Episode #879
Steven Rinella
Books mentioned
Columbine
Mentioned by Joe Rogan (host) · at 00:17:41
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American Buffalo
Mentioned by Steven Rinella · at 00:51:14
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Jitterbug Perfume
Mentioned by Joe Rogan (host) · at 01:24:31
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The Bible
Mentioned by Steven Rinella · at 02:39:51
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Outdoorsman, author, and television host Steven Rinella joins Joe Rogan to examine conservation, wildlife management, public lands, and the ecological history of North America. They discuss Yellowstone, bison recovery, invasive species, animal ethics, trophy hunting, subsistence cultures, and Pleistocene extinctions, while considering how technology, politics, and media shape attitudes toward hunting.
What they talked about
- MeatEater on Netflix and its unique style
- Public lands and federal land management
- History of bison and near-extinction
- Hunting ethics and fair chase
- Wildlife management and conservation
- Mountain man era and Hugh Glass story
- Debate on hunting vs. factory farming
- Cultural biases around food and meat
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