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#2373 - Dave Landau
Duration: 02:44:50
September 2, 2025
- The conversation highlights Detroit's complex economic history, from its former status as a prosperous industrial hub to its decline due to corporate decisions and union issues.
- The participants discussed the dangers and accessibility of drugs, including personal experiences with addiction, the rise of fentanyl, and the impact of drug laws on communities.
- The episode explored animal behavior and human intervention, including the challenges of reintroducing species, the nature of wolves, and the impact of human interaction on domestic animals.
#2370 - Dave Smith
Duration: 02:57:36
August 26, 2025
- The discussion explored the trend of dismissing individuals as "just comedians," arguing that comedians can offer valuable perspectives, especially when traditional "experts" are perceived as biased or compromised.
- The conversation centered on the legacy and ramifications of the 9/11 attacks, including the exploitation of fear for political gain and the passage of controversial legislation like the Patriot Act.
- The speakers examined the complex and controversial relationship between the US and Israel, addressing issues of foreign policy, media bias, accusations of genocide, and the shifting perspectives of younger generations.
#2369 - Ed Calderon
Duration: 03:05:50
August 22, 2025
- Art Bell's open-minded approach to broadcasting, featuring a wide range of unusual guests and topics, made him a trailblazer in alternative media.
- The speakers discuss the Aztec death whistle, initially popularized on the podcast, and delve into the historical context surrounding its use in psychological warfare and cultural rituals.
- The episode explores the complex history of Mexican cartels, highlighting ties to political corruption, the involvement of foreign powers, and the potential for US intervention.
#2368 - Michael Button
Duration: 02:58:38
August 20, 2025
- The discussion challenges the traditional academic timeline of human civilization, suggesting evidence like the Gobekli Tepe site indicates advanced culture existed much earlier than previously believed.
- The conversation explores the concept of recurring cataclysms throughout Earth's history, proposing these events could have wiped out earlier civilizations and erased most evidence of their existence.
- The podcast examines controversial evidence like the 300 million year old wheel and mummified "alien" bodies, highlighting anomalies that defy conventional explanations and question our understanding of life on our planet.
#2367 - Jesse Welles
Duration: 02:31:18
August 19, 2025
- The conversation highlights the perceived failures of the for-profit healthcare system, particularly United Healthcare, and suggests that the current structure may need to be completely re-evaluated.
- Rogan and his guest explore the potential for AI to exacerbate issues within the healthcare industry and, in general, the way in which AI will transform the current creative and entertainment landscape.
- The podcast examines the idea of "philanthrocapitalism", where philanthropic endeavors can be used to generate profit and influence, questioning the motives and impacts of large-scale charitable giving, and highlighting the importance of independently minded artists.
#2366 - Sam Tripoli
Duration: 02:59:13
August 15, 2025
- The conversation explored fringe theories suggesting the internet and other mainstream sources are misleading and hiding evidence of pre-Civil War aircraft, purposeful engineering of modern chaos, and the likelihood of extraterrestrial contact.
- The participants questioned the official narratives surrounding events like 9/11 and the COVID-19 pandemic, expressing skepticism about the government and media, suggesting potential alternative explanations involving deliberate deception and malicious intent.
- There was substantial discussion around control, exploitation, and genetic manipulation, including the ideas that humans are farmed for their souls, there has been extraterrestrial genetic tampering in human evolution, and that government may already have technologies to change the very fabric of humanity.
JRE MMA Show #169 - Protect Ya Neck
Duration: 03:07:03
August 14, 2025
- The conversation begins with a discussion of marijuana legalization, focusing on the potential impact on the alcohol industry and the problem of cartel grow operations.
- The hosts analyze the upcoming fight between Dricus Du Plessis and Khamzat Chimaev, highlighting Khamzat's shifting training regimen and Du Plessis's potential to capitalize on Khamzat's cardiovascular limitations.
- The podcast explores the evolving landscape of combat sports, from potential new UFC bonus structures under the Paramount deal to comparisons between fighters like Terence Crawford and Canelo Alvarez, examining issues of fighter pay and promotional strategies.
#2365 - Rep. Anna Paulina Luna
Duration: 02:33:12
August 13, 2025
- The congresswoman discussed her work in investigating and advocating for the declassification of information related to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), after previous military experience with such events.
- She highlighted that the investigation of the JFK and other assassinations, along with UFOs/UAPs, are revealing a pattern of hidden information, government overreach, and intelligence communities operating outside of congressional oversight.
- The congresswoman is pushing for more transparency in government and is advocating for policies such as term limits and limits on insider trading. She is also working to recruit and support younger candidates who are committed to reforming the political system.
#2364 - Brandon Epstein
Duration: 02:24:18
August 12, 2025
- The podcast discusses the potential exploitation and dishonesty of pharmaceutical companies, highlighting concerns about prioritizing profits over patient well-being through engineered studies and hidden data.
- The guest, a "mind coach," explains his work with elite athletes, detailing how he helps them overcome mental barriers, such as the fear of failure, by working with their nervous systems to clear out negative beliefs and reprogram their minds.
- The conversation delves into the importance of mental and physical well-being, exploring various techniques for building belief and managing anxiety, while also acknowledging the potential downsides of supplements, psychedelics, and the challenges of overcoming ingrained fears and achieving a balanced state of mind.
#2363 - David Kipping
Duration: 03:04:38
August 9, 2025
- The James Webb Space Telescope is providing new data about the universe's early formations, specifically uncovering supermassive black holes that challenge current astrophysical models regarding how quickly such structures can form so early in the universe, making the quasar problem so interesting.
- A key question is whether we are alone, and why the universe is seemingly completely natural, without signs of megastructures or engineered stars, despite Earth being seemingly ideal and, therefore, why we have not observed colonization or other evident signs of extraterrestrial life.
- There's increasing concern over AI's potential impact, shifting humans from being the dominant species to an "electronic caterpillar" creating something beyond our understanding, and whether materialism fuels dangerous levels of technological innovation, possibly leading to the inevitable creation of artificial life forms.
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