That story Rogan told about his daughter was probably the purest piece of comedy, in terms of content, that I've ever heard him tell. He never would've brought that up or used it if it wasn't for Palahniuk effectively doing exactly what he just described and creating an environment when it's okay for people to tell stories they normally wouldn't.
I recently discovered Chuck Palahniuk and looked up a few interviews. One, here on CZcams, showed him at a book signing event and he was hand-drawing a picture for a young disabled fan. He was so cool to the kid that I instantly became a fan. The dude is genuinely nice.
Chuck Palahniuk came up to me in an alley one time and asked "Hey kid you want some fucked up archetypes?" He opened his trench coat and handed me Fight Club I thanked him and told him he shouldn't flash people
That heating pad story is chilling. This happens too often. My day job is to fix the emotional and intimacy repression created by parents, churches, busy body aunties. God bless Joe for not warping his daughter's mind.
Bring him back on ! He's a phenomenal writer, and a great story teller. You know he's ready to make feel something, he has these stories locked and loaded!
Palahniuk is a crazy-fantastic guy. Best interview JR has ever done that I've seen. JR and Chuck are clearly on the same page and it is feeding my soul. If you can't go into the dark (meaning your own dark places) you are still an "infant". I always hope for people to grow up - but they usually don't.
This was for sure one of his best non comedic long conversations. You should check out jre#1518 with David Choe if you haven't already. Insanely, insanely entertaining. Choe can tell a gd story with the best of them and he has some bangers!
God no, Peterson is tiresome, trying to sound cerebral when talking the biggest load of drivel. Palahniuk is a terrific communicator and gets right to the point and tells great stories.
I love your work, Chuck. Thank you for writing such crazy, interesting, and perverse things. Been a fan for a long time. I buy your books (hard copy) the instant they come out. You are my drug...
I've heard people say this before and it doesn't make much sense to me. To use you as an example, you can 100% internalize the mind fuck that a book brings about through its graphic and written description of a particularly gruesome event without sharing this highly personalized experience with anyone else, and this is done with relative ease. But as soon as you see the same exact thing play out externally on TV or a big screen, it becomes unbearable or at least a big turn off. Having an identically disturbing situation, how is reading it more palpable than watching it? I think it's the opposite way around.
I'm involved in self publishing and have participated in a few writers circles over the years, and man Chuck Palahniuk knows what he's talking about... "So is your character--like--a misogynist?" "Does this scene have to be so violent?" "Did you write a woman into the story just to die? WHY NOT STUFF HER INTO A REFRIGERATOR WHILE YOU'RE AT IT!" Men aren't reading anymore, we're too distracted by the high stimulus instant gratification of our new gaming and media platforms. This is BAD because it truncates possible creativity and boxes it into other mediums that are less cerebral in nature... It's gotten to the point where I have to stop myself from envisioning a scene from playing out as if it WERE a video game.
Speak for yourself. I'm a man, I read quite a bit. I don't play video games. I do watch too many movies but I read about a book a week. I am 47 YO though. I would just clarify your statement by saying men under 30 (or whatever) don't read. Most of my friends my age with any sort of brain do read. Maybe we're a dying breed?
@@matteframe No offense but you're a fringe case. As you said a dying breed. While there are still young intelligent men who read, there are less and less of them because at a young age they are seduced by these new-age hyper stimulating mediums
@@matteframe and I know many men your age who don't have any creativity at all and say they've NEVER read a book unless made too in school. It depends on the person and the kind of education they have, not the age. Ignorant people come in all ages and they see no benefit of real knowledge.
The comments are a good representation of the emotional weakness of people. The issue is that when we don't talk at all about things, especially in respect to development, that create trauma that goes unchanged. Theres complications to it as with all things. But the key is balance not total taboo or total carelessness.
omg yeah that balance shit is hard though i gotta say. i agree completely as ive been on both far sides of this only to realize its not going to work. Thats why i watch guys like joe.
i was born in 1970, earned most of my living as a working artist since, i've clocked at least 10k hours on photoshop, and i can't stand looking at a screen. it's awful... everything that matters is in a sketchbook or a steno pad, the rest is data entry.
Further proof that everyone's personality and character are determined by experiences they've had when they were younger and even the smallest thing in someone's mind could throw someone else completely off the rails. Be nice to everyone because you never know what they've been through. Be kind to children and teach them to be genuinely kind to everyone else. Uplift each other and offer help to those not as well off as yourself and teach them to be able to help themselves so they can help others and heal this world. It all starts with us.
Chuck's process is the same as mine! there is just something better about committing my writing to paper, practically etching my thoughts, ideas & lyrics onto the actual page versus merely typing it all out, using spellcheck, deleting mistakes instead of crossing them out etc i enjoy seeing the evolution play out on paper, the notes & arrows etc.....
I see Chuck as the kind of guy who always has a tonne on his mind. Thinking about things he's done and hasn't done, maybe regretting them. Regretting them purely from how they affected other people. He seems to always have other people's feelings at the front of his thoughts, and in his work he expresses that from, what I see as, his own perspective. From what I've seen, and read, I think he's a really nice guy, but I'd assume he's a nice guy that doesn't believe he's nice. I'd want him to know that.
Fantastic stories!! I’ve watched 6 or 7 CZcams clips and I’ll probably still listen to the whole podcast episode!! Did anyone else giggle at him NOT enjoying the bidet ?? Lol tickled me 🤷🏽♂️
I bet "the other writers in the Workshop" never got as far as Chick in their writing. Milk Toast stories don't sell. Love Chucks books and his artistic bravery.
For some reason my junior english teacher in highschool decided it was a good idea to show us fight club as one of our analyzed movies for the year and holy fuck am i glad he did
I am in shock. I remember the pool story. I don't remember when or where I read it and didn't even know he wrote it. But I remember that story vividly. Gosh.
Not only do I think that movies are a great medium, but I think that music videos are becoming short films with really rewarding ideas. One band that struck me with those kind of music videos is Girl Band; be warned though, one video that REALLY goes into a dark place is their music video for their song "Paul".
This is a profound clip. I still remembered it, came back last night and it has helped me on a deep level. One example of the kind of stories Chuck makes space for are the experiences of transgender people, as well as detransitioners who suffered damage from false diagnosis and treatment. I am a man with this disorder (Female-to-Male). That whole area of topic is one of the hardest for humanity to struggle with right now. If people can speak bluntly about their actual experience without being called mentally ill, pathological, mutants or immoral monsters then maybe we will actually liberate ourselves and each other.
You are not a man, you are a female who chooses to dress and look like a man. Nothing wrong with it on the surface, and we’re happy if you’re happy. But do not mistake it for “being a man” unless you have testicles, a penis and XY chromosomes.
Chuck! If you can hear me, books are still great, it’s just harder to find a reliable author like yourself. I loved reading House of Leaves, but due to the ending, I couldn’t rely on the writer anymore. I love all you books but wasn’t huge on the one with the girl in hell, but I read everything up to that point. Rant is tattoo’s on my chest and Haunted is what got me into reading ( I started reading it because of a girl but still). I know you’ve heard this a million times but I’m going to say it one millionth more time, can we please get the sequel to Rant! Pleeeease
To add to that I like rap (more bigge, Dre, pac), and I wasn’t huge on lil Wayne for the longest time but i came around, but when he left I gave up on rap. Feeling there wasn’t anyone as skillful. I feel the same way with you and writing, if there’s no pauluhnuik there’s no writer I trust to pursue more reading. After I finished your books, I would venture out to read another, and if it wasn’t as good I would re-read rant to get me into reading again. Without fresh good stuff from someone you trust the rest goes stale. At least that’s how I feel. I’ve read rant about 9 times at this point.
I was in grade school when the horror move, PSYCHO, was released for viewing and it was different than any monster movie we had going at the time.... it was about human nature and very psychological. It did make us look at people differently. I guess that was the beginning of such transparency? Today we are constantly aware that someone could be watching us and like the song says... paranoia runs deep.... into your life it will creep. We were always told not to talk to strangers though even before the news made it seem common for bad things to happen. Children still played outside with their friends.... but, some kids were kept indoors all the time. Halloween we went door to door for instance but, then stories spread about people putting razor blades in apples, etc. and parents checked whatever goodies their kids brought home. It has been many years since I have seen any trick or treaters where I live. I always buy candy just in case but, end up eating it myself. Probably, just give the kids money? A nickel or a quarter I suppose. This year I don't care.... I'm giving strawberry twizzlers and they aren't individually wrapped. Hey, if you don't trust other people then don't let your kids go trick or treating. LOL
Bryan Grendel I watched the full podcast which is really good, and he talks about 'guts' a good deal. Also found out he's gay, had no idea. But my favorite book of his is called 'snuff' (I think it's been a while) it's about a 600 person gang bang, real quality literature!
Some people still enjoy reading a book as much as he enjoys writing one. And later when it's turned into a movie, if the director does a good enough job bringing the book to the screen, alot more people want to read the book. We all know the book is always better. (Except if Stanley Kubrick was the director.)
I like Chuck’s opinion of the difference between “writing” and “typing”, is like oil painting vs. using photoshop. Huge difference, and creative experience.
But he also said he was old school. Which means he probably can't touch type. If you can type faster than you can write, it shouldn't slow down the creative process.
got to read a good subject , hell I used to read a book a day ...think about ww2 , they burned books , now they are being replaced ,wonder what happens when the power goes out and never returns?
He is kinda right though, reading a book is a lot of peoples night time routines. Even if its a good story its still a relatively non-stimulating activity compared to everything else that goes on in our lives
you really have to take your pick because most of this stories are shocking in some way, when Chuck has read some of stories in front of large crowds many people have literally fainted
Joe's. He took the contract with Spotify. Not that I blame him, I would take it too for that amount of money. But still, it is his choice so it's his fault.
Bidets hurt me. Pretty severely in fact. And I'm jealous of that heating pad woman. I don't think I've ever really orgasmed from masturbating. I don't do it to feel good, I do it to clear my mind for a few hours so I can do something other than slowly grow more and more aroused and frustrated.
Funny, I have the opposite feeling. When I've written something in pen on paper, that has a dignity that a word processor lacks. I can cut, paste, highlight, bolden, italicize, delete and undo, and do anything I like with typed copy - it's so malleable. There's a permanence to pen on paper that inhibits editing. It has the austerity of a stone sculpture where a computer is like playdough. I guess he's old. Old people are so quirky.
the lack of editability is the whole point... you actually can't imagine creative work without an "undo" button, can you...? young people are so adorable.
@@Myrrhth i started out as a tattooist... i think the "undo" button is one of the most significant inventions of the 20th century, yet i've never seen it discusssed.
1st rule of Brownie Heating Pad Club is YOU-DO-NOT-TALK-ABOUT-BROWNIE-HEATING-PAD-CLUB.
AND YOU SHALL NEVER REVEAL THE PLEASURE OF THE SEXUAL BIDET
...and don't get beat with an electrical cord by a lunatic.
😂
lolllll
Most underrated JRE interview by FAR
It was too intelligent for average jre listeners
i totally agree with you
@@RustyShackelford6 ☹️sadly
Definitely in the top 5 of all time.
Chuck is my favorite author. Chuck and Tom Robbins.
That story Rogan told about his daughter was probably the purest piece of comedy, in terms of content, that I've ever heard him tell. He never would've brought that up or used it if it wasn't for Palahniuk effectively doing exactly what he just described and creating an environment when it's okay for people to tell stories they normally wouldn't.
OnceIWasYou Anything that was ever created, was always inspired by something else.
He is gonna use that Rogan story somewhere else now.
Alexander Supertramp think about it. your name alexander, your avatar. the abbreviation lmao, each individual letter in that and the word no
Alexander Supertramp what have you created that’s original
Didn’t he call it a seduce and betray
I recently discovered Chuck Palahniuk and looked up a few interviews. One, here on CZcams, showed him at a book signing event and he was hand-drawing a picture for a young disabled fan. He was so cool to the kid that I instantly became a fan. The dude is genuinely nice.
U can tell.... most people naturally that funny have been through a lot of shit in life to understand
Rant is probably his best work...
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He's sitting in his chair backwards like us! Let's hear what he has to say!
I like me some family guy.
Jefferon high are our rivals.
You know something is brilliantly honest and shockingly revolutionary when you can't find it anywhere, anymore.
Chuck's short stories, true and fiction, are mental. Stories you can no unread.
As a fan of Chuck's I started laughing when he said people would leave the room and weep while reading his stories...
Chuck Palahniuk came up to me in an alley one time and asked "Hey kid you want some fucked up archetypes?"
He opened his trench coat and handed me Fight Club
I thanked him and told him he shouldn't flash people
That heating pad story is chilling. This happens too often. My day job is to fix the emotional and intimacy repression created by parents, churches, busy body aunties.
God bless Joe for not warping his daughter's mind.
Help maybe??
I feel so bad for that woman who got hit by her mom.
sad how ignorant humans were, and still are
Physically abusive mothers are more prevalent than abusive fathers
Bring him back on ! He's a phenomenal writer, and a great story teller.
You know he's ready to make feel something, he has these stories locked and loaded!
They did bring him back in October of 2021, episode 1726 IIRC.
I personally love books/films that leave you with more questions than answers!
This is some top level stuff. Thanks for having Chuck on the show!!
Palahniuk is a crazy-fantastic guy. Best interview JR has ever done that I've seen. JR and Chuck are clearly on the same page and it is feeding my soul. If you can't go into the dark (meaning your own dark places) you are still an "infant". I always hope for people to grow up - but they usually don't.
This was for sure one of his best non comedic long conversations. You should check out jre#1518 with David Choe if you haven't already. Insanely, insanely entertaining. Choe can tell a gd story with the best of them and he has some bangers!
I feel like a discussion between Jordan Peterson and chuck palahniuk would be interesting
wow, true. That would be nice
"A heating pad, ay? What a bloody brilliant idea."
God no, Peterson is tiresome, trying to sound cerebral when talking the biggest load of drivel. Palahniuk is a terrific communicator and gets right to the point and tells great stories.
Sucks that this podcast was removed. I really wanted to watch it.
I was trying to find it today. Why was it removed?
@@ChrisR395 I have no idea
It's on Spotify along with all the other ones but even so, I can see it on Spotify and it won't actually play!
It's on spotify and I just added it to my playlist. It also works just fine
Yeah it’s on Spotify watching it now
I think Joe was really excited to have chuck on. This was a great podcast, very entertaining
I love your work, Chuck. Thank you for writing such crazy, interesting, and perverse things. Been a fan for a long time. I buy your books (hard copy) the instant they come out. You are my drug...
I'm emarrassed I'd never heard of this guy. What a horrible bastard...I love it!....
True storytelling at its finest most beautifully disturbing honesty
Chuck *after the heating pad story*: See, that's what I'm trying to do.
Joe: *Tells the story about his daughter*
Chuck: That's what I'm trying to do.
I personally don't watch graphic/disturbing/horrifying movies. But give me a book and I will read the crap out of it.
I've heard people say this before and it doesn't make much sense to me. To use you as an example, you can 100% internalize the mind fuck that a book brings about through its graphic and written description of a particularly gruesome event without sharing this highly personalized experience with anyone else, and this is done with relative ease. But as soon as you see the same exact thing play out externally on TV or a big screen, it becomes unbearable or at least a big turn off.
Having an identically disturbing situation, how is reading it more palpable than watching it? I think it's the opposite way around.
Read Chuck's book then Snuff.
I'm involved in self publishing and have participated in a few writers circles over the years, and man Chuck Palahniuk knows what he's talking about...
"So is your character--like--a misogynist?"
"Does this scene have to be so violent?"
"Did you write a woman into the story just to die? WHY NOT STUFF HER INTO A REFRIGERATOR WHILE YOU'RE AT IT!"
Men aren't reading anymore, we're too distracted by the high stimulus instant gratification of our new gaming and media platforms. This is BAD because it truncates possible creativity and boxes it into other mediums that are less cerebral in nature... It's gotten to the point where I have to stop myself from envisioning a scene from playing out as if it WERE a video game.
supernormal stimuli is indeed a big modern problem.
Speak for yourself. I'm a man, I read quite a bit. I don't play video games. I do watch too many movies but I read about a book a week. I am 47 YO though.
I would just clarify your statement by saying men under 30 (or whatever) don't read. Most of my friends my age with any sort of brain do read. Maybe we're a dying breed?
@@matteframe No offense but you're a fringe case. As you said a dying breed. While there are still young intelligent men who read, there are less and less of them because at a young age they are seduced by these new-age hyper stimulating mediums
@@matteframe and I know many men your age who don't have any creativity at all and say they've NEVER read a book unless made too in school. It depends on the person and the kind of education they have, not the age. Ignorant people come in all ages and they see no benefit of real knowledge.
The comments are a good representation of the emotional weakness of people. The issue is that when we don't talk at all about things, especially in respect to development, that create trauma that goes unchanged. Theres complications to it as with all things. But the key is balance not total taboo or total carelessness.
you will get banned be careful,you can not parade around with your rational approach.
omg yeah that balance shit is hard though i gotta say. i agree completely as ive been on both far sides of this only to realize its not going to work. Thats why i watch guys like joe.
@@k0oLwHiP hes really a great guy. Hes always growing too as an individual. Bringing a lot of diverse subjects to everyone
@Junder R its where I collected data for a CZcams comment. Just chatting, but thank you for your comment.
Alex 0393 you have a fat face. And a weak beard.
Man i wish Joe calls him again soon! I could just keep listening to Chuck!!
What a great Podcast!
Thank you for creating a space for people to share the most intimate moments. 🙏❤️🙏
"How much can you know about yourself if you've never been in a fight" Chuck Palahniuk - Fight Club
This podcast is incredible.
8:36 I feel the same way about drawing. Pencil and paper feels more natural as an artist.
i was born in 1970, earned most of my living as a working artist since, i've clocked at least 10k hours on photoshop, and i can't stand looking at a screen. it's awful... everything that matters is in a sketchbook or a steno pad, the rest is data entry.
17:38 Joe face expression is priceless
Yaaaaaa baby
Chuck is a genius!!
Joe needs to have more novelists on his show. I wanna see Paul Beatty on there. That’s a conversation I wanna hear
17:38 LMAO the cut to Joe.
I love this interaction. Joe is learning multitudes from a person of multitudes.
great interview
Further proof that everyone's personality and character are determined by experiences they've had when they were younger and even the smallest thing in someone's mind could throw someone else completely off the rails. Be nice to everyone because you never know what they've been through. Be kind to children and teach them to be genuinely kind to everyone else. Uplift each other and offer help to those not as well off as yourself and teach them to be able to help themselves so they can help others and heal this world. It all starts with us.
Best episode ever
Chuck's process is the same as mine! there is just something better about committing my writing to paper, practically etching my thoughts, ideas & lyrics onto the actual page versus merely typing it all out, using spellcheck, deleting mistakes instead of crossing them out etc i enjoy seeing the evolution play out on paper, the notes & arrows etc.....
thank you for existing, joe rogan. and chuck palahniuk
The (mother's behavior in the) heating pad story was horrifying.
I see Chuck as the kind of guy who always has a tonne on his mind. Thinking about things he's done and hasn't done, maybe regretting them. Regretting them purely from how they affected other people. He seems to always have other people's feelings at the front of his thoughts, and in his work he expresses that from, what I see as, his own perspective. From what I've seen, and read, I think he's a really nice guy, but I'd assume he's a nice guy that doesn't believe he's nice. I'd want him to know that.
I dont know how many times ive seen this interview
Fantastic stories!! I’ve watched 6 or 7 CZcams clips and I’ll probably still listen to the whole podcast episode!! Did anyone else giggle at him NOT enjoying the bidet ?? Lol tickled me 🤷🏽♂️
I bet "the other writers in the Workshop" never got as far as Chick in their writing. Milk Toast stories don't sell. Love Chucks books and his artistic bravery.
Chuck has written some of the darkest stories of all time and hes afraid of a bidet lmao.
This went different than I expected...
BEST GUEST
I dig the authors
Get Irvine Welsh
If you can read Scottish accent.
Heating pad!!! Chuck made me the man I am today with that same philosophy. Read FC at 19 and started owning my shame. God damn, it works.
Wucci Mane I was 19 when I read Fight Club.
Heeeğ Yeğenim Heeeğ 39. I had just graduated HS.
For some reason my junior english teacher in highschool decided it was a good idea to show us fight club as one of our analyzed movies for the year and holy fuck am i glad he did
I am in shock. I remember the pool story. I don't remember when or where I read it and didn't even know he wrote it. But I remember that story vividly. Gosh.
Why is the full version private? i just came here to rewatch the best JRE episode and all i can found are this clips.
The full version is available only on Spotify now. Presumably part of Joe's lucrative Spotify contract. Annoying, but I can't really blame him.
Not only do I think that movies are a great medium, but I think that music videos are becoming short films with really rewarding ideas. One band that struck me with those kind of music videos is Girl Band; be warned though, one video that REALLY goes into a dark place is their music video for their song "Paul".
love how they show Joe's reaction for a sec @ 17:38
18:32 love it
My god i love the darkness in this guy
This is a profound clip. I still remembered it, came back last night and it has helped me on a deep level. One example of the kind of stories Chuck makes space for are the experiences of transgender people, as well as detransitioners who suffered damage from false diagnosis and treatment. I am a man with this disorder (Female-to-Male). That whole area of topic is one of the hardest for humanity to struggle with right now. If people can speak bluntly about their actual experience without being called mentally ill, pathological, mutants or immoral monsters then maybe we will actually liberate ourselves and each other.
You are not a man, you are a female who chooses to dress and look like a man. Nothing wrong with it on the surface, and we’re happy if you’re happy. But do not mistake it for “being a man” unless you have testicles, a penis and XY chromosomes.
Also, this was not in anyway trying to be mean or bully or be harsh.. sometimes the truth just IS harsh. I wish you well
If your older than 18 I don’t care what you do. That’s my stance
Powerful Rogan doing NDT right after this. Beast mode Wednesday
I got so fucking hyped when I saw him live with Neil, always a great watch.
Nice insights into writing, how to do it.
And Palahniuk looks healthy, well-preserved.
Joe Rogan said it best.. Holy shit.
Chuck! If you can hear me, books are still great, it’s just harder to find a reliable author like yourself. I loved reading House of Leaves, but due to the ending, I couldn’t rely on the writer anymore. I love all you books but wasn’t huge on the one with the girl in hell, but I read everything up to that point. Rant is tattoo’s on my chest and Haunted is what got me into reading ( I started reading it because of a girl but still). I know you’ve heard this a million times but I’m going to say it one millionth more time, can we please get the sequel to Rant! Pleeeease
To add to that I like rap (more bigge, Dre, pac), and I wasn’t huge on lil Wayne for the longest time but i came around, but when he left I gave up on rap. Feeling there wasn’t anyone as skillful. I feel the same way with you and writing, if there’s no pauluhnuik there’s no writer I trust to pursue more reading. After I finished your books, I would venture out to read another, and if it wasn’t as good I would re-read rant to get me into reading again. Without fresh good stuff from someone you trust the rest goes stale. At least that’s how I feel. I’ve read rant about 9 times at this point.
Yup
I was in grade school when the horror move, PSYCHO, was released for viewing and it was different than any monster movie we had going at the time.... it was about human nature and very psychological. It did make us look at people differently. I guess that was the beginning of such transparency? Today we are constantly aware that someone could be watching us and like the song says... paranoia runs deep.... into your life it will creep. We were always told not to talk to strangers though even before the news made it seem common for bad things to happen. Children still played outside with their friends.... but, some kids were kept indoors all the time. Halloween we went door to door for instance but, then stories spread about people putting razor blades in apples, etc. and parents checked whatever goodies their kids brought home. It has been many years since I have seen any trick or treaters where I live. I always buy candy just in case but, end up eating it myself. Probably, just give the kids money? A nickel or a quarter I suppose. This year I don't care.... I'm giving strawberry twizzlers and they aren't individually wrapped. Hey, if you don't trust other people then don't let your kids go trick or treating. LOL
I’ll be his social outlet no problem 🙌🙌🙌
Chuck is a genius and a national treasure.
9:14
I agree with Chuck.
WOW! Podcast with Chuck P!? Hes my favorite author this dude is badass! Everyone go read his short story called 'GUTS'!!!
Or the book Haunted :D has the story and more in it. Superb shit!
Bryan Grendel I watched the full podcast which is really good, and he talks about 'guts' a good deal. Also found out he's gay, had no idea. But my favorite book of his is called 'snuff' (I think it's been a while) it's about a 600 person gang bang, real quality literature!
Snuff was a good one.
What is the best version of the fightclub audiobook on yt? Please gimme a link
this comment is for my self as a reminder timeline bookmark. this is the writing part start to begin 7:45
This is why I love Palahniuk. Of you're not sharing the stuff that makes your own skin crawl, what's the point?
Joe's expression at 17:38
Jay Nichols This guy is sick in the head
@@ozvictorian hes telling a story. That he heard. It's about trauma. And healing.
ahahaha :D
True
Can´t find the whole episode nowhere, not even on rumble. What´s up with that?
Chuck needs to write a video game !
Where's the full podcast
Seems to have vanished!
Listened to it live ,
One of the best podcasts ever
Jamie posts the clips while the stream is live. Then you gotta wait for the stream to convert to a video
2:54 How many people are in theze warchopz...
Some people still enjoy reading a book as much as he enjoys writing one. And later when it's turned into a movie, if the director does a good enough job bringing the book to the screen, alot more people want to read the book. We all know the book is always better. (Except if Stanley Kubrick was the director.)
cool interview! GOD rules ALL praise HIM i love JESUS CHRIST HE loves you all.
🖤
I'm trying to find this episode to listen to it again, does anybody know what happened or if JRE took it down?
It’s only on Spotify now. It’s free tho
@@omarsuleiman8454 thanks.
omar suleiman it’s not there either
To why'd they private the video?
I like Chuck’s opinion of the difference between “writing” and “typing”, is like oil painting vs. using photoshop. Huge difference, and creative experience.
But he also said he was old school. Which means he probably can't touch type. If you can type faster than you can write, it shouldn't slow down the creative process.
17:38 his face haha 🤣
Layers of Fear
17:30 Whelp, that got me hard. I can hear the police sirens already...
I am a writer and I WILL one day be in Chuck's position, talking to Joe in a similar way. Watch me.
When you have a book give me a head's up and I'll let you know if your going on the jre
We are all holding our breaths
how is it going so far ?
I don't want to be comforted by books.
sad how folks think that reading is too hard
Well, there are a lot of reeeeeally stupid people out there.
yup, being dumbed down by so many status products ,shit "foods" , the air we breathe, schools ....ect ect, ect
It's not hard it's just boring. Video games have replaced books and they're about to replace movies.
got to read a good subject , hell I used to read a book a day ...think about ww2 , they burned books , now they are being replaced ,wonder what happens when the power goes out and never returns?
"everyone look at me I'm better than all those peasants who are too stupid to read"
15:26
i laughed when chuck called reading a sedative and kept insisting on it hahaha
I think he has a point.
I agree. It still made me laugh
He is kinda right though, reading a book is a lot of peoples night time routines. Even if its a good story its still a relatively non-stimulating activity compared to everything else that goes on in our lives
th writer always knows who their audience is(or shld be).. so thats 2people already involved before th subject is introduced
I've never heard of this author. What do you recommend as a book to start with?
you really have to take your pick because most of this stories are shocking in some way, when Chuck has read some of stories in front of large crowds many people have literally fainted
So let me get this straight. Full episode was removed, right? Whos fault is that? Spotify or Google?
Joe's. He took the contract with Spotify. Not that I blame him, I would take it too for that amount of money. But still, it is his choice so it's his fault.
@@cloudtx Thank you for chipping in. How come other older episodes are still in full available on CZcams..?
His shirt is appropiate (joe’s)
1st rule of Fight Club is...you do not talk about Fight Club...
Why are you talking about it then.
Bidets hurt me. Pretty severely in fact.
And I'm jealous of that heating pad woman. I don't think I've ever really orgasmed from masturbating. I don't do it to feel good, I do it to clear my mind for a few hours so I can do something other than slowly grow more and more aroused and frustrated.
Joe "That Bathroom You Can Lock" Rogan
I read in one of his bios, many years ago, that he used to be an amateur bodybuilder. Old age is a bitch...
Chuck came in just to get tips from Jamie. It all makes sense now.
Funny, I have the opposite feeling. When I've written something in pen on paper, that has a dignity that a word processor lacks. I can cut, paste, highlight, bolden, italicize, delete and undo, and do anything I like with typed copy - it's so malleable. There's a permanence to pen on paper that inhibits editing. It has the austerity of a stone sculpture where a computer is like playdough. I guess he's old. Old people are so quirky.
the lack of editability is the whole point...
you actually can't imagine creative work without an "undo" button, can you...?
young people are so adorable.
@@atom_gray haha nice
@@Myrrhth i started out as a tattooist... i think the "undo" button is one of the most significant inventions of the 20th century, yet i've never seen it discusssed.