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[@joerogan] Joe Rogan Experience #2402 - Miranda Lambert

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@joerogan - "Joe Rogan Experience #2402 - Miranda Lambert"

Link: https://youtu.be/oTwB8R6qmm8

Short Summary​

This Joe Rogan Experience podcast features a conversation with Miranda Lambert, covering diverse topics including hearing protection, the challenges of the music industry, and pursuing hobbies for mental well-being. They delve into the addictive nature of nicotine and technology, and discuss the unique aspects of country culture, including gun-mounted horse riding and the intense emotions it evokes in audiences.

Key Quotes​

Here are 5 direct quotes from the Joe Rogan podcast transcript provided that represent valuable insights, interesting data points, surprising statements, or strong opinions:

  1. "Otherwise, because men and women think and communicate differently. And if you want your wife to communicate with you the way your buddies do, then well, you married a dude." - This quote is a humorous observation on the differences in communication styles between men and women, and a suggestion to accept them rather than trying to change them.

  2. "I guess. But it is really important having some kind of a thing that you do to take your mind off of the business because the people that I know where their mind is only on show business, whatever it is, music, comedy, whatever it is, they go crazy. you you can eventually get lost in your own little world. Like you need a little break." - This speaks to the importance of hobbies and interests outside of one's career to maintain mental health and perspective.

  3. "Yeah. My friend Ari does that. He disappears for like three months every year and a half or so. Like he gets rid of his phone, gets rid of his email. >> He like goes off grid." - This describes an extreme approach to disconnecting from the pressures of fame and the demands of modern life, highlighting the potential benefits of such a radical step.

  4. "Nicotine is not bad for you, right? The delivery method is what's bad for you." - This is a surprising statement given the association of nicotine with cigarettes and their harmful effects. It implies nicotine in isolation could have benefits (neuroprotectant/nootropic), but stresses that the usual delivery methods are detrimental.

  5. "I just want to be famous but what what skill or what trade or what like what do you just famous?" - The quote highlights the growing desire among young people to be famous for the sake of being famous, without having any specific skills or trades, and without thinking about the importance of having goals and accomplishments.

Detailed Summary​

Okay, here's a detailed summary of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast transcript, presented in bullet points:

Key Topics and Arguments:

  • Hearing Loss and Ear Protection:

    • The conversation starts with a discussion about hearing loss, particularly among musicians and gun owners who didn't use ear protection early in their lives.
    • In-ear monitors are praised for saving musicians' hearing, although they don't provide the same feel as hearing the room's energy.
    • The guest mentions her father, a police officer, whose hearing loss is jokingly suggested as a reason for his long marriage.

  • Selective Hearing and Communication in Relationships:

    • They discuss selective hearing in relationships, particularly the differences in communication styles between men and women.
    • The guest humorously shares a story about her husband's selective hearing and her technique of asking him to repeat what she said (which backfires).

  • The Importance of Hobbies and Taking Breaks:

    • Both hosts emphasize the importance of having hobbies and activities outside of one's primary profession (music/comedy) to maintain mental health and prevent burnout.
    • Joe suggests to comedians to "pick up something" to occupy their minds.
    • The guest discusses her new hobby of mounted shooting (shooting balloons from horseback) and how it provides a mental break from the music industry.
    • Joe mentions his hobbies of golf and pool.
    • They both talk about needing to recharge to be creative.
    • Joe talks about his friend Ari who takes off and vanishes for like three months to Asia to refresh himself.

  • Trying New Things and the "Yes Era":

    • The guest states that she has entered a "try new things era" where she is saying yes to new experiences.
    • She mentions she started golf, and Jamie invited her to participate in the Ryder cup.
    • She states that doing something you're not good at in front of people can be scary.

  • Golf & OJ Simpson's Golf Clubs:

    • Jamie (Joe's producer) owns OJ Simpson's golf clubs.
    • The guest asks if Jamie uses them.

  • The Challenges of the Entertainment Industry:

    • They agree that people solely focused on show business often "go crazy" and become lost in their own world.
    • The discussion touches on the need to "go live a life" in order to have something to write about.

  • Mounted Shooting:

    • The guest discusses her addiction to cowboy mounted shooting.
    • She explains the sport involves riding a horse and shooting black powder revolvers at balloons.
    • She mentions a friend, Kenda Lansain, who is a 10-time world champion in the sport.

  • Archery and Hunting:

    • Joe mentions he does archery, which cleans the mind.
    • They discuss bow hunting, with Joe sharing his past experience hunting whitetail deer.
    • Joe recounts how raising an orphaned buck changed his perspective on hunting.

  • Animal Rescue and the Mut Nation Foundation:

    • The guest discusses her passion for animals and her involvement with the Mut Nation Foundation, which advocates for rescue animals and provides grants to shelters.
    • The conversation touches on the importance of spaying and neutering and the "adopt, don't shop" philosophy.

  • Allergies and Their Impact:

    • The discussion shifts to allergies, with both hosts discussing their own experiences and allergies within their families.
    • They discuss the severity of allergies in Texas and the adjustment period for newcomers.
    • Guest states she takes Allegra to manage her allergies.

  • Austin, TX & Nashville, TN's Popularity:

    • They discuss the influx of people moving to Austin and Nashville and debate the potential drawbacks of increased popularity.
    • Joe mentions how the COVID-19 pandemic spurred a comedy scene in Austin.

  • Express VPN Advertisement:

    • Joe does an advertisement for Express VPN.

  • Returning to Performing After COVID:

    • The guest shares her experience of returning to the stage after 332 days of no shows.
    • She describes the emotional and energetic atmosphere of her first show back at Billy Bob's in Fort Worth.
    • The grind of touring and the challenges of performing after 40 are mentioned.

  • Vacation and Chill Time:

    • They discuss the importance of carving out vacation time, particularly during the winter months.
    • Both hosts admit they find it difficult to truly "chill" and instead engage in other activities.

  • Songwriting and Co-writing:

    • The guest talks about her songwriting process, preferring to co-write with others, especially in places like Marfa, TX.
    • They discuss the collaborative and inspirational nature of working with other creative people.

  • Mentoring Younger Artists:

    • Both hosts emphasize the importance of working with younger artists and comedians to inspire and be reminded of the excitement of the early stages of their careers.

  • Nerves and Anticipation Before Performing:

    • They discuss the feelings of nerves and anticipation before performances, agreeing that feeling something is essential to staying engaged in their work.

  • Fate and Randomness:

    • Both hosts ponder the existence and implications of fate.

  • Lucy's Nicotine Pouches:

    • Guest brings Lucy's nicotine pouches.
    • They discuss the effects of nicotine and whether or not it is bad for you.

  • Adderall Abuse:

    • The conversation touches on the prevalence of Adderall prescriptions and potential abuse, particularly among students and adults.

  • Dangers of Micro-Dosing Mushrooms:

    • Guest and Joe discuss the dangers of micro-dosing mushrooms if you don't know where the mushrooms come from.

  • The Detrimental Effects of Digital Detox:

    • Joe and the guest talk about the benefit of the digital detox and how people can't stop talking about it.

  • Early Career Struggles and Opportunities:

    • The guest states she started playing honky tonks at 16.
    • Joe asks the guest if she believes in fate.
    • Joe and the guest compare how easy people think being famous is vs. how difficult it actually is.
    • The guest states "Just [expletive] your back up plan."

  • Country Roots and the Tik Tok River:

    • The guest states that people from smaller towns have the same opportunities as people who grew up in the big city.

  • Being Too Famous Too Soon:

    • Joe mentions it's almost impossible to survive childhood fame because people get "mixed up."

  • Backyard Hobbies:

    • The guest tells Joe that she paints folk chickens.

  • Chickens vs. Dinosaurs:

    • Joe states, "What do you feed the chickens, breakfast casserole?"
    • Joe and the guest talk about chickens eating mice and are aggressive dinosaurs.

  • Dog Fighting vs. Cat Fighting:

    • Joe talks about his landscaper in LA who was into cock fighting.
    • The guest talks about Mut Nation and how they deal with dog fighting.

  • Dog Breed Stereotypes:

    • Joe and the guest talk about dog breeds and what traits they are supposed to have.

  • Farmer's Dog & Cheetos:

    • Joe and the guest both feed their dogs Farmer's Dog.
    • Joe and the guest mention what's on their riders and what they have to have when on the road for comedy or music.
    • Joe asks the guest, "Cheetos? Is that it for your rider?"

  • Booze & Show Business:

    • Joe and the guest discuss drinking and having a buzz on show business and how it can get in the way of doing your job.
    • Joe states, "Tequila is like a shootout with the cops drunk."

  • What a Good Song Does:

    • Joe mentions that live shows vs. recordings make it or break it for most bands.
    • Joe and the guest talk about good music and how it should make people feel something.

  • Girls Fighting at Shows:

    • Joe asks the guest if her girls fight at her shows. She says yes, pretty much every show there is a girl fight.
    • Joe is surprised by that.

  • Jack Ingram and Lucas Nelson:

    • The guest states that she and Jack Ingram have been good friends for years.
    • Joe tells the guest that Lucas Nelson blew him away.

  • Pilates:

    • The guest tells Joe that riding is much better with Pilates.
    • Joe asks the guest if she has fallen off of her horse before and how many times.

  • Mounted Shooting World Champion:

    • The guest brings up Kenda Lsane, her best friend and champion of cowboy mounted shooting.

This comprehensive summary should provide a good overview of the topics and arguments presented in the podcast transcript.