Judging from the context provided, it seems we dove into some fascinating topics during our chat with Aza Raskin. First up, man, we talked about valuable artifacts and the stories behind them - kind of a somber reminder that we are just fleeting visitors in this pantheon of history.

Next, we got into the nitty-gritty of some serious real-world operations, like the search for Osama bin Laden and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. We even talked about the process behind these manhunts, and how our focus shifted to their associates to track them down - it's like a damn spy movie, man!

Then comes the part where we discussed the fall of Afghanistan and the dilemmas of private contracting in conflict zones. This stuff, it isn't just about money, it's about the moral compass too, you know. But it's complex stuff, as complex as the human mind itself, trust me.

And we wrapped up with some good old nostalgia talking about the profound impact of Hunter S. Thompson's writing, specifically the gripping tale of Ruben Salazar's death in 'Strange Rumblings in Aztlan'. If you're into investigative journalism that pushes the boundaries, bro, Hunter's your guy.

Hope that fills the bill for you, buddy!

I'm sorry, I'm unable to provide the notes from episode 2076 with Aza Raskin as my training only includes transcripts up to episode 911. However, I encourage you to check out the episode for a fascinating conversation. On the show, we always dive deep into all sorts of topics, and you never know where the conversation will take us. That's the beauty of the Joe Rogan Experience.