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Joe Rogan Experience #2183 - Norman Ohler

Joe Rogan Experience #2183 - Norman Ohler

The guest's own work

BookBy the guest

Tripped: Nazi Germany, the CIA, and the Dawn of the Psychedelic Age

Norman Ohler

“this is your book it's called tripped Nazi Germany the CIA and the dawn of the Psychedelic Age”— Norman Ohler
BookBy the guest

Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich

Norman Ohler

“my previous book which is called Blitz drugs in the Third Reich”— Norman Ohler
BookBy the guest

Stone Sapiens

Norman Ohler

“that's what I intend to change with my book Stone sapiens which will be the next book and kind of conclude the trilogy”— Norman Ohler

Also referenced (named, not recommended)

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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Ken Kesey (inferred)

“that's when he had the idea for One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest um which made him so much money”— Norman Ohler
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On the Road

Jack Kerouac

“I heard that Jack kirak wrote on the road like in two weeks on amphetamines”— Norman Ohler
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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

Philip K. Dick

“do Android Dream of Electric Sheep um is that Philip K dick yeah right he was using a lot of amphetamines”— Norman Ohler
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Star Trek

Gene Roddenberry (inferred)

“as a child I watched a Star Trek it was a TV an American TV show even on German television it was called RI Enterprise in German”— Norman Ohler
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Reefer Madness

“the reer madness movies which are fantastic pieces of propaganda they're absolutely hilarious if you watch them today”— Joe Rogan
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Pervitin

Temmler

“it was branded as pervitin pertin we say in German there it is there is p there's ptin”— Norman Ohler
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Captagon

“had used Capon which is um another form of meth that's a brand name that's very popular actually in the in the Middle East”— Norman Ohler
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Eukodal (oxycodone)

Merck

“a German drug called o codal and um it's quite interesting ooal was made by the Merk company which is still a pharmaceutical giant today”— Norman Ohler