What podcasts say about Taylor Sheridan
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What Taylor Sheridan has said on podcasts
38 statements · 11 positive · 18 negative · 1 mixed · 8 neutral
White-faced horses with white extending above the eyes are typically deaf.
“Typically if you see a horse with a white face and the white goes above the eyes, typically that horse is deaf.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 2:33
Russia, China, and Qatar fund groups to divide and weaken adversary societies.
“Qatar, for example, obviously. Russia, China, all these are enemies. Donating money to all of these various groups to divide, to just eat away from the inside.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 11:31
Some homelessness NGOs worsen problems to preserve government funding.
“They don't create them to solve problems. Anything exacerbate the problem, make the problem worse, make it longer, make it bigger.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 13:40
Outlawing ranching would produce 900 million cattle within three decades.
“So now we have 900 million cattle in three decades.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 16:52
- on Oregon animal-protection ordinanceNegativeJun 23, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
The proposed Oregon animal-protection ordinance will probably pass.
“It'll probably pass.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 17:28
Producing one almond requires approximately 19 gallons of water.
“Almonds. The amount. It's something like 19 gallons of water is what you have to give to get one almond.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 20:15
Grazing causes grass to grow better.
“because grasses, grass grows better when it's being grazed.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 27:01
Nearly all of Sheridan’s cowboys have ranch-management degrees.
“Almost every one of my cowboys has a ranch management degree.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 31:16
Sheridan’s productions prepare in four weeks instead of the typical twelve.
“Typically, a TV show will start up and they'll prep for 12 weeks before they start filming. We do it in four.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 34:15
Petroleum currently has no existing replacement.
“The reality is we don't have an alternative. Like it does not exist. It simply doesn't exist.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 36:10
Cold fusion may become a reliable petroleum replacement in 30–40 years.
“our best hope for a replacement of petroleum fuels is cold fusion. And we're 30, 40 years from it being something that we can rely upon”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 36:23
The U.S. possesses weapons technology four generations beyond a recently used system.
“For that to be used, there's something four generations past that 100 that they're playing with now.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 43:37
Society will still suffer COVID-era institutional distrust in 30 years.
“I think in 30 years, when they look back, like we're still suffering from a society from COVID like still.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 49:46
Congress should impose twelve-year term limits for both chambers.
“I think the most important legislation that we could pass right now is term limits. I think, I think 12 years tops in Congress and I think probably 12 years in the Senate, two six year terms in the Senate.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 55:37
News outlets manufacture content and provoke fear or anger to retain viewers.
“when there's not, you gotta make some shit up or push an opinion. And that's where we've gotten with news now. Now it's news is piss em off and scare the shit out of them. Yeah, that's how we keep them watching.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 59:03
COVID-19 originated from a Wuhan laboratory studying COVID.
“I've never seen anything as flagrantly obvious as Covid coming from the Wuhan lab, studying Covid.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:01:02
Ivermectin has efficacy and antiviral properties against COVID-19.
“it talks about the efficacy of Ivermectin and antiviral properties, specifically. COVID 19.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:02:49
A leader seeking a pardon before charges indicates possible criminal conduct.
“pretty much anytime the head of an institute is begging for a pardon when he hasn't been charged with any crime is pretty good indicator. You might want to look and see if there's been a crime committed.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:04:23
Obama attempted a major anti-government-fraud initiative but was blocked by resistance.
“When Obama was president, he made a big public statement about, about going after government fraud. They were aware of it then. I mean they've been aware of it for it's always taken place but on the scale. And, and he tried and he caught resistance to the point that he wasn't able to do his version of a doge.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:17:13
- on Homelessness and fentanyl addictionPositiveJun 23, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
Homeless people with severe addiction should be taken into drug-free supervised treatment.
“How about you pick them up off the street and you take them somewhere and go, look, there's a curfew here and you ain't doing no drugs. We're going to clean you out.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:23:01
The opioid crisis helped lead to widespread fentanyl use.
“It was the gateway to fentanyl.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:31:23
Pharmaceutical companies will prevent ibogaine from becoming available.
“pharmaceutical companies aren't gonna let that shit out.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:35:06
Performative entrepreneurs exploit government funding without solving the problems they identify.
“come up with a problem, then go pitch some version of Karen's solution to a government and take the fucking money and never solve the problem.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:39:55
At least five humanoid species lived concurrently.
“there were at least four, maybe five species of humanoid living at the same time. At least five.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:52:14
Human-evolution science relies on highly incomplete discoveries.
“we're basing an entire science upon incredibly incomplete discoveries.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 1:52:32
Facing the rising sun establishes west behind, north left, and south right.
“If the sun comes up in the morning and you're facing it right then behind you is west, to your left is north, to your right is south.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 2:07:35
AI machines provide learned answers without users personally acquiring that knowledge.
“You can ask a machine. The machine's done all the learning. You just get an answer that you didn't earn.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 2:12:29
Lioness avoids taking a political side while examining espionage and military interaction.
“It doesn't choose a political side. It just looks at the, the tradecraft of espionage and how it intermingles with our military.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 2:14:42
Low-tech espionage methods are deliberately used because they are harder to trace.
“a lot of it's also very low tech by its. By design because it's harder to. It's harder to trace.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 2:19:45
Bribery and blackmail are the most-used tools in espionage tradecraft.
“You're either bribing someone with money or blackmailing them. And that's typically those, Those are the two tools that, that are being used the most in tradecraft and in the spy game.”
Open the episode · #2517 - Taylor SheridanListen at 2:19:57
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