Welcome to the quick week-in review for the Joe Rogan Experience. We have episode 2434, Kurt Metzer, episode 2435 Bradley Cooper, episode 2436 Whitney Cummings. Start with Kurt, January 26. Good to see Kirk back on, silly hat, as always.

A classic Joe and the comedian, you know, it's one of those. Free Association episode,

less one clean story, more kind of wandering, conspiratorial, cultural, comedy rifting.

You know, we're used to Kurt by now.

Bless him.

Funny guy loves his conspiracies.

I mean, he will go deep down any rabbit hole.

And at this point, it's hard to know what he really believes in or takes serious and what he

doesn't i mean um and maybe he's just cornered himself now as the conspiracy guy and maybe that

makes him believe all these things or maybe you always did but uh yeah, he gets, he gets there. They go into the weird

history, the hidden history, territory, which is reflected by the books that came up. The

Book of Enoch, again, that's definitely been on Joe's mind recently, the Bible and Joseph P. Farrell

title about the Philadelphia experiments. Nazi bell, time travel, stuff, unified field equation,

you name it. They also mentioned Twilight language, Hoffman and Farrell,

the demon of the occur, more esoteric symbolism, interpitational vibe. You know, it's one of those

wacky ones. If you've seen Kurt before, then you know what to expect.

It's a lot of the same there.

Documentaries mentioned, Wild Wild Country.

Always a good springboard for cult, you know, cult type stuff. I really did like Wild Wild Country, actually.

It was, uh, it was very fascinating. And, uh, yeah, I might, I might, I might go back and watch that

again, actually. I think so. Online feedback in general, the Reddit thread reads like like if you take it as entertainment it's fun

and that always is the case with kurt i would say but if you take it literally it'll annoy you

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