In this episode, Joe Rogan interviews Michael Waddell, a prominent figure in the hunting community known for his show 'Bone Collector.' The discussion ranges from the cultural significance of hunting, the evolution of hunting practices, and the deep connections formed through shared experiences in the outdoors. Waddell reflects on his interactions with Native American communities, emphasizing conservation and ethical hunting. The conversation also touches on historical hunting practices, modern advancements in equipment, and the psychological aspects of hunting, all while highlighting the importance of camaraderie and personal growth in the hunting culture.

In this episode, Joe Rogan interviews UFO investigator James Fox, discussing recent increases in UFO sightings and governmental secrecy surrounding these phenomena. They delve into firsthand accounts from military witnesses, implications of potential extraterrestrial threats, and explore the importance of transparency and public awareness in these investigations. Fox emphasizes significant historical incidents, including congressional hearings and the challenges whistleblowers face. The conversation concludes with reflections on the nature of unidentified aerial phenomena, advanced technologies, and the potential existence of non-human intelligence.

In this episode, Julian Lennon discusses personal health experiences, touching on a cancer scare and the importance of self-care and mental health. The conversation shifts to concerns about virus research and the balance of good and evil in the world. Lennon shares insights about his life in Monaco, cultural experiences in Italy, and his transition from London to LA while navigating celebrity culture. He emphasizes the significance of meaningful relationships, his photography journey, and the establishment of the White Feather Foundation for indigenous rights. The episode concludes with reflections on reality, perception, and philosophical discussions about free will.