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[@joerogan] Joe Rogan Experience #2553 - Andrew Hubermsan

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@joerogan - "Joe Rogan Experience #2553 - Andrew Hubermsan"

Link: https://youtu.be/KIY0np5KDfE

Duration: 159 min

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This Protocol collection features Andrew Huberman in conversation with Joe Rogan and Stanford neuroscientist Dr. Robert Malenka, a co-author of Molecular Neuropharmacology and longtime Huberman collaborator. The episodes span MDMA-assisted therapy, OCD circuitry, awake brain surgery by his childhood friend Eddie Chang, neuroplasticity, stress inoculation through martial arts, peptide bioprospecting, whole-body MRI controversies, and AI risks. A final segment with Lex Fridman explores why surrendering control in 12-step programs succeeds and how humans perceive only a narrow slice of reality.

[@CityPrepping] I Don’t Know Where This Is Going

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@CityPrepping - "I Don’t Know Where This Is Going"

Link: https://youtu.be/_8aJ1YX0iJQ

Duration: 17 min

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The host, a Gen X YouTuber who recently turned 50 and has run his uncertainty-and-preparedness channel for almost 11 years, argues that powerful systems are outpacing ordinary families. He pushes back against online fear-driven predictions and instead recommends tailored household preparation, starting where each family is most fragile.

[@ChrisWillx] I built my dream podcast studio in Austin.

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@ChrisWillx - "I built my dream podcast studio in Austin."

Link: https://youtu.be/bxzmUeNN8ac

Duration: 22 min

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This episode is a studio-tour and behind-the-scenes walkthrough of the new Modern Wisdom podcast studio in central Austin, Texas, hosted by the show's creator. The host reflects on his journey from recording the first 500 episodes in his bedroom on a 'spit and sawdust' budget to launching what he calls his most ambitious build yet. He showcases the custom set, programmable lighting, nine-camera system, and operational workflows designed for in-person and virtual episodes.

[@Area52Investigations] Hollywood Actor Shares Strange Alien Encounters - Thomas Jane | ep. 101

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@Area52Investigations - "Hollywood Actor Shares Strange Alien Encounters - Thomas Jane | ep. 101"

Link: https://youtu.be/DnXPAidAxG8

Duration: 169 min

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This episode weaves together UFO encounter testimony, an interview with actor Thomas Jane about his book "The Watchers," and a UFO researcher's first-person 2011 interdimensional encounter, framed by historical cases including Paul Parada's 2019 Bolivia case, Joseph Wandka's 1955 Vienna moped incident, and Donald Shawcross's 1982 West Virginia "watch guard" contact. The hosts and guests develop theoretical frameworks drawing on Jacques Vallee, John Keel, a proposed two-faction "watchguard," an alien clade taxonomy, and a non-local "love" essence underlying synchronicity and psi phenomena. The episode also touches on Hollywood representations from Close Encounters to Spielberg's Taken, and references Edgar Mitchell's ~3,500-experiencer survey and Leslie Kean's 2011 book as validation anchors.

[@ChrisWillx] Insane Biohack Devices That Actually Work

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@ChrisWillx - "Insane Biohack Devices That Actually Work"

Link: https://youtu.be/fK2HwzPff4E

Duration: 14 min

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The episode surveys several wellness and biohacking devices and protocols, including the Biocharger, Winback tecar therapy machine, Roxiva vibroacoustic bed, Shiftwave vibrating chair, the Safe and Sound Protocol developed by polyvagal theory researcher Steven Porges, and hard-shell hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Speakers share personal experiences with several of the devices, noting benefits like extended breath holds and improved subjective energy, while acknowledging that clinical evidence for some (e.g., the Biocharger) is essentially absent. The discussion mixes hands-on testimonials with skepticism about the underlying science.

[@DwarkeshPatel] AI researchers debate how close we are to recursive self-improvement

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@DwarkeshPatel - "AI researchers debate how close we are to recursive self-improvement"

Link: https://youtu.be/PrSf7IOYu-I

Duration: 97 min

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This episode features a panel of three AI researchers — Beren Millidge (CTO of Zyphra), John Schulman (chief scientist at Thinking Machines, co-founder of OpenAI), and Charlie O'Neill (head of model training at Baseten) — debating the technical reasons 2036 might arrive without transformative superintelligence. They explore why scaling, RL, distillation, continual learning, and environments might each asymptote short of a paradigm shift. The discussion dissects compute vs. data efficiency, RL's horizon generalization, and timelines for drop-in AI remote workers and AI-driven research speedups.

[@ModernRogue] Weird Things Podcast #998 - We Tell You The Future

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@ModernRogue - "Weird Things Podcast #998 - We Tell You The Future"

Link: https://youtu.be/DlAhLA0RPgE

Duration: 76 min

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The Weird Things podcast, hosted by Brian Brushwood (who works at OpenAI) and Andrew, surveys how today's tech landscape resembles what was once speculative, with deep dives into Google's Astra model, the Moonshot Kimi routing controversy, and shifting device form factors like foldables. The hosts debate AI existential risk versus benefits, argue against knee-jerk regulation like Bernie Sanders' proposed 20-year jail terms, and critique China's information control while reviewing the Lanterns show, debating Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and discussing agentic tools like Instinct.

[@TuckerCarlson] AI Whistleblower: OpenAI Scandal, AI Cults, Neuralink & Our Last Chance to Stop the Tech Oligarchs

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@TuckerCarlson - "AI Whistleblower: OpenAI Scandal, AI Cults, Neuralink & Our Last Chance to Stop the Tech Oligarchs"

Link: https://youtu.be/98syxABbUPk

Duration: 117 min

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Tucker Carlson interviews AI safety researcher Nate, who has spent over a dozen years warning about superintelligence risks and has written the book "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies." Nate argues that companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are racing to build AI smarter than humans despite near-certain catastrophe, citing recent swarm escapes, cyber capability jumps, and biotech dangers as immediate warning signs. He proposes a globally coordinated US-China monitoring treaty to halt superintelligence development while preserving less dangerous AI work.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse] Ham Nation #631: Big Solar Weather Updates!

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@HamRadioCrashCourse - "Ham Nation #631: Big Solar Weather Updates!"

Link: https://youtu.be/wq5XvXJk5d4

Duration: 89 min

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Ham Nation episode 631 aired September 9, 2026, hosted by Josh (KI6NA) with co-hosts Gordo, Randy, Don, and Amanda. Top stories included the WRTC 2026 disqualification scandal in England, a Canadian cave rescue using QRP Labs QDXM radios, and Dr. Tamitha Skov's solar weather briefing featuring coronal holes and upcoming geomagnetic storms. The episode also featured Randy's Skyroof satellite tracking demo and a Moxon antenna build for UHF telemetry reception without a rotor.

[@hubermanlab] Essentials: Genes & the Inheritance of Memories Across Generations | Dr. Oded Rechavi

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@hubermanlab - "Essentials: Genes & the Inheritance of Memories Across Generations | Dr. Oded Rechavi"

Link: https://youtu.be/1_iNTFSw4Nc

Duration: 31 min

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This Huberman Lab Essentials episode features host Andrew Huberman (Stanford professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology) interviewing Dr. Oded Rakavi about whether acquired traits can be inherited across generations. They contrast Lamarckian inheritance with Darwinian natural selection, explain two barriers (the Weismann barrier and ~90% epigenetic reprogramming in mammals), and explore C. elegans research showing transgenerational inheritance of virus defense and behavioral changes via small RNAs.