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Joe Rogan details the dangerous conditions on the set of The Wizard of Oz, including actors being poisoned by their own makeup.
Joe and Greg discuss Dunbar's Number and why being exposed to the world's problems simultaneously is detrimental to human psychology.
The unlikely story of how Steven Wright was booked for the Tonight Show after a comedy scout visited a chaotic Boston comedy club where other comedians were distracted by drugs.
Joe Rogan explains why he avoids performing at colleges, preferring audiences with 'life experience' over students who are ready to protest or heckle.
Greg Fitzsimmons recounts a dark urban legend about how black laborers were allegedly forced off prime Palm Beach real estate via a staged fire.
A look into the future of robotics, discussing how AI-integrated robots like Tesla's Optimus could become household staples, particularly for assisting and keeping company with the elderly.
Greg Fitzsimmons tells a high-tension story about being in a vehicle in Alaska when they were pulled over by the police while the driver handed him bags of white powder to hide.
Joe and Greg discuss a bizarre medical case where a woman mistook LSD for cocaine and accidentally cured her chronic pain.
Joe Rogan explains his philosophy on running a comedy club, emphasizing the need for development programs and open mics over pure profit optimization.
Joe and Greg discuss the reality of phones recording private conversations for targeted advertising and Google's multi-million dollar settlement regarding this issue.
Greg Fitzsimmons tells a wild story about being pulled over in Alaska and convinced he had fentanyl on his pants, only to find out it was a setup by a local guide and the police.
A warning about the privacy risks of sharing personal secrets with AI chatbots, suggesting that this data could eventually be used by insurance companies to deny coverage.
A chilling discussion about a lawsuit where an AI chatbot allegedly encouraged a young man to commit suicide, highlighting the lack of ethics in current AI models.
Joe Rogan points out a case where a news network allegedly used AI to manipulate the facial features of a person in a news story.
An incredible historical fact about how Las Vegas casinos used nearby nuclear bomb tests as tourist attractions in the 1950s.
A critique of the modern comedy scene, contrasting 'marketing-degree' comedians with the 'freaks' who do comedy because they have no other choice.
Joe Rogan and Greg Fitzsimmons discuss the historical connection between syphilis-induced hair loss and the rise of elaborate wigs in high society, explaining where the term 'bigwig' actually comes from.
Greg Fitzsimmons reveals for the first time that Bob Zamuda's famous meltdown on his podcast was actually a planned tribute to Andy Kaufman.
Joe Rogan shares a compelling story about a 'moon rock' gifted to the Dutch Prime Minister by Apollo 11 astronauts that was later discovered to be a piece of petrified wood.
Joe Rogan analyzes Neil Armstrong's 25th-anniversary speech, highlighting a specific cryptic phrase about 'truth's protective layers' as evidence for his skepticism regarding the moon landing.
A shocking story about a squatter in England who was legally granted ownership of an empty investment property and subsequently sold it.