Radio Manu Papaccianguo

So I sat down with Joe Rogan again last week.

I felt a little sheepish going into it because I had just been on his show like a month

before. But he was like, yeah, no, come on, you're going to be an LA, come on over, why

not? And so I walk in there and I was a little concerned about it because, you know, like

I said, it had only been a month before that we had done a three hour epic podcast. And

I honestly like, well, what's happened in the last month? Like, I don't really have anything

to interesting to say. I haven't been anywhere. I haven't, you know, whatever. I've just been

at home writing basically and churning out a podcast every week. And that's about it. And,

you know, for Joe Rogan turning out a podcast every week is not very impressive. He turns

out two or three a day. Anyway, but, you know, it's so much fun to hang with him because

I had a few notes written down like, okay, you know, if I run out of shit to talk about,

I can talk about fecal transplants. And, you know, I don't remember what the other couple

things I've been writing about that I was sort of current on. And we started talking. And

like we just didn't look back. It just goes, you know, it goes because the thing is we're

friends. And he's so fucking smart and so curious and open-minded. And he's got that

comedian sensibility of taking an idea and just running with it and, you know, squeezing

it till there's no juice left in it. That conversation is so easy with that guy and, and

Duncan. And, you know, I love hanging out with, with comedians because of that sort of,

not only the energy, but the, the openness to truth. And, and it's not courageous. They're

looking for material. You know what I mean? It's, it's, it's their agenda, you know, it's

like they're always looking for material. And the best material is shit that's true,

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