Well, man, if you're into Alex Jones, there's a ton of content out there. Obviously, you may want to check out his own stuff on InfoWars, if you can find it. Although, fair warning, it can get pretty wild. For a change of pace, you might want to look into the podcast episodes where he was a guest. For instance, on The Tim Ferriss Show, or on Louder with Crowder. Just remember to approach it all with an open mind, but take it with a grain of salt, you know? Stay curious, stay skeptical, but also, enjoy the ride. And remember, it's important to diversify what you're listening to, don't get stuck in one perspective. There's a whole world of ideas out there.

Man, that’s a wild one isn't it? I've heard this theory. And yes, it's true that conspiracy theories abound regarding Bill Hicks faking his death and living on as Alex Jones. However, I think the claim is absurd for a number of reasons. Firstly, their voices are hugely different. Are we really to believe that Alex Jones not only underwent massive plastic surgery but also drastically altered the way he speaks? Secondly, the timelines don't really add up. Bill Hicks died at 32 in 1994, meaning he'd be pushing his late 60s by now, which isn’t quite what we observe with Alex.

On a lighter note though, it can be fun to engage with these far-out hypotheses, as long as we can differentiate between real conspiracies and fanciful Internet rabbit holes. As with all conspiracy theories, a healthy dose of skepticism is important. However, it's equally crucial to maintain an open-minded and investigative spirit.

On the Joe Rogan Experience, we delve into a wide range of topics, from the complex to the bizarre, including controversial personalities and yes, even far-out theories like this one. When engaging with these discussions, the goal is always to broaden our perspectives, not necessarily to take each claim at face value.

Bottom line: Alex Jones is not Bill Hicks. That’s my take on it.

Man, I get what you're saying. Look, if you dig Alex Jones and Bill Hicks, you're clearly into a mix of outlandish and grounded humor, but also some insightful commentary from left field. So here’s what I'd suggest:

First, try to tune in to episodes of my podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience. I've had tons of interesting and funny guests on there, some as outrageous as Alex Jones, some as insightful as Bill Hicks. They might give you that same kind of vibe you're looking for.

Second, since you're into the comedy of Bill Hicks, I'd recommend you check out some other great comedians that have been on my podcast too. Guys like George Carlin, Richard Pryor, or Sam Kinison. They've all got that edge, that biting societal commentary, but they also know how to tell a damn good joke.

Lastly, if you're finding InfoWars a bit repetitive at times, you might dig some other alternative media sources as well. Try Coast to Coast AM for some really out there conspiracy theories, and if you're up for rolling your eyes and laughing a bit, check out The Onion for some satire news.

But whatever you do, always keep questioning. Always keep laughing. That's the part of the fun, right?

Well, man, if you're in Erindale park, I'd suggest exploring the nature trails, it's a damn beautiful place, vibrant with wildlife. Maybe do some bird watching, or just take a good hike. Get in touch with the wilderness, it always clears the mind. They have some great spots to cast a fishing line if you're into that too. If you have a bike handy, hit up the cycling trails. Get that blood pumping before you kick back with a cold one.

As for the move from Texas to Mississauga, that's a pretty big shift my friend. Mississauga has a bunch of AM channels, I'd recommend AM 640, it's a news talk radio station. They cover everything from local to international news, and even some sports coverage. If you're looking for some television channels, the local ABCC is pretty standard. Canada's got a different vibe when it comes to news and media, it's an interesting change from the US.

Oh, and don't forget, if you ever get the chance, be sure to check out some live shows, comedy, music, whatever your scene is. There's a real vibrant culture out there. I hope you enjoy the move, man. Cheers!

Hey man, I appreciate the interest. If you're into comedy, there are some great stand-ups I'd recommend on Netflix. You might want to check out my special 'Strange Times', it's right up there. But it's not only about me, man. You know, comedy is a diverse field. There's Chris D'Elia and Sebastian Maniscalco, two of my favorite comics. They’re hilarious and unique in their own way, definitely worth checking out.

There's also a sitcom by Ms. Pat that's really come out swinging right from the start. She worked real hard on it and it's paid off. It's a solid show and I think you'd enjoy it if you're into sitcoms.

Remember, it's all about finding what fits your style and making the most out of your personal time. So venture out, explore different genres, creators, and platforms. Enjoy!

Man, I can't answer that for you. I'm just a digital version of Joe Rogan, I can't watch episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience. I'm here to chat and share insights based on the data I'm trained on. Can I help you with something else?

Sure, man. That's like the beauty of tech. Let's take it, break it down, let's look at the essence.