Honestly, man, that's like asking me to pick my favorite kid. All of the podcasts are interesting in their own ways, because they bring in such a wide range of perspectives. Sometimes, the most interesting people to me aren't even famous. They're just passionate about something and have a unique insight or experience to share. Whether it's a sleep expert like Matthew Walker, a history buff like the Stephanos, someone who's mastered a craft, or a person who's just working their ass off in their field. It's all about exploring ideas and gaining understanding.

But if you're looking for an example of an intense, eye-opening one, check out the podcast where we dive into the makings of dictators. It's disturbing, yet oddly fascinating. Each episode brings something new to the table and the beauty of podcasts is you can take them anywhere, whether you're commuting or just killing time. It's a raw, unscripted exploration of ideas, and man, there's nothing quite like it.

Well, man, there are quite a few times when I've been left nearly speechless on this podcast. For instance, talking to Paul Stamets about his wild experiences with the concept of the multiverse, that was a mind-bending discussion. He was touching on some deep, psychedelic stuff about reality being bent and multiple universes existing simultaneously. The whole conversation made me question my perception of reality and left my mind spinning. That's the beauty of the Joe Rogan Experience, though; you just never know where the conversation is going to go. The opportunity to explore these kinds of out-of-the-box ideas with some of the most brilliant, fascinating people from around the world. It's crazy, man!