Joe Rogan Experience

John Reeves is an Alaskan gold miner who first came to public prominence on the 2012 National Geographic docu-series "Goldfathers." More recently, his ongoing search for gold uncovered the remains of thousands of Ice Age animals lying beneath the permafrost on his property. The discovery is featured in the 2019 documentary "Boneyard Alaska" and popular Instagram account @theboneyardalaska. www.fairbanksgoldco.com

[@izabellejohnson5228]

from alaska.. best interview of anyone speaking on alaska ever. thank you.

[@crystalBall0ffire]

All I have to say as a present Alaskan resident (born/raised), this place is da BOMB!!! I lived in Hawaii for 31 years & now back home for 5 years & I don’t want to leave again. It’s like no other…The Last Frontier!!! Everybody who comes here wants to come back to live here. There’s money to be made, it’s not as crowded as the lower 48 & you see wild life & the northern lights all the time unexpectedly. People are nice & there is no traffic. Anchorage is the largest city & that what I’m referring to here. Lots to do if your like Joe in this interview…. ❤️💙💛

[@brandonwilliams6107]

Man this dude be awesome talk too. I bet he’s got stories for days.

[@toddvardam5344]

made a movie about him., Forrest Gump😂

[@blixboomin4952]

This man John Reeves is awesome.

[@williammcloughlin-nk4vq]

This has to be one of the best ever Joe podcasts surely? 👌🙌

[@TheUnexpected111]

This dude is a legend.

[@luckynumbersevuuun]

sometimes, rivers have deep potholes, and over time, animals will drown in the river and get swept into the pothole, and then buried by gravel and such. the river keeps moving and someday it moves away from the buried pothole full of bones and gravel and gold. and then 1000's of years later this dude shows up and digs it up.

[@silverfox9875]

Can’t wait to have John back in December !

[@Eelbackwards]

My cousin who is an Aviation Mechanic took a position in Anchorage, and lived in Alaska. He worked for Jumart on their choppers which are a primary source of transport for some of the Geologists visiting mountaintops related to Minerals, etc. He once relayed to me how he was working in the Northern Hemisphere and was working on the inside of a chopper. He could only do so for 10 to 15 minutes at time, then he would have to return to the shop and warm for an hour. When he reached for a tool the fingers of the elbow length snow glove he had bought in Colorado snapped off. It was in excess of 49 Below Zero. Yes, Alaska is a massive state, but only certain people want to live in the areas considered habitable. Very interesting stuff to see and consider what mass extinction event caused so many deaths of Ice Age animals in quantity!?!?! Thanks Joe! Thanks John!

[@denislemelin7653]

Just amazing stuff Joe, you are one fortunate man.

[@robertcronin6603]

Fascinating stuff!

[@paulrayls9443]

OUTSTANDING!!!!!!

[@AlskiKPAT82]

Some of that stuff was found in converse indiana too. That is awesome though!

[@user-kb4rx6tr1x]

Классный выпуск Джо 👍🏻

[@unluckycharms9017]

Elk were introduced to Afognak, Kodiak and the other islands around there. Not all that long ago, I think early 1900’s.

[@CraigRadala]

Lines up well with a catastrophic flood….

[@thedude1982]

Must of dropped all the Spotify episodes on KZbin

[@simbob_2838]

If all these animals were killed in a much larger area, is there a possibility after that impact(s) of the Younger Dryas. It could have broke the ice and released huge amounts of water and ice that would have flooded the area and pushed all the remains of the animals down the mountains and eventually they all get caught a choke point that just so happens to be John's 5 acres? Just theorising here but I'd like to see what other people think. (Edited) I've now seen the second podcast which John confirms that the size of the area is actually 2 acres. Even stranger.

[@guymandude999]

Apparently early man, after crossing the Bering Strait land bridge, survived mostly on Snufluffaguss's. They were easily killed because they were very curious about Homo Erectus, and would approach wanting to tell stories and sing songs

[@jamesgranderson2890]

Nice

[@MusicalAbyss]

Let's go!

[@matthewgrant1068]

What a guy

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

1:53:00 Want to destroy the African elephant ivory trade? Offer the the ancient ivory to the Chinese wholesale. That’s who’s buying all the elephant ivory on the black market

[@voretex4202]

Already buying from Siberia on massive amounts

[@voretex4202]

In

[@markrundquist3348]

I'm thinking a catastrophic impact event causes a massive die off followed by a massive flood which picked up the dead animals and they were funneled into this particular valley which for some geographic reason became a collection area

[@fanaticforager6610]

On the paleo/geological scientific tact, as a curious kid my late father offered me to watch 📺 what’s now known as a discovery program/channel, on the ABC Network. Whilst watching some celebrity geologist’s random field demonstration 🪨 💥 ⛏️, he picked up a manageable fossilised granite sample, then proceeded to access it’s centre..❗️ The reaction of the starch collared presenter, along with his besotted camera man, was PRICELESS ✨🤣 The programme seemed to end after that Miraculous find ., I was just a kid, so I still don’t know 🤷🏻 what happened to that improbable finding‼️ Of what L👀ks like a rimfire spark plug, in the centre of that fossilised globule of abyssal sediment ‼️🎬 #Science

[@earth-2-ethan]

Ever seen a big pile of logs in a river eddy? Likely how they got there I betcha.

[@user-dw8xv2cr3s]

John: Jaime, do you use a pipe? Jaime: for what? John: hahaha

[@thabobaloyi9451]

Present!!!

[@crystalBall0ffire]

Lol! “It’s melting!” Freakin hilarious Joe R. I was born in Fairbanks (19 yrs), it’s gotta be the only cool thing other than Chena Hot Springs. Moose meat is the Best!!!! Yummy!!

[@TheArtfryne]

those animals were part of a mukbang

[@Bloomcycle]

He's on a episode of Gold Rush with Parker

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

1:50:00 Some guitar picks are celluloid and are extremely flammable…… useless fact but great party trick.

[@MichaelBlack-ud4bg]

A Tsunami caused by the asteroid that hit the Yucatan could have easily moved ALL of those animals to the Yucatan.

[@robbieprickett8090]

It's not in the Yucatan...lol.... way off..... it's in Alaska buddy

[@aotearoablues]

Your all silly

[@HYEpower]

1:21:21 in another 12,000 years man with find the burried airport on his land and wonder how it got there

[@ashentmariner]

Just took the 2024 best Story teller's Award Kaptain 🌍 âyâπn ❤

[@johnhudson7357]

Got so much shit going on in this interview and I'm all about it all.

[@oddsman01]

So what happened? Flood right? Anyone date the bones yet?

[@jamusloos2859]

The great flood was real folks.

[@StevenMeadows-lw2dd]

Exactly

[@jasonredmond1169]

When people start talking about how amazing a moose is and looking forward to the next hunt ? I don't get it ?;

[@unluckycharms9017]

Bro, it’s a fuckin 11 foot tall deer with antlers that you can’t get through a door. How is that not cool?

[@MassiveCoolFactor]

they are talking about how amazing they taste

[@outdoorloser4340]

Moose tacos de Birria with a quality salsa verde' will have you buying a hunting license bro.. 🌮

[@simonmartin3433]

NOBODY CARES.

[@unluckycharms9017]

@@simonmartin3433 Clearly you cared enough to read the thread and type a comment lol

[@nissepisse9768]

Haha it has started again

[@kyle_Hays]

Joe likes big bones lol

[@Crusader143d]

fuck is going on with all these drops

[@reneaguayo9956]

Can joe or John hook me up with a job

[@johnhudson7357]

can ya only imagine

[@Jumbo344]

Wrong number.

[@randypruden9104]

beaver and bear is some of the most discussing meat you can eat, get real Joe lol moose is by far the best tasting meat tho

[@King_Kenn]

Aye

[@Create-dg8rf]

1st

[@penhullwolf5070]

JRE carpet bombing KZbin....

[@whoizray_]

JOE LET MY FAMILY BE FREE THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOUR PODCAST ANYMORE LET ME SEE MY WIFE AND KIDS

[@KuningasIV]

vittu lol 😆

[@TheMechanicchic]

What is wrong with you ?

[@jimwednt1229]

Better question is: what ISN'T wrong with him?😅

[@user-lz9bk6oy5y]

🤔

[@shadiefox1]

😮

[@davidsnyder2000]

I love steak, but not a fan of killing animals for food or sport. I just can’t bring myself to kill virtually anything God has created.

[@King_Kenn]

Aye