The Joe Rogan Experience

He argued that low thyroid hormone, not cholesterol, was the primary driver of heart disease and promoted a thyroidfirst approach to cardiovascular health.

John Lisle described it as his first book about Stanley Lovell and the OSS, covering truthdrug experiments and the early intelligence science community.

He said the book examined Sidney Gottlieb, the CIA, and the tragedy of MKUltra, linking it to earlier OSS experiments and the science attachs.

John Lisle recalled reading Lifton's book while on tour, which examined the JFK assassination and contributed to his interest in conspiracy research.

He referenced Kuhn's classic work while discussing how scientists rationalize anomalies before paradigm shifts.

Lisle mentioned Rid's book as a source on Russian disinformation campaigns that use fake online personas.

Lisle cited Mack's book as an example of a psychologist who used hypnotic regression to study alienabduction reports.

He said he discovered a quote originated from Hayden's memoir "Wanderer" after tracing it through multiple sources.

They recalled reading FrankFrazetta's Volume3 titledTheDeathDealer, describing it as a favorite book with striking artwork that they used to read and admire.

It was praised as a highly eyeopening book about drug use in the Third Reich, and the speakers said they could not recommend it enough.

It was described as a really good read about restoring temperate rainforest and was strongly recommended.

Andrew Gallimore introduced his new book, explained its cover, and mentioned that he had recorded an audio version read by himself.

Gallimore mentioned Hancock's book, noting that in it Hancock described his first DMT experience and the entities he encountered.

It was described as a great book that examines social media's impact on young people, especially women, and how it contributes to selfharm and mentalhealth issues.

Daryl Davis referenced his own book, noting it was available and highlighting his work on race relations.

Jeff Schoep mentioned his book, American Nazi, describing it as covering his journey from hate to humanity.

Jeff noted that Henry Ford authored the antiSemitic book International Jew, which was recommended within the group.

They said Jack Harrer authored The Emperor Wears No Clothes, a book describing his personal shift from being a Goldwater Republican to becoming a marijuana advocate.

Joe mentioned that Ghost Wars gave him a clearer picture of the CIA's secret operations in Afghanistan and the involvement of the Pakistani ISI.

Anderson recalled his father giving him a series of "Conversations with God" books, describing how the dialogue with God profoundly impacted his life during a depressive period.