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Mother of God
Paul Rosolie ISBN 1448170567
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Paul Rosolie ISBN 1448170567
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This book by Paul Rosolie has come up 7 times across 3 different shows: Diary of a CEO, Joe Rogan, Lex Fridman. The people who brought it up: Joe Rogan, Paul Rosolie, guest, guest (Paul Rosolie). The earliest mention we indexed is from 2023-04-04 and the most recent from 2026-02-02. Every occurrence below links to the episode page and to the exact second it was said on YouTube.
The explorer and conservationist relives his amazing odyssey exploring the heart of the most biodiversity-rich place on the planet -- the Madre de Dios (Mother of God) region of Peru, where the Amazon River begins its massive flow from the Andean mountain cloud forests into the lowland Amazon rainforest.
“if you find a publisher let them know that Jane will endorse your book. And so then I went to the publishers”— guest (Paul Rosolie)
The guest here is Paul Rosolie: Amazon conservationist, naturalist and author who co-founded Jungle Keepers, an organization protecting hundreds of thousands of acres of Peruvian rainforest by turning loggers and gold miners into conservation rangers. Known for the Discovery special 'Eaten Alive' and his New York Times bestselling book. Conservationist Paul Rosolie recounts first contact with an uncontacted Amazon tribe, near-death adventures, and his fight to save the rainforest.
“I was just writing chapters of my first book, Mother of God, which didn't even have a name yet.”— Paul Rosolie
The guest here is Paul Rosolie: Amazon conservationist, author, and co-founder of Jungle Keepers, who has spent ~20 years protecting a remote headwater river in the Peruvian Amazon. Author of the memoir Mother of God. Amazon conservationist Paul Rosolie tells Joe Rogan about contacting an uncontacted tribe, surviving a stingray strike, and fighting narcos to save a wild river.
“if that didn't happen, I never would have published Mother of God. I never would have started Jungle Keepers.”— Paul Rosolie
The guest here is Paul Rosolie: Amazon conservationist, author, and co-founder of Jungle Keepers, who has spent ~20 years protecting a remote headwater river in the Peruvian Amazon. Author of the memoir Mother of God. Amazon conservationist Paul Rosolie tells Joe Rogan about contacting an uncontacted tribe, surviving a stingray strike, and fighting narcos to save a wild river.
“after that, HarperCollins took me on... and it became Mother of God and then because of that, Jungle Keepers, Dax, everything else stemmed from that.”— guest
The guest here is Paul Rosolie: Naturalist, explorer, and writer who has dedicated his life to protecting the Peruvian Amazon through his organization Jungle Keepers. Author of the books Mother of God and Jungle Keeper. Paul Rosolie recounts a world-first filmed encounter with an uncontacted Amazon tribe and his fight to protect the jungle.
“first of all I'm in your book right now I just started it it's insane how the hell did you even get the idea to do what you did”— Joe Rogan
The guest here is Paul Rosolie: Amazon conservationist, explorer and author who founded Jungle Keepers, an indigenous-led effort protecting tens of thousands of acres of Peruvian rainforest. Conservationist Paul Rosolie on protecting the Amazon, giant anacondas, uncontacted tribes, jungle survival, and how Rogan's share saved his mission.
“In "Mother of God", I write about the first one that me and JJ caught together, which was probably a little bigger than this table.”— Paul Rosolie
The guest here is Paul Rosolie: Naturalist, explorer, author, and conservationist who has spent nearly 20 years in the Western Amazon. He founded Junglekeepers, an Indigenous-led organization protecting rainforest along Peru's Las Piedras River. Recorded deep in the Peruvian Amazon, Paul Rosolie and Lex Fridman explore apex predators, uncontacted tribes, conservation, aliens, and God.
“read to you a few of your own words you opened oh boy the book Mother of God with the passage”— Paul Rosolie
The guest here is Paul Rosolie: Conservationist, explorer, author and filmmaker who has spent much of the past 17 years in the Peruvian Amazon. Founder of Jungle Keepers, which protects over 50,000 acres of threatened rainforest, and author of the memoir Mother of God. Conservationist Paul Rosolie recounts 17 years in the Amazon - giant anacondas, uncontacted tribes, near-death MRSA, ayahuasca, and saving the rainforest.
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