
Olaf Stapledon
“a very cool book I try to mention as often as possible is called The Last and The First and Last Men by Olaf Stapleton.”— Rick Strassman
Nilton Bonder
“found a very cool book called The Cabala of Envy by Milton Bonder. and it's a very short book and he starts describing the difference between a grudge and revenge and envy and jealousy”— Rick Strassman
S.C. Gwynne (inferred)
“I'm in the middle of the audio book Empire of the Summer Moon for the second time. It's all about the Comanches and the war between the settlers and the Comanches here. It's crazy.”— Joe Rogan
Dan Flores
“Have you ever read Dan Flores book Coyote America? It's really good. It's about the origin of the coyote and why the coyote is everywhere now.”— Joe Rogan
Ridley Scott (inferred)
“Blade Runner was amazing. The original Bladerunner with Rutger Hauer.”— Joe Rogan
Rick Strassman
“Oh, so this is a book I wrote 11 years ago. This prophecy. It compares the DMT state to the state of prophecy in the Hebrew Bible.”— Rick Strassman
Rick Strassman
“I had C diff some years ago. I even wrote a book about it. Anybody's interested, Joseph Levy escapes death.”— Rick Strassman
Rick Strassman
“DMT the spirit molecule which is what got me into you in the first place. What a great cover too. That Alex Gray artwork.”— Joe Rogan
Rick Strassman
“it came out in 2014. what's the soul prophecy? Is it the visions or is it the message? and then those are the other books that are available.”— Rick Strassman
Leo Perutz
“it's about a compound like LSD that the governor serves all the people in the province to see, you know, for them to have a spiritual experience. And instead, they turn on him and kill him while they're tripping.”— Rick Strassman
Enoch (traditional, inferred)
“I'm in the middle of the audio book of the book of Enoch and it's one of the wildest things I've ever listened to in my life.”— Joe Rogan
Anita Diamant (inferred)
“there was a book called the red tent”— Rick Strassman
Aldous Huxley
“I read this little novel by Aldis Huxley for many a summer dies a swan. It's about these people who live forever by eating the intestinal microbiome of karp.”— Rick Strassman
Philip K. Dick
“I watched the TV show, what's it called? The man from the high castle and got me interested in reading the novel by Dick and went through most of his work.”— Rick Strassman
Philip K. Dick
“it reminds me of that PK Dick story. The three stigmata of Palmer Eldrich. It's about competition between an interstellar psychedelic versus a terrestrial psychedelic.”— Rick Strassman
Philip K. Dick
“The one with Keanu Reeves and Robert Downey Jr. and the rotoscope. Scanner Dark. So, that's a novel by Dick. Very interesting.”— Joe Rogan
John E. Mack
“his experiences mirror a lot of the experiences from the John Mack book, you know. did you read that book Abduction?”— Joe Rogan
Graham Hancock (inferred)
“Have you been watching season two of Graham Hancock's Ancient Apocalypse? it's like the Americas, right? Yeah, I like Graham.”— Joe Rogan
Paul Verhoeven (inferred)
“Minority Report Total Recall Adjustment Bureau. Total Recall was his too.”— Joe Rogan
Steven Spielberg (inferred)
“Minority Report Total Recall Adjustment Bureau.”— Jamie (production)
Prestige Consumer Healthcare (inferred)
“Dramamine is oral antihistamine called dimethylhydronate while scopolamine is a different prescription only anti-coleric medicine particularly in patch form used to prevent motion sickness.”— Jamie (production)
Teva (inferred)
“I know a lot of journalists who love Adderall. They might not even say they love Adderall, but they love Adderall. I know they do it all the time.”— Joe Rogan
Novo Nordisk (inferred)
“if Ozempic helps you, like fuck it, I'm for whatever helps you, man. I think if you're a morbidly obese person, one of the things”— Joe Rogan
Peloton
“I'm going to do a Peloton workout every day for a month. You'll lose 20 pounds that month, right?”— Joe Rogan