Do any of y'all listen to the podcast. Some crazy stuff from U.S naval commander David Fravor about UFOs.

Still need to listen to that one and Dan Ackroyd. Sober October 3 was good. You can tell Bert and his wife are ticked at Ari.

Loved sober October 3. But from this to the Bob Lazar interview its very compelling stuff. Anti gravity and all that. It's very interesting to listen too.

Thought it was odd he had Roseanne on again. Feels like she was just on.

The interview with Everlast was great.

Watched the Fravor interview a couple nights ago. Beyond compelling. Feels like this case alone is turning the tide on public awareness, the seriousness which UFOs are regarded, eventual potential disclosure, etc. If you want an even more detailed look, I highly suggest History Channel's Unidentified, a six-part series that aired this summer featuring Fravor and a bunch of other pilots. It's extremely well done and regards the subject with a level of credibility and professionalism we haven't seen before...

https://www.history.com/shows/unidentified-inside-americas-ufo-investigation

Here's the interview itself...

Somewhere, Eddie Bravo is smiling and pumping his fist.

I'm a huge UFO buff, and want Lazar's story to be real, but after a ton of research, I finally had to come to terms with the fact that it just doesn't add up. I used to believe him, but when you really start to look into his claims/life, there are just too many inconsistencies. Ironically, I can actually believe the UFO-reverse-engineering of it all. It's everything about his story before that point that doesn't check out or hold up to even the slightest scrutiny.

Also, Jeremy Corbell, who appeared with Lazar during his Rogen interview, and appears with Fravor during his, is a bit of huckster. Rather, I think he believes everything he's peddling, and ultimately has noble efforts, but he's a little too caught up in the sensationalism and trying to be the face of this whole thing. Something about him just rubs me the wrong way, and you can tell in the interview above that Rogen is kind of annoyed by him as well. We need the Corbells of this world to step back and more people like Fravor and Luis Elizondo (and his team) coming forward...

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And then the crazy ones with Eddie Bravo or Alex Jones are entertaining if nothing else.

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Choke me out Joe! C'mon, c'mon. Do it! Hey! We gonna go eat some steak??

Delonge's team and board are no joke. I think he was also first to release a couple of the Pentagon verified UFO videos.

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I think he was also first to release a couple of the Pentagon verified UFO videos.

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If you watch the Fravor podcast, he mentions various ways the videos had gotten out and talked about over the years.

The only thing Blink 182 has released so far is his personal theory of why he is the chosen one to reveal all that is coming.

I listened to about 45 minutes of Akroyd. he seems very credulous.

My favorite two of his podcasts are probably James Hetfield and Billy Corgan, they are both great, highly recommend.

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I think he was also first to release a couple of the Pentagon verified UFO videos.

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If you watch the Fravor podcast, he mentions various ways the videos had gotten out and talked about over the years.

The only thing Blink 182 has released so far is his personal theory of why he is the chosen one to reveal all that is coming.

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I believe you are mistaken. Delonge's company is how the Gimbal video got released (different USAF footage than Fravor's UFO). Odd hate you're throwing on someone bringing info to light.

I've been enjoying his podcasts lately. Currently have Akroyd's on and didn't realize it was going the UFO route in the conversation. I always enjoy when Steve Rinella is on as I like his stories. Totally skip the MMA stuff.

His interview with Mike Tyson was pretty interesting.

What's the Akroyd one about? The last time I heard him talking about something of this nature was years ago and he was off on his Crystal Skull BS and I immediately moved him over to my personal "ignore/he's a kook" list.
Is this about the same?

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Ben Shapiro - libretarian media personality

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I'm not a Ben Shapiro fan by any means, but i was kinda looking forward to this one. I thought it was terrible, and not because of Ben. Just felt like Rogan was cutting him off the whole time. "Hey, have you tried weed? You should really try weed. Why won't you try it just once? You should really try it.."

The episodes with Jocko Willink are my favorite. That guy knows how to motivate for sure. Also a fan of all the Graham Hancock episodes.

One of my favorite ones recently was the parks and wildlife guy from California that stops illegal grow-ops. Super fascinating. Opening story for Sober October with Bert and Ari was one best moment on the show since Alex Jones and Eddie Bravo earlier this year.

I enjoy him, but I do feel like he lets people get away with too much on not being challenged on obvious BS.

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One of my favorite ones recently was the parks and wildlife guy from California that stops illegal grow-ops. Super fascinating. Opening story for Sober October with Bert and Ari was one best moment on the show since Alex Jones and Eddie Bravo earlier this year.

I enjoy him, but I do feel like he lets people get away with too much on not being challenged on obvious BS.

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Absolutely agree. His idea to make friends with the local Sheriff's Offices was a smart move. Don't know what I would do if it was me against 8 possible poachers.

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One of my favorite ones recently was the parks and wildlife guy from California that stops illegal grow-ops. Super fascinating. Opening story for Sober October with Bert and Ari was one best moment on the show since Alex Jones and Eddie Bravo earlier this year.

I enjoy him, but I do feel like he lets people get away with too much on not being challenged on obvious BS.

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Absolutely agree. His idea to make friends with the local Sheriff's Offices was a smart move. Don't know what I would do if it was me against 8 possible poachers.

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John Nores. He was on Andy Stumpf's Cleared Hot podcast recently as well. I want to read his book.

I love the podcast movement. I think these long form discussions are incredibly necessary in our "bumper sticker" mentality of today. Too many people think the issues we face can be solved with simple slogans and this type of format goes a long way in hashing out these more complex issues.

As for Joe, he has his flaws, but I think his is certainly one of the best. My only issue is that they are so dang long, I just don't have the opportunity very often to really take one in on one or two listens.

Joe can be listened to at 1.5 speed most of the time.

Unlike Ben Shapiro.

But I do agree the long form interview is so much better than the sound bites we get from most media. Usually they're looking for the sound bites and we get dumb questions.

While I may not agree with Bernie on anything, I like that Joe lets him explain his entire position in a nuanced manner.

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The episodes with Jocko Willink are my favorite. That guy knows how to motivate for sure. Also a fan of all the Graham Hancock episodes.

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Speaking of hoaxes and hacks....

I appreciate and respect the wide variety of opinions Rogan features on his podcast but I'd like it even more if it featured less Joe Rogan.

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Joe can be listened to at 1.5 speed most of the time.

Unlike Ben Shapiro.

But I do agree the long form interview is so much better than the sound bites we get from most media. Usually they're looking for the sound bites and we get dumb questions.

While I may not agree with Bernie on anything, I like that Joe lets him explain his entire position in a nuanced manner.

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Agree completely. It's more than fair to disagree with Bernie on the issues, but I thought Joe's podcast allowed him to really explain his positions, and again, you can disagree, but they really aren't as radical as the Facebook or Twitter meme world would have you believe.

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Also, Jeremy Corbell, who appeared with Lazar during his Rogen interview, and appears with Fravor during his, is a bit of huckster. Rather, I think he believes everything he's peddling, and ultimately has noble efforts, but he's a little too caught up in the sensationalism and trying to be the face of this whole thing. Something about him just rubs me the wrong way, and you can tell in the interview above that Rogen is kind of annoyed by him as well. We need the Corbells of this world to step back and more people like Fravor and Luis Elizondo (and his team) coming forward...

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I thought the EXACT same thing in the Bob Lazar interview about Corbell. It seemed like he just wants to ride the coattails. I watched his Netflix documentary after, and it sucked. It was just a long production with not enough substance. Especially with Mickey Rourke narrating...I haven't researched any of the Commander's claims, but having Corbell involved just annoyed me and I agree Joe was less patient with him this time and he even seemed annoyed during Bob's interview

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While I may not agree with Bernie on anything, I like that Joe lets him explain his entire position in a nuanced manner.

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Agree completely. It's more than fair to disagree with Bernie on the issues, but I thought Joe's podcast allowed him to really explain his positions, and again, you can disagree, but they really aren't as radical as the Facebook or Twitter meme world would have you believe.

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This is exactly what he didn't do in the Ben Shapiro interview.. Felt like he just kept cutting him off and never really let him get going.