Elon Musk on Joe Roegan.
I should feel inspired but instead I think he’s a scout sent here from another dimension to upgrade us to a certain degree before his people come and take us over for food.
Cliche and Son of Cliche. Not a podcast - at least originally - but the episodes can be found here. It's a pretty hilarious BBC radio show from the early 80s. Some of the bits are damn hilarious and some are just kinda funny.
It's by the same people who ended up doing Red Dwarf if that makes a difference.
Listening to the new Voyage to the Stars podcast. The first episode is just annoying and the second is actually worse. Well, minus this one quip about consent that had me laughing but otherwise it's just not good. The idea behind the podcast - think Star Trek Voyager but with an idiot crew - is alright but even that is thin at best. I have a feeling I'll listen to the first 'season' and see what happens and then just give up on it.
It's supposed to be sorta improv but I don't like the way its going. Seems way too random and the fact it's not funny is not helping.
dimejinky99 wrote:Ok so I’d never listened to joe Rogan before. Then I checked out his episode with Brian Cox.
Now I’m totally addicted and have been binge listening all week.
Great pod.
If anyone has any recommendations for guests he’s had I’d appreciate it.
Dan Carlin Randall Carlson and de grasse tyson episodes were all fanstastic
If you liked Randall Carlson you'd probably enjoy Dr Robert Schoch and maybe Graham Hancock. Graham is a little out there in some of his conclusions, but he's full of interesting information.
Forrest gallante was a good recent guest if you're into wildlife. Remi Warren too.
I had heard a few Grabam Hancock episodes and liked him.
Then. Listened to one where he was on with Carlson and this other guy who was challenging him and his theories. And his shrieking ranting sounded exactly like Nigel Farrage and it totally put me off him.
dimejinky99 wrote:I had heard a few Grabam Hancock episodes and liked him.
Then. Listened to one where he was on with Carlson and this other guy who was challenging him and his theories. And his shrieking ranting sounded exactly like Nigel Farrage and it totally put me off him.
Hancock is a bit of a quack but I wish he wasn’t.
Yeah, he gets awfully defensive.
I definitely think there's something to the things he says, but he's just too quick to jump to conclusions.
Is it weird I’m really enjoying it? He’s like a cartoon character for the extreme right.
I don’t agree with anything he says but he’s funny and quite bright.
I’d say this is more about him wanting be famous anyways he can rather than any deep belief in anything he says. It’s all shock factor for attention.