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Speaker 2: Age of Transitions. I do appreciate it. It's good to
Speaker 2: be here today. I feel very well rested. I did
Speaker 2: not have to work today, so I feel great. I
Speaker 2: really do lots of energy, and this whole week I've
Speaker 2: been excited about this show tonight. Kind of everything came
Speaker 2: together in a synchronistic sort of way where material for
Speaker 2: the topic at hand just kind of kept coming to
Speaker 2: me without a whole lot of effort. I just kept
Speaker 2: finding the same sorts of stuff. And you know, when
Speaker 2: you're online, you get fed the same sort of things
Speaker 2: due to the algorithm, So that's part of it for sure.
Speaker 2: But also it just came together, and I'm happy about it.
Speaker 2: What I wasn't happy about was that I spent my
Speaker 2: commute going to and from work all week listening to
Speaker 2: The Joe Rogan Experience, specifically his new episode It's fairly new,
Speaker 2: it's like a week old or so now, where he
Speaker 2: interviews Peter Teal, which I first saw this somebody puts
Speaker 2: it on Twitter like Peter Teal is on the Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan Experience. I was like, what, I barely believe that
Speaker 2: Teal was a guest on it. And I really Okay, well,
Speaker 2: I have to listen to this, and I wasn't too
Speaker 2: excited about that. The more and more I listened to it,
Speaker 2: the more the more agonized saying the show became. But
Speaker 2: at the same time I learned something.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 2: To be sure, the entire episode was a whole of mirrors,
Speaker 2: and it's hard to make know what to make of anything,
Speaker 2: so that needs to be said right off the bat.
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna do my best to make some kind
Speaker 2: of sense of what seems senseless.
Speaker 4: I think we all know.
Speaker 2: Peter Teal pallunteer, billionaire, Silicon Valley billionaire, big backer of
Speaker 2: transhumanist groups like the Singularity Institute, which became the Machine
Speaker 2: Intelligence Research Institute m i RI used to be SAI.
Speaker 2: They changed names. These groups are always changing their names.
Speaker 2: It makes it really confusing. But it's all the same
Speaker 2: thing that Teals put money into that. He's put the
Speaker 2: idea of the singularity, the technological singularity. He is a
Speaker 2: big financial backer of that movement. He's a big he
Speaker 2: had been a big proponent of that in the late
Speaker 2: two thousand's, early twenty tens. He was big in on that,
Speaker 2: and so we hear at the Age of Transitions. Know
Speaker 2: him well for that, but he's done a lot of things.
Speaker 2: And of course, some of the posts I saw on
Speaker 2: Twitter about this Rogan episode was just they were making
Speaker 2: want a puke. It's like one of the greatest thinkers
Speaker 2: of our time. But Peter Thiel was on Joe Rogan.
Speaker 2: Here's a list of some very fascinating things he had
Speaker 2: to say. It's just like, oh my god, it was
Speaker 2: just it's horrible, horrible. But this is the kind of
Speaker 2: crap that you expect when you're seeing this and whatever.
Speaker 2: I'm going to do my best to mention things that
Speaker 2: I haven't seen anybody mention about this show, because it
Speaker 2: seems like a lot of things flew by some people
Speaker 2: and they didn't notice them. So let's get into this.
Speaker 2: First of all, just the general topics on this episode
Speaker 2: of Rogan. I mean, you can guess what they talked about.
Speaker 2: They talked about the building of the pyramids, they talked
Speaker 2: about using psychedelics, they talked about UFOs, they talked about
Speaker 2: the jfk assassination, and you know, Rogan had a lot
Speaker 2: to say about chimpanzees. So, you know, just a par
Speaker 2: for the course, just another episode of the Joe Rogan experience,
Speaker 2: the same old tired topics that aren't ever even covered
Speaker 2: very well, but they're repeated.
Speaker 4: Over and over and over and over.
Speaker 2: Oh, Peter Thiel's here, there's all sorts of interesting questions
Speaker 2: we could ask him. Let's ask him about the making
Speaker 2: of the Pyramids for some reason, because you know, that's
Speaker 2: something he specializes, and that's something that that's a real
Speaker 2: good question to ask him. So, I mean, this is
Speaker 2: and we'll get more into Rogan and his show and
Speaker 2: his friends in a minute, and I want to talk
Speaker 2: about just comedy in general and Rogan's influence on comedy
Speaker 2: and all of that, but before we do, we got
Speaker 2: to break down.
Speaker 4: This episode a bit.
Speaker 2: So you know, right off the bat, you know, Rogan's
Speaker 2: throwing softball questions to Peal, for one thing, but he's
Speaker 2: also asking the wrong questions, which is noteworthy. That may
Speaker 2: just be because Rogan is definitely not the sharpest tool
Speaker 2: in the shed, to be sure, It might just be
Speaker 2: that simple, but these two guys, Rogan and Teal, definitely
Speaker 2: appear to be buddies. Because I did notice that Rogan
Speaker 2: on this show referenced a time where he was at
Speaker 2: Teal's house at presumably some kind of party, because there
Speaker 2: were more than just them were there. It was a
Speaker 2: group of some and who else was in this group well,
Speaker 2: none other than Eric von Danakin of Chariots of the Gods,
Speaker 2: the guy who wrote that, the author of that mister
Speaker 2: Ancient Aliens himself, the guy who basically started the idea
Speaker 2: of ancient Alienspontdanakin was apparently at this party or at
Speaker 2: this grouping at Teale's house. Rogan mentioned him something like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: that guy that was at your house at one time,
Speaker 2: something like that, and Teal's like, yeah, von Danakin is like,
Speaker 2: you don't like him, And then Rogan goes on to
Speaker 2: explain how he doesn't care for von Danakin, and he's,
Speaker 2: you know, doing like, hey, look, I'm crazy and I
Speaker 2: have a bunch of bad ideas about conspiracy theories, but
Speaker 2: I'm not that crazy, essentially, is what he says. But
Speaker 2: I just found that fascinating that those characters were all
Speaker 2: at Teal's house doing who knows what, but that kind
Speaker 2: of just was thrown in there, and my ears peer peaked.
Speaker 2: I was listening for that, and then some of the
Speaker 2: things that Teal was talking about were interesting, uh he
Speaker 2: he mentioned, uh so with Rogan. First of all, like
Speaker 2: the culture war concept. It's it's big, right, and Teal
Speaker 2: was playing up sort of the culture war. And he's
Speaker 2: talking about the deep state on this show for one thing.
Speaker 2: But along the lines of the culture war. A lot
Speaker 2: of people have made note of this. I've noticed online
Speaker 2: that he compared wokeism to Wabbyism in Saudi Arabia, and
Speaker 2: it's like this extreme religion. So people are going off
Speaker 2: on that. For one thing. It's an interesting, weird sort
Speaker 2: of analogy he made. He makes all sorts of really
Speaker 2: bizarre analogies. And Teel is one of these guys that
Speaker 2: I can't tell what his ideology might actually be in reality,
Speaker 2: because he'll say contradictory things all the time. Even he's
Speaker 2: very well known for being a libertarian right and he
Speaker 2: rails on about the inefficiency of government. He clearly he
Speaker 2: is invested in that concept. He gives like one hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars grants to these kids to not go to
Speaker 2: college and instead spend a couple of years trying to
Speaker 2: start a business or working on some technology of their
Speaker 2: own instead of being indoctrinated by academia.
Speaker 3: Or whatever.
Speaker 4: So that's like grants that.
Speaker 2: His foundation gives, So that's kind of like an eye
Speaker 2: and to his libertarian philosophy. But then also you have
Speaker 2: this aspect where he has made a fortune off of
Speaker 2: government contracts with Palenteer and all this.
Speaker 4: So it's like, how do you.
Speaker 2: How do you square these two things of like, the
Speaker 2: government's horrible, it's inefficient, it's awful, everything should be private sector,
Speaker 2: and then he's getting all these huge government contracts. That
Speaker 2: has always been the biggest thing with me with him,
Speaker 2: like what is he really ideologically that far in with
Speaker 2: libertarianism that if he is, is he Like what's going
Speaker 2: on in this guy's head?
Speaker 4: I can't tell? But also.
Speaker 2: Everything feels like an op with him that I never
Speaker 2: trust a thing that he's saying. Everything's thought out and
Speaker 2: he's everything. It always seems like he's obfuscating something. This
Speaker 2: guy And on the show. Throughout the Rogan Show, you
Speaker 2: notice he takes long pauses, especially at the beginning of
Speaker 2: the show. He might be warming up, It takes a
Speaker 2: lot of long pauses to think of what his answer
Speaker 2: is going to be before he says, and he a
Speaker 2: lot of stumbling on words, not just freeform, free flowing conversation.
Speaker 2: He's definitely thinking about what he's going to say before
Speaker 2: he says it, or what that's worth. But Til at
Speaker 2: one point mentions how our society has become a feminized
Speaker 2: risk averse society. Interesting for a number of reasons why
Speaker 2: he would say that, the wocism thing. He mentions how
Speaker 2: climate science is not science, and his weird explanation for
Speaker 2: this really doesn't make any damn sense. But the way
Speaker 2: he explains why climate science is not science is because
Speaker 2: it uses the word science in its own It calls
Speaker 2: itself climate science, and therefore it delegitimizes itself because anything
Speaker 2: that calls itself science isn't science because just the use
Speaker 2: of the term is like, you know, they're trying to
Speaker 2: high something and they're not actually science, so they just
Speaker 2: put the word science in there to make you think
Speaker 2: that it is. That's basically what he's trying to say.
Speaker 2: But then he compares that to the early nineteen eighties
Speaker 2: version of computer science, and he kind of goes off
Speaker 2: on this long story about how he was at school
Speaker 2: and nobody thought computer science was an actual science, and
Speaker 2: then it's weird, like to make his own point it
Speaker 2: would follow that computer science also is not a real science,
Speaker 2: just like people said it wasn't in the early eighties
Speaker 2: because it uses the term science. But then he was
Speaker 2: also kind of implying like it was the only thing
Speaker 2: that was worthwhile to go into this at that time,
Speaker 2: and everything else is like kind of a dead end
Speaker 2: career anyway, So again he's doing this like trying to
Speaker 2: play both sides, and it ends up just not making
Speaker 2: any sense, and there seems to be no point. He
Speaker 2: just does this over and over again. It just seems
Speaker 2: to be his mol for one thing, or I don't
Speaker 2: know if he's again with Teal. I can never tell
Speaker 2: if he's doing this on purpose or not. I tend
Speaker 2: to believe he probably is because he's so smart, definitely smart,
Speaker 2: there's no doubt about it. So I tend to believe
Speaker 2: he's doing all this to kind of so confusion. Honestly,
Speaker 2: I think that's part of his business model. But anyway,
Speaker 2: he's talked about the deep state a whole lot. This
Speaker 2: from the guy that's got more security clearances and Jason
Speaker 2: Bourne talking and telling us about the deep state and
Speaker 2: how terrible it is. Again, Rogan not doing due diligence
Speaker 2: and not asking him about the deep States, like, well,
Speaker 2: aren't you a part of the deep State? Aren't you
Speaker 2: a car carrying member.
Speaker 5: Peal?
Speaker 2: It should be noted did go to a builder Berg meeting.
Speaker 2: I think it was like twenty seventeen. I don't remember
Speaker 2: what year. A few years back he was at a
Speaker 2: builder Berg meeting, and I believe that year emerging technology,
Speaker 2: I think was the headline topic of that builder Berg meeting,
Speaker 2: if I remember correctly. I didn't look that up specifically
Speaker 2: before I started the show, but I know he went
Speaker 2: to a builder Berg meeting, and I do believe that
Speaker 2: emerging tech and AI and stuff like that was the
Speaker 2: big topic. Makes sense why he would be there for that,
Speaker 2: no questions about that on the Joe Rogan experience and ironically,
Speaker 2: the concept of the technological singularity is brought up in
Speaker 2: this episode by Joe Rogan, and Rogan goes on to
Speaker 2: really do a big sales pitch, as he's been doing
Speaker 2: for well over a decade. Rogan's been doing this for
Speaker 2: as long as I can remember. Is that he will
Speaker 2: pitch you the concept of the technological singularity, where Agi
Speaker 2: comes on the scene takes over the world, and then
Speaker 2: we humans have to integrate with the agi in order
Speaker 2: to not be left behind. So Rogan does that again.
Speaker 2: He's like, oh, yeah, yeah, that's what we're gonna have
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 4: This is it?
Speaker 2: And once again Teal throws us a curveball and keeps
Speaker 2: us guessing by playing the other side of the debate
Speaker 2: and saying, oh, I think that would be terrible. That
Speaker 2: sounds extremely dangerous and acting as though he doesn't want
Speaker 2: that to happen. The technological Singularity, which again like what
Speaker 2: this is the guy that like dumped money into Singularity Institute.
Speaker 2: He basically like made ray kurswell who he is and
Speaker 2: all this, Like, what what is going on here? What
Speaker 2: point is he trying to make?
Speaker 4: What is he doing?
Speaker 5: Is?
Speaker 2: Does does he take pleasure in confusing people?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean? Like?
Speaker 2: What was he just you know, was he playing the
Speaker 2: debate club things like, oh, well, Rogan's go do this.
Speaker 2: So my role here is to be the other side
Speaker 2: of the debate. And I don't have to believe it.
Speaker 2: I'm just playing debate clubs, So I'm taking this side
Speaker 2: of it. It might be that simple, I don't know,
Speaker 2: but I found that incredibly odd. So yeah, that's basically
Speaker 2: that episode with Teal I got. I didn't even finish
Speaker 2: the entire thing, like half an hour left where I
Speaker 2: didn't listen to it. But at that point it's like
Speaker 2: I've I've done enough. I can't do this anymore. It
Speaker 2: is I'm I'm done with this. You know, I extracted
Speaker 2: what I need to. It was a noteworthy thing, to
Speaker 2: be sure. Clearly Brogan and Teal are friends in some capacity,
Speaker 2: thus broken being at Teal's house along with an air
Speaker 2: Cavandanak and god knows who else was there and for
Speaker 2: what purpose. I'm sure it was probably informal grouping and
Speaker 2: they're they're, you know, just enjoying themselves, but you know
Speaker 2: something there might have been business doc there too, one
Speaker 2: would imagine, but whatever, I don't know. It's pretty wild
Speaker 2: and it leads so many questions. I know, people, I
Speaker 2: saw a post on Twitter saying, oh, it's real cool
Speaker 2: that Rogan had his boss. He invited his boss on
Speaker 2: his podcast as it guests referring to Teal, And you know,
Speaker 2: it does beg the questions like does Brogan has he
Speaker 2: gotten anything from Teal? He may not need actual like
Speaker 2: grant money or anything that from Teal to be honest,
Speaker 2: because he's kind of like a standalone success right Brogan
Speaker 2: and his podcasts and all that, so that might not
Speaker 2: be necessary. Although this raises a lot of questions because
Speaker 2: us Teals has dipped his hand into a lot of
Speaker 2: different things, and he's definitely funded all sorts of bizarre
Speaker 2: things that again don't make any sense. I found this
Speaker 2: link to a pretty interesting article, an old BuzzFeed article
Speaker 2: from a couple of years ago by a guy named
Speaker 2: Joseph Bernstein. It's from March third, twenty twenty two. It's
Speaker 2: all about look at what we're the headline, look at
Speaker 2: what we're doing with your money. How Peter Teal backed
Speaker 2: an anti woke film festival. This is in New York
Speaker 2: City around COVID time. I think that, But anyway, it
Speaker 2: goes on to explain how Teal funded this weird NPCC,
Speaker 2: which is a play on the NPC non player character thing.
Speaker 2: But it was a film festival in New York City
Speaker 2: that was basically like the new version of hipster cult.
Speaker 2: Sure this sort of like nihilistic. They call it post left,
Speaker 2: so people that would be left leaning, but then they
Speaker 2: kind of drifted away from left wing politics. And more
Speaker 2: to this weird, nihilistic, crazy uh avant garde art where
Speaker 2: everything's about shock, shock value and like you know, the
Speaker 2: meme culture of online. And it was this bizarre film
Speaker 2: festival in New York with these interesting characters, one of
Speaker 2: which is one of the guys from the Sina Family,
Speaker 2: which was this like theater. They do all sorts of
Speaker 2: different events in LA. I remember hearing about Sina Family.
Speaker 2: I had a buddy that said, like, oh, sin A
Speaker 2: Family's doing this that, and he was saying a couple
Speaker 2: of events that I never ended up going to. I
Speaker 2: had a friend that went to some. But this this
Speaker 2: guy in La that did the Sina Family events. He
Speaker 2: was kind of like in the same vein this weird
Speaker 2: sort of shock value, weird post left veering into the
Speaker 2: alt right online sphere stuff. He played a part in
Speaker 2: this New York film festival and he also received money
Speaker 2: from Peter Teal. He would you travel around with guys
Speaker 2: from Teale's foundation, the guy from sin A Family, and
Speaker 2: it was it was never quite clear the money that
Speaker 2: was coming in, but it was also you know, it
Speaker 2: was like, Okay, he has to be getting money from
Speaker 2: Teal because he's hanging out with his guys and all this,
Speaker 2: So all sorts of weird stuff going on there, but
Speaker 2: they end up having this film festival in New York.
Speaker 2: Curtis Jarvin makes an appearance a menius moldbug in this
Speaker 2: article very interesting. He buddies up to this guy from
Speaker 2: sin a family, So all sorts of weird connections, and
Speaker 2: Teal did end up uh fronting the money for this
Speaker 2: strange post left film festival in New York, which really
Speaker 2: makes you. And and the guys at the film festival were, uh,
Speaker 2: this other what's the other guy's name? The artist guy's
Speaker 2: name is uh Basil. This guy last name Basil was
Speaker 2: involved in it too. He was a guy who was
Speaker 2: kind of a struggling art guy online and he he.
Speaker 4: Was involved in this.
Speaker 2: And they kind of just outright said at this film
Speaker 2: festival like, yeah, we got the money from Peter at Thiel,
Speaker 2: but were we don't care and we don't like him
Speaker 2: and we're just using the money and well, we don't
Speaker 2: care about anything anyways, doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: Post woke all this stuff.
Speaker 2: So this weird new nihilistic online subculture that came a
Speaker 2: parently from left leaning politics but then degraded into nothing.
Speaker 2: Perhaps that was the interest that Peter Tiel had in this.
Speaker 2: It is like, well, anything that's left wing or that
Speaker 2: would be cozy up to that, let's just promote something
Speaker 2: that's going to just destroy any efficacy that it would
Speaker 2: have in terms of political efficacy.
Speaker 4: That would make sense.
Speaker 2: Why he's doing this again, I don't know. It's hard
Speaker 2: to tell what he's doing, but that was an interesting
Speaker 2: link I found today. But this all ties into comedy
Speaker 2: and what I wanted to sort of like one of
Speaker 2: the main topics I wanted to hit on this episode
Speaker 2: tonight was what I would like to call the comedy
Speaker 2: culture war. It's just like the culture war you and
Speaker 2: I know and love, but specifically to do with comedy
Speaker 2: and comedians. Rogan, of course got he started in stand
Speaker 2: up right and if years ago, if we go back
Speaker 2: to the beginning of his career, he was a stand
Speaker 2: up comedian that found success as he got a role
Speaker 2: on that What talk radio or was it news radio
Speaker 2: or talk radio? What that sitcom? He got a roll
Speaker 2: in there, then he got the fear factor. He became
Speaker 2: the host of that, which, honestly, I think Joe Rogan's
Speaker 2: at his best as the host on fear factor.
Speaker 4: I think it works.
Speaker 2: He works for that, like his personality works for that,
Speaker 2: and he's somewhat entertaining in that, and it's just that
Speaker 2: seems like he was the right guy for that. But
Speaker 2: everything else, frankly, I find Rogan really annoying on It's like,
Speaker 2: oh God, this guy. So anyway, he makes this money.
Speaker 2: Rogan makes his money from those things. He is able
Speaker 2: to start the Joe Rogan Experience podcast that we all
Speaker 2: know now has become this the biggest podcast out there,
Speaker 2: really is probably if it's not the biggest, it's it's
Speaker 2: top five for sure, the biggest podcasts. Ever, it's an
Speaker 2: interesting genesis the podcast itself. If you go back, well,
Speaker 2: I'll get to this later. Let's focus now on the
Speaker 2: fact that Rogan, it's a stand up comedian, not a
Speaker 2: very good one.
Speaker 4: He never has been.
Speaker 2: But throughout doing his show the podcast, he's always like referencing, yes,
Speaker 2: I'm a stand up comedian. I have stand up comedians
Speaker 2: and other people from the comedy world on this show,
Speaker 2: people that I like, people that I are part of
Speaker 2: my peer group. So he's like always explicitly saying, like,
Speaker 2: this is our peer group. We are the comedians we're
Speaker 2: the funny guys.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: So that's it, this identification of true comedy. And he
Speaker 2: was always like always on the show, as long as
Speaker 2: the show has been on, he's always been like pushing
Speaker 2: his idea of what good comedy is, Like these have
Speaker 2: been the greatest comics of all time? Comedy is this
Speaker 2: fake comedy?
Speaker 3: Is this?
Speaker 2: So he'll call out like comedians that he thinks are
Speaker 2: fake comics, and then he'll also praise comics that he
Speaker 2: thinks are the best and true comics. He counts himself
Speaker 2: among this two hundred and fifty of the only comics left.
Speaker 2: I got that from a really great YouTube video from
Speaker 2: the YouTube channel The Elephant Graveyard. I just found this
Speaker 2: this past week too and watched this. The guy who
Speaker 2: does the Elephant Graveyard made this excellent video. It's about
Speaker 2: a half hour long. What it is is it's it's
Speaker 2: it's about Rogan's new Netflix comedy special, and he uses
Speaker 2: clips from it and he just goes through it and
Speaker 2: he's like critiquing it all the time. It's masterfully done.
Speaker 2: This Elephant Graveyard guy is like a very skilled editor.
Speaker 2: I've watched quite a few of his other videos. Notes
Speaker 2: it's great material. This guy's hilarious, and what he does
Speaker 2: is the whole channel, The elfin Graveyard channel is goofing
Speaker 2: on Rogan and a lot of the guys in Rogan's sphere.
Speaker 2: I believe they call it the Rogan's sphere or the
Speaker 2: rogan Verse or something, but basically it's Rogan and all
Speaker 2: the guys that he's had on his show and people
Speaker 2: that even people that he's made and brought up from
Speaker 2: nothing and be like, oh, you are a comic now,
Speaker 2: and by being on his show, his show is so
Speaker 2: big that when you get the press and the recognition
Speaker 2: from being on the show, you can parlay that into
Speaker 2: an entire career in comedy. It doesn't matter how good
Speaker 2: you are if you know how to leverage that publicity alone,
Speaker 2: just knowing and being propped up by Rogan, that's a
Speaker 2: big deal. So that Rogan is in a very privileged
Speaker 2: position that he's able to do this. He gets to
Speaker 2: make careers for people for one thing. But this video,
Speaker 2: you gotta watch it. I forget exactly what it's called,
Speaker 2: but Elephant Graveyard's a YouTube channel.
Speaker 4: It's the one about uh. I think it's.
Speaker 2: Says something about how this is the end of his
Speaker 2: comic comedy career and it just goes, it goes on,
Speaker 2: just like goofing on Rogan set.
Speaker 4: It is hilarious.
Speaker 2: It's the video is funny in pointing out how unfunny
Speaker 2: Rogan's all set is it terrible. It's also wonderful because
Speaker 2: then you don't have to watch the actual Rogan special,
Speaker 2: which I find almost like a public service.
Speaker 4: But man, it is so funny. Definitely worth watching. Go
Speaker 4: watch that video.
Speaker 2: But the Elephant Graveyard guy's goofing on Rogan because Rogan's
Speaker 2: always making this comment like he'll have comedians on the
Speaker 2: shows like, oh, yeah, you're part of this elite group.
Speaker 2: There's only like two hundred and fifty of us left.
Speaker 2: And he's also he's always goofed on this concept of
Speaker 2: the two hundred and fifty comedians that are left in
Speaker 2: the world. It's hilarious coming from Rogan because clearly, over
Speaker 2: the years, Rogan's ego has been built up and he
Speaker 2: truly believes that he is this amazing comedian, when in fact,
Speaker 2: the truth is probably that he never was the best
Speaker 2: comedian to begin with, right, I mean, he was okay,
Speaker 2: he had an act, he had some original material, but
Speaker 2: then at this point his material is such garbage that
Speaker 2: he just should hang up the hat and he's got
Speaker 2: quit playing. Like, hey, look, I'm a comedian and i
Speaker 2: know what comedy is, and I'm part of this elite group.
Speaker 2: Is like, just give it a rest. Nobody wants to
Speaker 2: hear it. Nobody wants to hear you anymore. Nobody wants
Speaker 2: to hear your tired old show. And he has a
Speaker 2: lot to answer for it. Quite frankly, I personally am
Speaker 2: upset at the fact that Joe Rogan essentially not only
Speaker 2: gave birth to all these like hack comics and their careers,
Speaker 2: but the fact that he he was the one that
Speaker 2: started this trend of the conspiracy podcast. So, like, you know,
Speaker 2: just imagine any of those podcasts you've seen with titles
Speaker 2: like that conspiracy podcast, you know, something like that. There's
Speaker 2: thousands of these stupid things. They all started because they
Speaker 2: saw the example of the Joe Rogan experience and said, oh,
Speaker 2: look look at all the engagement, Look at all the views,
Speaker 2: Look how interested people are in these topics.
Speaker 4: Uh look what Rogan does. He just talks about these topics.
Speaker 2: He gets all these uh, all this attention and all
Speaker 2: these views and all these listens.
Speaker 4: If we can do that, we can talk about we.
Speaker 2: Can find conspiracies online and talk about them and se
Speaker 2: usually like two guys talking back and forth with each
Speaker 2: other about some conspiracy they just read about that day
Speaker 2: and then trying to like make sense of it and
Speaker 2: trying to be funny. And that genre just did such
Speaker 2: a disservice to any to the idea that you could
Speaker 2: look at a conspiracy topic or an alternative topic and
Speaker 2: do it in a serious way, and do it in
Speaker 2: a way where you actually do that you're doing anything useful.
Speaker 2: They took that and they just third in the trash.
Speaker 2: It's like and and so now with all these stupid shows,
Speaker 2: Rogan's at the top of the list. It's like, look,
Speaker 2: look at how stupid these idiotic conspiracy theorists are. They're
Speaker 2: sitting here talking about sund Squatch and the Pyramids and
Speaker 2: all this stupid stuff, and they're not even doing it well.
Speaker 4: For that matter.
Speaker 2: But that that gets pushed out in the culture at large,
Speaker 2: and that's people's general perception of this stuff, which is
Speaker 2: a huge disservice, I would say, And I find it
Speaker 2: somewhat personally offensive and it annoys the hell out of me,
Speaker 2: I will say, but that's just me. The other thing
Speaker 2: that's interesting with Rogan and his group of buddies is
Speaker 2: that they lean hard, heavy into the culture war.
Speaker 4: Thing. They are huge on that.
Speaker 2: That's like a big element of what Rogan and all
Speaker 2: those guys do, and especially the guys that broke off
Speaker 2: from Rogan and that came up from his Rogan sphere
Speaker 2: or whatever. Those guys, that's all they do is like
Speaker 2: they complain about wokesm like Peter Thield did. They complain
Speaker 2: about all of this silly stuff. And once again to
Speaker 2: recommend the Elephant Graveyard YouTube channel. He has a lot
Speaker 2: of different videos on these specific guys that came from Brogan,
Speaker 2: and then he does this interesting thing with the videos
Speaker 2: where he like psychoanalyzes these kooks and shows like what
Speaker 2: sad and miserable, pathetic people they are, and it brings
Speaker 2: a lot of he like intersperses a lot of like
Speaker 2: scandals that come out that these guys get involved in,
Speaker 2: and then he'll cut in them complaining about how the
Speaker 2: woke mob is coming after him or whatever. You know,
Speaker 2: the rules keep changing. We can't keep up with the
Speaker 2: woke crowd. It's ridiculous. So that whole nonsense. Brogan has
Speaker 2: played a big part and bringing that, certainly to the
Speaker 2: world of comedy. There's been all sorts of comics that
Speaker 2: have made careers out of just going the culture war round,
Speaker 2: comics that have made their careers based on that, but
Speaker 2: also really like not great comics from the past, they're
Speaker 2: trying to rekindle their careers. People like Jamie Kennedy have
Speaker 2: tried this stupid trick where they're like, Oh, I'm going
Speaker 2: to jump on this right wing train and you know,
Speaker 2: complain about wokeism and that'll get me attention. I can
Speaker 2: jump in with this group and I'll do that. So
Speaker 2: a lot of these guys do this too. So there
Speaker 2: has been this like weird contingent of right wing, anti
Speaker 2: woke comedy. It's been around for a while. Now, we
Speaker 2: all know it, we all recognize that. Frankly, it's getting
Speaker 2: pretty played out at this point in time, as far
Speaker 2: as I'm concerned. Rogan also getting played out. He's kind
Speaker 2: of making a mockery of himself at this point. It
Speaker 2: would be nice if he went away. He probably won't,
Speaker 2: but you know, we'll just see how things go. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Apparently the Rowan Rogan's comedy special on Netflix took him
Speaker 2: six years to write, six years to write this news special,
Speaker 2: and it just ends up being a total third which
Speaker 2: is kind of funny too. And yes, the people that
Speaker 2: Rogan has on a show then they become comedians. They're
Speaker 2: just sick of fans. They just sit there. They kiss
Speaker 2: his butt to get on the show, and so many
Speaker 2: other people do. And Elfant Graveyard against a great job
Speaker 2: pointing out cutting all these clips of these different people
Speaker 2: saying how funny Rogan is when he's clearly like not
Speaker 2: being funny, Like they're just saying it in hopes that
Speaker 2: they'll be on his show, that they'll be invited on
Speaker 2: the show so that they can get you know, a
Speaker 2: big break out of that. And clearly that's happening clearly.
Speaker 2: So you've got this weird sphere of influence on the
Speaker 2: right wing. Rogan has gone further and further to the right.
Speaker 2: The anti woke thing. He moved his operation from California
Speaker 2: to Texas a couple of years back. That's all rolled
Speaker 2: into the same thing. So he's constantly Brogan himself on
Speaker 2: the show. He's always doing the anti woke. This's just
Speaker 2: generic right wing talking points he's always throwing out and
Speaker 2: you know, he's starting putting his money where his mouth is, like,
Speaker 2: look I moved my whole operation to Austin or whatever,
Speaker 2: and look I'm legitimate and all of that. So it's
Speaker 2: it's it's significant. Rogan's a significant force in that, just
Speaker 2: the whole scene, which seems to have a hub in Austin.
Speaker 2: Rogan did start a new comedy club. He opened his
Speaker 2: own club in Austin called, I think the Comedy Mothership,
Speaker 2: So like this UFO themed comedy club in Austin, and
Speaker 2: he hosts a lot of you know, his guys there.
Speaker 2: This guy David Lucas did a special I think, a
Speaker 2: YouTube special from there. It's awful, terrible, And I do
Speaker 2: think that there is a backlash from the other side
Speaker 2: of the political aisle with comedians because Rogan himself and
Speaker 2: all his buddies have been complaining for so long that
Speaker 2: they can't do what they want to do. Because in
Speaker 2: Hollywood and in the comedy and entertainment world, you have
Speaker 2: to be left wing. You have to be in line,
Speaker 2: you know, with the Democratic party line. You have to
Speaker 2: be a progressive, you have to be part of liberal
Speaker 2: Hollywood otherwise you get shunned, you know, always saying this,
Speaker 2: and to be sure, there is a liberal contingent, to
Speaker 2: say the least, in entertainment, in comedy, and I think
Speaker 2: that there's this war going on between these two factions now,
Speaker 2: the right wing faction of comedy and the left wing
Speaker 2: faction of comedy, and it's this weird, almost like secret
Speaker 2: society war going on where if you're paying attention, you
Speaker 2: can tell who knows who, and you can kind of
Speaker 2: even like imagine what the conversations are between allies on
Speaker 2: any given side and like, Okay, we're gonna do this,
Speaker 2: We're gonna do that. I think one example again, Elfin
Speaker 2: Graveyard has a video about this, but Harlan Williams went
Speaker 2: on Joe Rogan's podcast recently and he quite clearly seemed
Speaker 2: to be trolling Rogan and doing things that annoyed Rogan
Speaker 2: on purpose and saying just silly stuff just to be
Speaker 2: annoying because he's pretty good at doing that sort of thing.
Speaker 2: And then in addition, there was a kill Tony, Kill Tony.
Speaker 2: If you do not know, is this online comedy show
Speaker 2: where they do they have these different comedis come up
Speaker 2: and they get judged by a panel of judges, and
Speaker 2: there's a lot of insult comedy involved, but it appears
Speaker 2: to be linked to Rogan and it's part of this
Speaker 2: Austin comedy scene for sure. I think they tape them
Speaker 2: in or they shoot the kill Tony videos in Austin,
Speaker 2: I believe. But anyway, there was an episode where Harlan
Speaker 2: Williams was a guest a guest, it was a judge.
Speaker 2: He's one of the judges, and one of Rogan's guys
Speaker 2: is David Lucas, guy who did a special from the
Speaker 2: Comedy Mothership and all that Rogan raised them up. David
Speaker 2: Lucas was up there and Harlan Williams is one of
Speaker 2: the judges and just Harlon Williams just starts tearing this
Speaker 2: Lucas guy apart and just like really really like tearing
Speaker 2: him apart and showing how unfunny he is. And I
Speaker 2: guess there are a bunch of actual talent scouts from
Speaker 2: big people in the entertainment industry where they're scouting for
Speaker 2: comedians that night, and Harlan william just made this guy
Speaker 2: look like a fool. And I think that was probably
Speaker 2: purposely done because if you watch it. Harlan seems legitimately
Speaker 2: hostile towards this guy, not just like he is goofing
Speaker 2: on him to be roasting to roast, but he really
Speaker 2: doesn't like this guy. He's going after him specifically because
Speaker 2: he knows who he is, he knows he's connected to Rogan,
Speaker 2: and he wants to do his part to cut their
Speaker 2: entire scene down. The size. This is Harlan william versus
Speaker 2: Rogan and Company also explains Harlan Williams' behavior on Rogan's podcast,
Speaker 2: which was hilarious. And if I went on a show
Speaker 2: that I didn't like, I would do something like that too.
Speaker 4: That makes sense now.
Speaker 2: Harlan Williams is buddies with Tom Green, who I love.
Speaker 2: I always have. He's still one of my all time
Speaker 2: favorite comedians ever. That stand up comedy for one, I've
Speaker 2: seen his stand up back.
Speaker 4: I think it's great.
Speaker 2: But everything he's ever done, like I've been a fan
Speaker 2: of his TV show, the original Cable Access show that
Speaker 2: became the MTV show. I always liked that and Freddie
Speaker 2: got Fingered. It's one of my favorite movies, probably my
Speaker 2: favorite comedy movie ever. He was doing the webovision from
Speaker 2: his house in Hollywood all those years it's from Tom
Speaker 2: Green dot Com. I used to watch those always thought
Speaker 2: that was great, And now Tom Green is starting to
Speaker 2: get some exposure and some credit for all of these
Speaker 2: like pioneering things he did, like that Webovision thing, which
Speaker 2: he had to put significant resources into making the technology
Speaker 2: work because there wasn't really live streaming at the time,
Speaker 2: but he found a way to do it, which is impressive.
Speaker 2: And if you go back, there's an old webovision episode
Speaker 2: where Tom Green has Joe Rogan as a guest and
Speaker 2: this was before the podcast, and Tom Green's essentially like
Speaker 2: telling their like workshopping ideas him and Rogan's and Tom
Speaker 2: Green's like, yeah, you should do a podcast, you know,
Speaker 2: like this is like what I'm doing here. This is
Speaker 2: a new thing that hasn't caught on yet, but you
Speaker 2: should totally do this. You should go you should start
Speaker 2: a podcast. And so that was years ago. It was
Speaker 2: like like two thousand and seven, maybe before that, even
Speaker 2: I think it was before that, I don't know. Anyway,
Speaker 2: it was when he was doing that show. So I
Speaker 2: think Tom Green feels a little personal responsibility making Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan what he is because of that. He did actually
Speaker 2: play a part in it and inspiring him to do
Speaker 2: what he did. Rogan recently has said that and given
Speaker 2: credit where credit is due to Tom Green. He's like, hey, look,
Speaker 2: Tom Green is a pioneer. He inspired me. People don't
Speaker 2: give them enough credit. So Rogan did that, But Tom
Speaker 2: Green also has done some recent appearances on Rogan's show,
Speaker 2: and people astutely noticed that when Rogan kind of threw
Speaker 2: his right wing not so veiled right wing political questions
Speaker 2: tom Green's way, Tom Green did everything he could to
Speaker 2: sort of dodge and avoid agreeing with Rogan and his
Speaker 2: specifically like right wing, anti woke stances. Tom Green definitely
Speaker 2: knowingly did not play into that and play that down
Speaker 2: and answered to questions in a way that he wanted to.
Speaker 2: But he also has challenged Rogan be like, hey, look,
Speaker 2: you have this big show, you have all this influence.
Speaker 2: Are you really putting the effort into the research of
Speaker 2: these topics that you should be or you just kind of,
Speaker 2: you know, half assing it. It's more or less what
Speaker 2: he's asked him on his own show. So I think
Speaker 2: Tom Breen, Harlan Williams their buddies. I'm sure that they've
Speaker 2: probably had discussions like, you know, what's Rogan up to
Speaker 2: and what's this? What is this whole anti woke scene?
Speaker 4: We got to do something about it. And I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's going on with these different factions,
Speaker 2: how organized they are, what conversations they're having, but certainly
Speaker 2: like there's this battle going on there in the comedy sphere.
Speaker 2: Who's winning. It's hard to tell how this will end
Speaker 2: up going. I don't know, but I do get this
Speaker 2: general impression that the whole anti woke right wing thing
Speaker 2: is becoming a tired act. Just like Rogan's Netflix special.
Speaker 2: It's not funny. It's not if it ever was, it's
Speaker 2: not anymore, and it's just becoming a parody of itself.
Speaker 2: It's very hackneyed at this point, and you just wonder
Speaker 2: how long can people how long can people keep doing
Speaker 2: that and keep playing into that?
Speaker 4: How long can it can it go on?
Speaker 2: I it's it's now to me, And this might be
Speaker 2: wishful thinking. I want to believe that it's on its
Speaker 2: way out, and it may not be. It may just
Speaker 2: keep going and keep raging. And this battle, this comedy battle,
Speaker 2: is going to keep raging on.
Speaker 4: But we'll see.
Speaker 2: Another thing that sort of fell into my lap when
Speaker 2: it comes to this whole topic this week was, uh,
Speaker 2: somebody posted this Matt Walsh guy, who is definitely in
Speaker 2: that right wing sphere of comedians. He's on the hell's
Speaker 2: that stupid website? One of those Ben Shapiro's website. I
Speaker 2: forget what it is, but he's on a he has
Speaker 2: this little show on there. People were showing pictures of
Speaker 2: him at the Democratic National Convention this past week, so
Speaker 2: he infiltrated that or whatever. He's wearing this like white
Speaker 2: dudees for Kamala shirt or something and this dad and
Speaker 2: he was trying to blend in, but he was there
Speaker 2: trolling clearly. And I saw the picture. I'm like, what's
Speaker 2: he even doing? Like, what's the joke that he's there?
Speaker 2: He doesn't agree with it? What's going on? I asked
Speaker 2: that question on a post of somebody like look it's
Speaker 2: Matt walshit to DNC. It's really him, And I asked,
Speaker 2: I'm like, Okay, what's the joke that he's there but
Speaker 2: he doesn't agree with it?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 4: What am I missing? What's going on?
Speaker 2: And the reaction from me asking that question was people
Speaker 2: on both sides of this like arguing with each other
Speaker 2: now still now and getting notifications. People are still arguing
Speaker 2: over that, saying my goodness, gracious. And it did come
Speaker 2: up that Walsh was has this new movie and he
Speaker 2: was essentially just doing PR for that movie and that's
Speaker 2: why he was there. It's like, oh, okay, people are
Speaker 2: still in there arguing about all sorts of other stuff,
Speaker 2: but really what comes down to is he's doing this
Speaker 2: silly little trolling PR stunt so people will go watch
Speaker 2: this movie.
Speaker 4: And he's even been open about that.
Speaker 2: I was watching videos of him today before the show,
Speaker 2: explaining what he did, and he now has the footage
Speaker 2: that he got from the DNC. He's like, oh, here,
Speaker 2: look this is what I did and it's funny, and
Speaker 2: to his credit, he just openly says, yeah, I just
Speaker 2: went there to troll and promote my movie. So I
Speaker 2: was doing and it worked and yeah, and it worked
Speaker 2: all too well. So you know, before we get before
Speaker 2: I get too excited thinking like this whole, this whole
Speaker 2: right when comedy thing is over, it's still working exactly
Speaker 2: how they wanted to. So maybe I'm speaking too soon, right, Yeah, Well.
Speaker 6: Aaron, there's another part of that thing about the convention
Speaker 6: in Walsh, though, is you see the my Pillow guy
Speaker 6: also made a bit of news.
Speaker 4: Oh he was there too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there was apparently a couple of guys that decided
Speaker 6: to infiltrate the DNC convention and the my Pillow guys
Speaker 6: showed up there and apparently got into some big argument
Speaker 6: with some YouTube kid, you know, over politics, Like they
Speaker 6: were arguing about well you stole votes, well you did this,
Speaker 6: and yeah, I just dropped an article in the chat
Speaker 6: room for you. So I don't know if you realized
Speaker 6: that there was apparently a bunch of these guys trying
Speaker 6: to get in there. So it wasn't just a promotion
Speaker 6: for his movie and his idea, but apparently there was
Speaker 6: a bunch of them that went there to go make
Speaker 6: the point of, like, you know, whatever their point is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, exactly. I begs the question, what's your point?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And honestly, the point is we're here to promote
Speaker 2: ourselves in the attention economy.
Speaker 4: That's really the point of it.
Speaker 2: And that goes back to the whole Joe Rogan thing
Speaker 2: and everybody that he's propped up.
Speaker 4: What's the whole point of this?
Speaker 2: I know that they throw this whole ideology and like
Speaker 2: we're fighting wocism. We got to go against the insane
Speaker 2: progressives that are tearing apart the family values or whatever
Speaker 2: they say blah blah.
Speaker 4: Blah blah blah blah blah. You know the lines that
Speaker 4: they give you. Is it really about that?
Speaker 2: I would say, No, what it's about is them making
Speaker 2: a stupid little career in entertainment for what that's worth.
Speaker 2: In this weird digital age where.
Speaker 4: What do you do?
Speaker 2: You do everything you do what every other content creator
Speaker 2: does online is you look at the data, you look
Speaker 2: at the analytics. You see what it's telling you. You
Speaker 2: see the engagement, Like, okay, what gets engagement? Oh, this
Speaker 2: is what gets attention, getting people all worked up about
Speaker 2: culture war topics. That's what people react to.
Speaker 4: That's how I get attention, That's how I get engagement.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm gonna do. And that's really the em
Speaker 2: of this whole thing. And you could criticize both sides
Speaker 2: of this thing for doing this, for playing into it
Speaker 2: getting attention, and so really it becomes it breaks down
Speaker 2: to this weird like that nihilism from that bizarre film
Speaker 2: festival in New York that Teel put the money up
Speaker 2: for is like this weird, anti woke cause this bizarre
Speaker 2: like post truth world. Everything any sort of ideology just
Speaker 2: kind of disintegrates and falls away, and what you get
Speaker 2: is just a bunch of people trying to make names
Speaker 2: for themselves getting you to recognize their face. Literally, that's
Speaker 2: what Walsh was doing. His face was in the background
Speaker 2: of these TV images. It's like, Oh, there's Matt Walsh.
Speaker 2: I recognize his face. I know that he is a
Speaker 2: right wing commentator and comedian. I also now know that
Speaker 2: he has a movie called Am I Racist? Coming out?
Speaker 2: And you know he is honest. He's at least honest
Speaker 2: in the fact that he's promoting that stupid movie. And
Speaker 2: I find the title of that very fascinating. Just when
Speaker 2: I saw the title that, I'm like, you gotta be
Speaker 2: kidding me. Am I Racist? That's the title of it.
Speaker 2: Because you might remember, I like to use a little
Speaker 2: term for these folks called the not racists, just the
Speaker 2: general like extreme right alternative online community, be they comedians
Speaker 2: or serious or whatever, just the fringes of the right
Speaker 2: wing content creators online. They are not racists because they
Speaker 2: always play this card where they put out some form
Speaker 2: of media where they they're just playing themselves up with like, look,
Speaker 2: I'm not racist. Look, and it's always what about ism.
Speaker 2: It's like, look at the other side, they're the actual racist.
Speaker 2: Because so it always starts like that, and sometimes it'll
Speaker 2: be like cute and funny, it's like, oh, okay, I
Speaker 2: see the point, I get it. Yeah, the other side
Speaker 2: is being pretty annoying and stupid.
Speaker 4: Sure I got you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure, not racist, Okay, whatever, and then almost inevitably
Speaker 2: give it time with these people, and then they start
Speaker 2: doing these posts where it's something like, oh, look at
Speaker 2: all these immigrants coming in over the border. There's all
Speaker 2: these rapists coming in and raping a bunch of people,
Speaker 2: and they only come in over the border, and they're
Speaker 2: they only they prey on white people. And seriously, this
Speaker 2: sounds like hyperbole, but this is literally what happens. I've
Speaker 2: seen it time and again. They start with the I'm
Speaker 2: not racist, what about ISM's silliness and they steadily move
Speaker 2: on to that. And my wife actually showed me a
Speaker 2: post from Alex Jones where she's like, look what Alex
Speaker 2: Jones posted this time. It's he posted something about how
Speaker 2: some Mexican guy came over the border and raped somebody
Speaker 2: or killed somebody or something like. Well, there it is.
Speaker 2: And she didn't know about this phenomenon. So I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: this is what they do. They start posting this, and honestly,
Speaker 2: once they get to that stage, it's not good because
Speaker 2: they start just overtly talking about, you know, these concepts
Speaker 2: of like white genocide. The Jews are in control of everything,
Speaker 2: we have to preserve the white race at all costs,
Speaker 2: and they start doing that and it started out being
Speaker 2: funny to somebody, I guess, but the joke is gone eventually.
Speaker 4: And so it is that.
Speaker 2: You know, I think there's some people in the comedy
Speaker 2: world that see, you know, Rogan and all the guys,
Speaker 2: is what he's doing. They see where everything could go,
Speaker 2: and maybe they're doing their part to try to stop it.
Speaker 2: I hope that's happening. I also hold out hope that
Speaker 2: there may be a new era of online content that's
Speaker 2: actually good, actually interesting. We'll put together a thoughtful, insightful
Speaker 2: talking about something that's not just these worn out, stupid
Speaker 2: topics we've heard overused again and again again that play
Speaker 2: directly into the culture ward that divides us. It was
Speaker 2: made to divide us is made to disempower us. Back
Speaker 2: to Peter Teel, is he fanning the flames of this
Speaker 2: to keep us powerless? I don't know. It's a good
Speaker 2: question to ask, though, Again, this guy that seems to
Speaker 2: believe in nothing himself tankes a question like, what the
Speaker 2: hell is this guy really doing? We know he has
Speaker 2: tons of money, we know he props up these guys
Speaker 2: like Jarvin that ideologically are insane, and they put out
Speaker 2: these ideas tailor made for this weird, neo reactionary, far right,
Speaker 2: anti woke online community.
Speaker 4: In sells all them.
Speaker 2: They're all in like this one broad, nebulous camp that
Speaker 2: really doesn't believe in anything other than the fact that
Speaker 2: they're against the woke mind virus, whatever that is. They're
Speaker 2: against wokeism, They're against the other half of the population,
Speaker 2: which they despise. And here we are, We're divided, we're conquered.
Speaker 2: It's all because of morons like Joe Rogan and the
Speaker 2: bad comics that he subjects us to. But once again,
Speaker 2: I hold out hope that you know, things like El
Speaker 2: and Graveyard are maybe a harbinger of actual good media
Speaker 2: that's coming back to the online world. I can only
Speaker 2: hope that maybe if I put the work in, I'll
Speaker 2: actually make some good new material other than just the show.
Speaker 4: For what this is worth.
Speaker 2: But it's inspiring to see people making good videos and stuff,
Speaker 2: and then it's also demoralizing to see the garbage roll
Speaker 2: on and on. I can only hope that this is
Speaker 2: the end of Rogan and everything that he has created.
Speaker 2: Time will tell, Time will tell. I don't know, but
Speaker 2: the comedy culture wars is what we'll call this. I
Speaker 2: think it is a real thing. It's been happening for
Speaker 2: a while. I think we've all noticed it, seen it.
Speaker 2: We've seen both sides and what they're doing.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: If you want to choose a side, go ahead. I
Speaker 2: don't know where it all goes. It's hard to say,
Speaker 2: but we will find out. I do know that the
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Speaker 2: it is all about Uh, it's a comedy show, what
Speaker 2: do you know. I don't know exactly where it's gonna go,
Speaker 2: but we will find out there too. I hope you
Speaker 2: enjoyed this episode of the show. Once again, The Age
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Speaker 2: is shaping up to be a good Friday night. We
Speaker 2: were taking calls as we always do, so you can
Speaker 2: call it.
Speaker 5: I believe.
Speaker 12: Right now, we have some callers on the line. Now,
Speaker 12: who is on the line and you're talking to the man?
Speaker 6: Yeah, the comedy man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's go. Who's on this line?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: Comedy man?
Speaker 5: All right, good a minute. What are you doing? Comedy
Speaker 5: man on the line to you?
Speaker 6: I'm talking yeah, okay, so you got to listen to
Speaker 6: me for a minute, the comedy man. Somebody hung up
Speaker 6: on the phone. So the phone caller hung up. And
Speaker 6: now I'm trying to tell you, skipers, I call you
Speaker 6: into the show. Okay, so I got to get them.
Speaker 6: That's what I'm juggling. And whoever was hanging on the
Speaker 6: line hung up. So you lost your phone caller, and
Speaker 6: I'm here to tell you. So you wait until I
Speaker 6: tell you. All right, now, let me get your skipers.
Speaker 5: Hey, we have to say something. Ready to cook?
Speaker 4: Oh you're ready to cook? The ready to cook?
Speaker 1: Not cook.
Speaker 4: In here?
Speaker 5: This is I said.
Speaker 4: This is not your Instagram where you cook your food.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, this isn't that.
Speaker 4: This is your regular I thought this guy was on
Speaker 4: the ball.
Speaker 5: I thought was on the ball.
Speaker 6: Your producer, Hey, your producer is on the ball. Uncle,
Speaker 6: you're not on the ball because I'm trying.
Speaker 5: To tell you, let's get moving. This is my boote time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what you're doing right now is wasting is wasting
Speaker 6: my time because I got to come on here and
Speaker 6: tell you something. I'm getting your callers on skype. The
Speaker 6: guy hung up on the phone, so I can't put
Speaker 6: a guy on that hung up. So now I'm getting
Speaker 6: your skipers.
Speaker 4: You get it, gotta get it.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's let them talk. I can get them as
Speaker 6: soon as I can connect them. But they're trying to
Speaker 6: call me, and I'm telling stop trying to call me.
Speaker 6: I gotta call you, you know. So here's your first guy, Uncle,
Speaker 6: he's coming in, but give him a second. It's it's
Speaker 6: ringing and we're joining him on skype here, all right,
Speaker 6: And I got another one I got to get after that. Okay,
Speaker 6: So let's see the job.
Speaker 5: Get on your job, my job here he is? What
Speaker 5: are you laughing about? Sidekick? I can get it whooling
Speaker 5: and that's on my ally.
Speaker 4: I'll see you're fired up tonight. Yeah, use this energy.
Speaker 5: Uncle.
Speaker 4: Oh there's a call.
Speaker 6: Hey, who is this.
Speaker 5: Who is this song?
Speaker 1: I think I'm here. This is Bobby Hie, bye bye.
Speaker 5: What is happening with you?
Speaker 4: Bobby's back?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: This is Bobby.
Speaker 1: Bobby here. Uh yeah, wow, thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 13: It's been a while since I've had a chance to
Speaker 13: actually tune in because I've been working full time, regular
Speaker 13: day jobs and you know, unless you're unless you're someone
Speaker 13: like Joe Rogan, you can't really get paid to do podcasting.
Speaker 13: But now everything's been really good and I'm researching a
Speaker 13: wide array of topics, and I really wanted to touch
Speaker 13: base with with Aaron and and the family, and because
Speaker 13: it's been so long, and how are you guys?
Speaker 4: Doing great? And it's great to hear from you.
Speaker 3: Bobby.
Speaker 12: Okay, Uncle, I'm going crazy my hand hold.
Speaker 4: Just hold your hands steady. I know we're excited here,
Speaker 4: but don't be banging the table as you hit to do.
Speaker 5: I made a mistake to be careful.
Speaker 4: Uncle. It's got his hand wrapped up. He's at post
Speaker 4: surgery here on his hands.
Speaker 12: I got sogery on my hand because the stitch is
Speaker 12: on it, in it, and I am I forget what
Speaker 12: I'm doing, So I sort of got jumpy.
Speaker 5: In the beginning of the show, Is started clapping with us,
Speaker 5: shouldn't have.
Speaker 2: Done He'll be okay, Uncle, Yeah, okay, okay, we're all relaxed.
Speaker 4: We're talking to Bobby. Bobby, it's great to hear you, man.
Speaker 2: It's I'm I really appreciate all that, and it's good
Speaker 2: to hear from you and know that you're doing Okay,
Speaker 2: that's that's good man.
Speaker 4: It's great to have you.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: Hey, Bobby. In the future, Bobby, you don't call me,
Speaker 6: so you kept calling and I'm trying to tell you.
Speaker 6: They don't realize this because they can't see the text,
Speaker 6: but I'm trying to tell you. Look, hold on, hold on,
Speaker 6: I got to call you into the show. Wait, and
Speaker 6: another guy started ringing the skype. So you guys are
Speaker 6: both trying to ring the skype while I got him
Speaker 6: connected to Uncle, and I'm like, hang on, I'm gonna
Speaker 6: get you. So sorry about the delay. I'm glad we
Speaker 6: finally got it. But in the future, I call you
Speaker 6: into the show on Skype. If you want to call in,
Speaker 6: you just use the phone number, but otherwise I call
Speaker 6: you into the show. Okay, I'll do all.
Speaker 5: Right, Yes, I appreciate that. Well, I can stand a
Speaker 5: little confusion here. If he in there the system, you
Speaker 5: just told them that how the system wants it it.
Speaker 5: But that's the way to talk do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's an advanced system.
Speaker 2: Everybody has their own setup when it comes to especially
Speaker 2: if it's a live show, everybody sets it up different.
Speaker 2: There's like, there is an infinite amount of ways to
Speaker 2: go about live streaming to internet radio and making a setup.
Speaker 4: It's crazy.
Speaker 5: I don't well, I hate these people watch I watch.
Speaker 12: I listened to a podcast actually on my phone, and
Speaker 12: I how I listen to them is very very strange.
Speaker 12: But when the calls come in, I don't know how
Speaker 12: that all connects. Yeah, well that's that's I'm trying to think.
Speaker 12: That's what Chuck is up to. But Bobby, have you
Speaker 12: been doing Call to Actions? Have you had new episodes lately?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been been a little while.
Speaker 13: I've been through a couple of regular day jobs and
Speaker 13: trying trying to balance out the podcast.
Speaker 1: Has been a little tough.
Speaker 13: The last episode I did was with an author, doctor
Speaker 13: Richard Sowder, on underground bases. He wrote a few books
Speaker 13: on underground bases and sites that was the last podcast
Speaker 13: we did. It's on all networks and you know, just
Speaker 13: for everyone who's listening. Really, the only podcast network that
Speaker 13: does censor is Spotify.
Speaker 1: A lot of a lot of our episodes that we
Speaker 1: uploaded Spotify censored.
Speaker 13: But yeah, the last episode we did was with was
Speaker 13: with doctor Richard Souder on underground bases we're working on.
Speaker 13: We actually printed out some documents today on Air Force
Speaker 13: twenty twenty five. Thought it would be a good time
Speaker 13: for us to finally talk about some previous concepts relating
Speaker 13: to Project twenty twenty five. I don't talk politics too much,
Speaker 13: but a hot topic these days is Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: And I think, you know, going back to.
Speaker 13: Nineteen ninety six, the Air Force had various concepts on.
Speaker 1: Advanced weaponry and.
Speaker 13: Systems that they wanted to create by the year twenty
Speaker 13: twenty five that I think.
Speaker 1: Is really relevant now more than ever. So it's taken
Speaker 1: us quite a little while.
Speaker 13: It's been about a month to get through these records
Speaker 13: and actually highlight what we're going to talk about within the.
Speaker 1: Next few days. So I'm pretty pretty stoked about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, that sounds good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, it's interesting that lines up with the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five thing in Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 4: Making the rounds.
Speaker 2: Nobody's not many people know what Project twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: actually is. As that goofy Matt Walsh comedian actually made
Speaker 2: the point of correctly that very few people at the
Speaker 2: DNC actually knows what it is. They complain about it rightfully,
Speaker 2: it's not good. But at the same time, nobody seems
Speaker 2: to know why they're complaining about, which is its own problem.
Speaker 4: But you know, uncle, this is government hour.
Speaker 5: When you're hitting that, that sounded like that government. Now
Speaker 5: come to conclusion. I know what all, la belle of
Speaker 5: what twenty twenty five is?
Speaker 6: Oh, here we go.
Speaker 4: Here's the explanation that's here at uncle.
Speaker 12: First of all, listen here and listen close. He wants
Speaker 12: to get rid of health insurance people. Uh, there's working class.
Speaker 5: The dick is the other one? What was the other one?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 13: He wants I think pretty boys wants to get rid
Speaker 13: of human beings as as that was.
Speaker 5: It too human beings?
Speaker 12: What President I mean tell you, I'm now I'm just
Speaker 12: going off for one minute here for this for this question.
Speaker 5: What president would want A one?
Speaker 12: And does those main three things sort of stupid, isn't
Speaker 12: it baby?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, very stupid. I don't know.
Speaker 12: If people were smart, they kick him out of that
Speaker 12: stupid running and let us have that lady.
Speaker 5: She knows what she's talking about.
Speaker 13: I don't know if I trust any politicians these days,
Speaker 13: though I thought it was it would be pretty relevant
Speaker 13: eventually to expose what was already in the works back
Speaker 13: in the nineties. So that's kind of my approach to it.
Speaker 13: I think, you know, this day in age and I've
Speaker 13: seen Aaron that you that you had done a couple
Speaker 13: podcasts touching on your perspective and you know, you're intelligent
Speaker 13: analysis on twenty twenty five, so you know, digging back in,
Speaker 13: I think it's kind of.
Speaker 1: It's kind of something that.
Speaker 13: You were like, something we can't talk about, uh, something
Speaker 13: that that well, something that we can't not talk about
Speaker 13: is what I really mean, uh, And like I didn't
Speaker 13: want to have to talk about twenty twenty five. But
Speaker 13: then I was thinking, whoa, you know what, I think
Speaker 13: you know from the records that we've already accumulated, Aaron,
Speaker 13: we can actually give our own unique perspective on it,
Speaker 13: from a perspective that no one else will ever have.
Speaker 13: But I just want to let you know up front,
Speaker 13: I can't talk for the full hour because I do
Speaker 13: have to wake up early, and I just wanted to
Speaker 13: kind of chime in for a little bit.
Speaker 1: I can probably give you ten more minutes though.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, no, Bobby, it's been great to hear from you. Well,
Speaker 2: I mean we can just say goodbye.
Speaker 4: I know what it's like.
Speaker 2: I've been working long hours too, and I know how
Speaker 2: it wears you down, and when you need to get
Speaker 2: to bed, you need to get to bed. I understand that.
Speaker 2: So I just want to say thank you and thanks
Speaker 2: for thinking of us and for being here and for
Speaker 2: reaching out and just for being a good person.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 2: It's good to know you're a good, real person out there.
Speaker 2: And honestly, there's not many people making media like this
Speaker 2: that are just that, which is sad, but I know
Speaker 2: that you are, so it's good to hear from you, man.
Speaker 6: And just for the record, we do have other callers too,
Speaker 6: so yeah, oh okay, well yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well let me tell you.
Speaker 13: Age of Transitions is as I told you a few
Speaker 13: years ago, Aaron, before we actually before I brought you
Speaker 13: on to my podcast, it was I felt very because
Speaker 13: Age of Transitions. The Age of Transitions is my go
Speaker 13: to podcast. I don't always have the opportunity to tune
Speaker 13: in live, but it's it's always uh, it's always uh,
Speaker 13: I think, Uh, I feel very fortunate and I feel
Speaker 13: like it's a luxury actually to have Age of Transitions
Speaker 13: come across my phone when I wake up and I
Speaker 13: turn my phone off off of airplane mode, uh.
Speaker 1: And it comes on.
Speaker 13: I see, oh fuck, you know, excuse my lane, which Uh.
Speaker 13: Age of Transitions just posted a new podcast. Awesome, you know,
Speaker 13: and ever since I started listening, Age of Transitions is
Speaker 13: just pretty much untouchable.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: You cover topics that are.
Speaker 13: Like none other, and then you transition over into Uncle.
Speaker 13: The broadcast really helps balance everything out and it's just
Speaker 13: super duper.
Speaker 1: You guys are are doing awesome and.
Speaker 13: I'm pretty sure you then you you migrated from Ohio.
Speaker 13: I'm actually over in the Cleveland area.
Speaker 4: Okay, cool?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, No, I was living in Columbus for basically
Speaker 2: a decade, lived there. Yeah, so that was my home
Speaker 2: for a long time.
Speaker 1: Righteous. Yeah, the pandemic.
Speaker 13: I was working with dogs, uh, dog training, dog park,
Speaker 13: indoor dog park stuff, and it was considered non essential,
Speaker 13: so we had to migrate back over to uh you know,
Speaker 13: east of the Mississippi and where where our family from.
Speaker 13: So and I was like, yeah, Aaron, Man, if Aaron
Speaker 13: ever makes it back out here, I'd like to show
Speaker 13: with him.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I mean the idea of going back out there,
Speaker 2: it's always floated.
Speaker 4: We'll see.
Speaker 2: But yeah, man, it's it's great to talk to you, Bobby.
Speaker 2: We'll say good night and and get your rest and
Speaker 2: and I hope tomorrow goes well for you. And it's
Speaker 2: again it's great to hear from me, man, So please
Speaker 2: do stay in touch.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, and thank you for staying in touch because
Speaker 13: your your notifications come across my phone when you post
Speaker 13: your podcast, and I get excited every single time.
Speaker 1: Aaron.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that, Bobby.
Speaker 2: That's those are kind words and and uh yeah that
Speaker 2: those kind words mean a lot, Bobby, because sometimes it
Speaker 2: seems like nobody's listening. But I I you just told
Speaker 2: me that you are, and that's enough, man, So thank you.
Speaker 5: M m oh yeah tonight government, did you did you
Speaker 5: hear him tonight?
Speaker 4: I heard voices tonight?
Speaker 5: I mean, Bobby me, did Bobby here you tonight?
Speaker 4: Oh? I well, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 5: That it would have been a good one to listen to.
Speaker 4: It'll go on the podcast. The podcasts will be on
Speaker 4: the feed, so it'll be fun. Yeah, Bobby, take care
Speaker 4: of man. We'll talk to you soon, I hope.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 13: All right, keep doing your awesome work, all right. Yeah,
Speaker 13: God bless you, uncle and Aaron and as well as father. Oh, Kelly,
Speaker 13: my piece, my dude, try.
Speaker 2: To take care of Bobby. That's Bobby Vaughan. A call
Speaker 2: to actions. Everybody listening to his show too, and check
Speaker 2: him out. It's always done, have interesting work, good stuff.
Speaker 4: Chuck. You say we have another call.
Speaker 3: In the line.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I'm getting I'm getting them. But you know,
Speaker 6: it takes a minute when we when we do the
Speaker 6: skype thing, right, But I was just checking the phone
Speaker 6: lines as well, the regular phone lines. Nobody's really hit him.
Speaker 6: Three one nine five two seven five zero one six.
Speaker 6: We had somebody hang up there. But right now I'm
Speaker 6: about ready to pick up another skype caller. If they
Speaker 6: if they cooperate, now let's see.
Speaker 4: To do.
Speaker 5: Why is it not cooperating?
Speaker 6: See, it's funny because this guy was trying to call
Speaker 6: me while I was in the midst of doing this too,
Speaker 6: and right, okay, I'll get him. I'll get him anyway.
Speaker 6: You guys continue on and I will get the next
Speaker 6: skyper who was trying to reach his by skype.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's good.
Speaker 2: Uncle Crave Accidents is asking what if it was your
Speaker 2: sword fighting hand that you hurt, and he wants to
Speaker 2: know what's going on with your hands? It's right now,
Speaker 2: right up and here it's from a sword. It's so
Speaker 2: I see that spandite here. Hold hold it up, actually
Speaker 2: hold up the hand. Yeah, yeah, down a little there
Speaker 2: now people can see it on the live stream.
Speaker 4: That's uncle's hand, my hand.
Speaker 5: And it's that's been operated on with stitches. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: that's yeah, that's what I'm trying to tell them.
Speaker 4: I know, I'm just doing a little directorship. Person.
Speaker 2: Don't take it personally, uncle, This is just a video here.
Speaker 2: The people wanted to see your hand.
Speaker 4: Yeah you had to. What was that condition that was
Speaker 4: making your hand like a claw?
Speaker 12: It's in matter of fact, it's on a commercial when
Speaker 12: the TV.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I forget what the name was.
Speaker 4: It's got a difficult to pronounce.
Speaker 12: It's a it's a difficult name, but it has a
Speaker 12: man actually having down straight down his foot and and
Speaker 12: it and it and the hand is up and it
Speaker 12: doesn't sit.
Speaker 4: I saw that commercial today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they show they show the person's hand that looked
Speaker 2: like yours, and they have them sat on the table
Speaker 2: and they say, if you can't lay your hand flat
Speaker 2: on the table, you have this, which you did.
Speaker 4: It's it's very weird like this.
Speaker 5: I did have it.
Speaker 2: It gets real tense in here like the and then
Speaker 2: like pops out and pulls the hand closed because it's
Speaker 2: so tight.
Speaker 12: See, this one has been done. That's why it's wrapped up.
Speaker 12: It's been done.
Speaker 5: I did the first one. But my doctor said, whence
Speaker 5: this one gets healed and is ready to go? Be
Speaker 5: starting to work on the next one.
Speaker 12: And but this one will have to get done too,
Speaker 12: So I'm gonna have both hands getting done.
Speaker 5: But I gotta watch myself so I can't do shooting things.
Speaker 5: They have to pick up the slack for me. Hey,
Speaker 5: we're laughing at you the house. Yes, that's what I'm
Speaker 5: talking about.
Speaker 4: All the jobs that you would normally do.
Speaker 5: Now I have to tell and you got that one
Speaker 5: pretty good when you took this away. You know what
Speaker 5: I'm doing washing the dishwash it.
Speaker 4: I figured out how to do that.
Speaker 5: You can do that that you know how to do.
Speaker 12: But once we get it filled, I asked you to
Speaker 12: empty because I can't.
Speaker 4: You know, it's a big responsibility.
Speaker 5: That is for the ladies.
Speaker 12: It is, and they are yelling me, don't go don't
Speaker 12: go away, don't going just like they say, don't go away.
Speaker 5: Ship. I can't even I can't even rest my hand.
Speaker 2: These ladies in this house, uncles at this house all day,
Speaker 2: every day. It's crazy here. A lot of times, I'm
Speaker 2: kind of happy that I'm gone most.
Speaker 5: Of the Yeah, you're lucky, a lucky one. I mean phenomena.
Speaker 5: Even I'm getting a fete. Ye, I'm trying to rest
Speaker 5: my hand.
Speaker 4: Uncle. We need to remind our audience to press the
Speaker 4: button and then you can do it.
Speaker 6: Well, that's what I say.
Speaker 2: On our various social media platforms, were which are almost
Speaker 2: all at uncle podcasts. So we're at uncle podcasts, on Instagram,
Speaker 2: on YouTube, on twitch, on Twitter, X we're at uncle
Speaker 2: podcasts so they can find.
Speaker 4: Us on X is crazy.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you that one is crazy. We're doing
Speaker 5: gets on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it does.
Speaker 5: I mean, what do they have to have that on it.
Speaker 4: You're upset that Twitter acces is getting a little too political?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 4: Yes, Yes, that's what I'm thinking of. You think it's
Speaker 4: a little biased, maybe.
Speaker 5: Could be? Could be? Yes, I believe it is.
Speaker 4: Does the owner of the platform, Elon Musk, does he
Speaker 4: have anything to do with that?
Speaker 5: A lot to do about it?
Speaker 4: He does?
Speaker 12: And you know what they said, no on his l
Speaker 12: I found out something on his l I forgot to
Speaker 12: tell you what that You might put him in the
Speaker 12: inside of the thing with him.
Speaker 2: Must he might put him inside of his thing with
Speaker 2: him if he wins. So if Donald Trump wins, Oh,
Speaker 2: you're saying Elon Musk might get a cabinet position with
Speaker 2: the new Trump administration.
Speaker 5: Goodbye the United States if it happens.
Speaker 2: Just to say that, just to say that, I mean,
Speaker 2: if you're an Elon Musk fan, you're just excited.
Speaker 4: About the idea of it.
Speaker 5: I thought I was because of electric electric cars. Ah,
Speaker 5: he fooled you.
Speaker 12: But I'm I'm completely out of his damn mind now
Speaker 12: because because I thought he was something about doing the
Speaker 12: the the.
Speaker 2: Potesla eds, saving the planet, en technology, that.
Speaker 5: Stuff, agreement progressive. The other.
Speaker 12: The idiot I call him the idiot, the idiot. Yeah Trump,
Speaker 12: Oh that guy, and I don't want anything to do
Speaker 12: with him.
Speaker 4: You don't, okay, Well, I mean yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Get that dancing guy off. He's gone danim off of
Speaker 5: he's him.
Speaker 2: Well, it's it's always amazing to me to see how
Speaker 2: many people Elon Musk was able to fool for so
Speaker 2: long into thinking like he was progressive, that he did
Speaker 2: care about green technology or anything like that, ever, that
Speaker 2: he was going to save the planet with his stupid
Speaker 2: car or whatever.
Speaker 4: I don't know why people are buying into his campaign
Speaker 4: playing and.
Speaker 5: If he goes with Trump, he ain't going to save
Speaker 5: the planet. Well, I'm telling you that right now.
Speaker 6: Now. He's into fooling people that he's a great patriot
Speaker 6: for free speech. You know, that's his thing. He's all
Speaker 6: about the free speech at the cutting edge of tech,
Speaker 6: even though he had tech issues trying to do his
Speaker 6: Trump interview on his own platform. Uh he uh yeah right.
Speaker 6: Did you notice that.
Speaker 4: One he's a free speech absolutist.
Speaker 6: Absolutist, yes, but yeah, but the guy who literally runs
Speaker 6: a media platform had technical issues getting his interview together
Speaker 6: for Trump at the beginning.
Speaker 4: Could you know that?
Speaker 5: Keep it up have problems. He's an idiot himself.
Speaker 4: We want problems.
Speaker 5: I don't want that idiot.
Speaker 4: If they if they keep if the technical issues keep
Speaker 4: us from listening.
Speaker 2: To either one of those goofballs, then I'm all for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah for them, well against them for technical problems that
Speaker 2: keep us from having to endure listening to Trump or
Speaker 2: Musk anymore.
Speaker 4: Then what does that mean? I don't want to listen
Speaker 4: to those guys.
Speaker 5: Oh, I didn't know what that meant.
Speaker 4: I thought it was he had the way.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 12: No, well, I mean if because somebody's questions you ask,
Speaker 12: I have to answer.
Speaker 2: Uncle, the masochist in me just can't get enough. Like
Speaker 2: I want to hear Elon Musk interview Donald Trump. I
Speaker 2: want to hear Joe Rogan interview Peter Thal. I want
Speaker 2: to hear Peter Thial interviewing Elon Musk. I want uh
Speaker 2: Donald Trump to interview Peter Teal. I just want this
Speaker 2: to be a whole new podcasting network, is what I want.
Speaker 4: Uncle. He could call it the out of your mind
Speaker 4: billionaires and authoritarian leader Wanta Bees the network, and that
Speaker 4: has a real ring to it, by the way that
Speaker 4: rolls off the tongue when I say it.
Speaker 5: We got a call online. We just got into his
Speaker 5: own a little bit.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hey, uncle, it's Chris Graves. How you going alry?
Speaker 5: Already? Hear about this? Stupid It just keeps going, keeps going.
Speaker 5: I wish this election was over with. I'm telling you,
Speaker 5: I put it in that house, not that idiot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty much over now, right? R F k Jr.
Speaker 3: Didn't he just concede and is backing somehow?
Speaker 4: Yes, yes he did do that.
Speaker 5: Who deceived?
Speaker 4: Uh? Yeah? Rfk Jr.
Speaker 5: Okay, who is he? Well?
Speaker 4: I was telling you about this earlier. Uncle, the son
Speaker 4: of Robert F. Kennedy. So, Robert F. Kennedy, the brother
Speaker 4: of John F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy.
Speaker 2: His son is now into politics and made a presidential run.
Speaker 2: He has dropped out of the race, and now he's
Speaker 2: endorsing Trump. This was today news today that he dropped
Speaker 2: out and he's endorsing Trump.
Speaker 5: That idiot. Yes, I'm telling you, he's an idiot. It's
Speaker 5: getting to me to get this done.
Speaker 3: Uncle. Can I ask you something? Go ahead? Have you
Speaker 3: ever been to a stand up comedy open mic night?
Speaker 3: Like still Jokes?
Speaker 4: We did one in Los Angeles that was kind of yeah,
Speaker 4: that was like a live podcast that was the open
Speaker 4: mic Night.
Speaker 6: What that was?
Speaker 2: I will say, Chris, that I have and I the
Speaker 2: dark side of me loves watching people bomb. I enjoy it,
Speaker 2: especially when they do crowd work.
Speaker 4: I've had.
Speaker 2: I went back when I was living in Columbus over
Speaker 2: a decade ago. I remember sitting in on a open
Speaker 2: mic night and somebody they were just bombing. This one
Speaker 2: guy was doing crowd work and he was attempting to
Speaker 2: goof on me. But just like the little comments I
Speaker 2: would make back to him were funnier than him try
Speaker 2: trying to like goof on me. It was just and
Speaker 2: I got a sick sort of pleasure, I have to admit,
Speaker 2: So it was fun.
Speaker 4: I enjoyed doing that.
Speaker 3: I only did it. I only did it a handful
Speaker 3: of times the open night Mike Dang and one of
Speaker 3: them was at the Comedy Store on so it said
Speaker 3: Boulevard in Los Angeles.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, that's what we went to see.
Speaker 2: That's the that's a mecca, that's a hub, that's the Brogans,
Speaker 2: a huge.
Speaker 3: One, yeah, Mitchie, sure, Pauli Shore's mother. Yeah, I started
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of comedians and everything I am thinking
Speaker 3: about trying open Mic Night again around Boston, and I
Speaker 3: didn't know if you guys had any constructive criticism or
Speaker 3: what or some advice.
Speaker 5: Maybe not no way, Chris.
Speaker 2: When you say trying it, are you going up on
Speaker 2: stage and taking the mic? Are you just there as
Speaker 2: a as a spectator like I was.
Speaker 4: No in the past.
Speaker 3: But no, I was doing open Mic Night and I
Speaker 3: haven't done it in my twelve years. I want to
Speaker 3: try it again.
Speaker 4: So you have a set, then you have material that
Speaker 4: you've worked on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but a lot, a lot. I was horrible craft
Speaker 3: yet so I think I have some serviceable maybe about
Speaker 3: an eight minute eight to ten minute thing. And uh,
Speaker 3: kind of nervous about trying it again, be honest with you.
Speaker 3: It's one of the scariest things I've ever had to
Speaker 3: do or tried to do, not to my stomach and everything,
Speaker 3: all tense and everything. But if you can get strangers
Speaker 3: to laugh at you at what you're saying, it's I
Speaker 3: will admit, like I had a couple of laughs in
Speaker 3: a handful of times I did it. I didn't know
Speaker 3: if you guys had hands on experiences.
Speaker 4: Uh, you know what you know, it's interesting that you
Speaker 4: bring that up. Because Uncle.
Speaker 2: I had thought that maybe you and I could be
Speaker 2: a comedy duo and give an open mic night a
Speaker 2: shot sometime. I don't mind that, but will well, I
Speaker 2: know that there's a couple of places out like by
Speaker 2: Landers actually that have open mics. We could maybe do
Speaker 2: it here. I've given it thought, but then it's been
Speaker 2: nothing more in a thought. I haven't actually like worked
Speaker 2: out a material. I've given some thought as to how
Speaker 2: you and I could work together again as a comedy duo,
Speaker 2: maybe on stage, and.
Speaker 4: It would be unorthodox and if it worked, it would.
Speaker 3: Be surprising, fantastic.
Speaker 4: But if it didn't work, it'd be kind of like
Speaker 4: a Sowet scenario too.
Speaker 6: But I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe one day we should give.
Speaker 3: That a show, give it seriously, give it a shot. Serious.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I've always wanted to get to the one at
Speaker 12: the storm Shop, but we never get to him to
Speaker 12: that's the dream man.
Speaker 5: That's the one I'm really wanted to get to.
Speaker 14: That gips placed with leather face, with the chainsaw and
Speaker 14: everything that you guys are trying to get into.
Speaker 4: No, that that would be big. That's big, Gerald Sanders,
Speaker 4: all you can eat barbecue.
Speaker 5: Place. It wasn't there. Yeah, that's what that was about.
Speaker 2: But there is there is there's a venue like not
Speaker 2: in Landers, but in Flamingo Heights that is called the
Speaker 2: Giant Rock Meeting Room and they do have open mic nights.
Speaker 4: So we could do it there. Yes, yes, it would
Speaker 4: be fun to do that. So we could do it there.
Speaker 4: We might be all find one in Riverside somewhere.
Speaker 5: Well what's this. Look for the places first and then
Speaker 5: we'll go from there. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's actually a guy who hosted I don't know
Speaker 2: if he still does the open mic night a giant
Speaker 2: Art meeting room that is a character in Yuca Valley.
Speaker 2: He stands out on the corner of Old Woman's Springs
Speaker 2: and the sixty two Highway with these signs. Yeah, this guy,
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know his name, but he's always
Speaker 2: out there with some crazy sign saying something. Usually it's
Speaker 2: like sometimes he'll be saying like something about Trump or
Speaker 2: just some weird like random thing that you never would
Speaker 2: have thought of in your life.
Speaker 4: It's some like off the wall CLASEI politically, Yeah, we
Speaker 4: go buy the moment, you know the sign guy, Yeah,
Speaker 4: stuff like that, Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 5: But it hasn't been out there for well though.
Speaker 2: He was gone for a while, but we saw him
Speaker 2: last time we out there, so he is sort of
Speaker 2: I was getting worried maybe something's wrong with him. He's heard,
Speaker 2: but he's back and he has hosted that, and I've
Speaker 2: thought about having him as a guest on this show.
Speaker 2: I think he'd be a perfect guest on the show.
Speaker 2: So I need to talk to him to be a
Speaker 2: guest on the show sometime.
Speaker 5: First, Well you can do that put No, No, you
Speaker 5: do that put.
Speaker 12: That might get us to move on doing and get
Speaker 12: a little high up on the It would be good
Speaker 12: high up on this thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: Nick Foley actually did some stand up comedy a couple
Speaker 3: of times in the last like ten fifteen years.
Speaker 4: I think I might have heard of that.
Speaker 5: Is it good?
Speaker 4: Is it funny?
Speaker 3: No, it's not. It's so funny, But he shot because
Speaker 3: it takes a lot of a whole as if you
Speaker 3: will to go on. So I would really love to
Speaker 3: see you guys like doing a shout. Actually, I didn't
Speaker 3: know that that was an idea of floating in your gut,
Speaker 3: in your heads.
Speaker 2: I have a lot of ideas that I had time
Speaker 2: to do them all. I wish I had time to
Speaker 2: do even a handful of them, but you know, life
Speaker 2: gets in the way.
Speaker 3: I have a lot of ideas that they would cost
Speaker 3: your money, not make me money. So I.
Speaker 2: Need we need to get Peter Tile on the phone.
Speaker 2: Maybe he could give us some money to do all
Speaker 2: these things.
Speaker 4: We just have to pretend. Yeah, well exactly. Yeah, we
Speaker 4: just need to tell them that, like, look, we'll we'll
Speaker 4: fight the culture war for you and Hill give us
Speaker 4: a bunch of money. They'd probably say.
Speaker 3: Yes, you get him out of the Mothership and down
Speaker 3: there in Austin.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, the comedy Mothership.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Did you catch the previous hour where I was talking Chris?
Speaker 4: Did you hear that at all?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I want to do. I wanted to chime in
Speaker 3: with you, but I honestly an now out of the
Speaker 3: loop for a while, so I didn't realize that you weren't.
Speaker 3: You don't like to take calls anymore, so I was
Speaker 3: just like, you know, I'll just wait till the next
Speaker 3: hour or whatever and talk to you and uncle Y.
Speaker 4: Yeah, here we are comedy mother Sure we are the
Speaker 4: other one that don't want to take clothes on your hour.
Speaker 4: I sure don't and that's.
Speaker 5: The reason he didn't want to. You can tell me something.
Speaker 5: But was to me.
Speaker 6: But but Chris, Chris was trying to call her in
Speaker 6: Aaron's hour and was trying to call her in your
Speaker 6: hour in the middle of all that mix. I'm just
Speaker 6: telling you. So that was part of the calls coming
Speaker 6: in that I need to make out when I'm doing
Speaker 6: the sky so but this way he joined on the phone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we suck to know. I forgot the protocol. So
Speaker 3: that was my fault. I tried calling in when I
Speaker 3: forgot that. He had to bring people into it. So
Speaker 3: I've been out of the loop for a while. But
Speaker 3: that wasn't his fault.
Speaker 6: His uncle was complaining, Hey, get him on, get him.
Speaker 6: I'm like, whoa, I'm trying. They're calling me, They're calling me.
Speaker 6: I can't stop there calling me. I got to stop that.
Speaker 6: Well hold on, hold on, you know.
Speaker 3: So that's what that was.
Speaker 6: Anyways, I just want.
Speaker 5: To make you are I had to make an omposition
Speaker 5: with no.
Speaker 6: That was one of Yeah, that was one of them.
Speaker 6: Plus the other guy that we just had on same thing.
Speaker 6: He was calling. So Bobby's calling, Chris is calling. We
Speaker 6: had the phone ringing on the somebody was on the phone.
Speaker 6: They hung up, and I'm like okay, and then you're like,
Speaker 6: well put them on. I got nobody to put on,
Speaker 6: so I had to get people. That's what the problem was.
Speaker 5: So you know, there you go. But I got how
Speaker 5: he got his problem, sobbed.
Speaker 3: Yep, you know, uncle, it was all you know that
Speaker 3: was on me, like it's been a while, you know,
Speaker 3: And I just wanted to make sure I was as
Speaker 3: clear as I could be. And I didn't think of
Speaker 3: the fall. The cell phone would do it, but seems
Speaker 3: a service.
Speaker 5: So you the one that have given him.
Speaker 3: That the one, yeah, one of them. I didn't hang
Speaker 3: up though. There was some other guy that you guys
Speaker 3: were talking about that hung up, but I didn't hang
Speaker 3: up before. But I'm just glad to hear all you
Speaker 3: guys again. And I just wanted to know what you
Speaker 3: thought about Beetle juice. Beetle juice coming out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's there's there's I haven't seen it yet, the sequel.
Speaker 3: Uncle.
Speaker 4: We're getting another call.
Speaker 5: Hold on there, We've got another call on it.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, sure, all right, you want Chris on hold
Speaker 6: for the new guy or you want to let me
Speaker 6: just put them all on Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well cool, cool, Yeah, we'll put you on hold for
Speaker 4: a while. I concentrated on these callers.
Speaker 5: You got it, Okay, go ahead, and it's there he is.
Speaker 6: I couldn't read who it is, so there it is.
Speaker 15: Oh excuse me, James.
Speaker 3: Uh old, Jimmy.
Speaker 5: Jimmy's back. There's my friend. Hey, Troy, the Troy. I
Speaker 5: gotta ask you something. But yeah, I gotta ask you something. Well,
Speaker 5: a little bit on his way, you like the other
Speaker 5: pushing is stupid? Trump? Uncle?
Speaker 4: You just other eyes?
Speaker 6: Oh wait, you went, you went from Detroit. I thought
Speaker 6: you were going to talk about the Lions and now
Speaker 6: you're getting hold it on.
Speaker 5: Get back, okay, don't talk. It goes on you dad,
Speaker 5: pro I have to talk to this man. Uncle.
Speaker 4: You other eyes lions?
Speaker 5: What does that mean?
Speaker 4: I'm not I can't remember, but you did it to him.
Speaker 5: I was talking about the Lions.
Speaker 4: I know you were.
Speaker 5: I didn't get to hang us. Okay, Well, why they
Speaker 5: gotta play somebody this week? Who were they playing?
Speaker 4: Jimmy? What are they playing?
Speaker 5: Who are they playing?
Speaker 15: I am no idea they're just the last game was
Speaker 15: Kansas City?
Speaker 3: Oh uh I.
Speaker 5: Lewis track I'm with this preseason stuff. I'm ready to
Speaker 5: go for the regular season.
Speaker 4: This is in board already. On tomorrow, it's only.
Speaker 5: Three games in the list.
Speaker 6: Tomorrow the Lions are playing the Steelers. Just for the record.
Speaker 6: And now I'll shut up again.
Speaker 5: Oh it's is Steelers.
Speaker 12: Hey listen, Now we have a bring about quarterback problems
Speaker 12: in the Steelers land. We have the guy that they
Speaker 12: got from the from from the draft draft over from Chicago,
Speaker 12: he went to he went to the Steelers, and then
Speaker 12: they have the guy that they had from the Seahawks
Speaker 12: and and Denver went So, now, who's.
Speaker 5: Going to be your stud?
Speaker 15: Somehow Kirk Cousins ended up in the Steelers, right, Oh wow.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that. Okay, I didn't know that Kirk
Speaker 2: Cousins is the Steelers quarterback. Now Cousins from the former
Speaker 2: Viking quarterback. He's a good big guess that's true, Jimmy,
Speaker 2: Is that true?
Speaker 15: Well, yeah, he definitely got traded and he's a quarterback.
Speaker 15: I'm not one hundred percent on the teams. But as
Speaker 15: soon as you said Steelers, that's where I was like, yeah,
Speaker 15: I think that's where Kirk Cousins.
Speaker 5: With Kirk Cousins I think came from Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, here's the Minnesota Vikings quarterback for a few
Speaker 2: years running. Now he's been there for a while.
Speaker 3: He was in Chicago too.
Speaker 15: He made the rounds in the Northern.
Speaker 5: Only.
Speaker 15: The only team he didn't play for, I think was
Speaker 15: the Lions.
Speaker 3: M oh.
Speaker 4: In Pittsburgh.
Speaker 5: Now this this other guy that got that that the
Speaker 5: Bay has picked up before.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, the USC guy. What's his name?
Speaker 5: USC guy?
Speaker 6: What's the name?
Speaker 4: I can't think of it.
Speaker 5: He's gonna he's gonna be good because I.
Speaker 12: Have a feeling Williams. Is it William Williams something. I
Speaker 12: think he's gonna be good because.
Speaker 5: They finally finally got a quarterback that is decent.
Speaker 4: It's been a while for them.
Speaker 12: For Chicago, and I believe they're gonna give Minnesota the
Speaker 12: money for the one for their money this year.
Speaker 15: Oh so, I think the Bears are gonna probably win
Speaker 15: our division total anyway, our pennant.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're gonna take take it. They're gonna take it.
Speaker 3: He said that.
Speaker 15: He said that Kirk Cousins went to Pittsburgh. Wait a minute,
Speaker 15: that is Steelers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's Steelers. Yeah, yeah, he went to the Steelers.
Speaker 12: And the guy he's number two, But I thought he
Speaker 12: was his high school, I mean his college, Ohio State.
Speaker 4: I believe Cousins or time out. I don't know where Cousins.
Speaker 3: Went to see Kirk Cousins.
Speaker 15: Didn't you say he went to uh Pittsburgh.
Speaker 4: Well, somebody said that he's I thought you said he
Speaker 4: was not the Steelers. I med all kinds of confused
Speaker 4: over Kirk. I don't know what I could Cousins.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about.
Speaker 15: I said it, but I wasn't positive on the team.
Speaker 15: I thought you looked it up.
Speaker 4: No, no, I'm not doing my in diligence here I did.
Speaker 5: You're not looking things up I could. I don't want
Speaker 5: to see that man's.
Speaker 4: Face dancing old internet here.
Speaker 5: Let me see what it tells me. Now he's looking
Speaker 5: at her.
Speaker 6: I see Atlanta Falcons for Kirk Cousins.
Speaker 5: Really, you got traded, didn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 15: They got, Yeah, they got he got.
Speaker 5: He got traded there. That's what happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's what the Vikings trade him. I see
Speaker 2: a bunch of stories saying, like, where's he gonna go?
Speaker 4: The Vikings want to trade him?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he went, he went. He went to the Uh,
Speaker 5: he went to Atlanta Falcons.
Speaker 4: He's in there.
Speaker 5: He's there now.
Speaker 4: Actually, well there we go.
Speaker 2: Well, Atlanta just had a preseason game you're watching today.
Speaker 2: Uncle was was Cousins. Was Cousins in the quarterback position
Speaker 2: in that game tonight?
Speaker 5: Maybe the first quarter was he? But they had they
Speaker 5: had their back up.
Speaker 4: They played against Jacksonville, and jackson Jacksonville destroyed them.
Speaker 12: And let me tell you they better get their act
Speaker 12: to get early, Atlanta because if they going it, ain't
Speaker 12: doing that and get burned out that bad.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you they'll be not even close. They're
Speaker 5: a playoff pitcher. Not even after I saw that preseason game,
Speaker 5: thirty won the Zip.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that was, yes, a blowout for what that's worth.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it is, it sure is.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 15: Now you guys are and Chris Graves, we're talking about
Speaker 15: getting into the to the comedy biz. Hey, I'm willing
Speaker 15: to be managers. Uh you know standard Elvis and Colonel contract.
Speaker 15: I got one set aside.
Speaker 5: He'll be all right, Hey, maybe we'll put you on
Speaker 5: for that kick just a moment. Wait, let's think about it.
Speaker 5: We'll each think about it and put him for us helping.
Speaker 2: Us to do that Oh, Jimmy's gonna be a comedy manager,
Speaker 2: coming manager.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he can book shows for us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that'd be good. We could use that. We can
Speaker 5: use you like that. We need that, we need that.
Speaker 4: That's good, Thank you, thank you, Jimmy, appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Chris Graves.
Speaker 15: I want to manage him to standard Colonel Parker contract.
Speaker 5: I didn't there, Chris.
Speaker 4: We could. We put him on hold, but we can't
Speaker 4: bring him back up.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: You guys told me to put him on hold. Do
Speaker 6: you want to back up?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, put him. I need answering to have a handsome
Speaker 5: question question.
Speaker 6: Hey, I'm just here to do what you guys want.
Speaker 14: You know, we appreciate Jimmy, Jimmy James, if you want
Speaker 14: to produce my Netflix special, my own private Gloryhole Mike,
Speaker 14: Chris Graves, Yeah, I'm your guy.
Speaker 15: That's an easy sell, dude, that's.
Speaker 3: Absolutely Yeah.
Speaker 4: They buy anything follow by autobiography.
Speaker 3: I didn't have to be born grat siasco.
Speaker 5: Uncle.
Speaker 3: I love to work for the Jimmy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there we go.
Speaker 5: Then we got then we got then we got a
Speaker 5: business operation.
Speaker 3: How's that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, But until we decide when you want to do it,
Speaker 5: that's up.
Speaker 3: To you we all follow uncle. Yeah, maybe we all
Speaker 3: follow Uncle into the battleground.
Speaker 4: Maybe we'll just forego the entire open mic night thing
Speaker 4: and just Headline special, jump right into it. Yeah, do
Speaker 4: us Netflix special just out of gates, I mean everybody else.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, we can do it that way because I
Speaker 5: think it actually would be easier too. There, we got
Speaker 5: think about it, and it'd be easier that way.
Speaker 3: So much time we have on this planet, so it
Speaker 3: might as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, trial by fire that way, we mun as
Speaker 5: well go ahead and do it that way.
Speaker 4: All or nothing, trial by fire. You only live once.
Speaker 3: Sallie held to play me in the bio pit.
Speaker 12: They want to see when to see how much you
Speaker 12: see how much we can really get, how many people
Speaker 12: and then bring him.
Speaker 5: All the way to a podcasting.
Speaker 3: All the way that Well, for me, it'll be dollars fifty.
Speaker 3: So don't hold your breath, uncle on that.
Speaker 5: On my my, what are you charging?
Speaker 4: I hope he makes.
Speaker 3: Not with that response. I guess what do you mean?
Speaker 3: As long as we can cover the taxes? I guess
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? Uncle? You really have a
Speaker 3: Netflix special on you? Seriously? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I do, because I only want to sort of push
Speaker 5: this a little more on my side, and because.
Speaker 3: Some WWF people I really tried, honestly, guys, in the
Speaker 3: last year and a half whatever I like, I really
Speaker 3: trying to get some wrestlers.
Speaker 4: We appreciate the effort. Christ I know how tough it is.
Speaker 4: It's tough to get.
Speaker 3: Through to you hurt back from anybody's like that because
Speaker 3: I've been out of the loop for a while, so I'm.
Speaker 1: Not sure I send.
Speaker 2: I send requests for guests for both for the Uncle
Speaker 2: Show and for my own Dage of Transitions show. I
Speaker 2: send quite a few requests, not a ton, but where
Speaker 2: I can, I send requests and it's few and far
Speaker 2: between where I receive any reply. Honestly, it's rare to
Speaker 2: receive any reply from anybody, and there's a number of
Speaker 2: different reasons for that. I'm not going to blame anybody
Speaker 2: on the other end of the email for that. There's
Speaker 2: a bunch of reasons why you want it reply.
Speaker 6: I get it.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, that's just the nature of the game
Speaker 2: these days. It's different out there, different than when I started.
Speaker 3: Stallone doesn't have any excuses.
Speaker 5: In my opinion, there's only one wrestler I don't like
Speaker 5: anymore now.
Speaker 3: Because.
Speaker 5: And you know who he is?
Speaker 3: Who would you who is your number one guess that
Speaker 3: you would want from the WWE WWF wcw W whatever.
Speaker 5: What was that, guys? Then that gave me the autograph?
Speaker 4: A wrestler that gave you an autograph? Oh I went
Speaker 4: to see what year are we talking about?
Speaker 5: I don't know what you was.
Speaker 4: A wrestler that you have an wrestler's autograph. I don't
Speaker 4: even remember that.
Speaker 3: Because he's dead, I'm pretty sure. Oh yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Would like to talk to him.
Speaker 5: But yeah, one the one. Oh is the guy the
Speaker 5: man kept hitting bank down.
Speaker 3: Jerry Waller, Jerry the King Waller.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, well we're thinking of the million
Speaker 6: dollar man, the six dollars man, the million dollar Man.
Speaker 5: Actually actually actually is too, that's me. Actually this is too.
Speaker 5: Two wrestlers okay, no the two yeah, two sets went
Speaker 5: to wrestlers. Is the guy that eats to eat the wing?
Speaker 4: Are you talking about King Kong Bundy or you're talking
Speaker 4: about George George.
Speaker 6: George the animal steel one and George the Animal Steel
Speaker 6: George Animal steal the turnbuckle.
Speaker 5: But he used to eat the Michael.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, remember he used to eat the turnbuckle. Uncle,
Speaker 6: he used to eat the thin water. That's what he
Speaker 6: used to do. Right, Yeah, he's doing Oh I don't know,
Speaker 6: a while ago.
Speaker 3: I'll check it play long time ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't know a lot.
Speaker 4: Of wrestlers are dad now. Yeah, they seem to me early.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they didn't really have a retirement plan. Uncle.
Speaker 2: In Portunely, Jesse Ventura famously has pointed out that whole
Speaker 2: Cogan shot down his union hopes with Vince McMahon.
Speaker 4: Colin.
Speaker 5: That's it, that's that's the word.
Speaker 4: Jesse Ventura.
Speaker 5: You don't know I'm talking about Ole Cogan. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't want to see him.
Speaker 4: Oh you're mad at him now? Mad at him because
Speaker 4: of his rnc A people. Why oh.
Speaker 3: Are you mad at him? Uncle?
Speaker 5: I mean he's a trumpet.
Speaker 3: He put out some crappy movies.
Speaker 6: George Georgian George Animal. Yeah, George Animal Steele died in
Speaker 6: twenty seventeen. Georgie Animal Steele died.
Speaker 3: Oh, chuck, I thought he got in the eighties.
Speaker 4: Absolutely reason. Wow, I'm kind of surprised. But he made
Speaker 4: while then. That's good, that's better.
Speaker 3: Didn't they have him? Wasn't he the basis of like
Speaker 3: in uh plan nine for outer space and stuff like
Speaker 3: ed Wooden stuff. George the Animal Stare I thought he
Speaker 3: died in like the.
Speaker 4: Seventies Malla effect man.
Speaker 5: Didn't they have didn't they have a plot?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 5: Though he didn't have a plot, I don't know what
Speaker 5: was his plot name?
Speaker 4: Just these guys A Howking Animal, Marty Jannetti?
Speaker 5: Who was his partner? True?
Speaker 4: And those uh chewing those uh had Marty Jeannetti?
Speaker 5: Was it Jannetti? I'm asking these guys.
Speaker 4: Okay, welcome, I'm gooding answers.
Speaker 6: Hello, what Georgia Animal Steele's partner?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Who was his point?
Speaker 6: I don't think he had a tag team partner. Usually
Speaker 6: he might have had one once in a while. But
Speaker 6: according to legacy dot org uh IMDb, yeah, he died
Speaker 6: in twenty seventeen Georgia Animal Steel.
Speaker 5: Oh so then they both pisted.
Speaker 6: Yes, it was born in nineteen thirty seven.
Speaker 4: By the way, Okay, good, good for you.
Speaker 5: That's a life.
Speaker 4: I have presume that that's good. Okay, uncle, we're nearing
Speaker 4: the end of the show.
Speaker 5: I like to know who that other wrestler was that
Speaker 5: he wanted to talk to talk about that. I was
Speaker 5: talked to and but he had a bootcast.
Speaker 6: I think, what are you talking about, Stee, you're talking about.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's the other one, Steve Austin.
Speaker 6: Stone cold Steve, Steve, that's man.
Speaker 4: Hey, Okay, who wouldn't want to talk to him?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Well, oh he had a point kiss and I would
Speaker 12: have wanted to hear his boot kid.
Speaker 5: Actually I was listening to it back in the ways
Speaker 5: when he was singing.
Speaker 4: He I was listening to that big but he had
Speaker 4: a big time. He had a big thing and.
Speaker 12: It was and I was listening on my phone one.
Speaker 12: I mean, he was saying a good things about him
Speaker 12: self and stuff. But I would have said myself, would
Speaker 12: like to get him on mind.
Speaker 4: That's the one I wanted wanted to fine, Coo, do
Speaker 4: you want to do shout outs?
Speaker 5: Shout outs?
Speaker 4: We could do shoutouts. We have guests or we have callers.
Speaker 12: Okay, the first shout outs on the shoutouts now was
Speaker 12: the first one?
Speaker 5: Who is the first one?
Speaker 4: It was Chris Graves. Would be okay, good shout out, sir.
Speaker 4: Do anybody want shout out to Chris? We might have
Speaker 4: lost what happened to him?
Speaker 6: Let me see is he still there.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: He's still there.
Speaker 16: He's still there, just not talking. Okay, Well, why don't
Speaker 16: we go to Jimmy and that Jimmy's there? Yeah, go
Speaker 16: to Jimmy. Yeah, let's let's hear shout outs. Jimmy, who
Speaker 16: you got?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 6: Okay, what's going on here? Let me see something to
Speaker 6: show the phones off?
Speaker 4: Jim Jones might have broke.
Speaker 6: Hello you with us?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 5: You know, Well, something happened, don't happen?
Speaker 2: Maybe the phone lines they're both, they're both. Let me
Speaker 2: let me check the stream. It looks like it's still
Speaker 2: going out. We've got you are slash listeners on Twitter
Speaker 2: right now, quite a few of them.
Speaker 4: We've got people on YouTube, people on Twitch.
Speaker 5: You gotta check your phone phone now they check.
Speaker 6: Well, what's weird is both of them are still showing
Speaker 6: up on the line.
Speaker 5: But nobody's talking to us.
Speaker 6: Well, here, let me let me try and test the
Speaker 6: phone line with a separate phone for a sec. Shoot's
Speaker 6: going on here? Because these guys just aren't responding.
Speaker 2: Well, Uh, I mean if we if if if they dropped,
Speaker 2: they dropped, I said, uncle, but I will give a
Speaker 2: shout out right now and take a shout out who
Speaker 2: might be listening to us on Twitter X.
Speaker 4: Thank you for doing that. Thank you for being here.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's the first time you found us, maybe you're
Speaker 2: a regular listener. Whatever the cases, we're glad to have you.
Speaker 2: You know, follow the account of the front Simulation account
Speaker 2: thead Uncle podcast and be with us for later streams.
Speaker 2: We should be doing one, probably a VHS one tomorrow
Speaker 2: on Saturdays. We'd like to watch VHS tapes and welcome
Speaker 2: to the fold if you're crazy enough to do that.
Speaker 2: Thank you for being here. Everybody, Uncle, do you have
Speaker 2: any shout out to?
Speaker 12: I shout to the ones that will on the line
Speaker 12: and anybody else that was listening out of stay out
Speaker 12: of the country.
Speaker 6: Oh, I didn't even check that. Look, it's sorry about
Speaker 6: the phone line dropping there, but I don't even have
Speaker 6: the second computer now, uncle, so the second computer is down.
Speaker 6: But look, shout outs to the guys who were on
Speaker 6: the lines there. And I don't know why you were
Speaker 6: connected and then gone, so you know, what can you do.
Speaker 6: But it was a fun show and they got their
Speaker 6: calls in. You know, we finally got it sorted. So anyway,
Speaker 6: there it is okay. I think it went pretty good.
Speaker 5: That's a show.
Speaker 2: We had a fine show and again Saturday. Hopefully we'll
Speaker 2: be doing a show tomorrow. We'll see, but if we.
Speaker 4: Don't, we'll be streaming any given time. You need to
Speaker 4: press the button.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I try to watch. Try to watch us listen
Speaker 5: to the screening.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what are you doing this weekend?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 6: What are you doing this weekend? On the live stream?
Speaker 2: Hopefully have VHS. We'll probably just watching another VHS tape Saturday.
Speaker 2: That's usually what we do. That's what we've been doing
Speaker 2: in the past few weeks.
Speaker 6: To VHS watch party. Maybe we'll get some games from
Speaker 6: you too in the near future.
Speaker 5: Huh Yeah, we'll get the games going again.
Speaker 2: I gotta figure out how to connect to controls or
Speaker 2: somebody little set up here. Yeah, back with like the
Speaker 2: limited amount of USB ports is a real nuisance. But
Speaker 2: I'll be able to make something work. Yes, but thank
Speaker 2: you everybody. It's Unclethepodcast dot Com. We're live on a
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Speaker 4: Uncle bring us home for the week.
Speaker 5: There's my chauff tonight. B