Julian Lennon talks photography, motorcycle travel, quitting smoking, his white-feather sign, a childhood UFO sighting, and life under the burden of his father's name.

Julian Lennon — Musician and photographer, son of John Lennon; founder of the White Feather Foundation and author of the photography book Life's Fragile Moments.
Julian Lennon joins Joe Rogan for a sprawling, philosophical conversation that ranges from a recent skin-cancer scare to gain-of-function research and lab leaks. Lennon describes his life in Monaco, his love of motorcycle travel through France and Corsica, and how a celebrity photographer mentor pushed him into exhibiting his photography. He shares the deeply personal origin of the White Feather Foundation, which sprang from an Aboriginal elder gifting him a white feather, fulfilling a promise his father once made. The pair dig into COVID-era restrictions, quitting cigarettes cold turkey and the depression that followed, and the carrying weight of being 'John Lennon's son.' They close on quantum computing, the multiverse, simulation theory, UFOs, and free will versus determinism.
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Julian Lennon
“there's occasions where I'll I'll be totally blanked like with the last album I came out with Jude uh which took uh you know in between five and 30 years” — Julian Lennon 00:57:34Find it on Amazon
Julian Lennon
“it was called saltwater and saltwater is about environmental and humanitarian issues and I was number one in Australia” — Julian Lennon 01:02:51Find it on Amazon
Julian Lennon
“I spent 10 years making a documentary with a best friend Kim Kindersley who initiated this whole thing and we made a documentary called whale dreamers” — Julian Lennon 01:05:26Find it on Amazon
Julian Lennon
“I really enjoy your photography and the book is available life's fragile moments it's an awesome coffee table” — Joe Rogan 02:46:01Find it on Amazon