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The Joe Rogan ExperienceJul 28, 2010

#32 - Bryan Callen

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The War of Art

Steven Pressfield

Pressfield's book, great book for creative people who are into something that gives you inspiration to write and work. He talks about resistance and…

The Dark Stuff

Nick Kent

Nick Kent, who is a rock journalist in the 60s, wrote a book called The Dark Stuff. A lot of people would say that what was really, really, there was…

A Case for God

Karen Armstrong

Karen Armstrong wrote a book called A Case for God, discussing the concept of God and the inspiration derived from music.

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Joe sits down with Bryan Callen.

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The War of Art

Steven Pressfield

Pressfield's book, great book for creative people who are into something that gives you inspiration to write and work…

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The Dark Stuff

Nick Kent

Nick Kent, who is a rock journalist in the 60s, wrote a book called The Dark Stuff. A lot of people would say that wh…

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A Case for God

Karen Armstrong

Karen Armstrong wrote a book called A Case for God, discussing the concept of God and the inspiration derived from mu…

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To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird was sitting on Brian's coffee table when he first visited.

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Babette's Feast

Babette's Feast was mentioned as one of the books he was throwing out to impress a girl.

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The War of Art

Steven Pressfield

“Pressfield's book, great book for creative people who are into something that gives you inspiration to write and work. He talks about resistance and how resistance is constant.”

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The Dark Stuff

Nick Kent

“Nick Kent, who is a rock journalist in the 60s, wrote a book called The Dark Stuff. A lot of people would say that what was really, really, there was this explosion in music.”

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A Case for God

Karen Armstrong

“Karen Armstrong wrote a book called A Case for God, discussing the concept of God and the inspiration derived from music.”

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To Kill a Mockingbird

“To Kill a Mockingbird was sitting on Brian's coffee table when he first visited.”

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Babette's Feast

“Babette's Feast was mentioned as one of the books he was throwing out to impress a girl.”

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The War of Art

The Joe Rogan Experience · 1:09:20

Pressfield's book, great book for creative people who are into something that gives you inspiration to write and work. He talks about resistance and…

The Dark Stuff

The Joe Rogan Experience · 1:17:23

Nick Kent, who is a rock journalist in the 60s, wrote a book called The Dark Stuff. A lot of people would say that what was really, really, there was…

A Case for God

The Joe Rogan Experience · 1:25:47

Karen Armstrong wrote a book called A Case for God, discussing the concept of God and the inspiration derived from music.

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