Help support this podcast by visiting VERSO: Go to ver.so/koncrete to save 15% on your order. Outline 0:00 - Introduction 0:52 - Moving to the Amazon rainforest 3:00 - How the jungles changes you 7:10 - Snakes 20:23 - Getting eaten by an Anaconda 32:53 - Why the Amazon jungle is dying 46:08 - Economics of the rainforest 55:24 - Rogue gold mining operations 59:26 - Piranha 1:06:30 - Uncontacted tribes 1:27:07 - How the Amazon river was formed 1:34:53 - Ancient civilizations 1:44:17 - Pyramids in the Amazon 1:49:44 - Hunter / gatherer chemistry 2:00:37 - Violence & murder 2:13:55 - Human nature & desperation 2:17:06 - Hopeful future 2:23:54 - Cocaine manufacturing 2:27:34 - Anteaters 2:31:24 - Immune system & viruses 2:35:09 - Liver King 2:38:51 - Fires 2:46:26 - Jungle Keepers

@douglasderainville766

Жыл бұрын

Paul , do a follow up on Jim Humble and carry M M S with you when you walk the Amazon

@thatsaltylife9855

Жыл бұрын

@@douglasderainville766whose that? “MMS”

@thatsaltylife9855

Жыл бұрын

Ask this guy about his comments on Graham Hancock and the “clickbait” titles they use for attention.. kind of reminds me of a guy who pretended he was going to let an anaconda eat him on television. I can’t remember that guy because he was pretty much a nobody but I’ll bet he could tell you about Clickbait titles

@mrrooster4876

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't appear he's read or researched anything Graham has said....

@thatsaltylife9855

Жыл бұрын

@@mrrooster4876 yeah that’s how it appears.. it’s like he’s already made his decision based on a piece of a statement.. he doesn’t realize we’re here watching a man complain about “clickbait titles” and he thought “watch me get eaten by a anaconda” wasn’t clickbait lol I think he’s just full of himself and he showed American arrogance all the way out in the rain forest. 🤦🏻‍♂️

I’m in Colombia now and know exactly how he feels. I just filmed more species of birds in one day than most folks would see in a year. So amazing. I love Colombia.

@JCBucketDude

Жыл бұрын

I wanna go see family there! Would love to do this too!

@DweeD1516

Жыл бұрын

God I'd love to be there! I absolutely love birds and their strange behaviors and interactions between one another as well as their capabilities and literal culture. Sad to see where society is headed towards an inorganic sterile virtual world of inactivity and ignorance. You're lucky in many ways people in the states and places in Europe don't realize how lucky you are and unlucky the are.

@chrisS19019

Жыл бұрын

@sheldon fords same as everywhere else

@vegvisirphotography5632

Жыл бұрын

The coke there is out of this world. However, I'm a Dr pepper fellow myself.

@xLA625

Жыл бұрын

@sheldon fords amazing like every where else. But if you want to date a normal Colombian girl and not a prostitute, then good luck. Colombia is a traditional culture. Most of the time the women will date friends of friends, not just strangers. There is a low amount who will date strangers but those are the exception. I know bro, trust me... I also lived in Colombia for 6 months.

This podcast has changed SO MUCH in the last 2 years. I once said in a comment here that the interviewer wasn't good but I'd like to take that back. It's clear you've put the time to learn in, and have become fantastic to listen to! Cheers to Koncrete, keep it up!!!

@elenabaca-vigil1747

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏽THAT'S DOWN OF U TO COME BACK& RE-COMMENT, WITH UR NEW EXPERIENCES&UR SOME1TO LOOK UP TO, IT SHOWS, BY UR AWESOME TRANSPERENCY, U'VE DISPLAYED, THANKS🤗

@johngisbourne7197

Жыл бұрын

you mean the host saying the people on that remote island came there over 60.000 years ago ? 60.000 years dude !!! how stupid can a host be ?

@man_of_lawlessness

Жыл бұрын

It's not better because of you 😂

@man_of_lawlessness

Жыл бұрын

Delusional Dave 😂❤

@Girrrrrrrr

Жыл бұрын

@@man_of_lawlessness literally never said anything like that you troll

As an Earth lover myself, I couldn't adore this guy anymore! I REALLY appreciate everything he's done and will continue to do for our planet and all of its living things. Much 💗!

@malcolmadams2105

11 ай бұрын

I 😅😅

@darko-mw1yu

8 ай бұрын

earth lover ahahhah you so cringe sad ppls

Greatest youtube stumble ever! On the subject of TV being over produced, what you guys spoke about with everything being scripted on discovery etc etc, this is the reason platforms like KZread, podcasts and so on are so successful because people want to hear and see real people with real story’s and real experiences. Keep up the good work.

@JessicaPradoHanson

Жыл бұрын

Totally, Once I realized that was bullshit and KZread was better I started ditching TV and watching documentaries on here from people that care more about the truth than money today.

@mathewpryor82

Жыл бұрын

@@JessicaPradoHanson I always knew there were some things that ‘over dramatised’ or even staged but not to the extent that’s been highlighted here. I’d take mundane reality over exciting bullshit any day!

@JessicaPradoHanson

Жыл бұрын

@@mathewpryor82 Yep, for me Reality feels lovely after being brainwashed to be delusional for decades....sending you love 💖

@mathewpryor82

Жыл бұрын

@@JessicaPradoHanson right back at ya. Real documentaries, real conversations and podcasts. TV has had its day due to their insistence on bland fake un-real shows because real don’t fit with what the advertisers want to represent their brand.

@nunliski

2 ай бұрын

A quick glance at the most popular KZread channels quickly disproves your argument.

Paul is the real deal. Was friends with him as a child and he was collecting bugs and obsessed with snakes at, like, 7 years old. So happy to see him on this podcast!

@AppalachiaHillBilly

Жыл бұрын

🧢

@you_beg_my_pardon

Жыл бұрын

For some crazy reason I don't believe you.. but if for some reason you're not lying, why are you trying to get likes by saying you knew him? 🤔 I think you're lying and you saw someone else that lied about knowing him and you just repeated what they lied about.. I see it all the time.. 🛑 the 🧢

@BigDOOMson

Жыл бұрын

@@you_beg_my_pardon your words are worthless as is your life, bud. You have the lowest level of validity that it’s amazing that you would even speak. Find a way out of your mothers basement before you try to speak on someone else. Worthlessness is toxic and “I’ve seen it before” the useless try to deny the usefulness of others because they know that they themselves hold no value. It’s gotta be pretty rough to get others to your level but the useless never really just lye down and die do they? Useless filth

@jamescordova1796

Жыл бұрын

@@you_beg_my_pardon You get the Award for the Biggest Hater on KZread. How about this...maybe you're seeing your own bullshit and projecting it.

@Junglekeeper

Жыл бұрын

Dude It's been ages! Appreciate the words mano - hope you're well!

Whoever finds these guests needs a raise 🤘🏼 Edit: Thanks Plebs u have made me viral now I remain Immortal Koncrete 🤘🏼

@richardhorn7688

Жыл бұрын

Yeah because they found Matt Cox (GOAT). Everyone else is just gravy

@you_beg_my_pardon

Жыл бұрын

I second this statement

@zrfg4227

Жыл бұрын

Guests have been legit lately

@NickDiazofNauts

Жыл бұрын

Been following Paul for years on Instagram. He is a MUST FOLLOW in my opinion. Some of the most unique pictures, videos, and insights into the Amazon being done today!!

@robertrozier2940

Жыл бұрын

So agree !!! 👍🏻👍🏻

I moved to Iquitos, Peru when I was 20. I never lived in the jungle, but I went out every weekend. No one has any idea what it is like unless they experience it. I remember running over sandbars in the river and clouds of yellow butterflies rising up so that all I could see was yellow. Sir, you are amazing!

@angelalewis3645

10 ай бұрын

🦋❤

Paul lives a life I wish I had been brave enough to live. I do love living through his stories…what an excellent storyteller!

Never before have I found myself watching someone speak on a podcast and doing a Lil applause to myself after been so moved and filled with admiration for this man and the action he has taken to support mother nature. Bravo

@brianpierson7708

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼more people need to feel like this about it

@sidtapia09

Жыл бұрын

That’s cause you’re gullible. His sh!t don’t add up. His rhetoric relies on emotional appeal. Scrutinize his speech, write it down if you have to and you’ll see his story leaves begging the question. Don’t be a sheep bro

@JoeyVol

Жыл бұрын

What Paul Rosolie is doing is a prime example of what we thought the internet would be used for back in the 90's... and stupid entertainers like liver king are the exact opposite. So glad you brought him up randomly just so people can remember how ridiculous most of the internet is in comparison to this man who is trying to raise $30,000,000 to save and protect ALL of the rainforest tributaries instead of raking in those same millions of dollars by selling bullshit miracle workout pills like Alex Jones and the Liver King just for rich men to line their pockets even further. This is why mega influencers like Joe Rogan need to be more aware of their power and use it for good, because corporate entities are already sold out by definition - but Joe enhanced this man's audience and is responsible for his explosion in popularity which has enhanced his ability to reach his goal. If more people see there's a viable way for positive plans to be made into one's life's work instead of focusing on trying to land a career in a capital driven field, the world will benefit immensely!

Wish there was more documentary on this guy. Opens a hole new thinking pattern to how the world works in the amazon.

@unotiro

6 ай бұрын

There is he’s been on jre and has a tv show

@justinskeans3342

4 ай бұрын

Ya well he need to stick with Amazon. His view on wolf's out west is a total lie and a narrative. People need to wake up.

Paul could have his own podcast, he is an excellent narrator.

@MoJoWipHD

8 ай бұрын

He needs these types of people to do the podcasting for him so he can stay focused on the actual work on location.

Something that started as an adventure of a lifetime to someone who has become an advocate to save what is possible with the help of many like the loggers who have change their lives also…the Amazon is the lungs of the earth..thanks for sharing..

He has been truly living free in the real world learning so young. Many people would never understand to live in harmony with nature and not needing shoes.

@dylanbillion917

Жыл бұрын

Agree

This guy is an inspiration! You gotta have this guy back on! Amazing episode

Paul is a hero. Sentient beings deserve representation.

This is the 3rd interview of Paul Rosalie I have watched. I love his passion. Listening to him describe the rain forest and the life within it always grabs and holds my attention through the whole interview.

Great pod, don’t really understand the Hancock rage, I’m pretty sure he never said the entire Amazon was man made or that people invented Brazil nut trees lmao. He just talked about the study where they showed that in some parts of the rainforest far more trees that feed humans had obviously been planted in the past. He’s just pointing out that so many people lived there once that you can still see the effects on it today. He never said that humans created the entire rainforest 😂

@xrxs1020

Жыл бұрын

"Great pod, don’t really understand the Hancock rage" Good comment.

@CSDonohue11

Жыл бұрын

Because Grahams Hancock ( fitting name ) is a complete weenie wannabe Indiana Jones So annoying Carlson is alright But Graham with His collars & IJ hats 😁 😉 ✌️ 🙏

@Spengleman2

Жыл бұрын

@@CSDonohue11 what the fuck are you talking about lmao 💀 it’s reassuring to know that Hancock’s critics are mostly retarded internet contrarians with such great criticisms as “he’s annoying” and “dresses funny”.

@zz3OPEN

Жыл бұрын

There's a lot of uncharitable interpretation and misrepresentation. And throwing the baby out with the bath water of course.

@Canthatcrazy

Жыл бұрын

He said it was a "natural garden, planet by humans" and he's right. Exactly what you said. They planted in the forest. Unlike now where they level it all and only grow 1 plant.

You get so in tune with nature that you literally become a part of it, you actually can sense the animal’s around you. After three months in the rainforest I could tell when a snake was near by.

@RAIDERinc.

Жыл бұрын

Same. The U.S has the largest population in the Amazon. I’ve spent years there..where is everyone else? Is it only Americans that hold the rainforest dear??

@shawndavid1845

Жыл бұрын

@@RAIDERinc. shut up

@ralphralpherson9441

Жыл бұрын

@@RAIDERinc. Well, we're a lot closer than most. That's quite a trip for Russians or Chinese.

@The88Nomad

Жыл бұрын

I too can tell when a horoscopes-reading feminist is near me.

@lisacampbell9601

Жыл бұрын

@@The88Nomad Yeah, but what’s your date, time and place of birth? 👀

Came here immediately after finishing his appearances on JRE, Lex Fridman and other pods. He's just so likeable. Not preachy and cool af. The stories he has will never bore me.

Hello Paul, in my younger days I lived in South-Amazonia in Brasil and I can confirm many things you are telling here. Fishing piranhas: until the present day I remember the taste of fresh piranha. I used to fish them with the hook and the line curled over a can, no stick. 20 minutes and you´ve got 2-3 buckets full. - You also know those puddles or little lakes filled with crazy piranhas so that it looks like it´s raining? - On one day an anaconda lay across a road and at first glance we thought it was a fallen electricity-mast. - I also remember the violence and non-existant juridical system. My uncle was murdered on the street because of the (small amount of) money he had with him. / In our neighbourhood one day about 4 men had shot each other because of a fight over a card game; my father went with some other neighbours to collect them... / There was also a professional killer in the city (Cuiabá) whom you could hire for less than 1000 USD. - This was in the 80ies and 90ies. I live in western Europe now but I had thought and hoped that the region had become more civilised. In your interview I see much of my childhood before my eyes again. It seems to be the same still, but with even more and bigger destruction going on. I hope, things will get a little better under the Lula government. - I wish you luck, and a billionaire for your work...

@anthonypalazzi6255

Жыл бұрын

Wow this is crazy, thank you for your perspective

@wherehasthetimegone

Жыл бұрын

as someone in canada, thank you for your perspective of the amazon

@katrinamccoy3511

11 ай бұрын

Amazing reading this. Good story telling about your childhood

@youtubejpb

11 ай бұрын

The sad part is that if definetly won't get better under Lula government, the man is a real thief, the index of fire on forests in brazil are the highest under his government

@CheleAne

9 ай бұрын

I enjoyed reading this. Thank you ❤

This is one of the best interviews I’ve seen in a long time. Paul is an incredible story teller.

@tiffanypriore9220

Жыл бұрын

You should search his other interviews. All so interesting & really good. Some similar stories in them, but with more details etc and also each interviewer asks different questions so you learn more of what he’s doing or has seen & it’s fascinating

@JohnMac-qy3sg

11 ай бұрын

You got to be kidding. Right from the start, he's explaining how he "became" tuned in with his surroundings and the interviewers very next question is " "what kind of car do you drive ? " I had to tap out.

@WildPrimal23

7 ай бұрын

@@JohnMac-qy3sg so you watched like 1% of the interview? ...and then gave your opinion on it? Interesting.

What an inspiring ongoing story! And it's awesome he's still going at it despite how the media took him through the ringer, that's incredibly respectable.

@MattZaycYT

10 ай бұрын

What happened?

@bcb5696

3 ай бұрын

@@MattZaycYTwatch the video?

He expresses the emotion and words the tribe said and felt. They was cool with the plane ride but the picture set them off then ten years later they can articulate everything

@jakebruce1034

Жыл бұрын

He also said that hearing about missionary getting kill in sentinel island warmed his heart which is an insane take idc if you’re religious or not

SHOUT OUT DANNY & AUSTIN FOR KEEPING THE PODCAST ROLLING! YOUR FANS & VIEWERS APPRECIATE YOU GUYS FOR THE CONTENT & THE GUESTS YOU HAVE FOR GIVING US GREAT INFORMATION ABOUT THESE EXCLUSIVE TOPICS! YOU GUYS SHOULD HAVE 10 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS BY NOW, WELL UNDERRATED! 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@you_beg_my_pardon

Жыл бұрын

^I second this^

@thatsaltylife9855

Жыл бұрын

I don’t find a guy who tried to let an anaconda eat him (for attention) and then comes out bashing Graham Hancock’s work or “missionaries messing with these people” when it’s HIS people/business partners who are pretending to not exploit the locals all while exploiting the people AND the land.. 🤦🏻‍♂️ It’s shocking how stupid the general population is or how easily they follow anyone.

@KingDayDayDay00

Жыл бұрын

I'm a new sub and this podcast is awesome!

@nin9liv9s63

Жыл бұрын

WHY ARE YOU YELLING AT ME 😄 kidding lol

@Carleon.

Жыл бұрын

@@nin9liv9s63 HA HA........HA😅🤣

Absolutely the best educational video on ecology, humanity, and human relationships I’ve ever watch in my 56 years of being on the planet! I did not know who he was before watching this. I’m now going to hope he runs for president! Fantastic podcast!

@Tematrilia

Жыл бұрын

just what I was thinking

@snicole042

Жыл бұрын

Nope, he isnt telling the truth.

@dannyboy4929

Жыл бұрын

​@@snicole042and why do you say that? I'm not here to argue either I'd actually like to hear? I just recently found this guy and thought it was pretty cool but I'd like to hear everything good or bad lol

@DattBoiiT

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. I like how paul logistically outsourced the education system. Truly unalienable opportunities if we search

@crazymadmax1170

11 ай бұрын

@@snicole042Always a worthless thing just declining sth without even one litte piece of circumstantial evidence.

paul thank you for your honesty and continued efforts in conservation! the work you do is important

Maybe my interpretation is off but I thought the main point Hancock was pushing was just the fact that humans have been further evolved earlier in our history than previously believed. I'm pretty sure when he said domesticated Brazil nut trees he just meant planting them. And I took the amazon being a garden more as a clever mediphore not an actual garden. It's been a min since I've listened to any of his interviews. Regardless the amazon is a fascinating place and this guys story is really cool

Paul Rosolie getting the word out, ya love to see it! 🙌💯

@Junglekeeper

Жыл бұрын

Dude you guys are the best - mil gracias for having me on!!

@AndrewtheAverageAmerican

Жыл бұрын

When I made a comment on this podcast specifically the only critique I had was the difference in hosts between your podcast Trendifier and this podcast koncrete with this guest and by far your podcast I mean like a million times better than this one and I'm not saying this one's bad but it's only not bad because the guess is just so good at speaking on this and passionate about it that he can go on and on through really crappy questioning with this podcast host and still make it sound great but your questioning with him was just phenomenal you really knew a lot of information and had just great questions and details you were very methodical intricate you dictated the way the conversation went and that's what the host is there for whereas this host is just really interested in Amazon like most people but doesn't have much knowledge to create knowledgeable questions and responses with his guest basically the guess is dictating this podcast and that's just never a good thing to do in my eyes but I'm one person in the 9 billion on this planet so it doesn't really matter but I've been telling you'll ever read this I hope you do please keep bringing on guests that you genuinely are interested in and have researched methodically enough to make sure you say in control of the conversation it just keeps you from looking stupid I love your podcast man I really really do I just discovered a couple weeks ago and I've been binging I've always wanted to do a podcast I know everybody's doing one these days but I've always wanted to do one just for fun I don't really care about the money and I'm broke but I just like talking to people would love to know how you got into this type of stuff to maybe make a blueprint for myself one day but probably will never hear from you had to say it though just keep doing what you're doing you're going to become one of the biggest in the world with Jordan Peterson Joe Rogan Lex Friedman

The Harpy Eagle. This raptor to me is what the Anaconda is to you. What an amazing predator they are. Having the ability to recognize the effects of their predation on the localized prey population, and not hunting them within their nest site, in order for their fledglings to learn to hunt independanly is astonishing intelligence . They may be the first conservationists.

I agree 100% with all of Paul's thinking on conservation and life! Great work Paul. I'm going to donate to Jungle keepers and encourage everyone to donate to this massively important cause.

I love how this guy adresses pretty much everything i always thought was straight up wrong. From the fake tv programs to the weirdos with 100s of snakes in drawers. I mean, what is up with that.... Glad to hear at least one guy talk about it. Good on you sir! Love the amazone stories he tells to. So outlandish yet so real, even without pictures. Amazing story telling.

@justinskeans3342

4 ай бұрын

Agreed he's wrong about wolfs out west tho.

@The_Crucible714

Ай бұрын

He’s an amazing storyteller. As a fellow native NYker I also love & understand his twisted humor and the way he anthropomorphizes animals. Funny asf and yet so real.

In fairness, Graham doesn’t say it’s “engineered” says that Amazon has been manicured and humans interaction with the Amazon through culture possibly displayed a different looking ecosystem than it does today. It’s basically the same concept that we have in United States with Yellowstone and how Native Americans essentially did the same type of thing. When Europeans came to the United States and saw these beautiful Meadows, they assumed it was wild untouched land, but it wasn’t. How these Native American tribes hunted, lived their every day lives in the rules they lived by created a very manicured, and a symbiotic relationship with the land. That is what he is meaning. I think your guest has been listening to short clips for reels on YT, not the entire interview. Graham is guilty of just continuing to spew out theories, but I think it’s more of a soliloquy that we get to watch.

@bigmikeyc83

Жыл бұрын

I think he did say engineered soil . I love Graham that dudes been right for a long time

@dysay

Жыл бұрын

Correct. 85 out of 16000 tree species being altered by human IS significant when you look at the ethnobotanical significance of those modified.

@anonony9081

Жыл бұрын

Also this guy doesn't know the truth just because he lived in the Amazon. I don't necessarily think Graham is correct about everything but this guy didn't exactly prove him wrong He just made fun of Graham. Living there doesn't mean you know everything about it

@robertdiggins7578

Жыл бұрын

Also, he keeps repeating the one point about Graham's ideas, while (I'm not done listening yet, but I'm guessing) ignoring the most significant idea that Graham and Randall Carlson are suggesting, that is the evidence that points to Catastrophism and pre-catastrophic advanced civilizations. Not just in the Amazon, but around the world. Uniformitarianism is very problematic and has stopped research in its tracks for decades, at least. So much is kept hidden from the public, because of the problems caused by evidence that breaks a lynchpin for geology, archaeology, anthropology, and probably physics. He said, earlier, about the untouched tribes, "they missed the wheel", yet admits pyramids etc. Anyway, it's more than the question of the size of ancient gardens or whether or not those gardens were (I'd think obviously) replaced by nature. Mushrooms eat rocks. 🍄 💪 🤯

@iamanempoweredone6064

Жыл бұрын

Native Americans did not have the tech or wealth to destroy their own habitat. Nor did they have the longevity of life that we have today (I don’t say enjoy)

He has lived an amazing life already! The world need more people like this, an inspiration to live a better life.

@theacaciamatrix1537

Жыл бұрын

Unless there is meth or Adderall and other prescriptions you couldn't convince anyone in my town to leave

Paul is great, super down to earth i hope to see more of him in the future. Can't say I disagree with him in the slightest. Best interview I've seen in a long time.

58 min mark- mad respect to this guy his team and the help they offer to people and nature

@Dino_Medici

Жыл бұрын

FR that’s some Dale Carnegie shit

I would love to see Paul and Graham debate these issues on a Koncrete video. 👍🏼😊👍🏼

@The.world.has.gone.crazy...

Жыл бұрын

Or on Rogan 🤣

@71whitey

Жыл бұрын

graham would destroy him

@markthebldr6834

Жыл бұрын

This guy could learn a lot from Graham. Probably not the other way around. Who cares though? Graham has been at it since b4 this guy was born

@Dove_360

Жыл бұрын

Lol paul doesnt want the smoke. No question he would get eaten alive by Hancock. His aggression about it however makes me worry for Hancocks safety. 😂

@colinross2592

Жыл бұрын

Hancock would destroy him his iQ is so low

This was an absolute masterpiece, well done Concrete and Paul, loved this end to end ❤

@garrettcaraway9518

Жыл бұрын

KONCRETE****

This is the first episode of Koncrete podcast that I'm watching, and I'm catching a great vibe like when I discovered the old London Real ten years ago. Thanks! Paul is a very interesting guy.

@dylanbillion917

Жыл бұрын

So what's up with the real london...feels like it's something else I should discover through almost going fo sleep

@eyedl

Жыл бұрын

@@dylanbillion917 then find their episode with Bruce Parry for example. Idk, they're not on yt anymore, but they have their own website

Amazing interview but ancient discoveries were not discussed. Paul is an awesome story teller.

@sewerface

Жыл бұрын

Content only exists because of clickbait my dude

By far the best podcast i have ever watched in my entire life. This bloke is amazing, and so is the amazon. Incredible. Even gave ma boi Steve a shoutout at 8:52. Legend.

@shesees432

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! He DID throw Steve Irwin a bone! Besides Michael Jackson, he's the only other celebrity I cried super hard over when I found out they died. HA! I can ALWAYS spot someone else who is an animal lover when they mention & also adore Steve Irwin. He touched a lot of people's lives.

@savige2012

Жыл бұрын

@@shesees432 its kinda funny man, there is only a small group of us who share the same thoughts. We know who the REAL ones are. Everyone else watching Logan Paul n shit lol. Take care and keep up that open mind of yours! Shoutout again to ma boi Steve, miss you brother

All I can say is thank you paul. Your work and insight are the first and last defence for the rainforest. If I had more than it takes to live I would love to help. You have a level of clarity that moves so far beyond the woke joke that is doing nothing but virtue signaling and wasting time. Love and respect for all that you do.

The way you describe how emersed & accustomed you become in this foreign world is so vivid, it makes my heart so very heavy for you knowing it must be absolute torture watching it being destroyed. Edit; I know it destroys me inside & Im far removed from it so I cannot imagine how the torment must consume you when you've lived as part of this natural wonder.

Amazon Man is absolutely amazing & fearless & honest & genuine. He is never boring.... Always interesting & informative. He is a wonder! Ty

They are so right about TV. I can't even watch it anymore . Once and a while ,a good series come around but I usually wait till I can watch a few online with no commersials. Once you get away from it for a while, you really start to see it for what it really is.

On my first visit to this channel as a "random" click, I find this so engaging that I am still watching almost three hours after I should be sleeping. Paul's story is the very idea I have always had of the word adventure. As someone whose been listening to Graham Hancock for a few years - though I do not do brand loyalty as it were for speakers/writers - I find Paul's points very enlightening. Thank you so much. Liked. Subscribed.

@meertan

Жыл бұрын

Point by point, these are exactly my thoughts

@kellythrash3154

Жыл бұрын

Yes! What a crazy coincidence! I am also listening to this podcast about 2 hours past bedtime, first visit to this site, random click. And just fascinated...

@dylanbillion917

Жыл бұрын

​@@kellythrash3154 silent laugh...cool. me too

One of few podcast episodes I actually finish. Very fascinating, Paul should work on a documentary

I totally get it about sensing the weather sometimes you can smell it coming

@The_Crucible714

Ай бұрын

I would laugh at my grandmother when she’d tell me she could “smell the rain or snow coming.” As an adult I can forecast the weather better than network news. Go figure

I grew up very poor, and I remember being shoeless on purpose from May through September every year. I didn't begin wearing shoes all the time until about age 12. That's when I found sports. It's amazing how much the human body will begin to re-awaken when it's needed and if you let it.

Koncrete is becoming the best podcast

I was born early 1960s Australia. Mum taught me the forests had just finished recovering from entire top story removal of Australian East Coast Rainforest. Since then 1-2 more stories have gone from whats left.

the ayahuasca vine only provides the MAOI part of the ayahuasca brew which keeps your liver from metabolizing the DMT in about 10-15 minutes and instead lets the trip last around 6 hours, the DMT ingredient can come from one of several different plants.

How does this channel NOT have 1mil subs yet?! I got hooked back when you followed and interviewed the deck hands from Florida. Awesome content that was,btw The algorithm needs to pick this up

@bionicbob1285

Жыл бұрын

because 80% of subscribers are bots..

@1bsubsnouploads823

Жыл бұрын

@Bionic Bob lol no they aren't.. fake views/subs get removed so quickly and these guys arent paying thousands of dollars on subs/comments/likes every week lmfaoo. You clearly dont understand how that works

@bionicbob1285

Жыл бұрын

@@1bsubsnouploads823 except youtube admitted it. Clearly you don't realize they get paid more money with more subscribers and more views.

@AndrewtheAverageAmerican

Жыл бұрын

@@1bsubsnouploads823 lol bet this dude is a part of the production team since he sounds so cocky and confident about things he could only assume without proof unless hes apart of this guys crew or something lol shouldn't say things are facts that you do not know

@AndrewtheAverageAmerican

Жыл бұрын

@@bionicbob1285 yuuuuup! Its so funny when people say things like that aren't true in such an arrogant and cocky way, declare that "you clearly don't understand" implying they are more intelligent on the topic than you just to find out later what you were saying was already proven as fact !!! Lol sorry I just love watching people on their high horse talking down to others and then getting put in their place real quick!!

Really good interview, I appreciate the plain language used to convey the message. We have created many problems we face, We are the solution fortunately. Behavioral change is a must. Thanks to all the known and unknown people on the ground and at every level contributing towards this endeavor. Congrats Paul, Life is the best school for many of our young people nature is the best teacher they could hope to learn from. Blessings to those who nurtured your thirst for knowledge. This is the second interview I've seen on this platform, the first was a chat with Billy Carson, whom I appreciate also. You have a very authentic style as a host, Stay true.

God bless the work of thus man and his pasdion, Jungle Keepers❤️

I never came across someone who was against Graham Hancock's ideas who I loved to hear from so much. Paul you bloody legend. I'm so glad you made that trip to the Amazon. It's people like you who actually engage with the world we live in and not adhere to the rat race of life. Love ya man!

One of my fav Podcast channels this year.. Amazing job to the whole team!

@IGORDYES

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it could be 10x times better if the host wasn’t braindead.

@CSDonohue11

Жыл бұрын

Most Definitely

@Greengrower

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. He’s come up big time in 2022. Can’t wait for 2023!

@brandonwright7080

Жыл бұрын

@@Greengrower pp L L

He mentions the wolves in Yellowstone as for the reason the park changed so dramatically but the biggest reason was the fire that changed so much before the wolves were brought in. It is true that top tier predators are a big part of the ecosystem.

This is without a doubt the best and most important podcast that I have ever heard. Wake up people.

Paul's gift is his ability 2 find simple/realistic answers to complicated problems. He's definitely meant 2 do what he's doing 🤙🏾

He took Hancock out of context himself, probably listened to it through steaming ears.

Very good. Very engaging interview. It had my interest for the entire episode. Mostly because these guys were so genuine.

We all could learn so much from Paul and getting back to one with nature...Amazing guy! Thanks Danny for having him on....Sarasota landscaper out...

I'm so happy the algorithm pointed me towards your channel. Can't wait to watch all the back episodes!

"I think we are like maggots eating a corpse." Paul after expressing his love for humanity: "...we're like a morbidly obese animal in the forest just eating all the food in reach and shitting all over itself." hit the nail on the head, well said Paul

@MommaLousKitchen

Жыл бұрын

@@raulescobar847 shit, that's how hardcore republicans look at folks on welfare. It's an amazingly widespread pov unfortunately.

@jdmurfreesboro2738

Жыл бұрын

We’re basically bacterial rotting the earth

@xrxs1020

Жыл бұрын

"I think we are like maggots eating a corpse." That kind of thinking is a band wagon. We need to care responsibly for the environment, but there's not a climate-crisis and humankind isn't the devil's spawn.

@historyrepeat402

Жыл бұрын

@@xrxs1020 if cigarettes take 50 years to kill you are they bad?

@xrxs1020

Жыл бұрын

@@historyrepeat402 Your question tells me you agree with me there isn't a ''climate-crisis,' as defined by Greta Thunberg's prediction we have about nine years before the world ends. Over a fifty year span I can think of all sorts of factors that might end life as we know it, along with many things that will save us. One thing I'm fairly certain of is that politicized climate hysteria is more pernicious than anything the climate alarmists ever imagined. In other words, politicized hysteria is the greater danger. Question everything and take care of our environment, including our psychic environment.

Important show with genuine and critically important content which should be shared everywhere. In support, made small contribution. Thanks.

This dude deserves the moniker=The most interesting MAN ALIVE.

I could listen to this man speak all day 😮

Amazing interview, we need to protect these places of great nature. Ayahuasca part was awesome!

@The_Crucible714

Ай бұрын

Imagine the very first dude trying to figure out which of the nightshade plants would kill you and which would make good ketchup or spaghetti sauce.

Actually Peterson was a members of Canada’s contribution to the UN studies on climate change and dedicated thousands of hours to legitimate research to come up with his conclusion on climate change. He speaks about it very openly in multiple interviews.

Great podcast, I listened and heard and understood the entire podcast. This video could easily have gone into a 8+ hour conversation. I would have listened to the whole thing. Also my 1st time listening to your podcast. Definitely a new subscriber now

Paul is not only a conservationist; he's a poet.

My God Paul. I can’t believe how courageous one man can be. Between this and when I saw you for the first time on Julian Dorys podcast I have learned many things. Thanks so very much.

Honestly selling the jungle keeper and offering them more money what an idea!!! That is literally the most sensible way I’ve heard about how to approach that issue

Paul is right on point when he says that it's in our hands. If everyone acted like they care instead of just saying that they care, we could force big changes. It's OUR fault but it's so much easier to point the finger and blame some group. We allow and encourage industry to do what they do. What a great guy. He's got a realistic optimism and he tries to explain that point of view. Great interview!

@GertKlimanschewski

Жыл бұрын

Change yourself and you can change the world 🌎🌍...!!! 👍🤔😇🌎🌍

This podcast randomly popped up on my feed the other day. Clicked watch the clip and have been sucked into a rabbit hole on your channel 🤣 great content

Great interview. So educational and still entertaining. I enjoyed every minute. Plus I learned a lot. Going to his website next.

This dudes a good story teller

@The_Crucible714

Ай бұрын

He draws from real experience and reality makes the best reality show.

I remember the problem with DDT and raptor eggs. I also remember eagles and other birds making nests in cell towers and their eggs literally getting microwaved. We definitely need to continue being better stewards.

@e-lineco

Жыл бұрын

yep, that's why they updated them now to not cause harm to the birds and there are actual poles that are made for eagles to make a nest. just it's a learning experience that is for sure.

@JoeyVol

Жыл бұрын

Very unpopular opinion; but DDT works and we should re-continue the campaign to extinct the mosquito. The entire notion the poor eagles are dying is shitty - but Malaria killing a reported 700,000 humans each year and making another TWO-HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION HUMAN BEINGS SICK EACH YEAR is far worse than a species of Eagle which can be re-introduced into the wild once we extinct the Anopheles mosquitoes which carry them. It may sound wild - but we literally had eliminated ALL MOSQUITOS in entire thousand mile stretches of land. It's all about the level of importance of each creature.. and I'm sorry, but 250 million humans suffering EACH YEAR is far worse than a few thousand pre-infant Eagles dying. DDT works.

Thank you for being a beautiful human Paul and that k you for doing what needs to be done! Thank you so much for protecting mother Earth's lungs and it's creatures! You are doing a great job I'm in awe!

Imagine having these stories in the luggage.. what a legend

Your guys interviews in 2022 were amazing!! Great job guys!!

From the beginning to the end of this interview was very good made me want to hear more and more from him.

If I got bit by a puppy, I'd let THIS dude tell the story. He'd make me look like a gladiator 😂

@The_Crucible714

Ай бұрын

Paul is like the uncle who comes over on Christmas and tells the same stories that you never get tired of hearing… because you know he’s seen some -shi- stuff.

This guy has an amazing story!

HELL YES DAWG. Mans was on Trendifier and just bounced out right after mentioning pyramids the same height as the canopy. The people needed this. Update: an hour and a half in this has blown the Trendifier interview out of the water

this guy needs to be on Rogan

Great pod cast like Paul’s wisdom about the importance of the Amazon!!!

One of the most fascinating podcast episodes since the old days of the JRE... Right when just reading David Grann's book about Fawcett, after having read Fawcett's own book that's been completed by his son. Could not be a better timing than this.

This is the kind of shit you dream about as a boy, only to end up in an office job, unhappy and daydreaming out of a window, if you're lucky enough to have one! Great podcast!

Thank you so much, Paul and Danny! Mesmerizing...💯❤❤❤❤❤

Thank God for men and women like Paul Rosolie. What is more important that this, in the most direct of senses, to humanity in the present?

He spent his adult life in the amazon and still quotes and uses american movies as reference lol wasnt expecting that

What an episode 👏 I heard Paul on Trendifier and man this guy knows how to keep you on the edge of your seat.

@CSDonohue11

Жыл бұрын

Amazing ep I listened to this entire thing , I have 20min left and that’s right on time before work . 😁

This is one of the best podcasts i have heard, thank you.

listening to all of Paul's podcasts. I can't fathom people not knowing this and wondering what will be left for our future generations.

@just_icethereal

Жыл бұрын

He never disappoints

This is such an underrated and interesting podcast.

This dude is a legend.

Absolutely excellent beautiful interview from start to finish...bravo!

this guy is fascinating, we share a similar birth year. i wish my mum and his mum could have tea together. could you imagine really letting your kid go to explore and live life.

@The_Crucible714

Ай бұрын

Being a native NYker I do understand his experience. It’s a very fine line between success and destruction. This man should be an inspiration to young people everywhere, they are the stewards of the planet, the only ones who can change our path, our manifest destiny.