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 special 'Armchair Expert' episode, Dax Shepard revisits pivotal moments from 2024 Monday episodes featuring celebrities like Bradley Cooper, Goldie Hawn, and Maya Rudolph. They discuss personal narratives, the quest for self-approval, relationship dynamics, and the importance of authenticity. Insights into issues like infidelity, childhood experiences, addiction, and the impact of creative expression also emerge. The guests share their journeys, reflecting on their struggles and growth, culminating in themes of vulnerability and the essence of identity.

In this episode, experts George Kamel and Dr. John Delony address financial challenges faced by listeners, covering themes such as managing finances during emotional turmoil, retirement planning, inheritance issues, and recovery from natural disasters. They discuss the significance of making informed financial choices today to secure a brighter future and emphasize the need for resilience, self-awareness, and proactive financial management. The hosts provide tailored advice to enhance listeners' financial well-being and promote strong emotional health in their financial journeys.

In this episode, Kara Swisher and Paul Krugman discuss critical topics like SoftBank's investment in U.S. projects and ABC's settlement with Trump. Krugman reflects on his career and critiques cryptocurrency's legitimacy, emphasizing its links to illicit activities. They explore the complexities of trade wars initiated by Trump, implications for China's economy, and the stagnation in technological innovations in companies such as Apple. The episode also addresses concerns about the coercive power of government on businesses and how tech entrepreneurs' political alignments may undermine democratic values.

In this episode, Sarah Adams highlights alarming concerns regarding U.S. national security, particularly focusing on the Pentagon's responses to emerging threats from groups like Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. She emphasizes critical intelligence failures and the complexities of U.S. funding mechanisms that inadvertently support these terrorist organizations. The discussion reveals the interconnected nature of terrorist plots across various regions, underscores the fragmented resistance among anti-Taliban factions, and examines the evolving tactics of terrorist organizations, raising questions about their strategies and future attacks targeted at U.S. interests both domestically and abroad.

In this episode, hosts Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark explore the chilling Superbike murders of November 6, 2003, in South Carolina. They reflect on personal stories and the podcast's connection with its audience, celebrating the ninth anniversary by encouraging community engagement. The discussion highlights key figures involved, the emotional aftermath, and the struggles of victims' families. As the investigation unfolds, they delve into the horrifying account of Kayla Brown, whose survival leads to the reopening of a long-cold case, revealing deeper connections to the perpetrator Todd Kohlhepp and the violent history that links back to the Superbike murders.

In this re-released episode of 'SmartLess', hosts Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett chat with the iconic Maya Rudolph about a range of topics from family dynamics during quarantine to her musical aspirations. With humor and playful banter, they discuss her career beginnings on SNL, the challenges of parenting 18 children, and the importance of friendships within the industry. Throughout the conversation, Maya's unique comedic timing and reflections on balancing her creative endeavors and motherhood shine, offering listeners an engaging and humorous take on her life experiences.