipping Point
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Joe Rogan mentions currently reading/listening to 'The Tipping Point' by Malcolm Gladwell.
I'm reading the tipping point which is a Malcolm Gladwell book And also reading sapiens
Sapiens
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Joe Rogan mentions currently reading/listening to 'Sapiens' and identifies the author as Yuval Noah Harari.
I'm reading the tipping point which is a Malcolm Gladwell book And also reading sapiens which is who wrote sapiens I heard someone read the book tipping point is great mm-hmm It's really great Really interesting and it is But I also felt like who is it You've all know a horror re Oh okay That's great -
The culture code
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Joe Rogan mentions another book he is currently reading/listening to called 'The Talent Code'.
and also the talent code It's another book I'm in the middle of I feel like the tipping's great book
Free Will
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Joe Rogan mentions Sam Harris's book about free will.
not to bring up sam harris again but that whole like you know free will book mmm-hmm you know that kind of that's a mindfuck that somebody it really is
This Is Your Mind On Plants
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Dennis mentions Michael Pollan's book, noting it received significant attention compared to Don Lattin's book released concurrently.
and he wrote a book that they published called changing our minds ironically about the same time Michael Pollan brought his book out So Michael Pollan being who he is got all the attention Don's got very little still a good book you know
My Book
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Dennis mentions his own book and that it includes a chapter about his experiences with the Institute for Ecotecnics.
and I guess you could say the personal dynamic was kind of strange and like if you read my book the Brotherhood of the screaming abyss there's a couple of chapter there's a chapter on this but over time even Wade changed his mind
The Teachings of Don Juan
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Dennis mentions discovering this book, given to him by his brother, and how it provided an ethnographic perspective on psychedelics.
and about the same time I discovered the teachings of Don Juan which my my brother gave to me for my 18th birthday and although much in there is probably fiction those two books gave me complementary perspective The teachings of Don Juan was the ethnographic lands through which you could use look at the use of psychedelics
Communion
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Dennis mentions Whitley Strieber and his series of books about alien abduction experiences.
He's from the communion books or people don't know exactly what a series of books about being abducted and yeah
One River
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Dennis mentions this book by Wade Davis, noting it's a biography of Richard Schultes and one of Davis's most memorable books.
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On Writing
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Joe Rogan mentions this book by Stephen King, noting it contains his life and work philosophy and is interesting for writers and others.
it's Stephen King on writing it's really interesting because it's sort of uh there's a lot of his sort of life and work philosophy and in the book
This Is Your Mind On Plants
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Joe Rogan refers to Michael Pollan's recent book on psychedelics, stating it changed Pollan's life.
He wrote that book his most recent book on psychedelics it changed his life
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Discussion about the use of a controversial word in Mark Twain's book.
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The adventures of Tom Sawyer
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Discussion about the censoring of Mark Twain's books, mentioning Tom Sawyer alongside Huckleberry Finn.
pulled up the censoring of Tom Sawyer or Huckleberry Finn
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan mentions Miyamoto Musashi wrote "The Book of Five Rings" and quotes it.
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Jack Herer's the Emperor Wears No Clothes
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Joe Rogan mentions Jack Herer and his book "The Emperor Wears No Clothes", describing its content and impact.
Jack Herer was this great weed activist who wrote a book called the emperor has no clothes it's all a book about him being a Goldwater Republican and finding marijuana and then becoming like this marijuana advocate and begin a hero for marijuana
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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Joe Rogan uses "Alice in Wonderland" as an analogy for something fantastical, contrasting it with the reality of mushrooms.
it's not like we're making something up like this is some Alice in Wonderland book where there's some medicine that says drink me and if we drink we're gonna go on this journey
Living with a SEAL
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Joe Rogan points to the book "Living with a Seal" in front of him, mentioning the author also wrote "Living with Monks".
this book that's in front of you living with a seal uh-huh he also wrote a book living with monks
Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham with 12 Silly Sounds!
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Joe Rogan refers to "Dr. Seuss books" in the context of outdated food pyramids/chains, implying they might have depicted them.
like those food chains from the [ __ ] 80s and those dr. Seuss books [ __ ] it was all like cereal and rice and grain at the bottom must get it better have a lot of that
Why We Sleep
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Joe Rogan mentions listening to Matthew Walker, a sleep expert, about sleep, strongly implying his well-known book on the topic.
when it comes to sleep I listen to a guy like Matthew Walker who's a sleep expert
Going Clear
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Going Clear' by Lawrence Wright, noting that it is also an HBO documentary, during a discussion about Scientology.
there's a what is the [ __ ] HBO documentary it's also the book the HBO on Scientology the Lawrence Wright going clear going clear
Tribe
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Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger's book "Tribe" and its subject matter about soldiers returning from war and difficulty assimilating.
but Sebastian Junger wrote a book called tribe and it's all about this and it's about these guys coming back from war and trying to just sort of assimilate and having a really difficult time
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Kevin Smith mentions "The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross" in the context of discussing the Dead Sea Scrolls and Christian myths.
Yeah the Dead Sea Scrolls in the Christian myth and the sacred mushroom in the cross books on that
Free Will
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Joe mentions Sam Harris as someone who argued about free will, leading him to reconsider his views. Sam Harris has a well-known book specifically on this topic.
I mean Sam Harris argued it to me the best and made me really reconsider
Pet Sematary
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Theo Von mentions 'Pet Sematary' in response to Joe Rogan asking about a Stephen King movie.
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Enlightenment Now
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Joe Rogan mentions that Steven Pinker wrote a book that provides evidence that the world is getting better overall.
but I think overall if you look at the period of time we live in now you know and Steven Pinker wrote a great book about this and there's a lot of evidence that folks read his book yeah evidence that points to that
Atheism is Winning!
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Matt Taibbi introduces his new book, co-written with an anonymous high-level drug dealer, and explains its premise and how it's being released.
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Matt Taibbi uses Anna Karenina as an example of a difficult book to read because it requires significant mental effort from the reader.
it may be just as interesting but it just requires less work so the hardest thing to read is you know Anna Karenina or something like that right
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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Matt Taibbi discusses Hunter S. Thompson's campaign diary/book about the 1972 election, describing its satirical nature and the anecdote about Ed Muskie and "ibogaine".
well he so hundreds of this great thing he he he wrote about it it was it was kind of a spoof of campaign coverage because he he did this whole campaign diary and then he just kind of went into this deadpan recitation of what sounded like a breaking news story about him discovering Muskies secret relationship with a witch doctor who was providing him with evil again
Why We Sleep
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The speaker mentions listening to Dr. Matthew Walker, a sleep expert, and something he said about sleep duration, implying knowledge gained from his work.
I was listening to Matthew Walker dr. Matthew Walker say ten hours
Born to Run
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The speaker mentions the book 'Born to Run' while discussing the running abilities of people from the mountains of Mexico.
and well that's what part of that book Born to Run that she lost mountains
Coyote America
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The host (Joe Rogan) mentions reading this book by a previous podcast guest, Dan Flores, about coyotes.
yeah there's a great book I read called coyote America by a past guest of the podcast named Dan Flores he's a wildlife historian
Lost Connections
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Joe Rogan mentions having a podcast with Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression.
We had a podcast with a guy wrote a book on it a guy Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression
Chasing the Scream
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Joe Rogan mentions having a podcast with Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression.
We had a podcast with a guy wrote a book on it a guy Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression
American Pravda
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by James O'Keefe about his investigative reports.
James O'Keefe has completed the book about the series entitled American privada my fight for the truth new era of fake news
The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason
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Maajid Nawaz mentions the book he co-wrote with Sam Harris.
I can't blur up the book we wrote together
The Bell Curve
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Sam Harris mentions having Charles Murray on his podcast and refers to Murray's book 'The Bell Curve'.
so I had charles murray on my podcast a year ago and charles murray is this this social scientist who published the bell curve back in the 90s which it was a a book about IQ and and success in in western societies like our own
Radical
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Maajid Nawaz mentions his autobiography, 'Radical', and its US publication.
can answer this question with a story so radical which is my autobiography has a u.s. publication
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by John Marco Allegro that discusses the origins of Christianity being linked to psychedelic mushroom rituals.
I mean there's so many parallels it's really kind of [ __ ] crazy and that's cool yeah it's a great book so he wrote this book called the sacred mushroom in the cross that was bought out by the Catholic Church
Breaking Open the Head
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Joe mentions learning about ibogaine from a book called 'breaking open the head'.
ibogaine is from the iboga tree and it's uh that's from breaking open the head that there's a book called breaking
The Bell Curve
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Joe Rogan mentions Charles Murray's controversial book 'The Bell Curve' and its arguments about race and intelligence.
so they're charles murray wrote this book called the bell curve I don't know 20 years ago or something 25 even yeah where he argued that there are racial differences in intelligence IQ specifically with Asians being the highest and then whites and then blacks
Cultural Materialism
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Chris Ryan mentions Marvin Harris and his theory of cultural materialism, referencing his work on the subject.
it's also interesting to look at how the culture reflects the environment yes right Marvin Harris wrote about this cultural materialism how how a culture responds to an environment
Coyote America
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Chris Ryan mentions Dan Flores and his book about coyotes.
dan Flores is a fascinating guy he wrote a book a great book on coyotes called coyote America
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee'.
They were ready bury my heart at Wounded Knee no I don't think I did that's a beautiful book
Coyote America
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Joe Rogan mentions Dan Flores' book 'coyote America' and how it changed his perspective on coyotes.
I love that guy that was awesome His book coyote America That book changed the way I feel about coyotes
The Sports Gene
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Joe Rogan mentions a book called 'The Sports Gene' in a discussion about genetics and athletic ability.
Well so so if you look at there's a book called the sports gene that talks about this
Sapiens
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Bryan Callen recommends the book 'Sapiens' to the audience.
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The Wealth of Nations
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Bryan Callen mentions Adam Smith and his book 'The Wealth of Nations' as a foundational text for capitalism.
and she she said well you know what they don't tell you is that when Adam Smith was writing The Wealth of Nations the [ __ ] handbook for all capitalists and free-market guys like yourself
The Theory of Moral Sentiments
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Bryan Callen mentions Adam Smith and his book 'The Moral Sentiments'.
Adam Smith the father of capitalism was also living with his mother when he wrote the Moral Sentiments man and the wealth of nations
Republic, Lost
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Bryan Callen mentions Lawrence Lessig and his book 'Republic Lost' about money in politics.
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On the Road
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Joe Rogan mentions Jack Kerouac and his book 'On the Road' in the context of writers using stimulants.
Well they said when Jack Kerouac rode on the road they were a lot of Benzedrine or like this
The great shark hunt
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Sturgill Simpson mentions reading Hunter S. Thompson's book about the Nixon campaign in high school.
you know probably high school when I read the campaign trail thing the Nixon book
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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Sturgill Simpson discusses Hunter S. Thompson's book 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' and its origins as a magazine assignment.
and then that Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas think to where that started out
A Brief History of Time
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Sturgill Simpson mentions getting the phrase 'Turtles All the Way Down' from a book by Stephen Hawking.
so the the I got it from a Stephen Hawking book
Kitchen Confidential
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Joe Rogan mentions that Anthony Bourdain wrote this book, which led to his TV career.
He's a chef and he wrote a book called Kitchen Confidential yeah There's a really good book and then after the book became successful he started doing a show on the Travel Channel I think it might even been called Kitchen Confidential
A New Earth
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Jimmy Dore mentions listening to Eckhart Tolle and his book 'The Power of Now' as something helping him be present and enjoy the moment.
and I listen this guy Eckhart Tolle a power of now
The Language Instinct
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Joe Rogan mentions listening to an audiobook of a book by Steven Pinker about how monkeys use different alarm calls for different predators.
but I was listening to this thing about monkeys I think it was Steven Pinker's book where they were talking about it was an audiobook they were talking about how monkeys have differentiated the sound that they make if there is a tiger versus the sound they make if there's an eagle any time I'm walking around and I hear squirrel and a tree making a certain sound
The Book of Five Rings
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Matt Brown mentions reading 'The Book of Five Rings' when he was 16.
and I read the book of five rings when I was 16
The Art of Learning
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Matt Brown recommends the book 'The Art of Learning' by Josh Waitzkin.
and that's the book the art of learning Have you read this one Josh Waitzkin
The Call of the Wild
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Cameron Hanes mentions reading 'Call of the wild' by Jack London when he was young, stating that these books contributed to his love for wolves.
I had wolves were one of my favorite animals you know Call of the wild White Fang that those books I love those Jack London books when I was young So wolves have always held a special place in my heart
White Fang
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Cameron Hanes mentions reading 'White Fang' by Jack London when he was young, stating that these books contributed to his love for wolves.
I had wolves were one of my favorite animals you know Call of the wild White Fang that those books I love those Jack London books when I was young So wolves have always held a special place in my heart
12 Rules for Life
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The host introduces the episode by mentioning the title of Jordan Peterson's book.
and we're live 12 rules for life so without reading this
True Identity: The Bible for Women (NIV)
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Jordan Peterson discusses theories and stories from the Bible, referencing the first chapter of Genesis and a line from the New Testament.
it's a lovely theory that's laid out right at the beginning of the bible that says that if you tell the truth you transform the potential of being into a habitable actuality
Maps of Meaning
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Jordan Peterson mentions his first book, 'Maps of Meaning', discussing the rigorous writing process.
like when i wrote maps of meaning which was my first book i suspect i rewrote every sentence at least 15 times
I'm Fine...And Other Lies
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Whitney Cummings mentions writing about her experience with sexual assault in her book.
and and I was only able to write about it in my book because I just I can't talk about it publicly
The Secret
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Joe Rogan mentions 'The Secret' in the context of Oprah promoting its ideas.
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Born to Run
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Rose Namajunas mentions a book called 'Born to Run' while discussing her enjoyment of running.
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Heavens on Earth
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The host introduces the guest, Michael Shermer, and states the title of his book.
Michael Shermer in Heaven's on earth yeah the scientific search for the afterlife immortality in Utopia
Into Thin Air
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The speaker mentions Jon Krakauer and lists some of his books, including this one about mountain climbing.
This is the guy the the mountain climber that did into thin air and and and the the one about the Alaskan kid anyway he wrote this book called under the banner of asking kid who died
The Book of Mormon
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The speaker discusses the founding of the Mormon religion and mentions the Book of Mormon.
and this is the the first page of the Book of Mormon is an affidavit
Waking Up
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The speaker compares near-death experiences to psychedelic experiences and mentions Sam Harris's book, quoting from its opening pages.
and I quote from Sam Harris's the opening pages of waking up you know I took ecstasy and I'm sitting there on the couch with my buddy
The doors of perception
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The speaker mentions Aldous Huxley's book in the context of psychedelic experiences.
you know Aldous Huxley's book the doors of perception s which supposedly is where the doors got their name
DMT: The Spirit Molecule
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The speaker discusses DMT and mentions Rick Strassman and his book about his research.
dr. rich Rick Strassman who was the guy who wrote the book DMT two-spirit male and it's an amazing book really really fascinating
The sacred mushroom and the cross
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The speaker discusses John Marco Allegro's work on the Dead Sea Scrolls and his controversial book.
and he deciphered them for over 14 years and wrote a book called the sacred mushroom and the cross and his interpretation was that the entire Christian religion was a massive misunderstanding
The Selfish Gene
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The speaker discusses Richard Dawkins' argument about genes and mentions his book.
so this is Dawkins argument in The Selfish Gene that that the gene is the is this is the thing we should be focused on not the body
Primal Blueprint
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The speaker mentions Mark Sisson and his 'primal blueprint' approach, which is also a book title.
or Mark Sisson calls it primal primal blueprint you're essentially just eating vegetables and fish and meat
Papers on the War
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The speaker mentions reading Daniel Ellsberg's new book about nuclear deterrence.
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12 Rules for Life
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The speaker mentions Jordan Peterson and his book listing 12 rules for success.
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Holographic Universe
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Danica mentions starting to read this book.
I've got a lot of books that I want to read I started reading a book called the holographic universe
The Alchemist
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Danica mentions wanting to read this book.
I am in simple books like The Alchemist and stuff
Becoming a Supple Leopard
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Joe mentions the author and title of a book he recommends for understanding the body and exercise.
he's the guy wrote that book becoming a supple leopard he's a real wizard when it comes to like exercise physiology and understanding the body
DMT: The Spirit Molecule
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Joe mentions a book about DMT research by Dr. Rick Strassman.
there's a book called DMT the spirit monocle molecule by this guy dr. Rick Strassman who did all these studies out of the University of New Mexico and they were the first fda-approved clinical studies
The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift: Gulliver's travels
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Eddie Huang mentions reading this work by Jonathan Swift as a kid, listing it as one of the three works that inspired him to write.
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The War of Art
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Joe Rogan asks Tom Papa if he has read Steven Pressfield's book 'The War of Art'.
you ever read steven pressfield's book the war of art
On Writing
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Joe Rogan asks Tom Papa if he has read Stephen King's book 'On Writing'.
Have you ever read Stephen King's on writing
Fight for the Forgotten
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Tom Papa mentions a book by their friend Justin, who helps the Congo pygmies, noting that the image on the back of the book looks like his tattoo.
so when we did this show for your buddy that helps the Congo pygmies Justin Justin Justin on the back of his book it's exactly my tattoo
Waking Up
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Dan Harris mentions Sam Harris's book 'Waking Up' and calls it his favorite among Sam's books.
I mean one of the points that sam Harris mutual friend of ours great podcaster great writer has made in his book waking up which was one of his many books but I think my favorite is that you know in the West we've developed an intellectual and scientific culture that is really robust and has changed the world
The Power of Positive Thinking
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Dan Harris mentions this book as an example of the 'positive thinking' philosophy he criticizes.
because there's there's a book called the show positive thinking there's another book called Think and Grow Rich I don't want people to go buy these books
Think and Grow Rich
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Dan Harris mentions this book as another example of the 'positive thinking' philosophy he criticizes.
because there's there's a book called the show positive thinking there's another book called Think and Grow Rich I don't want people to go buy these books
The Secret
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Dan Harris mentions 'The Secret' in the context of criticizing the 'positive thinking' movement, referencing its association with Oprah.
and I reminded everyone about Oprah and the secret Yes I'm like do you know how many people ruined their lives because they thought all they had to do is have a vision board and think positive
10% Happier
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Dan Harris mentions his first book, '10% Happier', and explains his motivation for writing it as a counterpoint to the self-help industry.
and that was why I ended my the first book I wrote was called 10% happier because I was trying to counter program against the howling sea of yeah that is America's 11 billion dollar a year self-help industry
Sapiens
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The speaker mentions listening to the audiobook of 'Sapiens' and how it relates to the discussion about the future of the human race.
I started listening to the audiobook of sapiens yeah and that's I feel like that's what it's getting to just that question you're asking the first couple chapters are leading up to like he says it over and over again like thousands of years from now
Outliers
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One of the hosts asks about a book by Malcolm Gladwell that discusses how one's origin affects their reaction to confrontation.
as far as they say they say that what was that book that by Malcolm Gladwell where like wherever you're from has to do with how you react to a front
DMT: The Spirit Molecule
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Joe Rogan mentions Dr. Rick Strassman and his book 'DMT the spirit molecule' while discussing DMT research and studies.
but they have been able to through the Cottonwood Research Foundation which all started from the work of dr. Rick Strassman out of the University of New Mexico who wrote a book called DMT the spirit molecule which was one of the very first times where the DEA allowed them to do clinical studies on people with intravenous dimethyltryptamine
Primal Blueprint
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Joe Rogan mentions Mark Sisson's book, likely 'The Primal Blueprint', as a great example of how the author's personal story of overcoming severe arthritis through dietary changes (reducing refined carbohydrates, increasing protein/fat) demonstrates the power of diet.
a great example is the primal kitchen mark Sissons book which is fantastic and his story Mark's story about having his own inflammatory issues with his hands he had some pretty severe arthritis that he thought was just gonna be with him forever He changes his diet reduces all the refined carbohydrates It goes on this protein high fat diet and it all goes away
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan quotes Miyamoto Musashi about understanding the way broadly and seeing it in all things, relating it to reaching new levels in different disciplines. This quote is famously from Musashi's book on strategy and philosophy.
you know is this movie much miyamoto musashi quote that I like I use all the time once you understand the way broadly you see it in all things and that this this place that you're talking about like these new level places like that exists in martial arts that exists in comedy it exists in writing and exists in I'm sure it exists in music although I own two music rancis I think this thing of this Zen samurai thing you're talking about it just like this constant focus until you reach some new understanding of the thing and you don't even know how you're getting there
Tribe
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Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe', stating that it changed his understanding of human nature and conflict.
you know the Sebastian Junger is a war journalist you ever heard of him I've listened to every podcast you've done with him Restrepo is one of my favorite documentaries he's amazing his book tribe changed the way I understand that I'm like oh this is a natural part of being human
The Book of Five Rings
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Joe Rogan mentions Miyamoto Musashi and his book 'The Book of Five Rings' while discussing psychological warfare in martial arts, giving an example of Musashi's tactics.
I mean that's one of the things that miyamoto musashi used when he was a sword fighter in the book of five rings he would talk about all the different games he would play and people have documented it like when Musashi would have these duels he would show up like hours late and let this poor [ __ ] just freak out worrying about a sword fight that he was gonna have the guys sitting there for hours and hours then finally Musashi would show up and the guy would be like a nervous wreck and he would just [ __ ] him up and kill him and he he had all these tactics that he used and that was just one of them so psychological warfare is something that's always been a part of the martial arts
The Silence of the Lambs
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Joe Rogan uses 'Silence of the Lambs' as an example when discussing writing styles in books.
you know you know writing has gone like when you read Silence of the Lambs right it's just plain writing but sometimes you read these books with the writers go a little too far with their [ __ ] it's just too much
The Godfather
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The host mentions Mario Puzo's book 'The Godfather' and its significance leading to the movie adaptation.
so when this Mario Puzo was [ __ ] the book was tremendous they sent it to what's-his-name
The Shining
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Joe Rogan references a famous quote from the movie/book 'The Shining', mentioning Jack Nicholson's character.
I mean it's all that uh the Jack Nicholson in the shining you know too much work no play makes Jack a dull boy right
Tribe
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Joe Rogan mentions the book and its author, discussing its themes about soldiers and camaraderie in times of war.
Have you ever read Sebastian Junger? He ever read any of this? Now he's got a great book called tribe and it's a lot of it is about what happens to people in times of war and what happens to soldiers the camaraderie that they share together
The Hero with a Thousand Faces
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Eric Weinstein mentions Joseph Campbell's work (referred to as "type stuff") in the context of deep archetypes and narratives that provide meaning, comparing them to religious canons.
like all that kind of narrative so Joseph Campbell's type stuff yeah sure don't you think that there's lessons to be learned in those right and there's meaning in all those stories and there's there's a longing that we have for a lot of those hero's journey type narratives
The Selfish Gene
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Russell Brand discusses ideas derived from Darwinism, specifically mentioning Richard Dawkins' book The Selfish Gene in the context of human nature (survival, selfishness).
and that's I think shows you that we're not as in a Darwinistic model or some of the ideas derived from Darwinism rather like The Selfish Gene and the Richard Dawkins idea that people just want to survive and we just want to kill them [ __ ] and you know and this is what propels us forward
Moby-Dick
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Russell Brand quotes Herman Melville's book Moby-Dick to illustrate a point about humanity's connection to natural events and chaos.
and at this great quote in Herman Melville's moby-dick that says you know Noah's Flood is still happening we are the majority of the earth is still flooded in water these we are connected to these events
Tribe
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Joe Rogan mentions Sebastian Junger and his book 'Tribe', discussing its theme about human connection during crisis.
are you familiar with uh Sebastian Junger no Sebastian Junger is an amazing war journalist and he wrote a great book called tribe and his how his book is essentially all about how human beings really only feel at their best and they're happiest when they're coming together to only on something
Infinite jest
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Russell Brand mentions David Foster Wallace and his book Infinite Jest, referencing its prediction about branding in society.
you know in David Foster Wallace your great American author in his book Infinite Jest postulated a world where all stadiums were named after brands where countries and regions were named after brands and it's sort of I mean it's happening
If I Did It
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Joe Rogan mentions the book 'If I did it' in the context of O. J. Simpson being released from prison and having written it.
until he wrote a book how I did it yeah If I did it that was a yeah I know but if isn't tiny I watched the the cuba gooding show last night
1984
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Joe Rogan connects the Russian government's denial and manipulation of truth to George Orwell's book "1984".
and what that is is that George Orwell that's 1984
Something Deeply Hidden
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Sean Carroll mentions the title of the book he is currently working on.
Well so the title of the book is something deeply hidden This is a phrase from Einstein and the ideas that there is something real that we can get a handle on It's just different than what we see
The Particle at the End of the Universe
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Sean Carroll mentions his previous book and discusses its content, specifically Bayesian reasoning.
and I think that it's so in my last book the big picture I actually devoted even though it's mostly about physics and philosophy and cosmology and biology I devoted a little bit to the fundamental principles of reasoning and especially Bayesian reasoning
The Secret
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Joe Rogan tells a story about a friend who was influenced by 'The Secret'.
I have a friend it was a really sad sort of story I have a friend who was really into the secret and she was actually a friend of a friend more than a friend and I ran into her at the comedy store and we were talking and she was explaining to me how she has sort of used the the power of the secret to map out her life
Dear Reader
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Joe Rogan mentions a book by Michael Malice about the history of North Korea.
you know there's it's you could read about in actually there's a really good book called dear reader from Michael malice He's a guy who was on my podcast and the history that part of the world is really [ __ ] up
The men who stare at goats
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Jon Ronson mentions writing a book about psychopaths called "The Psychopath Test" while discussing psychopathic traits.
I just remembered I wrote a book a few years ago about psychopaths called the psychopath test. And a a psychopathic trait is that like if somebody kills somebody in a bar, they would say, "Well, it's his fault for looking at me funny."
Dear Reader
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Joe Rogan mentions Michael Malice's book about Kim Jong Il, stating the title is 'dear reader' and that it's a very good and interesting book.
okay so it was chick kim jong-il but it's called dear reader it's a very very good book
The Selfish Gene
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Gad Saad mentions Richard Dawkins' book 'The Selfish Gene' where he coined the term 'meme'.
So, a meme is a term that Richard Dawkins coined in his book uh in 1976, selfish gene.
The beauty myth : how images of beauty are used against women
Gad Saad mentions Naomi Wolf's book 'The Beauty Myth' and its central argument about beauty standards.
Naomi Wolf wrote a a book in the early '90s, uh, the beauty myth that sold millions of copies where she argued that there is no such thing as universal standards of beauty.
Das Kapital
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Josh Barnett mentions seeing 'Das Kapital' at his ex-girlfriend's house and discusses reading 'Marx' to understand his arguments in the context of her turning into a 'Marxist SJW'.
you know she's from she might to Berkeley so it wasn't something that I ever saw especially to begin with it didn't seem like that was what I was in store for until one day you know I look over and I'm like huh Das Kapital Well yeah I think we reading Marx is interesting and I think it's worthwhile to understand some of his his arguments and I think he's got some interesting critiques of capitalism especially back in its day with with this industrialism industrial society at that time but he doesn't understand people at all his solutions are [ __ ] hackneyed and you know he's coming from a very interesting position because he doesn't even he as a person doesn't even stick to his own his own [ __ ] you know but in anyways so we're having these arguments and then it would turn it up pejorative and I'm like well okay why are you attacking me I'm not attacking you I'm not even being angry about your statement I just you you made statement a so I don't believe in it I don't I don't think that that's correct so we're having a discussion but now it became a personal attack and now once it even gets to that let alone someone even back in the day talking about what really upsets me that no matter how angry you no matter whatever if I hit you or did this it wouldn't matter because you're you it's like well both of these statements come from the same same both of those scenarios come from the same place it's like well now you're trying you're attacking me the individual because if you're gonna do that you aren't thinking about me as the person that no no I got your back through heaven and hell I will kick the gates of hell down and kill everyone there if I got to there for you yet there they wanted the value they wanted to value me the person because they feel attacked in some way they feel like they're they're so attached to their to their statement to whatever that may be which has some attachment to maybe what they feel is their existence that to change that is dangerous to call it outright wrong would be an even bigger problem and I mean you know it's just like this stuff would start showing up at the house and so I'm like alright I'm gonna start doing research on marks and angles and all this different stuff and and then as I would go further and further and further down the rabbit hole I come back and I go oh okay so this argument stems from this and this and this and this and this and they're like no it doesn't like well okay what why do you think people operate like what do you think their whole reasoning is you know we can do these arguments about capitalism like capitalism's and neutral
The Handmaid's Tale
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One speaker asks about the TV show 'The Handmaid's Tale' and the other mentions it's based on a book written about 20 years ago.
Have you been watching this handmaid's tale? No. What is that? No have you know about this on Hulu? Man it a book written um I want to say 20 years ago