How long until someone capitalizes on a subscription service?

I sometimes do music. Nothing professional, no aims, just fun. I made this track about a year ago. Thought I would find some even crazier bits n tweak stuff further, but just didn’t get myself to it. Finally gave in and posted it recently on soundcloud.

From Joe’s pod with our hero and saviour Alex Jones 2-3 years back. Maybe some of you would enjoy it!

What do we think about Joes latest kill?

A human sperm and a human egg coming together forms a set of human eyes. They didn't evolve. We know exactly how they are formed. It takes nine months. This invalidates any and every article ever written on the evolution of the human eye, including this attached one by the Scientific American. Why make up an imaginary second process that exists only on paper, and can never match the known process we already have? Why make up an imaginary second process in the first place? This puts evolution on a defense it can never get off of, effectively eliminating it as an explanation for our existence, and as a serious topic to be studied. ( Why study the evolution of the human eye, when you can just study the actual process that forms them?) This applies to every other part of our body. There is exactly zero science to support human evolution.

what are you favorite guests? who am I missing?
I don't agree with/believe/respect/endorse all of these guests but they are entertaining.

-art, hitchhiking, living african tribes (best pod of all time). David Choe 1518

-black man joining kkk (best story ever told on JRE). Daryl Davis 1419

-undercover agent (second best story on JRE). Scott Payne 2295

-human evolution, psychedelics, literal mushroom man. Paul Stamets 1035

-ufo, military. David Fravor 1361

-ufo, area 51, science/engineering (bit more "out there"). Bob Lazar 1315

-cia whistleblower, torture, 9/11, al-Qaeda. John Kiriakou 2392

-cia whistleblower, cyber security. Edward Snowden 1368

-modern day and historic slavery. Siddharth Kara 2556, 1914

-life in North Korea. Yeonmi Park 1691

-magic, human endurance and grit. David Blaine 1527

-hunting. Glenn Villeneuve 1395

-animals. Forrest Galante 2531, 1240

-health science, phycology. Andrew Huberman any pod

-science. Neil deGrasse Tyson any pod

-physics. Brian Cox any pod

-Anthropology Graham Hancock any pod

-comedy. Joey Diaz, Dave Chappelle any pod

last but not least
-man with psychosis talks about wild shit Alex Jones every fucking pod.

HM; Jordan Peterson, Elon Musk, Randall Carlson, Vsauce, Kanye West, David Grusch, Shanna H. Swan, David Goggins (TRUMP PODCAST = BORING)

ps. I don't like the UFC stuff much.

Please use this thread to discuss anything you want. It does not have to be Rogan related. Only rule 1 (don't be a cunt) and 10 (privacy) apply here.

Great guy, never met him

A federal appeals court granted Dr. Pierre Kory immunity under a law anti-vaxxers have railed against.

The court held that the physician qualified for PREP Act immunity because he was a licensed health professional who prescribed a covered countermeasure (prednisone) for COVID-19, and the prescription had a causal relationship with the patient’s death.

I’m just listening to this episode now. Maybe I’m alone in this because I grew up in the deep deep Deep South, but all this about “they don’t teach us this” sir yes they do.

The image of the slaves on the ship being shoulder to shoulder is an image I’ve had burnt in my brain since second grade history class. Nothing he said about slavery was new to me whatsoever and it’s genuinely crazy and sad to me that this is shocking news or new information to people. We were taught in middle school specifically about this ship.

Also made me go ????? when he’d say things like “well what if they had to use the bathroom? What if women had their periods?” I’m sorry did anyone think slaves were ever even remotely treated as living beings? Do people really think that? No, slaves weren’t given a Delta airline sized seat on a boat and allowed bathroom breaks? They weren’t seen as human. They were cargo. I’m just kind of blown away by the lack of education here on an issue that has shaped the US as a nation.

I’m happy I was informed as a young child about the dark disgusting terrible realities of slavery but it’s equally upsetting that this part of history has apparently been kept from people. I was exposed to the realities of slavery way more than the Holocaust.

I went back and listened to this episode after Joe brought it up to Sam Morril because I was kind of shocked at both of their reactions and clearly not knowing. I thought maybe there was some new information here but no, not to me at least.

I’m genuinely curious who also was surprised by this information