Joe interviews two independent researchers, Jimmy Corsetti and Dan Richards, who investigate lost civilizations and alternative history. The conversation revolves around the idea that ancient civilizations may have possessed more advanced technology than is commonly acknowledged and that mainstream academics may be suppressing evidence of this. The conversation covers several key points, including the Balbek ruins in Lebanon, the Gobekli Tepe archaeological site in Turkey, and the Great Pyramid of Giza, as well as broader issues such as the politicization of science and the spread of misinformation.

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Joe interviews Special Forces veteran Evan Hafer, who discusses his experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, highlighting the cultural differences he encountered and the challenges of working with foreign forces. He also reflects on the impact of war on his mental health and his growing distrust of politicians and government institutions. The conversation further explores the issues of drug use in the military, the dangers of misinformation, and the importance of authentic human connection. The interviewee also shares his passion for hunting and provides detailed insights into the sport and his personal philosophies.

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Joe interviews comedian Jeff Dye. The conversation covers a wide range of topics including Dye’s personal experiences with dogs, his views on the entertainment industry, and his opinions on various social and political issues. Rogan and Dye discuss their observations on human behavior and how technology has impacted social interactions. They also explore various topics, such as the influence of social media on political discourse, the prevalence of performative wokeness, and the increasing importance of money in contemporary society.

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