Joe Rogan Experience Review podcast - A review of Episode 1193 Shane Dorian

Episode Date: November 9, 2018

Shane is a big wave surfer and an avid bow hunter. He's a long time friend of Joe's and is really a fascinating guy to listen to. If you want to learn about what it takes to tackle waves that will most likely kill you check it out lol. Or just listen for fun. Enjoy the review folks! Please email me with any suggestions and questions for future shows : [e-mail]

Hello and welcome to another episode of the JRE review. For those of you that are new to this podcast, like I say, every week and we'll continue to say until everyone that listens to this understands what I do, what this podcast does is a reviews the Joe Rogan Experience podcast for the week. So it's kind of like what events are to the news. The events have no affiliation with the news. The news just reports the events is best it can. And I'm coming from the standpoint of a fan and a long time listener. I bring guests in often and we discuss the best parts of whatever episode that we're talking about. And also we occasionally do episodes where we just talk about how individuals have been inspired by the Joe Rogan podcast or specific guests or certain guests that have come on and

how that leads to you listening to their podcast or following their story and what they're doing people such as Jordan Peterson or Jocco Willink. So, yeah, that's what we do on this podcast. And thank you all for listening. You know, I'm getting plenty of emails coming in with questions and ideas of directions to take this. And, you know, I really appreciate it and I'm

gonna continue to do my best to make this worth listening to this week so many good podcasts 1193 Shane Dorian Shane Dorian is a long-time friend of Joe Rogan I don't know why he knows so many surfers. I think a big part of this one is that he goes hunting with Shane. Shane is a big wave surfer. If you've never watched Shane Dorian on YouTube, you've got to check it out, where he does absolutely terrifying. It doesn't really look real. It looks like an ant is falling into, you know, a wave pool

because of how small he is compared to the wave, and it's truly terrifying to watch him just careem down this sheer vertical face of water. Absolutely brilliant, you gotta check it out. Their conversation was really fascinating, and Shane was coming on the podcast to promote his new HBO documentary about surfing, surfing life, surfing culture growing up, surfing which sounds like a weird and wonderful and amazing

experience. Where since he was like 12 years old he spent most of his life just traveling the world and surfing. And now he's sponsored, doesn't compete anymore but gets to surf big waves and promote products and be sponsored by different companies and so on. He, like I said, is a pretty solid bow hunter. Now he's been hunting for quite a long time and with bow hunting comes the meat that you get and of course like always Joe can't help but start talking about Trigger grills. I've

still yet to ever use a Trigger Grill or C1 but the way Joe describes it just makes you hungry every time. It sounds delicious, sounds like the best way to cook, game, animals, and yeah, I'd be all about it. Shane lives in Hawaii, great surfing out there, obviously. Now, Hawaii is just a giant volcano, really. As Joe always points out, I think he's slightly terrified of the idea of the whole place, just exploding around him. But they were talking about how the volcano has been super active, you know, eating through cars, smashing boats that go near the volcano. Because people are going in, you know, to take selfies and Instagram stuff and these like balls of molten lava rocks are just flying off the out of the volcano and just crashing into their boats.

So yeah, incredibly dangerous times in some areas in Hawaii. So if you live that, you know, generally stay away from those places, guys. Joe makes the joke that everyone drives a Toyota Tundra in Hawaii and Shane said, yes, I do happen to have one which is quite funny. And there's a thing that they were talking about where you can like on the plate these things too You can get like special coatings To go over the Toyota Tunjus probably any vehicle, but it just makes it so like if you got a lot of off-roading or hunting and things You don't like scratching your vehicle up smashing it and ruining it because these coatings basically scratching your vehicle up and smashing it and ruining it because these

coatings basically make your vehicle bulletproof. They talk a little bit about coastline stuff and this was interesting, I didn't know about this, but in certain areas people try and kick you off the beaches, rich people at board houses near the beach and they say no, this is my land, they have security guards there that like kick you off and even the sheriff is like come in and and threaten to give people tickets because they want to keep the rich people happy. Now this supposedly is happening in quite a few places in Malibu it's been happening up there and as far as they were explaining it I know nothing about these laws but no one can own the beach line

You just can't I guess there are a few private beaches around but for the most part you're not allowed to own the beach Anyone can go surf in front of any area the ocean is not owned by people and probably even if you're on the In the water that's okay, but even if they own the bit of the beach, you could still just paddle in front of it. I mean, you're allowed to. I can't see how they would own the water. It doesn't, it doesn't make any sense. They talk a little bit, Shane does about how Mark Zuckerberg has bought a massive house

out in Hawaii, a lot of land. I think it costs like 800 million. And he's like kicked all the locals off it He's really secluded himself. I mean it makes sense that he'd have security, right? He'd close himself off For safety just because he's like one of the worlds richest men But it's also a shame because the locals you know, it's their land and they've been there forever And now all of a sudden they can't use all these areas. I don't know, maybe it affects like people that fish from the beach or people that scuba or snorkel. It just seems like a shame. They should be a bit of

conversation I think on a local level to say, yeah people can still use this area but you know this is all my house. You know, then they start getting into Just like the obsession of things because obviously Shane was has been obsessed with Surfing his whole life and Joe Rogan if you're a long time fan. You know that he's obsessed with multiple things working out combat Fighting while not fighting but UFC training He was with this Taekwondo and also well with this comedy. You have to be. And what makes him so good at this podcast and other things is his obsessions. But then they reflected that with actors and talking about how people will live that role.

They will be that character for a long long time and someone that immediately came to mind was Daniel DeLos and Joe was saying that Daniel obviously is a great actor. He's been in Las LeMoe, he gives different things and he was in a movie called The Boxer where Joe said he trained for a year in a gym, boxing. Like he was a boxer and to do that takes incredible dedication but Joe said he moves exactly like a boxer does. I mean he became that part and as far as they could tell they were saying that he's now retired and he's become a cobbler and a cobbler is someone that just fixes shoes.

So I'd love to get my hands on a pair of dangitaloos shoes. I think that would be really cool They they move back into hunting talk a little bit about that and how Some lady in England was hunting a goat some goat hunting on our island and the celebrity's jumped in and got very upset Like Ricky Javace and other people and Joe just really didn't understand it because he said, as far as he knows, Ricky eats me, he's cooked a Ricky before and he says what's frustrating is people don't think about the overall understanding of what's going on. They just hear hunting and animal and it's wrong. Instead of like the overpopulation of things and the reintroduction of animals, things like the wolf problem, I mean you start

reintroducing wolves into areas like they did in Montana back in like 94. Problem with that is now there's so many wolves up there that they have decimated the elk population by like 80%. Which is crazy. I mean, don't get me wrong, wolves are incredible creatures but you don't want to meet your children, you know? It's just

it's just nuts. Then they get into other groups that are there for like civil liberties and rights. They talk about NAACP and how that was run by a white woman for a while and even though she got a lot done, she was not black and that's kind of crazy. So then Joe is talking about what, what, you know, how people try and justify being whatever they are. And Joe actually went and got one of those 23 me tests done. And he was talking about how he is 1% black, which is quite funny. It doesn't make him very black. I don't think you can use the N word anytime soon. He was saying that if he is 1% black, which is quite funny. It doesn't make him very black. I don't think you can use the N-wood anytime soon. He was saying that if he was 10% black, he'd start dropping some N-bombs.

That was tongue in cheek, obviously he didn't mean it, but that's quite a funny thing to say. And yeah, overall, it was a great conversation. If you're fascinated about surfing or understand what it takes to compete at such a high level, definitely check it out. It was really cool and it was excellent to see, to hear these two friends planning their next hunting trip and getting ready for it.

And just getting a feel for what it's like to be surrounded by the types of amazing people that Joe Rogan gets to meet and think how inspiring that is. But anyway, that's our episode for today. Thank you so much for joining in. Love you guys, peace!