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#234 - Adam Scorgie

NaN minutesEpisode #234

Joe sits down with Adam Scorgie.

Episodes with Adam Scorgie

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Key Takeaways

Hard work, especially in manual labor, is often undervalued.

Recognizing the effort behind jobs like gardening can change perceptions and respect for workers.

Our reliance on technology creates a complex relationship between humans and machines.

Understanding this dependency raises awareness of our vulnerability in modern society.

Understanding that everyone makes mistakes is crucial for personal growth.

Acknowledging mistakes allows individuals to reset and move forward in life.

The stigma surrounding marijuana has changed, influenced by notable advocates.

This shift reflects broader societal changes in the perception of cannabis use.

Motorcycle gangs play a significant role in Kelowna's social dynamics.

Understanding their influence helps contextualize local crime and culture.

Episode Timestamps

  • Rogan Discusses Hard Work, Technology, and Urban Life

    • Joe Rogan explores the labor of gardeners and the realities of hard work.
    • He humorously critiques urban infrastructure, notably the L.A. River.
    • The conversation delves into humanity's dependence on technology and electricity.
  • Reflections on Personal Growth, Misconceptions, and Influential Figures

    • Discusses the importance of recognizing and learning from past mistakes.
    • Highlights the transformation of perceptions around marijuana and its advocates.
    • Shares humorous anecdotes about childhood toys and teachers' influences.
  • Exploring the Dark Side of Biker Culture and Cannabis Advocacy

    • Discussion on the influence of motorcycle gangs in Kelowna's culture.
    • Insights into the challenges of cannabis legalization in Canada.
    • Personal anecdotes about navigating family legacies and crime.
  • Discussion on the impact of filmmaking and cannabis legalization

    • Filmmaking can be a risky but rewarding financial venture based on personal stories.
    • The conversation explores the parallels between cannabis legalization and historical prohibition.
    • Social media plays a crucial role in the exposure and marketing of independent films.
  • Debate on the Health Impacts of Marijuana vs. Other Drugs

    • Discussion highlights the perceived health impacts of marijuana compared to harder drugs.
    • Participants explore cultural shifts in attitudes toward cannabis legality and usage.
    • Commentary includes anecdotal evidence from personal experiences in nightlife and drug culture.
  • Discussion on Cannabis Legalization and Its Benefits

    • The potential economic benefits of cannabis legalization in Canada were discussed.
    • Hemp's versatility as a plant and its uses in various industries were highlighted.
    • The harmful effects of painkillers compared to cannabis for pain management were examined.
  • Reflections on Security Work and Community Dynamics

    • The speaker reflects on their experience as a security guard in Massachusetts.
    • Community interactions influenced the dynamics during security work at events.
    • The speaker shares humorous anecdotes related to aggressive incidents on the job.
  • Discussion on MMA's Legal Landscape and Cultural Impact in Canada

    • Combat sports face regulatory challenges and political corruption in Canada.
    • MMA and UFC popularity is significantly high in North America, especially Canada.
    • Cultural perceptions of toughness and resilience are shaped by Canadian identity.
  • Texas Marijuana Laws and Personal Reflections on Food

    • Discussion on the oppressive nature of Texas marijuana laws and regulations.
    • Personal anecdotes about food and childhood memories, particularly related to desserts.
    • Reflections on health and fitness, including weight loss goals and fitness strategies.
  • Discussion on Combat Sports and Personal Insights

    • Combat sports tactics highlighted through analysis of a potential fight.
    • Personal anecdotes shared about experiences in combat sports.
    • Reflections on societal issues and community dynamics discussed.
  • Documentary Culture High Explores Marijuana's Societal Impact

    • Culture High documentary aims to change perceptions about marijuana use and legality.
    • Funding for the film is being raised through a Kickstarter campaign.
    • The film showcases personal stories and confronts longstanding marijuana prohibition.
  • Comedians Discuss Society's Challenges Through Humor and Psychedelics

    • Comedians emphasize the importance of friendship and shared experiences.
    • A humorous take on societal issues and potential psychedelic benefits emerges.
    • The conversation reflects on historical events and their impact on human kindness.

People Mentioned

Joe Rogan

Podcaster, Comedian

Eddie Bravo

Martial Artist, Advocate

Todd

Advocate

Aaron Kotler

Former Attorney General of Canada

John Kretchen

Former Prime Minister of Canada

Unnamed Speaker

Filmmaker, Storyteller

Jared Polis

Politician, Advocate for cannabis legalization

Joe

Podcast host

Brian

Podcast guest

John Jones

MMA Fighter

Anderson Silva

MMA Fighter

George St. Pierre

MMA Fighter

Shane Carwin

MMA Fighter

Jim Norton

Podcaster, Comedian

Ari Shafir

Comedian

+2 more

Joey Diaz

Comedian

Places Mentioned

Los Angeles

City

Kelowna

City

+1 more

Vancouver

City

+2 more

Canada

Country

+2 more

Great Woods Center Performing Arts

Event venue

Madison Square Garden

Sports Arena

Rogers Arena

Sports Arena

Texas

State

+8 more

Houston

City

Austin

City

Montreal

City

+1 more

Toronto

City

Books Mentioned

Grow Hemp

Todd (last name not provided)

Notable Quotes

"Think hard goddamn gardener. shit's brutal."

Discussing the physical labor involved in gardening jobs.

"There's wire, connected somehow river fucking nuclear explosion."

Commenting on the complex and dangerous nature of electricity supply.

"I realized 30 years old I'd fucking tricked. gotta fucking kidding me."

Reflecting on misconceptions about marijuana use.

"Like, even drew, like, what, like, interpretation something, like weird sort interpretation something."

Discussing the impact of a negative high school art teacher.

"You know, like, say crime pay see guys well built shape, beautiful girlfriends."

Discussing the allure of biker culture in Kelowna.

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