Books Recommended by Joe Rogan

"this one is awesome. @stevenrinella recommended it to me, and good lord is it intense. "Son Of The Morning Star" by Evan S. Connell. I can't recommend it enough."

"This book by Sebastian Junger is fucking epic. I can't recommend it enough."

""Dissolving Illusions" is a really great book. I probably would have never thought about exploring the real history of vaccines if we hadn't gone through the insane Covid gaslighting of the last 5 years, but after Dr. Humphries' book I'll never look at it the same way again. She's a very brave and brilliant woman."

"My favorite JFK book is Best Evidence by David Lifton. Probably my favorite conspiracy book ever."

""Going Clear" by @lawrence_wright is one of the weirdest books I've ever read. Such a bizarre view into madness and its wake"

"I really can't recommend this book enough. It's one of the best and most insightful books I've ever read. Jonathan Haidt was a fantastic guest on the podcast and this book is just amazing…"

"Here's a link to Dan Flores' book "Coyote America." It's a great read!"

"I can't recommend this book enough. It was suggested to me by my friend, and fellow Hunter S. Thompson enthusiast thejacka_lope and it just fucking grips you. It's an incredibly detailed account of some of the…"

"In the last few months I've been obsessed with books on the Wild West and the conflicts Native Americans had with early settlers. This is another amazing one, "Blood and Thunder" by Hampton Sides."

"The latest book on Native American History I'm getting into: The Journey Of Crazy Horse by Joseph M. Marshall III. It's been a long time since I've been so obsessed with absorbing information and stories about a…"

"I'm about to dive into his book, "BLUEPRINT: The Evolutionary Origins Of A Good Society." You can purchase it here:"

"Musashi has been a constant source of inspiration for me for most of my life. The Book Of Five Rings is, in my opinion, one of the most valuable things anyone has ever written."

"Really enjoying "Sapiens" by yuval_noah_harari It really puts in perspective how bizarre human beings are. It's an awesome overview of our species."

"with "Black Elk Speaks" I've found my favorite one yet. It was written in 1932 with notes that the author took from listening to the words of Black Elk…"

"Buy his book "the case against sugar" it's a mind blower"