Joe Rogan and Kurt Metzger spiral through dolphins, geoengineering, MK Ultra, plasma physics and bloodline conspiracy theories for nearly three hours.

Kurt Metzger — Stand-up comedian, writer and longtime co-host on Jimmy Dore's show, known for his dark humor and deep-dive conspiracy riffs. A frequent JRE guest who blends comedy with sprawling theories about secret societies and power.
This is a freewheeling, largely improvised conversation that jumps from John C. Lilly's dolphin experiments to a barrage of conspiracy topics. Metzger drives most of it, riffing on geoengineering and cloud seeding, MK Ultra and 'Project Monarch' mind control, the assassinations of Charlie Kirk and Minnesota legislators, and a recently murdered MIT plasma physicist. The pair circle repeatedly around bloodlines, secret societies, and the idea that elites view AI as a coming god. There is heavy political commentary on Israel/Gaza, Venezuela strikes, COVID policy and ivermectin. Buyable recommendations are sparse amid the rambling, mostly a handful of conspiracy authors and vampire films.
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Joseph P. Farrell
“by the way. Fun fact, and that's why Joseph P. Frell, I can't recommend him enough. Joseph, Dr. Joseph P. Ferrell.” — Kurt Metzger 01:51:11Find it on Amazon
Joseph P. Farrell
“a demon in the in the I core or ecore it's called. That's the book you should get about it.” — Kurt Metzger 01:52:44Find it on Amazon
Michael Hoffman
“I got a great book by Michael Hoffman called The Twilight Language. The Twilight Language is in Buddhism and it kind of refers to a coded language” — Kurt Metzger 02:11:50Find it on Amazon
Robert Eggers (inferred)
“I think it's the best vampire movie ever. That's what I think.” — Kurt Metzger 02:28:52Find it on Amazon
Coen Brothers
“Hail Caesar. I like that movie a lot. I didn't like it when I first saw it” — Kurt Metzger 01:41:23Find it on Amazon
Maclain Way and Chapman Way (inferred)
“who used to be in the Raj Nich cult from Wild Wild Country. If you ever saw. Oh, I love that show.” — Joe Rogan 02:12:22Find it on Amazon