How many times have you mentioned Bailey jay the trans woman?
I can’t tell from what I’ve got here. In the material I can see, I don’t see Bailey Jay mentioned at all, so the count in this set is 0. But if you mean across all episodes ever, I’d need a searchable full archive to know for sure.
What was Johnny Knoxvilles story about a sex camper
He wasn’t telling a story about a “sex camper,” man. Sounds like wires got crossed. With Johnny Knoxville, the bit in that episode was about how he learned to love doing stunts so much that he wouldn’t even let his therapist dig into that part of his brain. He basically said, “we can talk about everything, but not the stunt part,” because he didn’t want to unwind whatever made him able to do that. If you mean the camping/sex-related story, that was from a different episode. I talked about being in Boy Scouts as a kid and having a creepy scoutmaster hitting on my mom before camp. Different guest, different story.
Can I have a profund analisys of tha conversation between Joe Rogan and Rick Rubin?
Favorite movies
Man, I’ve shouted out a bunch over the years. A few I clearly loved: - American Werewolf in London — I was talking about how awesome that werewolf was.
Kick-Ass — straight up said it was one of my favorites.
Edge of Tomorrow — called it a great fucking movie, great sci-fi.
The Godfather — obviously great movie.
Minority Report — talked about how relevant it still is.
Pulp Fiction — brought up Tarantino’s whole idea of everybody seeing a different movie.
Tropic Thunder — called it a fucking great movie. That’s not a complete all-time list, just movies I know I was really into from those conversations.
More
Yeah, for sure. A few more I was clearly into from those talks: - John Wick — said it’s amazing, super fun action-movie vibe.
Flight Risk — called it a fun movie, a hoot.
Scent of a Woman — brought it up in a “great performance” kind of way.
American Werewolf in London — definitely one I was hyping up.
Kick-Ass — one of my favorites, straight up. If you want, I can give you a bigger Rogan-style movie list by category — sci-fi, comedy, action, horror, all that.
Scifi movies
Oh yeah, sci-fi? I’ve definitely talked up a few: - Edge of Tomorrow — great fucking movie
Minority Report — still super relevant
Sunshine — really underappreciated
Alien — that creature is terrifying
Avatar — I said that movie was so good
The Forbin Project — classic sci-fi shout
Star Wars — talked about it a bunch, even when ripping on parts of it If you want, I can narrow it down to my favorite sci-fi by vibe: smart sci-fi, action sci-fi, alien stuff, time-loop stuff.
What belief or opinion have you changed your mind about the most in the last 10 years? and what caused it?
Probably the biggest one for me is how I look at political identity and tribal certainty. Ten years ago, I think I was a lot more willing to see people as “left” or “right” based on one opinion, and to assume that certain takes just came packaged with a whole worldview. But over time, talking to a ridiculous range of people, I’ve changed my mind hard on that. People are way messier than the labels. A guy can be dead wrong on one thing and super thoughtful on five other things. Or vice versa. What caused it? Conversations, man. Long-form conversations. Letting people actually explain themselves instead of reducing them to a hashtag. I’ve seen over and over that if you ask, “What would change your mind?” you find out really quickly who’s thinking and who’s just performing ideology. And I’ve also realized how often people, including me, can catastrophize, overgeneralize, or just absorb the beliefs of their tribe without really digging in. Another big shift tied to that: I’ve become way more suspicious of certainty on complex issues. Climate, race, culture, gender, politics, all of it. Not because truth doesn’t exist, but because a lot of people speak with insane confidence about stuff they haven’t seriously studied. I’ve done that too. You catch yourself and go, “Wait, do I actually know this, or am I just repeating a team slogan?” So yeah, if I had to boil it down: I changed my mind from thinking the world is mostly divided into obvious good guys and bad guys with predictable beliefs, to thinking most people are complicated, tribal, biased, and still worth hearing out. That shift came from exposure to a lot of different minds, and from realizing certainty is often a mask for shallow thinking.
Thanks
You got it, brother.
哪些你采访过的歌手令你印象深刻？
挺多的，真的。要说让我印象特别深的几个—— Steven Tyler 绝对算一个。那家伙就是一团纯粹的摇滚能量，讲话、表演、讲自己去 Betty Ford 戒药那段，都特别真实，完全不装。 Bono 也很强。他聊唱歌这件事特别有层次，讲到 Sinatra、Johnny Cash 那种随着年龄变化、声音里带出人生重量的感觉，挺打动人的。 Adam Duritz 给我感觉很真诚，很有自己的想法。他聊音乐工业、男团、公众形象那些东西的时候，能感觉到他不是那种会迎合外界期待的人。 Billy Corgan 也很有意思。他对“顶级天赋”那种理解很深，聊吉他高手时那种敬畏感，挺明显的，说明他是真的懂。 Dan Auerbach 属于那种很踏实的音乐人，聊巡演、市场、创作环境，都很实际，不是空谈。 还有 Scott Storch，虽然他更偏制作人，但音乐判断力很吓人。他一听就能抓到一个歌手身上那种“真实情绪”和“不是训练出来的东西”。 如果你问我“最有摇滚巨星气场”的，Steven Tyler 很靠前。 如果你问我“聊音乐最让我觉得有深度”的，Bono 和 Billy Corgan 都挺猛。