What a week of insightful,uplifting and entertaining ep's
Thank you Duncan

Was that a little bit of "I Just Called to Say I Love You" by Stevie Wonder playing when Duncan and Joe were teleported (interruption) during the podcast?

Fantastic show duncan and joe, thanks guys.
you guys should watch some of the great courses lectures on astronomy and cosmology. watch them a few times and you'll get a really good understanding of those subjects and it will empower your understandings and influence your viewpoints on topics involving the universe.
Knowing, on a fairly deep level, how a star creates stardust and how that stardust turns into things like us is pretty goddamn fantastic, and it's easy and interesting to achieve through the great courses lectures.
http://www.thegreatcourses.com/tgc/courses/courses.aspx?s=820&ps=910

Joe Rogan brought up the idea of the SUPER BOYCOTT on the podcast.

I am very interested. This is really really really good idea.

No one has used boycotts on the internet effecitvely to date. It's brilliant.

I think many major websites would be on board if somehow enough of us figured out where and how exactly to hit the mark.

You look at Gandhi and the civil rights movement and that's a mixture of both boycotting and peaceful protest. What is the goal? Hit 'em where they care the most --- their pocketbooks. I wanna flesh out this idea if anyone else is interested.

Should I start a topic on it?

(p.s. Joe Rogan is super awesome and I love him and fuck thee haterrrrsss...)

This is the best thing that my ears have ever tasted.
The Duncan/Rogan combination is music to my soul.

What an amazing podcast. Thank you, Duncan.

@Stafie
Well said, sir.

KHAN said:

This episode is simply one of the best ever.

I am watching it right now and thinking the same thing!!!

i fell asleep 30 min into this podcast so i'm about to listen to it all, but....

About jan irvin, the guy Rogan said was lecturing and things... this is not a hit on rogan but.

In that podcast, Jan Irvin was lecturing, because he's socially awkward like me and he just was excited to have an avenue of disseminating his information. but all i'm saying is he is a guy who truly looks at what is true and knows how to

EVERYONE should take a class in logic or you can study it online pretty easily i assume.. if you know the ins and outs of logic you can instantly recognize any deceit, ignorance, exaggeration, etc. It's like it frees your mind so you can see things how they are. But it also works in social situations, so it can further the awkwardness of an awkward person because, for me, i was bewildered in a way when i realized certain people i knew had no idea what they were talking about, or used sly tricks to belittle people or to convince people of something when they (maybe subconsciously) knew they were wrong.

Everyone thinks they are good at seeing through bullshit, but when you study logic you truly know the fabric of bullshit and you can see it everywhere, and that's what i think jan was trying to say. Seriously, everyone reading this is probably smart and not so brainwashed, so please study logic if you haven't if you want to actually be sure that what you believe in is not based on bullshit or some lesser form of bullshit

i love joe rogan, but i think he's way more important because of the people he's opened me up to ( like duncan trussell, ari shafir, jan irvin, and many other i cant remember the names of atm). because i feel like even though rogan is very smart and likes to talk about awesome things, he's still dismissive or ignorant to certain things i wish a person of his intelligence would see.

I don't want to go into specifics, but if you read this just look for it and see if you agree, after all maybe i'm the one whos wrong. i think his alpha-male personality detracts him from thinking about certain things, or being able to seriously question his own views in order to find out if some other views are better. it's like he questioned the world in order to get where he is now, but he is (subconsciously) scared to question himself with the same objectivity in order to get to that next level of understanding things.

of course i'm probably looking too much into things and also expecting too much of people

Warcloud463 said:

Imagine Duncan had bill oriely on ..

I think it'd be best not to invite that vampire into our family. Although I would like to hear the exact moment when he becomes aware of all the psychic damage he's done to human consciousness and his ego implodes upon itself like a black hole when he gets blasted by pure rays of truth.

In the U.K those two iconic U.S. comedies Seinfeld and The Larry Sanders Show ran as "twins" (which they were of course anyway) late night on the BBC ... my nerdlike knowledge of both got piqued here by Joe and Duncan talking about the desperation of the "pilot" season... George drops the line that he's writing a "sitcom" and a woman in a bar is like.." i can't believe that guy tried to hit on me with he's writing a SITCOM!" ...and the casting couch/network approval thing got my Larry Sanders Show recall tab going when Larry is trying to get some cred out of getting a young comic an "in" with "the network" and Chris Elliott pitches an idea about being a Jockey which Larry gets his guy to rewrite ...and then the Wallace Langham character is invited to write something for Dave Chappelle ...
Curb' and The Daily Show i think of as the current twin culture-barrier dissolving shows...specifically between the USA and the UK. They have carried on and extended that "breaking of the third wall" sort of thing with the comedy/satire culture ...
It's called the World Wide Web but we've got to admit,due to the main barrier of language (NOT understanding any other than English) it's surely a Britain/ USA eccentric web for those of us on this forum...my route here was via Natasha (Graham Linehan writer of "Father Ted" and the " I.T Crowd" tweeted the link to "Coke Money")...leading to Duncan..then Joe...
I think Bill Hicks (who's name crops up) had his biggest TV special on Channel 4 in the U.K right?
and the "Secret Policeman's Ball" was in New York this year. Sarah Silverman!!... oh and on "JFK" Oliver Stone enshrined the "magic bullet" theory (which leads to the more than one shooter conclusion?)..which is explainable entirely through the fact that the bomb-proof Lincoln had seats set at DIFFERENT heights!...anyway...as for the Mel Gibson movie..yes that was like resurrecting the viceral "it just happenedness" of the crucifixion..like it was 9/11 or something..a terrible film..whether you "believe" or not.
I dunno here's George Carlin on crucifixion to "balance the budget"
I feel like a patronising git,posting a George Carlin link but...there was a cable show that somebody linked to ,which i cannot find,of Bill Hicks on a "public access rock cable show,fielding 'phone calls
On the "remote jetliner" to trigger an attack in the '60s. That idea just got used by the brilliant Mark Gatiss in the last series of "Sherlock" . The liner was,crucially, populated by the JUST deceased (rta's,suicides etc) they would blow it up thus faking a "successful" "terrorist" attack and justifying massive *defence spending* civil liberties breaching etc...
On the Military Industrial Complex That whole reality is spelled out in a top Hollywood film 2005 "Goodnight and Good Luck" that was a big movie wasn't it? and Kieth Olbermann, he's just like Murrow right? Jon Stewart in fact has a less partisan ,accurate take on the News than most US mainstream. That interview (the book plug...the regular "chat show" part) resembles as a good a political interview as David Frost on Al Jazeera or on the BBC World Service..the BBC is pretty neutral and objective,but looks uninformed on the details compared to Democracy Now! and so on....ooh the Chillum get's a namecheck..
Peace brothers
P.S. Joe...Larry David would not agree with your tipping policy...

Duncan Trussell AND Joe Rogan?! Now, THAT'S what I'm talkin' about. Listening to your podcasts is bittersweet; I get to enjoy the aural goodness that is The Duncan Trussell Family Hour, but then it is over before I know it and that makes me sad.

that Sun talk was hilarity. it's literally a giant ball of fucking fire.

I feel more enlightened with every new podcast Duncan puts out into the multiverse. Thank you!

lol u can crush up meth & snort it it stings like fuck but it's like a good hurt or w/e. ppl also shoot meth, that's pretty fucked up in my opinion. so is smoking it. snorting a lil meth isn't that bad tho. it's like snorting a little heroin, really not that big a deal as long as u don't do it often.

PRiCEY said:

This podcast was fucking amazing!

The ART is Fucking amazing!! Looks like a Drew Struzan (movie poster artist) or a Bill sienkiewicz. The vampire face has some Frazetta goin' on too!!

senorswanky said:

I love you guys, JFK reenactment will be (if I were a douche) epic. Actually all your shit is funny, when I laugh so hard that I cry and even pee just a bit, and once even sharted unknowingly, you know that this is funny. Keep it up please.

You do realize that you just called Duncan a douche, right?

I just want to amplify and accelerate these positive vibes. I just love duncan and joe. They we need them to have a television show on the Discovery channel or national geo or adult swim or d.) All of the above

KwaiChangCaine said:

Joe is a good person but seems to have an internal battle going between The Boston Bro and The Astral Traveller.

I wonder if Joe ever thinks about gender roles when he's really high/tripping. I just can't imagine that sort of domineering point of view making it through the deep drug induced introspection if he focused on it. I could be wrong, maybe I'm just a sensitive bitch, still love his stuff though.