
Joe Rogan
Host of The Joe Rogan Experience
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Alpha (nicotine pouches)π Recommends
β¦discussing nicotine pouches available in texas but not california
βBy the way, I showed these to Daniel Cormier... And I go, in Texas you could buy them He goes, you know you can't buy them in California... These are Alps Yeah, they make it in patches This is wintergreen Shout out to Tucker Carlson This is his brand I like these, these are very deliciousβ
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American Buffaloπ Recommends
β¦book about bison history and American hunting regulations
βI think his book's called American Buffalo, but it's really good. First hunting regulations appeared in colonial laws in the 1600s, mainly as seasonal clothes seasons for certain game-like deer.β
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Area 51 and Flying Saucersπ Recommends
β¦recommendation of bob lazar documentary about area 51
βI had that guy Bob Lazar on again recently. Who's that? You want to see a great documentary that's fun? First, I would say Jeremy Corbell's documentary, which is Area 51, Bob Lazar and Flying Saucers. Is that what it's called? Bob Lazar, Area 51 and Flying Saucers.β
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Best Evidenceπ Recommends
β¦book about Kennedy assassination inconsistencies discussed
βAnd there's a great book on it called Best Evidence by David Lifton. And he was an accountant that was hired to go over the Warren Commission report. And he started finding all these inconsistencies and contradictions in the Warren Commission report. So then he wrote this book on all the different things that are wrong with the Kennedy assassination and all the different things that we've been told that couldn't possibly be true.β
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Beta Alanineπ Recommends
β¦discussing beta alanine supplement for workout performance
βHere's another one that's really good for working out. Beta alanine. You ever take that? No. Phenomenal. Phenomenal. Look, I take everything else. It makes you tingle, though. Makes your skin almost like itch.β
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Bob's Watchesπ Recommends
β¦Joe recommends Bob's Watches online retailer for vintage Rolex watches
βWell they'll last for decades and decades. Right. I mean, you could buy, there's a place called Bob's watches online. You could buy like a 1967 Rolex. And it still works perfectly. Yeah. Yeah. I mean they last forever and sometimes they need service.β
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Chaosπ Recommends
β¦book about Manson family and MKUltra program mentioned during discussion
βWell, there's a fantastic book called Chaos by Tom O'Neill. It's all about the Manson family. Have you ever read it? I've seen it. I haven't read it. It's phenomenal. And it's mind-blowing. You read it, and it all documents Jolly West and the MK Ultra program and what they did with Jack Ruby. And they visited Jack Ruby after he shot Lee Harvey Oswald. And Jack Ruby went insane and had a complete psychotic breakdown and said they're lighting Jews on fire.β
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Cobalt Red: The Blood of the Congo Powers Our Livesπ Recommends
β¦Joe recommends book about cobalt mining in Congo by Siddharth Kara
βI had this guy, Siddharth Kara on the podcast. Uh, he wrote a book. Jamie, do you remember what the name of that book was? His, uh, book on cobalt mining in the Congo. So cobalt is a critical mineral that's used in cell phone batteries. And many electronics. And, uh, that is cobalt red, the blood of the Congo powers our lives.β
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Coyote Americaπ Recommends
β¦discussing coyote behavior and evolution in urban environments
βThere's a great book on it called Coyote America. Yeah. It's really good. And it's all about how coyotes, what happens is when they yell out, they're doing like a roll call. And when they're doing a roll call, they're letting all the other coyotes know that they're there.β
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Creatineπ Recommends
β¦discussing creatine supplementation for memory and cognitive function
βYou know what else is really important? Creatine. I take 10 milligrams twice a day. Beautiful. Beautiful. That's phenomenal for your memory. And that's a really good nootropic as well.β
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Creatineπ Recommends
β¦joe discussing sleep deprivation recovery and cognitive enhancement supplements
βUsually I can fix it with creatine. So creatine is a great supplement when you're tired. It really... There's been studies that show that creatine supplementation, especially like 10 to 20 grams, it actually alleviates all of the problems that happen with sleep deprivation in terms of cognitive function.β
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DMSOπ Recommends
β¦discussing pain management options for post-surgery recovery
βHave you ever used DMSO? I don't know what that is, Joe. What's this shit right here? You rub it on? Yeah. That's another horse tranquilizer. Another horse medication. Yeah, they use it in veterinary applications. But it's really good for pain. For pain and injury. Take that. Keep it.β
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DMT, the Spirit Moleculeπ Recommends
β¦discussing psychedelic research and DMT literature
βOne of the big ones was Rick Strassman. He wrote a book called DMT, the spirit molecule. And he did this. It was really kind of brilliant. He had an FDA study that he got.β
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Defense Soapπ Recommends
β¦specialized soap using tea tree oil and eucalyptus to protect healthy skin bacteria
βBecause healthy skin flora, you know, I do jujitsu and one of the things that happens with jujitsu is you get a lot of skin diseases. Like you get, people get ringworm, staph infections. Well, you're getting scratched up a lot and you're rolling around on the mats and if the mats are dirty and if it's just, there's exposure to it, you can have a problem. And then one of the problems that people have is to treat that, they use antibacterial skin soap. So what that does is it strips the skin of all the healthy flora, which actually protects you. The counter to that, I always bring this up, I have no affiliation with this product, but it's an excellent product that's called Defense Soap. Defense Soap is, uh, uh, my friend Guy Sacco, he invented it, he's a wrestling coach, and his, it was a solution using healthy things like, uh, tea tree oil, eucalyptus in the soap that kills the bad bacteria but does nothing to the healthy flora. That's great.β
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Dissolving Illusions㪠Mentioned
β¦Joe referencing a book about historical health issues and disease narratives
βAnd It's All About That And All About Like First Of They Were Spraying It Behind Cars In Streets Where Children Were Playing And People Were Getting Polio I remember Seeing Kids Running Through It But It Animals Were Getting Polio But They Don't Get Polio It Doesn't Spread To Animals But Horses And Fucking Cows Were Getting Paralyzed They Were Getting The Same Symptoms Because It's DDT Poison And Here's The Craziest One What Percentage Of Polio Is Asymptomatic. Suzanne Humphreys Is Called Dissolving Illusions And It's All About Thatβ
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Element Electrolyte Drinkπ Recommends
β¦Joe and Cameron discussing electrolyte supplementation for endurance athletic performance
βAnd also electrolytes. Boy, I, it changed for me when I started using element, when I started throwing element in my water when I was out there, giant difference. Get those electrolytes. That's the first thing I drink in the morning is an element because I know I'm, cause I run every day.β
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Fingerprints of the Godsπ Recommends
β¦discussing graham hancock's ancient history theories and forgotten civilizations
βOne of my very first guests, actual guests, was Graham Hancock. And it's just I was curious because I had read fingerprints of the gods and I'd seen him talk. I'd seen speeches. And I'm like, I want to know, like, what do you know? What do you think's going on? And he's another guy incredibly curious and absolutely fascinated with his his takes on ancient history. He has been talking about this subject a long time. And when he first when he first wrote fingerprints of the gods, I think that came out in like, I want to say it's like 97 or 98 or something like that.β
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Foundation Cigars Tabernacleπ Recommends
β¦smoking and discussing quality cigars during the interview
βYeah, shout out to Foundation Cigars. Wow. What is this? Dominican, I believe. No, Nicaraguan. Yeah. Is it Our Fathers? Is it Our Fathers? The name of the company? Yeah. No, it's Foundation. Foundation Cigars. I've got to get the name of that. This is called the Tabernacle. This is his... Foundation Cigars. Yeah. Good, right? Oh. Legit, right? Yeah.β
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Gorilla Mindπ Recommends
β¦discussing nootropic energy drink for focus and mental performance
βThis is my friend Derek's Gorilla Mind. This is a nootropic drink. Not coffee? It's like an energy drink. No. No, it's got some caffeine in it. It's got a good amount of caffeine, but it's got a bunch of nootropics. So there's a bunch of like brain vitamins in there.β
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Have a Nice Disclosure!π Recommends
β¦discussing julia's latest book on disclosure and inner space exploration
βHave a Nice Disclosure! Julia Mossbridge, PhD, right there. Go get it. Did you do an audiobook? I did. Did you read it? I gave you a free copy. It's me. Yes. I don't like audiobooks where it's not the person.β
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Iron Neckπ Recommends
β¦discussing neck strengthening machine for jiu-jitsu training
βDid you still use that thing? Oh yeah, I fucking love that thing... You sit on your chest You pump it up like the Reebok pump And then the chin strap, you tighten that bitch down... And it has this giant bungee cord on it... And I don't have any neck problems anymore And I had a lot of fucking neck problemsβ
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Ketone IQπ Recommends
β¦discussing ketone drinks for mental clarity and brain function
βLike, you know those ketone drinks, like ketone IQ? That helps a lot. Really? Yeah, your brain uses ketones. Your brain uses ketones for focus. That's why people that take ketogenic diets and go on carnivore diet, they say it gives them like more mental clarity.β
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Ketone IQπ Recommends
β¦exogenous ketone supplement for energy and cognitive function
βAnd once you get your body working on ketones too, the thing is you just, your brain functions better. That's one of the more interesting things. This is why people take things like, like ketone, what is it? Ketone IQ. That stuff's great. Like you just down one of those little shots and it puts you into ketosis temporarily.β
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Kingpinπ Recommends
β¦discussing Farrelly Brothers bowling comedy film
βHow many amazing, hilarious fucking movies. And the Coen Brothers, they were always so out there. Everything's so out there. Some of their films are just like, what the fuck are you guys doing? Yeah. Like King, was Kingpin Farrelly Brothers? Yes. Those guys too. Without a doubt. Fuck, that was good. Unbelievable. Fuck, that's a funny movie. So fucking great.β
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Lucy's Nicotine Pouches㪠Mentioned
β¦discussing nicotine pouches and their effects on physical performance
βI think there's something to nicotine. The reason why I am backing off of it is it fucks up my pool game. Really? Yeah. Nicotine gives you a lot of energy and I think like these Alps, these are like six milligrams and then there's Lucy's. I have Lucy's that are 12, but you put them in your mouth like you're sucking on a battery.β
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Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glassesπ Recommends
β¦discussing AI-enabled smart glasses and VR technology
βWell, the AI that they have now, like if you put on those meta glasses, have you fucked with that? The VR goggles? Yeah. They're pretty fucking good. I mean, I just jerk off.β
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Outliersπ Recommends
β¦discussing Malcolm Gladwell's book about success and the 10,000 hours principle
βFucking great book. It's a really good book. Yeah, I haven't read it though. It's really good. It talks about like why people are successful. The one of the more interesting things is about the Beatles and the Beatles talks to about how they got this gig in Hamburg, Germany where they were performing every fucking day.β
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Pure Encapsulation Macular Supportπ Recommends
β¦discussing eye health improvements through supplements and red light therapy
βThis company Pure Encapsulation has this... It's called macular support. It's like a combination of nutrients that help your eyeballs. I don't know how. But I explained it to Huberman, he read it off to me and he's like, this makes sense.β
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Pure Encapsulations Macular Supportπ Recommends
β¦personal recommendation for eye health supplement for vision improvement
βI take this, uh, no affiliation. I don't work with them or anything, but it's called a pure encapsulations macular support. They have a supplement for it. I take those. I've been taking those steadily at the same time I've been doing the red light therapy and it works. At least it works for me.β
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Pure Encapsulations Men's Ultra Packsπ Recommends
β¦personal supplement routine that joe rogan takes daily
βI take Pure Encapsulations. They have those little men's ultra packs or whatever it's called. Yep. I take those every day with a bunch of other shit.β
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Quake III Arena VRπ Recommends
β¦discussion of quake 3 arena vr game nostalgia
βYou like the Quake stuff. Love it. But I'm more of a Quake 3 Arena guy. Because Quake 3 Arena... Like, show them some Quake 3 Arena. They got the graphics down and then they had it set up where everything was online.β
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Raising Arizonaπ Recommends
β¦discussion of Coen Brothers comedy films
βBig! Those are huge movies, dude. Raising Arizona is so fucking funny. I saw that like a year ago. I forgot how funny it was.β
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Red Light Therapy Bedπ Recommends
β¦personal endorsement of red light therapy for vision and eye health improvement
βI have a, one of those red light beds that looks like a tanning bed. I bought it up from Gary Brecker's company. It's very expensive, but it's pretty profound. Um, I don't need, uh, reading glasses anymore. I used to have these fucking things everywhere, all over my house.β
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Reverse Hyperπ Recommends
β¦discussing lower back injury prevention and rehabilitation equipment
βI always tell everybody, if you could avoid back surgery, please avoid back surgery. Don't fucking do it. There's a lot of different ways. Like I always tell everybody and I'll tell everybody again, Louie Simmons, his invention, that, that invention, the reverse hyper. Fucking incredible. One of them, the greatest invention ever for people with lower back problems. I have one here in the studio. I have one at my house. I fucking swear by that machine.β
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S4 Documentaryπ Recommends
β¦recommendation of new bob lazar s4 documentary on amazon
βBut he's got a new one out called S4. I recommend it to anybody. They did, like, CGI and they de-aged him. Is it on Netflix or YouTube? No, it's on Amazon.β
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Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind㪠Mentioned
β¦discussing Gad Saad's newly released book on empathy taken to dangerous extremes
βThe book. Suicidal Empathy. Suicidal Empathy. The quote that we use all the time. That's right. Yeah, it is a good quote and it is a very accurate quote for the times. I like this where they're carrying the sign, free the wolves, the lamb is carrying... Well I wanted the cover to be as evocative as the concept, right? Dying to be kind.β
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Teeter DEX Inversion Tableπ Recommends
β¦joe rogan recommends teeter decompression table for back pain relief
βI have this thing called a DEX-3. You hang forward. It's like Teeter makes it. You know that company that makes those decompression tables? But this one's even better, because you just hinge from the hip. So you're not supporting it at all with your legs, and it's just your back. It just goes, like, pop, pop, pop, like you can feel it.β
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The Expanseπ Recommends
β¦recommendation of the expanse sci-fi series on amazon
βThere's another Amazon series. What's it called? Not The Eclipse. The Expanse. Yes, yes. That's supposed to be phenomenal.β
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The Sacred Mushroom and the Crossπ Recommends
β¦discussing historical use of psychedelics in religious contexts and ancient texts
βAnd then there's also the Sacred Mushroom in the Cross, the John Marco Allegro book, where he was one of the ordained ministers. That was his task was to decode the Dead Sea Scrolls. And he wrote this book that details what he believes is the use of psychedelic drugs in ancient Christianity. Hard for me to argue with.β
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The Sacred Mushroom and the Crossπ Recommends
β¦discussion of psychedelic mushrooms in religious history and christianity
βThere's a great book called The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross. John Marco Allegro, who was an ordained minister, but he was agnostic. And he was a guy that studied theology. His conclusion was that it's probably not any one religion doesn't have it right. He was one of the people that was brought on to decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls. He works on it for 14 years. He writes this book called The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross, where he believes that the entire story of Christianity is connected to the consumption of psychedelic mushrooms and fertility cults.β
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The War of Artπ Recommends
β¦discussing a book about the creative process and the muse
βSteven Pressfield, he's an author. He wrote a great book called The War of Art. Yeah. And I give thisβI have boxes of this book out front, and I give it to comedians and artists all the time. Because it's just a book about the creative process, about writing.β
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The War of Artπ Recommends
β¦discussing book about the muse and creative process by stephen pressfield
βPressfield wrote a great book about it called The War of Art. Stephen Pressfield? He wrote The Legend of Bagger Vance. And he's a screenwriter. And just a brilliant guy. But his book, The War of Art, is really like a masterpiece because I have a stack of them and I give them to comedians.β
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The Yugas㪠Mentioned
β¦discussion of ancient hindu yuga cycles and theories about civilization ages
βLet me tell you the book I'm reading. See if this book is discredited, young Jamie. It is by a guy named David Steinmetz. The book is called The Yugas. Keys to understanding our hidden past, emerging energy, age, and enlightened future. So there's like one guy's interpretation that this guy is going off of. Where it says, in 1894, an Indian sage gave us an explanation not only for our hidden past, but for the trends of today and for future enlightenment.β
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War is a Racketπ Recommends
β¦discussing how historical wars are represented and understood subjectively
βI don't think there's a single fucking moment in human history Where we have gotten a completely objective 100% accurate representation of why the war started? What were the factors? What were the motivations? We could go all the way back to Smedley Butler and Smedley Butler's war is a racket Which I always point out because here's a guy in 1933 that was realizing he was a major general realizing at the end of his tenure like holy shit What did I do?β
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Ways to Wellπ Recommends
β¦host discussing health supplements and fitness regimen
βI'm almost 59. That's dead. That's old as fuck. You got 20 years. Best case scenario. Right. If everything goes great. And what are those 20 years like? I mean, I'm holding it together. Thanks to Ways to Well and my obsessive need to work out.β
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Willie's Remedyπ Recommends
β¦cannabis-infused beverage drink from Willie Nelson
βHe's got that drink that they sell. Willie's remedy. Yeah. And Ron White brought some to the green room of the comedy mothership. And someone was saying, oh, you can't get... That's not real. I'm like, it's real as fuck, dude. That stuff's very legit.β
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Wowie Cloth Bagsπ Recommends
β¦reusable cloth bags for food storage including bread and baked goods
βThere's bags. And these bags are called Wowie, W-O-W-E. Right? And what is this? It's another food storage, you know, choice option. It's paper or β no. No, it's cloth. Cloth. But clean cloth. Yeah. And so you use this? Like for bread, it's really good. Oh, okay. Cookies, you know, stuff like that. Okay. Yeah, we use those.β
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Zip Top Silicone Food Storage Bagsπ Recommends
β¦reusable silicone food storage bags made from food-grade silicone without chemicals
βSo these are bags that are safe, oven, freezer, microwave. It's called zip top. Yeah, they're silicone. They're made of silicone. Okay. So silicone's okay. Silicone, there is food-grade silicone. Okay. And that is... Like spatulas? Yeah. And food-grade silicone is free of phthalates and bisphenols. So you can use that. Oh, this is a lot thicker. This is like... A lot thicker, yeah. Yeah. And so this is reusable? Is that the idea? Yeah, absolutely. And you just store your... Put your food in the fridge in that instead of in a... So you can buy these things? They're... This company, Zip Top, do they make them specifically for that reason? Yeah, I'm sure. Yeah, there's one of many companies that makes...β
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Zynπ Recommends
β¦discussing nicotine pouches as a focus aid
βGet one of those Zins. Yeah, sure. The medium ones. What are these? These are Alps. That's Tucker Carlson's one. Those are good. It's six milligrams. These are threes. This is athletic nicotine. That's threes. I like those. They don't make you jittery.β
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