Interview Referenced Resources

People

• Mike Tyson - the primary subject of the interview, discussed for his past boxing career, personal struggles, and current ventures.
• Joe Rogan - host of the podcast, asking questions and engaging in conversation with Mike Tyson.
• Tom Segura - mentioned at the beginning as being in the house for a few minutes.
• Trevor Berbick - mentioned as a boxer Mike Tyson fought and beat.
• Larry Holmes - mentioned as a former boxing champion and an era of boxing that preceded Tyson's.
• Michael Spinks - mentioned as a boxer who beat Larry Holmes for the title.
• Cus D'Amato - mentioned as Mike Tyson's mentor, his "blueprint" for making Tyson a teenage superstar, and for his psychological warfare tactics.
• Kevin Rooney - mentioned as a trainer for Mike Tyson, with whom he had a good relationship.
• Robin Givens - mentioned in the context of a car accident where she was driving.
• Pablo Escobar - mentioned in relation to his exotic animals and zoo.
• Michael Jackson - mentioned as having exotic animals.
• Charlie Murphy - mentioned as telling a story about Mike Tyson, a lion, and a limousine.
• Khabib Nurmagomedov - discussed as a potential future fighter and the best lightweight of all time.
• Conor McGregor - mentioned in relation to Khabib's dominant win over him.
• Tyron Woodley - mentioned as a potential opponent for Khabib at 170 pounds.
• Georges St-Pierre - mentioned as a potential opponent for Khabib at 170 pounds.
• Jon Jones - discussed for his skills and controversies, and his past fights with Daniel Cormier.
• Alexander Gustafsson - mentioned as someone Jon Jones fought.
• Daniel Cormier - discussed in relation to Jon Jones and his relinquished title, and his potential future fights.
• Jalen Brown - mentioned as a potential actor to play Mike Tyson in a movie.
• Jamie Foxx - mentioned as a potential actor to play Mike Tyson in a movie, with high praise for his versatility.
• Michael Jai White - mentioned as someone who played Tyson in a movie and is a skilled martial artist.
• Rob Hickman - mentioned as Mike Tyson's partner and discussing the possibility of wild animals at Tyson Ranch.
• Terence McKenna - mentioned in relation to a joke about DMT.
• Larry Hagman - mentioned as having taken acid and no longer worrying about death.
• J.R. Ewing - mentioned in relation to Larry Hagman.
• Jimmy Jacobs - mentioned for keeping fight films and doing commentary on old fights.
• Jack Johnson - mentioned as an exceptional boxer and ahead of his time.
• Tony Canzoneri - mentioned as an old-time boxer who evolved the sport.
• Harry Armstrong - mentioned as an old-time boxer.
• Benny Leonard - mentioned as an old-time boxer and a superstar.
• Stanley Ketchell - mentioned as a middleweight who fought Jack Johnson, a badass puncher who was killed.
• Roberto Durán - mentioned as a wild and beautiful fighter with rhythm.
• Marvin Hagler - held up as an example of discipline and mental strength, with impressive training rituals.
• Tommy Hearns - mentioned as an opponent in a great middleweight fight against Marvin Hagler.
• Sugar Ray Leonard - mentioned as someone who fought Marvin Hagler smartly, not at their prime.
• Lennox Lewis - mentioned in relation to Mike Tyson's post-fight interview where he talked about eating children.
• Mr. T - mentioned as Rocky's antagonist in Rocky III, known for his trash talk.
• Dee - Mike Tyson's wife, mentioned in relation to him leaving to meet her and a car accident.
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. - mentioned as having been on the "Hot Boxing" podcast.
• Miguel - mentioned as performing at the first show at Tyson Ranch.
• Mark Schultz - mentioned in relation to the movie "Foxcatcher" and his UFC fight.
• Dave Schultz - mentioned as Mark Schultz's brother who was murdered.
• Gary "Big Daddy" Goodrich - mentioned as a UFC fighter Mark Schultz fought, whose role was changed in the movie "Foxcatcher".
• Alexander the Great - mentioned as an inspiration for believing oneself to be more than what one is.
• Jerry Cooney - mentioned as a boxer Mike Tyson might have fought for the title.
• Tyson Fury - mentioned in relation to his fight with Deontay Wilder.
• Deontay Wilder - mentioned for his power and his fight with Tyson Fury.
• Andrew Galata - mentioned in relation to a marijuana test and a $300,000 fine.
• Seals - mentioned as veterans who find relief in psychedelics.

Organizations

• UFC - mentioned in the context of Mike Tyson being seen there and the general environment.
• Sports Illustrated - mentioned for featuring Mike Tyson on its cover as "Kid Dynamite".
• Starbucks - mentioned in the context of rehab and hanging out there.
• MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies) - mentioned for their work in legalizing psychedelics, particularly psilocybin, and MDMA studies for PTSD.
• Tyson Ranch - Mike Tyson's current business venture, discussed in detail regarding its resort plans, concerts, and cannabis business.
• Playboy Mansion - mentioned as a place Mike Tyson hung out at.
• CNN - mentioned as the outlet where Larry Hagman did an interview.
• Dope Magazine - mentioned as a place where information about Tyson Ranch can be found.
• The Commission - mentioned in relation to the $300,000 fine for marijuana.

Documents

• Sports Illustrated cover - mentioned as featuring Mike Tyson as "Kid Dynamite" at 19 years old.

Tools

• Treadmill - mentioned as the only form of workout Mike Tyson does now.
• Hammer - used as an analogy for abusing tools.
• Heavy bag - mentioned in the context of Mike Tyson still hitting it.
• Projector - mentioned in relation to how Jimmy Jacobs showed old fight films.
• Razor blade - mentioned in the process of extracting DMT from toads.
• Laptop - implied in the context of accessing information online.

Technologies

• Internet - mentioned as a place to find old Sports Illustrated issues.
• YouTube - mentioned as a platform to find old fight films and Charlie Murphy's story.
• VHS - mentioned in relation to the availability of fight films in the past.
• Social Media - Mike Tyson mentions not messing with it directly, but having people manage it for him.
• Instagram - mentioned as a place where Mike Tyson saw information about Tyson Ranch.
• Pay-per-view - mentioned in the context of people paying for fights and the excitement they brought.

Other

• 5-MeO-DMT (Five Methoxy Dimethyltryptamine) - discussed as a psychedelic drug with different effects than regular DMT, specifically lacking visuals.
• DMT (Dimethyltryptamine) - discussed extensively for its ego-dissolving and mind-altering properties, its natural production in the body, and its illegal status.
• Psilocybin (Mushrooms) - discussed in the context of legalization efforts and its potential benefits, chemically related to DMT.
• MDMA - mentioned in relation to MAPS' studies with veterans and people with PTSD.
• Cannabis (Marijuana) - discussed extensively as a business venture (Tyson Ranch), its medicinal and relaxing properties, its history of illegality, and its current legal status in some places.
• The Toad - mentioned as a source of a powerful psychedelic experience (likely referring to Bufo alvarius or Sonoran Desert toad venom, containing 5-MeO-DMT).
• Coachella - mentioned as an example of a large concert event that might be held at Tyson Ranch.
• Hot Boxing - Mike Tyson's podcast, discussed with its premise of smoking weed and having conversations.
• LSD (Acid) - mentioned in relation to Larry Hagman's experience and its effect on his fear of death.
• Cocaine (Coke) - discussed as a drug Mike Tyson never tried, but witnessed its destructive effects on others.
• "Foxcatcher" (Movie) - discussed in relation to historical accuracy and changes made to the story.
• Psych Ward - mentioned as a place Mike Tyson has been, where he was given medication to calm him down.
• Glamping - mentioned as a type of accommodation planned for Tyson Ranch.