#2340 - Charley Crockett
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#2340 - Charley Crockett includes mentions of Graham Hancock, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.
Indexed context: The host references Graham Hancock to emphasize the idea that humanity has forgotten much of its ancient history. Hancock's perspective on our collec…
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- Referenced books include Graham Hancock.
- Related interests include Individuals interested in archaeology and ancient history.
- Charley Crockett is a country singer-songwriter. His most recentl album, "Lonesome Drifter," is available now. www.charleycrockett.com Go to https://ExpressVPN.com/ROGAN…
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Graham Hancock says it best. We're a species with amnesia, you know, and that's what's wild about all this. We don't remember anything.
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The Waterfront
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Set in a coastal town in North Carolina, it follows the powerful Buckley family who've ruled Havenport for decades. Their fishing empire is falling apart fast and their legacy is on the line.
Soylent Green
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The mention of 'Soylent Green' highlights concerns about automation and dystopian futures, suggesting that the realities may be more severe than depicted in films.
The Substance
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A movie about a lady who gets approached with an experimental drug that allows her to live as a young person for seven days, then switch back to her old self.
The Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon
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Bart Sabrell put out this documentary called The Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon, discussing the moon landing's authenticity.
Uncut Gems
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A movie that explores the life of a gambling addict, which resonated with the speaker due to their background with gambling addicts.
Ten Dollar Cowboy
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The speaker mentions a movie they funded called Ten Dollar Cowboy, which they put together after finishing their touring season.
Fly Me to the Moon
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A historical romantic comedy drama tasked with creating a false moon landing, featuring Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson.
Killers of the Flower Moon
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A movie about the moon landing and American cultural dominance, featuring a lawman character played by a well-known actor.
Punch Drunk Love
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A serious film featuring Adam Sandler, mentioned as a masterpiece by the speaker.