Hey guys and welcome to another episode of the JRE review. This one was a really cool

one with Timothy Denevy, I think that's how you say his name, podcast 1264. For anyone

who is a hunter S Thompson fan, this is a 100% a muskless into conversation. Basically,

I mean I became a really big fan of Hunter after listening to Joe describe how much he

likes and really admires Hunter S Thompson. I was familiar with who he was just from

fear and loathing in Las Vegas, the movie that came out in the 90s with Johnny Depp. I

thought the movie was wild, it's crazy. I mean if you haven't seen it, it's so trippy,

it's very bizarre and to hear that this was a real person. I mean it was enough to make

you want to hear more about him. And I'd heard stories, you know, he was really quite famous

when he was alive and earlier in his life, just a wild animal. And yeah, let's get into

the review. Welcome to the Joe Rogan Experience review. Where each week I review every single

episode of the Joe Rogan Experience. One more do you want? So Timothy wrote a book about

Hunter S Thompson and really goes into a lot of who he is. Obviously, I mean when you're

writing a book about someone, you're going to do that. It was probably a dumb thing to say.

But just, but, but you can tell with his conversation with Joe that he has such admiration

for this character, but he didn't want to just tell the story of like who he was. He

wanted to tell the story of like how he was able to create in such a way and what the work

meant to him and also why his life was the way it was and why the drug abuse was there.

So, you know, if you've ever heard Joe talk about Hunter S Thompson before, you may have

heard of the podcast he did where he basically read out the daily drug consumption of Hunter S Thompson.

Right. And it's crazy. It doesn't even sound real. It's like he gets up late in the afternoon,

starts doing blow right away. He's getting drunk immediately. He's doing, I mean, it's just like

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