Forrest Galante is an international wildlife adventurer and conservationist. He’s also the host of “Extinct of Alive” on The Animal Planet. / forrest.galante
@@jackjon7763 opposite - if they were to pretend they knew something and they didnt actually it would be far worse, people will think of people much more highly if they are open about their limitations.
Every time I look up pictures of Forrest making a discovery, he's got the biggest smile on his face. Every single time in every single picture. He is so passionate about animals and what he does
@@greyideasthetheliopurodon4640 Yo, so i checked this out cause im bored. I only found one other site post this article; Salon. I've never heard of either of these sites, and the journalist only has one article on Undark, but I won't judge just on that. I read some of the Colombian's expedition notes. He, as well as others interested in the species never got any sufficient DNA samples to classify the species, but he made notes on the observations of the creature. I don't know how scientific studies are regulated in Colombia so maybe he needed solid data before being allowed to disrupt the creature to get a DNA sample, but I don't know. Since Galante got a DNA sample and tested it, it was technically him that discovered it maybe? I don't know if you looked at all the facts of the matter, or just read the one article. I just wanted to provide some more information before you solidified your opinion. I personally don't care if he did or not cause I don't follow any of his work, I'm just a joe rogan listener. *If there are any spelling or grammar mistakes I'm just gonna be lazy and not fix em edit: I lied about not editing
Cherizord 23 he talked to The scientist before the fact and never got an credit, it does not matter if he was still investing. He was doing it the scientific way, galante does it for the tv. I guess I was harsh on galante, but he should at least crited the scientist. Also read the Wikipedia article for the full story
My family is new to Forrest Galante, I can tell you that we are beyond impressed with this man's knowledge of animals he is by far the best zoologist I know of! Hats off to you, Forrest Galante, and your beautiful family! ❤😊❤
Michael B yea there is a little of that, but they are human and i don’t hold them to some exceptional standard i just enjoy listening regardless. wasn’t really looking to critique there podcast 😊
I think this is one of Joes favorite guests. Every time Forrest is on, Joe is always mind blown by everything he says. Joe please bring Forrest on more often!
I remember seeing Forrest on Naked and Afraid season 2 years ago. Could definitely tell back then he was a very good guy with extensive knowledge and respect of nature. Happy to see he's out in the world doing great things. Great human 👍
I hope he has Forrest on again. My favorite guest and I love his show and the specials he does for shark week. I've never seen anyone who loves animals like this guy.
Brendan is more successful than you Edit: I posted this two years ago, and the replies I've gotten are hysterical lmao you're all so incredibly pathetic
The way these two interact is just fantastic. The rhythm of the conversation the way each one of them has a lot of knowledge and shares it with the other and the level of interest they have in what the other one has to say. Just a great interview, We need more like this!
This is what i love about people like Forrest or other biologists or conservationists etc. Is that they are trying to preserve every aspect of animal existance wether it be from natural/invasive problems or alot of the time from the destructive nature of humans. I also love that no matter if you are not educated in animal physiology or behavior but have done some research on certain topics, he is very humble and eager to learn ANYTHING new that he can.
@@alexapexgod4643 Forest talked about a shark wound and a burn wound on his arm from cooking, right after that Joe talked about his story of when he spilled boiling water from cooking spaghetti on his foot the day before going to Hawaii.
@@thomaslunde5014 Naw I'm pretty sure he asked about the second scar on his arm after Forest showed the Shark bite. Forest told him it was from cooking and then Joe said he burned his foot making spaghetti.
He just talks to people. He's not a professional interviewer and that's why we like him. You repeat so much shit to different people as well. We all do. It’s repetitive to us; not necessarily his guests
This guest got me through an 8 hour midnight shift cause I was looking into his research and the topics they discussed. I can't remember last time I was captivated like this. Great guest
@@adambudd1268 … Hope he’s not a security guy; otherwise, his employer is vulnerable. That’s not a passive responsibility even at a station monitoring cameras.
I've rewatched a number of these long podcasts, normally when doing other things, I have to say that this is probably my favourite Roe Rogan interview. Both him and Forrest are so excited to talk and constantly bounce off each other with story after story. You can see how into the conversation both guys are amd it makes for one of the best Podcasts I've ever seen. Great work by all.
Forrest navigates Joe Rogan like he does the jungle+ he listens to it. Forrest is one of those fairies with the right amount of curiosity and humbleness. As much as he has experienced he is always down to straight up listen, even if its listening to Joe Rogan talking to you about things he's heard or found on the internet meanwhile you actually lived it
Long time Joe Rogan fan but this is the first full episode of his show I've watched. I'm happy as hell I never got around to watching it because now I have a sht ton of episodes to catch up on haha. Awesome show for real
TRIGRhap Gaming I’ve never heard of this but keen to hear his thoughts... if you are into the survival guide people/celebrities you should check out bear grylls... He isn’t an hunter or anything like that as the UK doesn’t really have that sort of culture. He is ex SAS soldier and the ultimate survivalist. His shows back when they first came out in the UK were incredible television... Regardless of what any negative Nancy’s say about the dude!
I know that this episode is years old now, but there was a time when insects were monstrously big, in the Carboniferous period over 300 million years ago
The fact that Forrest took over an hour to casually slip in the fact that he discovered the most rare animal on the planet tells you everything you need to know about this gem, LOVE this guy. You'd never even think he's a biologist by looking at him.
He’s a parachute scientist 😬 He didn’t “discover” either the Caiman or the Tortoise, he latched into local scientists who actually had done the hard work and pretty much stole the credit…
Solution: Video links in a comment for videos mentioned with the time stamp of the part they're talking about in that vid, pin comment by Jamie and then u can watch them on another tab while they talk.
Understanding animal behavior, even on a small scale, can help understand human behavior. Were really not that far from other animals. Weve just figured out technically first and faster. But our general behavior is relatively the same.
Except for his son, I think Forrest is the closest thing to Steve Irwin we will ever see. His personality, the charisma, his ability to get someone excited about something and the way he tells things. He gives me Steve vibes everytime I see him.
One of my favorite JRE guests ever. The nearly 3 hour podcast took me nearly 5-6 hours to get through because every 2 minutes you guys would send me on a tangent looking up more about what you guys were talking about. Not a passive experience at all. Loved every moment. PLEASE have Forrest on again even if it's just rehashing the same stuff.
Galante is such a cool dude. His vast amount of knowledge on animals, environments, & extinct species. It’s truly inspirational. Steve Irwin be proud that someone has stepped up to influence the youth.
@@JohnDoe-lt9sg Is he a pompous ass? His son doesn’t do what Forrest does, not even close. I would like to think that he would be humble enough to say his dad would be very impressed.
THANK YOU FOR POSTING....... i listened to this while i was working on my model railway, had to keep stopping to to take a look at the photos..... very interesting infomation ... i like the longer posts... ps hello from australia
My first listen to full joe rogan podcast usually clips! But from all the clips Galante seemed such a cool humble informative guy and you can tell joe rogan enjoys his company. i loved every second of it, learnt a-lot too. Will watch\listen to the new podcast with Galante
I love that when Forrest hasn't heard something or doesn't know something, he doesn't try to bullshit his way through it. He'll straight-up tell you, "I haven't heard about that," or "I don't know." That says a lot about a person. You can tell he genuinely likes to learn as much as he likes to share his knowledge.
But he also keeps it fun and is willing to bs about cryptids. Some of the experts he has on are very opposed to going too deep into the woods on anything.
I love how easy their conversation is, no one talks over each other, they simply relay different stories back and forth between each other and appreciate the other person for their experiences
I think that’s probably why Joe has been so successful with his podcasts. He knows exactly how to converse with people. His communication skills makes his guests feel comfortable like they’re talking to an old respected friend.
Joe Rogan said he was supposed to be on a long time ago bit he can't remember why it didn't happen. It was back when Coyote was on The Fighter and the Kid podcast with Schaub and Callen. Joe has talked about the "crazy guy getting stung on TH-cam" several times but keeps forgetting his name is Coyote. I hope he brings him on.
Seriously one of your top guests that's been on this podcast and that's saying something. Engaging and interesting the entire time. Good back and fourth.
@@WildTimesPod can you do me a solid WT Willie or Retep or whome ever this is. I’ve tried to ask this question to Forrest thru the pod numerous times but always got passed over, can you please ask his opinion on the Taurus project and the breeding of cattle to recreate the Aurochs and reintroduce them across Europe
Not only is he brilliant, but... from an interview point of view, he’s easy to listen too. Nobody keeps talking over each other, nobody is yelling, he’s not doing anything annoying at all. Just very well spoken and carries himself with class. Great guest! Big fan.
Forest really does deserve a Steve Irwin level of credibility because the guy does crazy stuff and it's very entertaining and he's also very intelligent and the stories he shares are awesome so I love listening to this cast over and over so thank you so much for this casting Forester really cool guy
@alexiskillmobile im not sure you're right. i think killer whales is not mean as they kill whales, but they are the whales that kill. If they would name them because they killed whales, they;d be called whale killers.
They are called killer whales because they are an apex predator. While they are known to occasionally kill whales it isn’t something that is consistent with their behaviour or considered a normal source of food for them.
Forrest is easily one of the greatest guests to ever grace the JRE. I don’t give a shit about wildlife, or animals in particular. Not that I’m a dick to animals, the subject just never interested me. And I was fully engaged and glued to my screen watching this entire interview. He has such a great personality and passion for his work it’s hard not to love him. I hope to see him more
@@leonidessikat4058 I kinda explained it already. The subject of animals never interested me, but Joe and Forrest do a good job of keeping it entertaining.
I love an expert who has no problem saying “I don’t know “.
Their credibility immediately goes way up the second they say that.
jack jon facts most people don’t like to say when they don’t know shit, instead they lie or keep rambling on about nothing
Expert thinks Sturgeon are 9 to 10 ft long, they grow up to 18 feet in length.
Poor Johnny Depp science is a fake construct
@@jackjon7763 opposite - if they were to pretend they knew something and they didnt actually it would be far worse, people will think of people much more highly if they are open about their limitations.
I love animal related podcasts so much, I nearly caiman my pants.
This should already have thousands of likes.. well played.. well played
Go get them likes, loser!! 👍
I see what you did there. You sneaky Christ killer you.
Jo Po 😂😂😂
IM CALLIN THE POLICE..
Every time I look up pictures of Forrest making a discovery, he's got the biggest smile on his face. Every single time in every single picture. He is so passionate about animals and what he does
That’s why he’s the 🐐
every time you seee a picture of him stealing credit from others, you mean
@@checkle1get a hobby ffs!
@@liamhainsworth3105 - he says within the comment of a comment on a TH-cam video
@@checkle1you’re so jealous 🫵😂
I can’t get enough of Forrest. Not enough film and shows with him in it. Literally trawling for footage. Such an interesting man, inspirational
Have you found the podcast?
He has a podcast
Third comment recommending the Wild Times Podcast in case you missed the first two
Didn’t know about his pod. Thanks! 🙌
You should get David Attenborough on the podcast before it's too late
LewisJms123 Fucking amazing suggestion dude. I second that! 👌🏽🌍
We’d all be in tears listening probably. 😞
You mean before Joe OD on TRT DMT and stem cells.
We're all doomed! He’s old as fuck
LEGEND!!!!!
1 interruption throughout the whole podcast and forrest says “im sorry i didnt mean to interrupt” what a guy
@@greyideasthetheliopurodon4640 fake news
@@greyideasthetheliopurodon4640
Yo, so i checked this out cause im bored. I only found one other site post this article; Salon. I've never heard of either of these sites, and the journalist only has one article on Undark, but I won't judge just on that.
I read some of the Colombian's expedition notes. He, as well as others interested in the species never got any sufficient DNA samples to classify the species, but he made notes on the observations of the creature. I don't know how scientific studies are regulated in Colombia so maybe he needed solid data before being allowed to disrupt the creature to get a DNA sample, but I don't know.
Since Galante got a DNA sample and tested it, it was technically him that discovered it maybe?
I don't know if you looked at all the facts of the matter, or just read the one article. I just wanted to provide some more information before you solidified your opinion.
I personally don't care if he did or not cause I don't follow any of his work, I'm just a joe rogan listener.
*If there are any spelling or grammar mistakes I'm just gonna be lazy and not fix em
edit: I lied about not editing
Cherizord 23 he talked to The scientist before the fact and never got an credit, it does not matter if he was still investing. He was doing it the scientific way, galante does it for the tv. I guess I was harsh on galante, but he should at least crited the scientist. Also read the Wikipedia article for the full story
Cherizord 23 also can you link your sources?
He credited him in the beginning
The chemistry between Joe and Forrest is amazing. Never a boring moment when Forrest shows up at Joe's podcast
My family is new to Forrest Galante, I can tell you that we are beyond impressed with this man's knowledge of animals he is by far the best zoologist I know of! Hats off to you, Forrest Galante, and your beautiful family! ❤😊❤
You gotta get Forrest as much as possible, his stories and expeditions are absolutely fascinating, love it
Fr
They are, except we get a lot of repetition bc Joe brings up the same conversations from the last time he was on 🤦♂️
Michael B yea there is a little of that, but they are human and i don’t hold them to some exceptional standard i just enjoy listening regardless. wasn’t really looking to critique there podcast 😊
I know, I'm literally dying for another. Tbh I'd of preferred another one of these over RDJ even though I love that guy. I just want more stories
He’s got a TV show on animal planet called Extinct or Alive if you’d like that.
I think this is one of Joes favorite guests. Every time Forrest is on, Joe is always mind blown by everything he says. Joe please bring Forrest on more often!
Go.
I totally agree
Completely agree. You can tell they’re both just having fun talking to each other. Forrest is easily one of my favorite guests
@@ricoladronn732 I've just come across him and they have interesting conversations
i found him and Phil Demers have a likeness that i enjoyed, JRE 1076 is a great one.
I remember seeing Forrest on Naked and Afraid season 2 years ago. Could definitely tell back then he was a very good guy with extensive knowledge and respect of nature. Happy to see he's out in the world doing great things. Great human 👍
I felt bad for him. His partner was horrible.
@@nerdspike209 when they group up you can tell Forrest was having fun with Maru and the other guy.
Interesting
His partner shoulda been left on her own. No loss.
This is my fav JRE so far. Forrest keeps me locked in for hours. I’ve watched this like 5 times probably.
“We need Forrest Galante on the podcast again Joe”
- Every Subscriber Ever
David choe?
I hope he has Forrest on again. My favorite guest and I love his show and the specials he does for shark week. I've never seen anyone who loves animals like this guy.
@@coltwest6858 i love forest but the dwarf hippo episode is bs
@@tedwhite9176 it was still better than the Florida black panther one. At least dwarf hippos did exist at one point.
@@coltwest6858 never saw it
Shout out to Brendan Schaub for not being on this podcast
michael bobadilla 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brendan is more successful than you
Edit: I posted this two years ago, and the replies I've gotten are hysterical lmao you're all so incredibly pathetic
Derek10W a lot of people look rich, most of em just look rich
Most generic counter argument ever.
Brendan ‘anything Joe Rogan says I agree with even if I said the exact opposite prior’ Schaub
I’ve been able to come back and rewatch this a few times. Might be my favorite episode of this entire podcast. They need to bring this back 😅
He did one this time , last year. His hair is shorter.
The way these two interact is just fantastic. The rhythm of the conversation the way each one of them has a lot of knowledge and shares it with the other and the level of interest they have in what the other one has to say. Just a great interview, We need more like this!
This is random but could you imagine how exciting it would have been if Steve Irwin was still alive and went on JRE? Crikey!
Andy Tieu 604 I was just thinking that
His son is doing great things and remind me alot of his dad steve. maybe he can be a guest
Priceless
We have a new icon over here, as good if not better than Steve Irwin. His name is Andy Ucles check him out.
Andy Tieu 604 Steve Erwin jr ??? That would be a great show!
We really needed this. Tired of actors and personalities. We needed some animal experts!
World Eater met this guy 1999
@@R9000S go on
For reals
This is what i love about people like Forrest or other biologists or conservationists etc. Is that they are trying to preserve every aspect of animal existance wether it be from natural/invasive problems or alot of the time from the destructive nature of humans. I also love that no matter if you are not educated in animal physiology or behavior but have done some research on certain topics, he is very humble and eager to learn ANYTHING new that he can.
The interviews with Forrest have to be my favourite of all time.
I watched the first Forrest galante episode then watched this and it’s literally the exact same conversation except joe has forgot all the info
Chris Holmes darn weed.
Still fascinating to watch 😂
Same with the rest.
Chris Holmes true.... but I’ll be damned if I didn’t watch the whole thing...
@@dexterd1188 I didn't see the part where Joe talks about weed and dmt. At what time did he talk about it?
I am a truck driver and this is one of my favorite episodes to listen to while I’m driving thank you very much Joe
Makes the long journeys not so long ;)
Me too and in from Portugal we have long journeys tru europe
@somethingwhatever they are tho bro ( says a stoner ) 😂😂 no but they are for real…
Any recommendations my bro?
I drove a truck 30 years ago...wish there would have been podcast back then. All we had were CB radios and Coast to Coast if you could find a station.
I was glued to the screen. Great interview. Great guest. I was surprised when it ended. I could have easily watched for another hour.
Forest galante is basically ash Ketchum hunting rare Pokémon
This dude is playing real life pokemon, running around finding rare animals
MK gotta catch’em all yo.
Having balls is key.
Potions won’t hurt, either.
Skipping the gym thou
He's the real-life Professor Birch and he almost looks like him too lol
forrest is not only interesting, but knows how to let other people talk and doesnt take himself to seriously? MORE OF FORREST
Austin Burchwell it’s amazing that he’s smarter than almost anybody but listens humbly to what joe says even if it’s about some off the wall topic.
Unlike DeGrasse Tyson
Very true
Huskies And More Huskies when he said sorry for interrupting you, immediately I thought Neil needs to take notes!
I hope none of his expeditions become fatal he has such a cool job and hold a fuck ton of experiences
I totally want to go on a week-long camping trip/Sasquatch search with Joe and Forrest 💯😆
Man I love Joes enthusiam, his guests are so fascinating!
Forrest: “I got bit by a shark.”
Joe: “I burned the top of my foot while cooking spaghetti.”
😂😂
He said he brund his arm cooking u got ears bud
Joe went full Italian
@@alexapexgod4643 Forest talked about a shark wound and a burn wound on his arm from cooking, right after that Joe talked about his story of when he spilled boiling water from cooking spaghetti on his foot the day before going to Hawaii.
@@thomaslunde5014 Naw I'm pretty sure he asked about the second scar on his arm after Forest showed the Shark bite. Forest told him it was from cooking and then Joe said he burned his foot making spaghetti.
"I am very repetitive" is the truest thing Joe has ever said, ever
Ever, ever, ever...
He just talks to people. He's not a professional interviewer and that's why we like him. You repeat so much shit to different people as well. We all do. It’s repetitive to us; not necessarily his guests
and thats a good thing i gotta bad memory
Juventus Belko if repetitive is referring to stacking piles of cash, then absolutely lol
You talk for 3000 hours without repeating yourself a bunch...
Thank you for sharing this important message and reminding us of the importance of preserving nature! 👏
Forrest Galante is probably my favourite guest, i have listened to this at work and and watched it twice, its great.
This guest got me through an 8 hour midnight shift cause I was looking into his research and the topics they discussed. I can't remember last time I was captivated like this. Great guest
so u didnt do any work then?
@@blueweegie6541 he’s prolly a security guard or something
sareeb sarbudahh kurvala sintero nergapo gau
@@adambudd1268 definitely not a labor job.
@@adambudd1268 … Hope he’s not a security guy; otherwise, his employer is vulnerable. That’s not a passive responsibility even at a station monitoring cameras.
It's impossible to dislike forrest
Illuminati... joe also
Cody Fuller oh fuck off lmao
Jim Lahey hopefully opening them up to conservation efforts, mostly these are animals that have been devastated by humans then forgotten
Jim Lahey are you serious?
Unless it's Nottingham...
Joe, been tuning into you daily for the last few months and I LOVE your sense of wonder and curiosity. You are mood altering (in a good way) Thank you
I've rewatched a number of these long podcasts, normally when doing other things, I have to say that this is probably my favourite Roe Rogan interview. Both him and Forrest are so excited to talk and constantly bounce off each other with story after story. You can see how into the conversation both guys are amd it makes for one of the best Podcasts I've ever seen. Great work by all.
Hey Joe get Jeremy Wade from River Monsters on your show! That guy has to have some amazing stories!
Yes that'll be awesome
YES! THIS!
1000% guys a legend
Its a CATFISH jeremy
Yes please
Not even 2 mins and Joe's talking about putting a choke hold on a Caiman 😂
Lmaoo!!!!
Check out *Justin Igulada* if you wanna see some gator choke holds
Do you know any other way to hold them.lol rather choke its ass then it eat mine
Forrest literally has my dream job
Cryptid hunter
Forrest navigates Joe Rogan like he does the jungle+ he listens to it. Forrest is one of those fairies with the right amount of curiosity and humbleness. As much as he has experienced he is always down to straight up listen, even if its listening to Joe Rogan talking to you about things he's heard or found on the internet meanwhile you actually lived it
This dude is so interesting and doesn't have an ego either.
until another guy named Forrest that knows wildlife walks in the room
Doesn’t have an ego? Get off his sack man 🤣
@Javontay Stanford I think he means portraying himself with an outward bravado
@Javontay Stanford I agree I'm just saying in the context of bravado
@Javontay Stanford I would imagine his line of work with wildlife counts as profound experiences that would humble most men.
FORREST IS THE MAN. Love these types of Podcasts when he’s on.
Billy E I stopped everything I was doing to listen, one of the more interesting guests for sure!
same!
why dont you marry it then
@@666goats Where's your Christmas spirit?!
lee shihad good one
Something about forest and joe where the conversation just flows so naturally. You can really see they both respect what the other does
Long time Joe Rogan fan but this is the first full episode of his show I've watched. I'm happy as hell I never got around to watching it because now I have a sht ton of episodes to catch up on haha. Awesome show for real
Watching a 3 hour JRE podcast just to pause in the middle of it to watch a two 2 hour documentary suggested by Joe, just normal JRE things.
Big facts
Sounds very unproductive
But how good is zero below
@@reggiefigueroa5263 "learning is unproductive" okay Reggie, you twat.
Reggie Figueroa fuck that hatin ass nigga reggie
Praise this channel for letting me listen to youtube for three straight hours without 250 ads.
"Laughs in internet inadequacies"
Red is gone
@@eatme2487 That sucks my friend.
Great to see Forrest getting all this love, the guy is so interesting to listen to
One of my favorite guests. Keep inviting him, Joe!
Forest is the Pinnacle of jre guest the man is a living Indiana Jones with the most facinating stories I've ever heard. 10/10 my new favorite episode.
Yes! Also, giant bugs did exist too. Giant mantis, spider, dragonfly, centipede.
this is his 2nd one! 1st is just as good as well!
Fuck yeah
TRIGRhap Gaming I’ve never heard of this but keen to hear his thoughts... if you are into the survival guide people/celebrities you should check out bear grylls... He isn’t an hunter or anything like that as the UK doesn’t really have that sort of culture.
He is ex SAS soldier and the ultimate survivalist. His shows back when they first came out in the UK were incredible television... Regardless of what any negative Nancy’s say about the dude!
right? Hey Hollywood shills give this guy a movie!
This guy has the perfect name for an outdoorsman.
Like seriously? Forrestt? The algorithm for our universe’s simulation is getting lazy lmao.
When the devs troll you
Delta-Jungly 810 That, or growing up in zimbabwe with his family running a safari business likely effected things.
People been watching The Mandela effect , now it hit Netflix
his parents do safaris and his mom is a bush pilot so she probably named him accordingly
Don't you mean the lord?
❤ love Forrest and stories of his expeditions. Definitely one of my favorite guests
I know that this episode is years old now, but there was a time when insects were monstrously big, in the Carboniferous period over 300 million years ago
The fact that Forrest took over an hour to casually slip in the fact that he discovered the most rare animal on the planet tells you everything you need to know about this gem, LOVE this guy. You'd never even think he's a biologist by looking at him.
He looks exactly like a biologist..
@@Olm9 I don't think a biologist has a "look"
@@manumusicmist My point exactly.. 😉
How else would a biologist look?
He’s a parachute scientist 😬 He didn’t “discover” either the Caiman or the Tortoise, he latched into local scientists who actually had done the hard work and pretty much stole the credit…
after like the 6th jre clip i caved to the whole one
Same. Haha
Took me 2. Lol
Same here lol
Lol same!
Same bruv
This dude is great. Forrest needs to be on Joe's show more often.
Working 12 hours and this podcast keeps me entertained and informed
Too much talking about the thing on the screen and not enough showing the thing on the screen.
I hate that too
it’s so annoying
Richard Alleman frustration station. I’m w you.
Chris Cunningham ok then why show some things and not others.? Prob same answer. All good I guess.
Solution: Video links in a comment for videos mentioned with the time stamp of the part they're talking about in that vid, pin comment by Jamie and then u can watch them on another tab while they talk.
Forrest gets an A+ for changing the subject from brain destroying parasites to tortoises and turtles
Right!? Lol
@@toddperalta2025 I Ii
1:04:25
Brain destroying parasites?.... thats a democrat
Forest is an awesome guest, great stories and good feedback
I really hope he brings Forrest on the show more in the future.
I don't know who this dude is, but he seems like abit of a legend
He said last time he was on that leopards are larger than jaguars. I can't forget that tbh. Cool fella fr
@@mellowfour2067 wouldn't that be true as a leopard would be found in a drier climate than a jaguar, im going to have to watch the other now. thanks.
He is
The guy almost got killed by a lion and he tells like it's nothing! Wtf! Amazing!
@@mellowfour2067 oh for fucks sakes. 3 hour podcast and that's what sticks out to you. Twat.
Forrest is literally the nicest and most polite guest I've ever heard on Joe's show.
Is that you in the picture?
You probably never heard of mister Joey Diaz 😂
@@theAviatoor don't be a creep
@@justinr6439 I'm just asking you idiot
@@theAviatoor is that you in your picture? 😳
Forrest seems like a such a nice, cool dude. Loved this episode
The only thing I wish would change about Joe's show is when he's going, "woooooooah," can we please just see the damn images!?!?
Fascinating to me how people who study animals seem to have the healthiest understanding of humanity
Maybe that’s why ancient martial artist studied animals too
Humans are just animals after all.
@@johnbonh9157 how is that not fascinating you dick 😂😂
Understanding animal behavior, even on a small scale, can help understand human behavior. Were really not that far from other animals. Weve just figured out technically first and faster. But our general behavior is relatively the same.
Because we can see us, as well, just another animal.
"oh I was bitten by a shark" "look"
"What is that scar under it"
"Oh I burned myself cooking crabs yesterday"
*Facepalm*
*laughs out loud*
That's fuckin hilarious
Meron Esho h
I laughed so hard at that lmao!
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Man i could listen to you and forrest for days such a good combo !
Except for his son, I think Forrest is the closest thing to Steve Irwin we will ever see.
His personality, the charisma, his ability to get someone excited about something and the way he tells things. He gives me Steve vibes everytime I see him.
One of my favorite JRE guests ever. The nearly 3 hour podcast took me nearly 5-6 hours to get through because every 2 minutes you guys would send me on a tangent looking up more about what you guys were talking about. Not a passive experience at all. Loved every moment. PLEASE have Forrest on again even if it's just rehashing the same stuff.
Hahaha I did the same thing! It was well worth it.
What would some of the others be?
Lol. I often do such when watching Rogan.
Yes same, fortunately I was smart enough to use my phone whilst still listening.
@@Haadi42 faras zahabi
Galante is such a cool dude. His vast amount of knowledge on animals, environments, & extinct species. It’s truly inspirational. Steve Irwin be proud that someone has stepped up to influence the youth.
Steve Irwin's son is probably offended by this comment, but no one knows for sure because he never stepped out of his dad's shadow.
Check out his pod cast
@@JohnDoe-lt9sg Is he a pompous ass? His son doesn’t do what Forrest does, not even close. I would like to think that he would be humble enough to say his dad would be very impressed.
Cassie is a narc and spoiled biayotch
@@JohnDoe-lt9sg haaa
THANK YOU FOR POSTING....... i listened to this while i was working on my model railway, had to keep stopping to to take a look at the photos..... very interesting infomation ... i like the longer posts... ps hello from australia
Beautiful episode! Just about exchanging knowledge about our amazing planet. We need more of this!
I love it when Forrest Galante says "OK, so you're gonna like this one..." Yes please keep talking for a long time! :)
Episodes like these are why i subscribed.
100%
Randall Carlson is suppose to be back soon as well!
this is one of Joe's best guests. Could listen to this guy for hours
My first listen to full joe rogan podcast usually clips! But from all the clips Galante seemed such a cool humble informative guy and you can tell joe rogan enjoys his company. i loved every second of it, learnt a-lot too. Will watch\listen to the new podcast with Galante
Forrest is one of the most interesting guys that come on this show
I’m up I
Yeah i agree. Watched every second
Seems like a nice guy as well
Joe agrees
Probably be a while before he's back unfortunately since he won't have been able to travel for a year.
I love that when Forrest hasn't heard something or doesn't know something, he doesn't try to bullshit his way through it. He'll straight-up tell you, "I haven't heard about that," or "I don't know." That says a lot about a person. You can tell he genuinely likes to learn as much as he likes to share his knowledge.
But he also keeps it fun and is willing to bs about cryptids. Some of the experts he has on are very opposed to going too deep into the woods on anything.
Totally agree with you. Most egoistic people would try to come up with some bs.
Agreed sir!
He’s not Brenda Schaub
Yessir
Forrest is one of my top 10 favorite guests on this podcast such a fascinating individual love your content Joe!
This episode is FASCINATING!!! LOVE IT!
I love how easy their conversation is, no one talks over each other, they simply relay different stories back and forth between each other and appreciate the other person for their experiences
I feel like they totally went and did the wolf dog thing then and enjoyed chilling together.
Except from the “Oh” “wow” “really?” “What a crazy animal” from Joe “you ever taken DMT?” Rogan.
I think that’s probably why Joe has been so successful with his podcasts. He knows exactly how to converse with people. His communication skills makes his guests feel comfortable like they’re talking to an old respected friend.
I am a sucker for this wildlife talks.
Coyote Peterson should be the next guest.
Joe Rogan said he was supposed to be on a long time ago bit he can't remember why it didn't happen. It was back when Coyote was on The Fighter and the Kid podcast with Schaub and Callen. Joe has talked about the "crazy guy getting stung on TH-cam" several times but keeps forgetting his name is Coyote. I hope he brings him on.
Chandlers wildlife should be on the podcast!
It would be a great episode
I love coyote Peterson
Thanks for introducing me to Forrest, Joe. Ever since i first saw him on your show I've followed and watched him everywhere! He's so amazing and cool!
Seriously one of your top guests that's been on this podcast and that's saying something. Engaging and interesting the entire time. Good back and fourth.
Agreed! Want more nature content? Check out Forrest's podcast and enjoy some Wild Times :)
@@WildTimesPod loyal Brostener since episode 1
@@harrygreb3457 Hellz yea!
@@WildTimesPod can you do me a solid WT Willie or Retep or whome ever this is. I’ve tried to ask this question to Forrest thru the pod numerous times but always got passed over, can you please ask his opinion on the Taurus project and the breeding of cattle to recreate the Aurochs and reintroduce them across Europe
Not only is he brilliant, but... from an interview point of view, he’s easy to listen too. Nobody keeps talking over each other, nobody is yelling, he’s not doing anything annoying at all. Just very well spoken and carries himself with class. Great guest! Big fan.
True, I cringe every time a guest talks over joe
@@henrybp797 sometimes they are Just as fascinated as he is then it is ok 👌
Life would be so empty without this show. Than a million times for the wonderful programs👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I would love to go on an expedition with Joe and Forrest
Forrest needs to be a podcast regular
Space Hippo he already has a tv show...
Definitely! I like how much he knows, but isn't a "know it all" either. Super cool, knows how to have a conversation.
Agreed! Want more nature content? Check out Forrest's podcast and enjoy some Wild Times :)
When Y'all realize Jamie is basically Joe's alexa
This reminds me of the Alexa episode in SouthPark 😂
Young Alexa 😂
Moh Uzair that shit funny ain’t gonna lie I was think that he was joes bitch for a while now
Infrastructure breakdowns wont stop this podcast
“Jamie, pull up that scroll...”
-Josef Roganus, ca. 200 B.C.E.
Forest really does deserve a Steve Irwin level of credibility because the guy does crazy stuff and it's very entertaining and he's also very intelligent and the stories he shares are awesome so I love listening to this cast over and over so thank you so much for this casting Forester really cool guy
You two make warm and fuzzy feel acceptable.
Forrest has to be one of the greatest guests Joe has ever had
If you want to hear more Forrest tales check out his podcast and enjoy some Wild Times! :-)
@@BrofessorRetep I'll check it out! Thanks!
Joe “killer whales kill other whales. That’s why they’re called killer whales” Rogan
@alexiskillmobile im not sure you're right. i think killer whales is not mean as they kill whales, but they are the whales that kill. If they would name them because they killed whales, they;d be called whale killers.
@@janisgrava7884 thats the point..
They are called killer whales because they are an apex predator. While they are known to occasionally kill whales it isn’t something that is consistent with their behaviour or considered a normal source of food for them.
@@janisgrava7884 you don't get the meme I suppose. None of you do apparently
REAPER3fitty lol nope
I swear id love to completely change my life and have a job like this guy he inspires me to change! Bigtime!
This is such a nice episode, got me smiling 😊
please bring on Jeremy wade!!!!!!!
Yes!
i live in the same plae ass him he is a such a lovley man will still and talk to me just amzing legend
Hell yeah. I've been asking for that for ages
YES!
Yes bro
Joe: Look at the size of his sack
Jaime: *zooms in on said sack*
He has done so many podcasts it is second nature to him now
🧐 Really investigating
Nothing gets jo more excited than male genitals
Lol I must have missed that, timestamp please?
Praise Kek 2:44:05
I love Forrest Galante man he’s such an interesting dude!
next time i watch one of these im definately smoke some weed
Forrest is easily one of the greatest guests to ever grace the JRE. I don’t give a shit about wildlife, or animals in particular. Not that I’m a dick to animals, the subject just never interested me. And I was fully engaged and glued to my screen watching this entire interview. He has such a great personality and passion for his work it’s hard not to love him. I hope to see him more
Any updates on this tortoise?
@@zyro_new9135 I only found stuff on the original find.
This is the only episode I've ever listened to lol
Wait how can you say your not interested by animals if 99% of the time Forrest is talking about animals😅😅😅😅 but anyways God Bless bro.
@@leonidessikat4058 I kinda explained it already. The subject of animals never interested me, but Joe and Forrest do a good job of keeping it entertaining.