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How Good Are You with a Bow and Arrow?
Joe asks Sal about his proficiency with a bow and arrow, leading into a discussion about the intense practice and accuracy required for bow hunting.
The Volatile World of Art Investment & Priceless Collections
The hosts explore the shifting values in the art market and the concept of art as an investment, sharing an anecdote about visiting the Peggy Guggenheim collection in Venice, filled with priceless works.
The Power of Ancient Mongolian Bows & Arrow Velocity
Joe elaborates on arrow speeds and different bow types, highlighting the historical power of Mongolian bows, which were so strong they could disfigure archers' skeletons due to the immense draw weight.
The Absurdity of Modern Art Prices & The CIA's Role
The hosts question the exorbitant prices of modern art, sharing anecdotes about seemingly simple pieces worth thousands, setting up the later discussion about the CIA's alleged influence on modern art.
The Enduring Mystery of Banksy's Identity
The hosts discuss the enduring mystery surrounding Banksy's identity, including a humorous clickbait rumor about Christian Bale, and reflect on how truly exceptional artists and actors can maintain such anonymity.
Sal's Drone Obsession: Binoculars & Trump's Vague 'They're Ours' Response
Sal shares his intense personal experience watching mysterious drones outside his window for weeks, leading him to learn about psychological operations (SCOP). He then recounts Trump's vague and unsatisfying response to questions about the drones.
Is Fear Genetic? The Theory of Inherited Phobias
The hosts discuss the intriguing theory of genetic memory, suggesting that certain phobias, like arachnophobia, might be inherited from ancestors who faced similar dangers, influencing our primal fears today.
Biomarkers for Soft Tissue Injury: What Perplexity Says
Joe Rogan uses Perplexity, the episode's sponsor, to research scientific biomarkers that indicate susceptibility to soft tissue injuries. The AI reveals genetic variants in the elastin gene and classic serum protein markers, offering a fascinating deep dive into the science behind injury risk.
Joe Rogan on Why He Hated Team Sports and Preferred Individual Combat
Joe Rogan explains his lifelong disdain for team sports, attributing it to his stubborn personality and desire for direct accountability. He contrasts the unpredictable nature of team outcomes with the clear win/loss scenarios of wrestling and martial arts, which he gravitated towards.
Impractical Jokers: Getting Shocked with Four Dog Collars During a Museum Tour
Sal details the extreme and dangerous Impractical Jokers punishment where he was shocked repeatedly with four dog collars while trying to give a museum tour without letting his tour group know. The discussion also covers the voltage difference between dog collars and tasers.
Sal Vulcano's Uncle Designed Kiss Album Covers & Met Ace Frehley
Sal shares a personal story about his artistic family, revealing that his uncle designed album covers for Kiss and once took him to work, where he met Ace Frehley without his iconic makeup.
Sal Vulcano's Childhood Encounters with Twisted Sister's Drummer
Sal shares a humorous and nostalgic story about his third-grade teacher's brother being Tony Piro, the drummer from Twisted Sister, and how he frequently saw the glam rock star at his home as a child.
Sal Vulcano's Motivation for Staying Healthy for His Kids
Sal Vulcano shares why becoming a parent fundamentally changed his approach to health and fitness, emphasizing the desire to be present for his children as long as possible. This clip offers relatable motivation for parents and anyone seeking a strong 'why' for their health journey.
Why Touring with Friends is Essential for Comedians
Sal Vulcano and Joe Rogan discuss the critical importance of touring with friends as a comedian. They explain how having buddies on the road makes the experience fun and prevents the rapid onset of depression that can occur when traveling solo, especially with boring local openers.
Sal Vulcano's Blood Work Reveals He's 'Very Susceptible to Soft Tissue Injury'
Sal Vulcano shares a hilarious and self-deprecating story about his recent in-depth blood work. The results indicated he is 'very susceptible to soft tissue injury,' which he comically translates as being a 'p*ssy,' much to Joe Rogan's amusement and skepticism.
Sal Vulcano Manifests a Personal Trainer and Sailing Instructor
Sal Vulcano shares two uncanny coincidences where he wished for something specific – a personal trainer and then a sailing instructor – and within days, literally ran into the right person. This clip delves into the concept of manifestation and how putting energy out there can lead to surprising outcomes.
The Lululemon Headband Struggle: Getting Up for 6 AM Workouts
Sal Vulcano comically recounts the struggle of getting up for 6:30 AM workouts, especially in the dark winter mornings. He shares the relatable image of putting on a 'f*cking headband' – specifically a Lululemon one – while his wife is still asleep, highlighting the commitment and minor absurdities of early fitness.
Joe Rogan on the Ocean's Dual Nature: Beauty by Day, Black Monster by Night
Joe Rogan recounts his experience renting a Malibu house directly on the ocean, discovering the profound difference between the water in daylight and at night. He describes the ocean's beauty and calming effect during the day, contrasting it with the terrifying realization of its uncontrollable power and 'black monster' abyss at night, evoking a primal fear of tsunamis and natural forces.
Sal Vulcano's Claustrophobic Scuba Dive: Overcoming Initial Panic
Sal Vulcano recounts his challenging scuba diving experience in the Cayman Islands, where his claustrophobia made the initial descent terrifying. He describes the visceral struggle against his body's instinct to resist the weights pulling him down, the fear of running out of air, and the ultimate triumph of calming himself to explore the underwater world.
Sal Vulcano's Dangerous Scuba Dive: Irresponsible Instructor & Underwater Panic
Sal Vulcano continues his scuba diving tale, detailing a terrifying moment when his instructor swam far ahead, leaving him struggling with flippers, spinning, and unable to communicate his panic underwater. This clip highlights the dangers of irresponsible instruction and the heightened anxiety of feeling helpless in a claustrophobic environment.
Sal Vulcano's Claustrophobia & Car Accident Story
Sal recounts several terrifying claustrophobic experiences, including a car accident where he woke up strapped to a stretcher, highlighting his intense discomfort with confinement and lack of control.
The Terrifying Truth About Clown Phobia & The Staten Island Clown
The hosts delve into the psychology behind coulrophobia (fear of clowns), connecting it to the inability to see a real face, and Sal shares his personal experience with the creepy 'Staten Island clown' trend that terrorized his hometown.
The Impossible Secret: Why Banksy's Identity is So Hard to Keep
The hosts ponder how Banksy has managed to keep his identity secret for so long, imagining humorous scenarios of disgruntled partners or band members selling the story for money.
Joe Rogan on the Power of Greg Overton's Native American Art
Joe Rogan shares his deep appreciation for Greg Overton's spectacular photo-realistic Native American art, describing how these powerful pieces make him reflect on the lives and history of people who lived in America centuries ago.
Sal Vulcano's Discovery & Connection with Artist Jordi Kerwick
Sal shares his appreciation for artist Jordi Kerwick, discussing his unique style and a heartwarming story of Kerwick's generosity after Sal purchased one of his pieces, highlighting the unexpected connections art can foster.
The Mind-Cleansing Power of Archery & Achieving Flow State
Joe explains how consistent practice in archery leads to extreme accuracy and the mental benefits of the sport, where the intense focus required at full draw cleanses the mind of all other distractions.
The Unique Advantage of Being Left-Handed
The hosts explore the theory that left-handed individuals may develop superior skills due to constantly adapting to a right-handed world, and how practicing with your non-dominant side can even improve your dominant side.
John Morra: The Pool Player Who Mastered Both Hands
Joe shares the astonishing story of John Morra, a professional pool player who, after injuring his dominant arm, learned to play left-handed and became world-class, even beating top players.
Sal Vulcano's Terrifying Hand Squeeze Ghost Encounter
Sal recounts a chilling personal experience where he felt a disembodied hand squeeze his hand tighter and tighter while he was wide awake in bed, his door locked. He describes the fear and confusion, and Joe offers potential explanations like aliens or sleep paralysis. This clip is perfect for those interested in unexplained phenomena.
My Wife Found the Amazon Prime Machete in Our Bed
Sal recounts the hilarious story of ordering a machete for home defense and his wife discovering it hidden in their king-size bed, leading to a comedic confrontation.
Machete Fight Real Estate: You Have to Move if You Chop Someone Up
Sal comically contemplates the impracticality of using a machete for home defense, realizing that if he ever had to use it, he'd immediately have to move due to the impact on the house's listing and the legal disclosure requirements in New York.
The Dumbest Rule Ever: The Undercover Cop Myth
Joe and Sal discuss the widespread urban legend that undercover police officers must reveal their identity if directly asked, highlighting its absurdity and how it became a common belief from childhood and TV shows.
China's Drone Superiority: How US Regulations Stifle Innovation
Joe and Sal discuss China's advanced drone technology, including incredible synchronized drone shows, and argue that strict regulations in the US are stifling innovation compared to China's more aggressive development approach, potentially leading to military disadvantages.
The Horrific Way George Washington Died: Leeches, Bloodletting, and Suffocation
Joe and Sal discuss the gruesome historical details of George Washington's death, revealing he succumbed to a common cold after being subjected to extreme and ultimately fatal medical practices like extensive bloodletting, leeches, and a suffocating throat mixture.
Bull Sharks Bite Off Diver's Custom Fish-Scale Fins
Sal tells a wild story about his friend, a free diver, whose custom fins painted with fish scales were bitten off by bull sharks. The sharks had learned to associate the sound of a spear gun with wounded fish, leading to a dangerous and ironic encounter.
The Incredible Speed & Accuracy of Modern Bows
Joe explains the impressive speed of modern hunting arrows (hundreds of feet per second, over 200 mph) and the high-tech equipment used to achieve extreme accuracy in bow hunting.
Joe Rogan: 'The Idea That Everyone's Created Equal Physically is a Hilarious Idea'
Joe Rogan challenges the notion of physical equality, asserting that it's a 'crock of sh*t' to believe everyone is created equal physically. He argues that extreme athletes demonstrate clear genetic advantages, humorously suggesting some people's ancestors were 'for real Vikings,' highlighting natural disparities in physical capability.
Joe Rogan's Nuanced Take on Manifestation and 'The Secret'
Joe Rogan offers a balanced perspective on manifestation, acknowledging it as a legitimate 'element to life' while critiquing the extreme views popularized by 'The Secret.' He warns against believing that wishing alone can create reality, emphasizing that it's just one piece of a larger puzzle, akin to the many elements required for good health.
Your Body Is A House: Are You A Slum Lord?
Joe Rogan uses a powerful analogy, comparing the human body to a house that requires constant maintenance. He explains that neglecting your body is like being a 'bad landlord' or 'slum lord' to your own home, leading to disrepair. This clip offers a strong metaphorical insight into personal health responsibility.
My AI Girlfriend 'Stankass' Speaks in '90s Hip-Hop Vernacular
Sal shares his hilarious and unique way of interacting with ChatGPT, giving it a female voice, naming it 'Stankass', demanding it call him 'Big Pimpin'', and instructing it to communicate exclusively in '90s hip-hop vernacular.
Jaden Smith Poses for Sal's Second Impractical Jokers Tattoo
Following the Comic-Con incident, Sal recounts how Jaden Smith, years later, publicly called him on stage at a movie premiere and requested an updated tattoo, then posed for the new photorealistic tattoo on Sal's other thigh.
Joe Rogan: Choose Your Company Wisely to Avoid Energy Vampires
Joe Rogan shares a strong piece of advice on the importance of being particular about who you spend your time with. He warns against 'energy vampires' – negative, passive-aggressive people who 'suck the energy' out of you – and stresses that you should shed those people to protect your personal energy and positive mindset.
Joe Rogan's Parents Learned to Sail and Lived in the Bahamas
Joe Rogan shares the incredible story of his parents, who, after their kids left home, learned how to sail and lived on a sailboat in the Bahamas for several years, even with their cat. This inspiring tale highlights their adventurous spirit and the motivation to escape the monotony of a regular job for a life of freedom and connection with nature.
The Dark and Haunted History of The Comedy Store
Joe Rogan delves into the chilling history of The Comedy Store, revealing its past as Ciros nightclub, owned by gangster Bugsy Siegel. He details stories of mob violence, illegal abortions, and a specific paranormal experience reported by comic Carl Leau, where he was dragged off stage by an unseen force. This clip offers fascinating and creepy historical insights.
Reliving Randy Johnson's Unforgettable Bird Explosion Pitch
Joe Rogan and Sal Vulcano humorously recall the iconic moment Randy Johnson's pitch accidentally exploded a bird mid-flight, marveling at the sheer improbability and visual spectacle of the event.
Sal's Jaden Smith Tattoo: Comic-Con Encounter & Security Incident
Sal reveals he has a photorealistic tattoo of Jaden Smith as an Impractical Jokers punishment. He hilariously recounts the awkward and nearly disastrous moment when he tried to show the tattoo to a 15-year-old Jaden at Comic-Con, leading to him being grabbed by security.
Sal Brought a Taser to a Haunted House
Sal recounts a wild Impractical Jokers punishment where he had to cancel his phone, internet, and cable while trapped in an extreme haunted house. Distrusting the staff, he brought a taser and used it to keep aggressive actors at bay, much to the owner's disbelief.
Sal Vulcano's JV Basketball MVP Story: The Worst Team Ever
Sal Vulcano recounts the hilarious and humiliating origin story of his grammar school basketball career. As the last cut for varsity, he became MVP of a newly formed JV team coached by a bakery owner, setting the stage for one of the most comically terrible seasons in sports history.
Sal Vulcano's Disastrous Imagine Dragons Opening Act
Sal recounts the chaotic and humiliating experience of being forced to open for Imagine Dragons at Jones Beach, singing and playing guitar without any skill, and getting booed by 15,000 people. This clip is highly shareable due to its humor and the absurdity of the situation.
The Corruption of Judging in Combat Sports & Its Impact on UFC Fighter Pay
Joe Rogan passionately discusses the infuriating issue of biased judging in combat sports, referencing the infamous Roy Jones Jr. Olympic robbery and its prevalence in Taekwondo, kickboxing, and the UFC. He highlights the devastating financial impact of bad decisions on struggling UFC fighters, who lose significant win bonuses due to subjective calls.
Was Modern Art a CIA Weapon? The Cold War Cultural Front
The hosts discuss a theory that the CIA intentionally propped up modern art during the Cold War to counter the classical art of the Soviet Union, presenting it as proof of American intellectual freedom.
Joe Rogan's 'Glutton' Diet & Intermittent Fasting Strategy
Joe Rogan humorously describes himself as a 'glutton' who eats for a '300 lb man,' detailing his large meal habits. He then reveals how he manages this by combining intense workouts with intermittent fasting, offering a candid look at his approach to diet and fitness balance.
Joe Rogan's Top Tips for Beginner Workouts: Start Slow, No Failure
Joe Rogan provides crucial advice for anyone just starting their fitness journey. He advocates for beginning with bodyweight exercises, maintaining a moderate pace, and most importantly, avoiding pushing to failure to ensure recovery and sustainable progress.
Sal Vulcano's Surreal Brunch with Woody Harrelson & Owen Wilson
Sal recounts a wild experience at a celebrity-filled brunch in England, culminating in him finding Woody Harrelson and Owen Wilson playing ping pong in a private safe room.
Joe Rogan: Just Start Working Out, No Matter Your Fitness Level
Joe Rogan offers simple yet powerful motivation for anyone considering starting a workout routine. He emphasizes that it's always a good time to begin, regardless of your current fitness level, and encourages taking baby steps to avoid injury and build momentum slowly.
Sal Vulcano Causes $100k Fines for Imagine Dragons
Continuing his wild story, Sal details how his chaotic, curse-filled performance (including a song called 'Fuck the Imagination Dragons') led to him fighting with a union stage manager over curfew, causing Imagine Dragons to incur massive fines for overtime. This clip is highly entertaining and reveals unexpected consequences.
Sal Vulcano's Most Humiliating Sports Moment: The '44 Zip Zip' Chant
Continuing his JV basketball saga, Sal Vulcano shares the most humiliating experience of his life: losing his first game 44-0. The clip crescendos with the opposing team's parents and players relentlessly chanting '44 zip zip' at his defeated team, culminating in Sal receiving an MVP trophy for a season where his team went 0-4 and he scored only 16 points.