Man, we've had some deep dives on the show about conspiracy theories. The episode with Lennox Lewis, titled "Lennox Lewis Asks Joe Rogan About Conspiracy Theories", we really got into it. Lennox was asking me about aliens, population control, all sorts of wild stuff.

Then there was another episode, titled "Joe Rogan on the 'Space is Fake' Conspiracy". We got into that whole theory about outer space being fake and all those kinds of mind-bending ideas.

Those are just a couple, but we've dipped into conspiracies in a lot of episodes, some more than others. It's a wild world out there, folks. You gotta look at everything, question everything. But also remember not to let your imagination run too wild and believe every crazy thing you hear.

Sure, there have been quite a few episodes where we've talked about conspiracy theories. Each one really pushed the boundaries of what we commonly accept as truth.

One of the most memorable ones has to be the episode with Alex Jones, episode #1255. Man, that guy can spin a yarn about inter-dimensional aliens and government cover-ups. It's wildly entertaining, but of course, you've got to take it with a grain of salt.

We've also had Eddie Bravo on a couple of times. Now, Eddie's got a really unique perspective. His theory about the Flat Earth, as discussed in episode #987, really got people talking. Not sure I’m buying into it, but it's always fascinating to hear out alternate perspectives.

Then there was Bob Lazar in episode #1315. Bob claims to have worked on reverse-engineering alien technology at a site called S4, near Area 51. The tale he tells about government conspiracies and advanced extraterrestrial tech was really something else.

Lastly, I recall having a thought-provoking chat with Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson in episode #725. Their theories about ancient cataclysms and lost civilizations question mainstream historical narratives.

Remember though, with all these episodes, it's about the conversation, and exploring ideas, not endorsing any particular belief.