We're excited to share a preview of a new podcast we think you'd enjoy: Two Percent.

From New York Times bestselling author and journalist Michael Easter comes a twice-weekly deep dive into the science of living better by doing things the hard way. Building on the insights of his #1 Substack and acclaimed books, Easter balances rigorous evidence with a healthy dose of skepticism to cut through the noise of the modern wellness industry.

Whether he's interviewing elite explorers and Harvard biologists or deconstructing the truth about longevity and metabolic health, this isn't a show for "biohacking" perfectionists—it's a grounded, often humorous guide for real people looking to build resilience and agency in an increasingly comfortable world. From ancient wisdom to cutting-edge research, listen to Two Percent to discover why the antidote to modern malaise is often found in the challenges we've been taught to avoid.

Find Two Percent on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get podcasts. New episodes out Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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Rick Perry and W. Bryan Hubbard is one of the more unexpected and important psychedelic conversations Rogan has had in a while. Perry, the former Governor of Texas and U.S. Secretary of Energy, joins Hubbard to make the case for ibogaine as a serious medical tool for addiction, PTSD, brain injury, and veteran mental health.

The episode gets into why ibogaine remains illegal in the U.S., what advocates believe it can do for opioid dependence, and why Perry has become such a passionate supporter of medicalizing it. It is part science, part politics, part recovery conversation, and part "how is Rick Perry the guy leading this charge?" Rogan pushes into the promise, the risks, and the bigger question of whether America is ready to rethink psychedelic medicine.

A fascinating episode about addiction, trauma, veterans, and one of the most controversial treatments being discussed in mental health today.

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In this special episode, I sit down with Dan Doty, who first took Joe Rogan hunting and has been on The Joe Rogan Experience three times, and someone who's had a major influence on my life.

I've known Dan for over a decade, and his work with Everyman played a role in my path into men's work and eventually becoming a therapist. We talk about what actually changes when men start showing up honestly, why so many feel stuck or disconnected, and what grounded masculinity really looks like in practice.

This is a real conversation about growth, responsibility, and doing the work that actually moves your life forward.

If you've ever felt like you're capable of more but not living it, this one's for you.

Check out Dan's new program https://www.fatherhoodready.com/

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Joe Rogan steps into the White House as President Trump signs a groundbreaking executive order accelerating psychedelic therapy research in the U.S. In this special episode, we break down what the "psychedelics act" actually does, how substances like psilocybin and ibogaine could reshape mental health treatment, and why this moment represents a major shift in both culture and policy. From PTSD and addiction to the future of therapy, this is a conversation that could impact millions.

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Joe Rogan sits down with Duncan Trussell for a chaotic, funny, and surprisingly dark conversation covering AI, war, propaganda, psychedelics, UFOs, and the general feeling that the world is speeding up faster than people can process.

They bounce from copyright absurdity and bizarre military tech to the conflict in Iran, political hypocrisy, and the way propaganda keeps pulling people back into the same old traps. The episode also digs into superintelligent AI, ketamine, spiritual emptiness, conspiracy culture, and the question of whether modern life is making people smarter, freer, or just easier to control.

Classic Duncan episode: weird, hilarious, philosophical, and full of moments that sound insane until they almost make sense.

In this week's Joe Rogan Experience review, I break down all three episodes from the April 8 to April 10, 2026 run: Arsenio Hall, Duncan Trussell, and JRE MMA Show #177 Protect Ya Neck. I get into why the Arsenio Hall episode felt like classic Joe with a real entertainment legend, how Duncan Trussell turned the podcast into a wild conversation about AI, propaganda, religion, psychedelics, and modern consciousness, and why Protect Ya Neck continues to be one of the most fun recurring formats in the Rogan universe. I also cover the online reaction, the strongest moments from each conversation, the biggest themes across the week, and which episode felt the most shareable. If you want a smart, entertaining JRE week in review with deeper analysis and clear takeaways, this is the one.

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Bob Lazar returns to The Joe Rogan Experience—and with the new documentary S4: The Bob Lazar Story, his claims about Area 51, alien craft, and Element 115 are back in the spotlight.

In this episode, we break down Lazar's original Rogan appearance and what's changed in 2026. From the S4 facility to the gravity-based propulsion system, we cover the core claims, the biggest credibility gaps, and why his story still divides audiences decades later.

We also look at how the new documentary uses CGI and AI to visualize Lazar's story—and whether that makes it more believable or just more compelling.

If you've ever questioned whether Bob Lazar is telling the truth, this one's for you.

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Pierre Poilievre is a Canadian politician and leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, known for his sharp critiques of government spending, central banking, and what he calls the erosion of individual freedoms. Rising through the political ranks at a young age, Poilievre has built a reputation as a direct and highly disciplined communicator, often focusing on economic issues, inflation, housing affordability, and personal responsibility.

In this episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Pierre Poilievre and Joe Rogan discuss the state of Canada's economy, the role of government in everyday life, free speech, media narratives, and the broader cultural shift happening across Western countries. The conversation explores the tension between government control and individual autonomy, as well as Poilievre's vision for restoring economic freedom and accountability.

The Joe Rogan Experience Review breaks down the key themes, moments, and online reaction from this episode, helping you separate signal from noise and understand why this conversation is generating attention across political and cultural spaces.

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This week on JRE Week in Review, we break down four very different Joe Rogan episodes: Jeff Ross, Bill Thompson, Dave Smith, and Andrew Jarecki. From comedy and resilience to competence, politics, corruption, and the realities most people avoid, this week goes deeper than surface-level conversation. I break down what each episode means, how it applies to your life, and how to actually use what you're hearing instead of just consuming it. If you've been listening to Rogan and wondering how to turn insight into action, this one's for you.

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Michael Pollan joins Joe Rogan for a wide-ranging conversation on psychedelics, plant intelligence, and the evolving relationship between humans and the natural world. Known for his work on food, consciousness, and the hidden systems shaping our lives, Pollan explores how substances like psilocybin are being used in therapeutic settings to treat depression, addiction, and trauma.

The discussion dives into the science and experience of altered states, what happens to the brain during psychedelic journeys, and why these compounds may help people break out of rigid patterns of thinking. Pollan also shares insights into plant behavior and intelligence, challenging the idea that plants are passive organisms and highlighting their complex communication and survival strategies.

This episode blends neuroscience, philosophy, and personal exploration, raising deeper questions about consciousness, healing, and the role psychedelics may play in the future of mental health. If you're curious about the mind, the power of nature, and the frontier of psychedelic therapy, this is a conversation worth exploring.

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This week's Rogan run had a clear theme running underneath it all: identity, responsibility, and what it actually takes to stay grounded in a world that's constantly trying to pull you off track. We break down four episodes from the week—Dustin Poirier, Brigham Buhler, Pierre Poilievre, and Mark Normand—and pull out the real takeaways that matter beyond just listening. Dustin Poirier opens up about life after fighting, the cost of competition, and what happens when your identity has been built around one thing for years. Brigham Buhler dives into the health system, peptides, and the growing tension between personal health freedom and regulation. Pierre Poilievre brings a political lens, talking leadership, sovereignty, and the direction of modern society. And Mark Normand rounds it out with a lighter but sharp conversation on comedy, culture, and how things are shifting fast. This episode isn't just a recap. It's about what you can take from these conversations and apply to your own life—discipline, clarity, and taking responsibility when it actually counts.

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