The Joe Rogan Experience

I wrote a book that was published ... called Living Terrors what are country needs to know ...

but on the other hand I mean this is um what Freakinomics is what I try to learn through doing Freakonomics is you know to measure the what and try to figure out the why

my first the first book I wrote along before Freakinomics was called Turbulent Souls although it got then republished under a different title called choosing my religion

my first the first book I wrote along before Freakinomics was called turbulent souls although it got then republished under a different title called choosing my religion

I was reading a book called, I'm just going to give you the background to get into the money part, called Legacy of Ashes by New York Times writer David Wiener, I think.

And it was about the CIA, and my uncle appears in this book multiple times, my uncle Don Gregg, who was a big, big guy in the CIA for a long time.

He's just written a book, which I see you have on yourself, called 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.

but his best book, I wanna say best, but my favorite book of his is called The Shadow That Scares Me.

It was something obvious, like The Catcher in the Rye or something like that, sitting on his coffee table.

I wrote a book. I wrote this book last time since I saw you last. The Impossible First.

So this book, The Impossible First, it's out now, people can go get it, right?

The book, it's also an audio book. So if you don't like reading and you like listening instead, you have the audio book, I narrated it myself.

It's out, it came out a month ago, just hit the New York Times bestsellers list.

the sacred mushroom in the cross by a guy named John Marco Allegro who's an ordained minister

the book is essentially saying this guy John Marco Allegro he studied the Dead Sea Scrolls for 14 years and his conclusion was that the entire Christian religion was a gigantic misunderstanding and that it really was about the consumption of psychedelic mushrooms

it was a really weird book; it was hard to follow and complicated, but it essentially claimed that Christianity originated from mushroom rituals and fertility rites

Black Elk a life of an American visionary is most recent one that I'm reading.

Red a book by my friend Steven Rinella called the American Buffalo and it's the history of the bison and the United States and the Native Americans that would travel with the bison and all these different tribes

there's a book I think it's called Catch-67 by Mecha Goodman that I would recommend to people that's about how to shrink the conflict

I'm reading this book now or I'm listening to it on tape called a black elk speaks ... it's about a O'Glaulah Sue medicine man who was alive in the 1930s and he told the story of Custer and his life on the plains.

It's written in the 1930s ... the book is called the black elk speaks and it's the best one because it contains the actual words of a man who lived that life.

I bought True Story and I have you. Yeah I bought that book way back in the day when I was living in New York; it was a great book, a novelization of my early life, very accurate, and I worked probably harder on that than almost anything I've ever done.

I'm reading this book about Kit Carson and the Old West and when the United States, you know, conquered parts of California and took over parts of California and the West from Mexico.

the sacred mushroom in the cross

John Marco Allegro wrote a serious controversial book called The Sacred Mushroom and The Cross

the second book was the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Christian Myth

my friend Steve Varnello 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 excellent I'll check in that book but it's all about the history of the plains tribes then North American Buffalo and fuck what sorry what'd you say it's called American Buffalo American Buffalo they get the audio version if you're into audio books yeah he reads it and he does an amazing job and it's his book and he actually had sold it and then someone else had got the rights you know the whatever the book company had decided to have an actor read it okay and is terrible apparently he just did it yeah yeah he's like was terrible and then 10 years later the rights he got the rights back and then he was able to oh great himself it's awesome

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