I'm 59 Years old, retired Marine, so get her aches and pains. I admire her childlike love for nature. She is much stronger than me, and many Marines. She is so honest.
Well...the "real American" is not a rugged adrenaline junkie like this woman, but rather an indentured 9-to-5 walking machine consumerist junkie. It's exactly like what George Carlin said: we turned a beautiful landscape into one giant and ugly shopping mall.
@David Johnson What you said about the pioneers is exactly right. That spirit doesn't exist anymore. If it does, it's obviously an exception than the norm. You missed my point dude. Don't react on impulse.
So relatable. I, too, live in a very isolated region in the Andes mountains. I raise livestock to eat and feed my dogs. No bears, no snow, but mountain lions abound. No city electricity, sewerage, water. No electric tools. No plumbers or handymen. I have only a small solar setup. 3 to 4 months of the year there is no running water so I have to haul it from the river. Mudslides during the rainy season. My husband could not tolerate this way of life and I could not tolerate the life we had in NYC. He went back and I stayed. We are still best friends.
I'm so jealous your living the dream I'm sure a lot of us have but only the few get to live it kids home job stuck in the grind every day I wish you all the luck and hope you enjoy the freedom
@@denisconnolly787 do what you wanna do. Glenn has a family and makes it work as do I. I have a daughter and live my dream. Her mother was not into it but we are still super close and make it work and split time with our little one half and half the week and she loves both life styles. Mines not as extreme as sue but I'll probably move more toward that when girly grows and chooses her own way....... Not saying you're doing it wrong. Being a good parent should always come first. Sounds like you're doing that and that means something. I'm just saying don't be afraid to pursue your dream cause you cab always find a way and those who love you will help you toward it. Amituofo.
What a complete badass. Randomly found this show on Netlfix and so glad I did. It's incredible. Also amazing to see Joe so completely intrigued with her life. He was loving this.
So true I find myself wishing they had more Sue segments during an episode. I think they could do whole episodes of nothing but sue and they’d do phenomenal in the ratings!
I love this woman. Sue Aikens is - by far - the best person on Life Below Zero, and one of the most amazing and inspiring women I have ever known. Period. Five years since this aired. I wish Joe would have her back on for an update.
I love that you are you, Sue! I'm soon to begin a nomadic lifestyle and Alaska is my goal. Your show has gotten me through rehab of 3 surgeries, several dark times as well as wanting the adventure from my chair. Keep being who you are and don't let anyone or anything stop you from your own desires. I'm hoping our paths will cross one day. May the sun shine on your face and the wind at your back.
There's an ignorance of psychology there, bc there's a difference between dwelling on the past, and acknowledging deep rooted things that set you on your course. Every human ever, is affected by what happened during early childhood
That this episode doesn't have millions of views is beyond me. One of the most riveting interviews I've ever watched. What an amazing, inspiring woman!
She said she's not alone because of any personal "issues" at the beginning of the podcast...but what she says at about 35 minutes makes me question that. This woman got hurt. She looks at people as predators whose actions she can't predict. She doesn't trust and wants to keep herself away.
Maybe, or maybe she's just being rational. Her distrust of random people walking the street, I wouldn't say is crazy at all. There are plenty of rapists and murderers who have yet to be caught and put in jail. And there are plenty of people who snap and go on random killing sprees. The chances of you running into one of them and them actually harming you might be low, but a lot of people are "predators."
playandrepeat But to just say, "This woman got hurt." can't be responsible considering she never said she was. She might have, she might not have been, right?
No comparing those two at all. That lady didn’t do anything. Literally never shot anything or had to survive in anyway. She had plenty of supplies, buildings and everything. Anyone can go up there and do what she did if they can handle the cold
@@maninthezoo did you listen or watch the same show I did? She got mauled by a bear and sewed her shoulder skin back in her body, walked 4 miles to get back to her place. Laid there for 10 days before anyone found her. That was just one of the things that happened to her. She spent 60 days in - 100° cold cuz she ran out of oil for the heat. That was documented. The bear mauling was at a time they weren't there for shooting. I could go on but I've spent enough time explaining things to a person that's delusional enough to make a blanket statement such as yours. Lol omg dude I've never heard such bull crap. But I'm probably replying to a 10 year old. 😂
@@maninthezoo I know you are. That was my point. The show I asked if you had seen along with the rest of us. I'm sorry I was harsh but your statement was ludicrous. She had said the filming crew wasn't there 24/7. When the snow banks were 9-22 feet high and the weather was bad, they didn't come. Certain months it was impossible to get to her camp. A pack of documented Wolves always circled her camp for years. Trying to get in. Hell, the wolverines were between 100-150 lbs. She said and I checked it out. Wolverines have a memory instilled in them from any area where they've been attacked or had negative memories of until they perish. They continuously attack that area and for some reason one would keep attacking one of the tents and destroy it once a week. She'd follow the rope over the banks to fix the destroyed tent because it had equipment and her bobcat she needed to clear the runway with. She was in charge of protecting the clients that used the camp as a bnb at various times of the year. Scientists and regular folks alike. 8 admire her and her job. I just wish you did too. But it's easier to hate n talk badly about someone I guess. She's got more balls than Joe as he said through out the podcast. You could see the admiration he had for her. She's lived that life since she was left 8n Alaska at the age of 7 by her mother. Instead of running to get out in a home for abandoned children, she decided to fend for herself and learn the life of a frontier person and lived off the land until she found her 1st husband and started a family.
Robin Buglio she lived in actual buildings. I’d really doubt she was in danger of wolves or these terrible wolverines coming in her house. Maybe she was in danger because she couldnt hit the broad side of a barn with a gun. If she built her own shelter and lived in it like %90 of the people on these shows then maybe. Idk if you’ve seen alone but thats what really impresses me. All she had to do was stay in a bulding. Her job sounds pretty similar to pretty much anyone living in alaska or the northern hemisphere. Oh and fyi i was born and raised in MT so i know a thing or two about large predators. (Grizzlies, black bears, wolves, mountain lions, coyotes and yes wolverines)
I watched this a year ago or so and now I work about 100 miles north of her on the Northern border against the sea. She isn’t lying about the weather and animals. I run into Foxes and Caribou and bears (Polar and Grizzly) constantly, but she’s more of a BAMF because I have the support of the oil companies’ resources. She has to deal with so much more. She’s amazing!!!!
Well there is the docuseries show called "life below zero" but i would totally watch a full feature length biopic film about her life. Her Bear Attack Scene could rival the Revenant 😂
If there were an award for the most self-actualized person on earth she'd win it...... Buddhist monks aren't this in tune with reality. Mr. Rogan, you need to get her back on the podcast if you can.
theBarzeen - I was about to type this is the most well adjusted, down to earth lady I've ever seen when I read your comment. I bet her bullshit meter has never pegged 2.
Your aunt lived with Sue at Kavik or at her real home which is just outside Fairbanks? Sue only lives at Kavik a couple of months in the summer catering to the tourists running a B&B, but they never show that aspect of Kavik on Life Below Zero because it would destroy their carefully crafted image of survivor Sue living off the land in the wild 24/7. The Kavik camp is non-operational 9 months of the year. On the show, they claim Kavik is a functioning year-round refueling station for small aircraft which is total bullshit, its actually a frozen abandoned wasteland most of the year! The film crew flys Sue into Kavik in the winter to film the scenes for the show but she doesn't actually live there, her real home is in Fairbanks.
@@allanshpeley4284 You can find most of the information about this fake show right here on this facebook forum which is run by local Alaskans who know what's really going on: facebook.com/groups/461237487963899/
@@prophetmargin7497 So your source is some random person on the internet who claims to be from the same state and is part of a Facebook group meant to criticize LBZ? I'm not much of a fan of Sue, but I'm not going to buy that she doesn't live at Kavik for most of the year without solid proof.
I lived in Alaska for over 30 years... 20 of those years my nearest neighbor was 6 miles away... I can relate to what she is saying... There is so much to do... I miss it so much ... I have a 8 foot 2 inch Grizzly Bear... Thank you for bringing back my memories... luvs aunti
I love Sue man! I could set and talk with her for days! She’s one of the most fascinating people I’ve ever watched and/or witnessed in my entire life!! And let’s not get it twisted she’s without a doubt one of the most badass women that have walked the face of the earth!! Keep the content and the knowledge coming sue!!! 👍
I like myself ...I crack myself up and I'm very comfortable in my own skin..... WOW mind blowing to me....wish I could learn that....well...with my Sobriety that's exactly what I plan on doing...please pray for me
David♥️sending hugs from Tasmania....my advice! Exercise, move, walk, walk further the next day, get in a garden,make a garden, grow stuff....ride a bike, get some weights and lift them, find some good books and read them, autobiographies about interesting people, swim, run, jog, climb something make it a challenge...eat as healthy as you can, you must....but you must move,and you will get mentally stronger and obviously fitter and then you will know yourself, I guarantee it👍👍
We Love Sue💕💕! She’s funny and gutsy. Her critics need to spend a month there alone. Sue’s clips are always fun. We’re sorry Glen won’t be on. I understand where he was going w his more philosophical approach, but that’s over some people’s heads. Will miss you !! 💕💕
this woman is awesome, I thought she's was gonna be like some back woods hillbilly. She's actually really smart. She knows more about big cities than people who live in them
king hippo I didn’t know joe interviewed her until I watched the Glenn one, but I knew about both of them for a few years before they even made the Glenn one
You can't let fear rule your life! I've been robbed at gunpoint in the grooming shop where I worked in Houston in 1985. 45 magnum pistol upside my head. I survived a horrific housefire in 2000. I got a Careflight in Oct 18 broken to bits. I hit the ground with the force of a ton off my Arab mare who slipped in our gravel driveway. Collapsed lung, broken back in 2 places, broken ribs both sides, a/c separation, head injury all at age 56. I'm 62 now and still kicking running my organice farm here in NE Texas while taking care of my husband who is dying with ALS. Strong women kick ass and take names!!
@@valley5617 oh man, 7 years is a lonnnnnng time enduring ALS. I sent the man I love more than anyone in the world, my husband Brent Villarreal, peacefully to the other side April 30. Tue he wss "fine"...our fine in ALS world. Wed. He barely knew I was there. Thursday we ended the ALS journey we started together hand in hand, hearts beating together when we turned his ventilator and all the other machines off. He didnt struggle to breathe at all. I talked him through it and he peacefully transitioned into the Spirit world. It was amazing and the best part of this horrific nightmare NO ONE should ever have to endure. July 21, 2016 was dx with Bulbar ALS. His started at end stage with breathing choking, aspirating, turning blue in front of me. 3 years, 9 months and 9 days.
Deb Stover oh my! My thumbs up was in support, sister. One can hardly “like” ALS. So sorry for your loss. These people who are terrified of COVID19 are driving me crazy. Those of us who have dealt with it daily don’t hide behind masks and gloves. My husband actually died of a cold when a caregiver came to work sick. When I got home and saw her sniffling I was livid. She said she felt good enough and knew I needed to go to work. (Baloney - my boss was used to me calling in with emergencies.) I told her that kind of thinking could risk his life told her not to come back. Turns out I was right. I had kept him alive and healthy for 7 years and someone’s thoughtlessness killed him.
@@valley5617 same with my thumbs up to you. I took care of my hub by myself from day one until he left our home via ambulance for the last time to go live in skilled nursing home when I had to fight the frigging for profit health system to make sure he got what he needed when he needed it. This is one fucked up health system, which Im sure you know. I chronicled everything via our go fund me because no one would believe the hell we had to go through on top of ALS. If you would like to read it, pm me please. My plan is to make changes that actually help familes living in long term traumatic catastrophic diseases. I want a St Judes for ALS and ALZ victims/families where everythi g is taken care of financially for the duration. The stress of losing everything, becoming homeless with no way to live on top of ALS is terrifying.
Sue is one of the toughest SOB's I've ever heard talkin to Rogan. We have been watching her show for years and now I want to get my husband a trip to Kavic to hunt caribou
Recently purchased all seasons of Life Below Zero and Sue's parts are the only ones I'm interested in. She's extremely smart, funny, personable, brutally honest and probably the most reasonable person I've ever seen speak.
Hi Sue, Thank you for allowing me into your world thru your show segments at Nat Geo. I really enjoy your philosophical words, your sayings. They hold so much basic and sane truth! Stay safe, stay warm, stay close to your fabulous sense of humor. That's what helps me too with my life and my work too (I'm an art teacher). Merry Christmas! Lynsey
@@jonsmith7659 : He was fun to watch but my favorite is the dog sled dude, Jesse. I like his story and I like how he went about becoming the person he is. The Hailstones are great and I cant think of the name of that other couple, the older one, white guy and native wife, they are such a great team.
Damn Right, what an amazing human being, so glad I found out the name of the amazing program I watched a few year's ago that I couldn't remember. My dream to live that life, no fone, Internet, blah, blah, just reality. Go Sue!
Sue, you ROCK and are a true inspiration to me ,even through my disability! You make me tell myself" if Sue can do it, so can I"!! I'm in my 50's and I'm jealous you have such an awesome sky with gorgeous colors!
This interview made me realized why I love Joe. He appreciates life so damn much that little things just blow his mind. So when someone like her tells him something decently amazing he just goes insane.lol. Ppl like that are fun to be around.
Sue your my favorite person from life below zero and this interview sealed my respect for you mam you have the biggest balls and the best mind GOD BLESS
I was obsessed with Below Zero, and Sue was the cherry on the top of that show because she's such a badass! She shows women how to be fearless and live an adventurous life -- I love that!
Joe, I hunt in the fall, often solo. I was bow hunting for elk in 2012 in north central Idaho, north of Elk City, which is an old gold mining town. I had known that there were a lot of wolves in the area, and they had definitely impacted the elk hunting, negatively. As my week progressed, I saw a lot of wolf sign basically everywhere. From tracks to scat, hair and hearing howls in the evening. On the third day, I was planning on walking an overgrown gated skid road. I was riding my ATV and had just pulled up to the gate and parked. As I was dismounting, I looked behind me and there was a wolf, black, medium sized, juvenile looking at me from less than 50 feet! When we locked eyes, the wolf disappeared in a flash. Two nights later, around 0230 in the morning, I was startled awake by a wolf howl, very close and very loud! As I sat up in my cot, another wolf joined in, then another, and another, and at least two more joined in. They were probably around 100-150 feet away and were very, very loud! So loud that I estimated that if someone had been with me there in my tent, we wouldn't have been able to hear each other talk. I grabbed my glock 20 10mm and as soon as I opened the tent and got out, they stopped! So, obviously, they were looking at my camp and obviously they were trying to tell me something.
Dorrell: No shit though!!! But if she was handed meatless bacon, she'd probably pull out that 5" bear claw sloce his throat, take a shit on him and throw him in the incinerator.
Love your interview with Sue , she's a great person .As you said we could do with more people like her. Honest and she has the courage to live life the way she wants . Thanks Joe .
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Life below zero really doesn’t do her justice. There is so much more to her than what you see on the show. She is a amazing person.
Would love to send her a letter!
@@mdray3976 pen it up 📝
She is the dumbest person on the show, what is wrong with you people
@@matthewlamb9658 would love to see you try and survive out there
Props to Joe for letting Sue speak, and not interrupting. Great interview.
This is honestly the first time I've ever watched an entire podcast. Truly riveting.
I can relate...same here.
My thoughts exactly
Holy crap,
Sue is the strongest person I have ever heard of. I must go to her place.
She has to write a book.
Okay Marty the bear, I see you.... Lmao
She deserves mad props for finding a way to use the phrase "fear factor" in a serious conversation with Joe Rogan.
Yeah and it went right over Joes head lol
It appears, fear is not a factor for sue.
RIGHT!!! she is a bad ass all the way around!
Bahahaha. For real though.
True never thought of Rogans old show
Best quote of all time, "If you have one foot in the past, and one in the future, the only place you aren't living in is today!"
I like this one: "You've got one leg in yesterday, one leg in tomorrow, and you're pissing all over today."
@@TheAmosmakiI like the one where I piss down one leg and the other foot is up your asssssssssssimdrunk
@@TheAmosmakiThe original was better 🙄
Sue was my favorite from day 1!! A super rare female indeed! NO drama, Honest, clear perspectives, tough mentally and physically, a complete woman!!!
Yes. For sure
No drama 😭😭 it’s a reality tv show and she’s more dramatic than any of them..
@@Wheels_deals I like Sue. She's favorite on the show
Sue is great without a doubt. I wouldnt want to be stuck in her camp
This is by far the most underrated podcasts Joe’s done
I'm 59 Years old, retired Marine, so get her aches and pains. I admire her childlike love for nature. She is much stronger than me, and many Marines. She is so honest.
Doug Wheeler Semper Fi. You’re absolutely correct.
I'm sure she believes what she says, but it does not reach -100F in Alaska.
@@bobhorgan1334 there's been recordes temperatures of -70c which is -94f, so I definitely wouldn't doubt that it's been -100f.
This woman is the embodiment of what it means to be a 'real American,' in the best sense of the word.
Never mind real American, she’s a real woman, period.
Well...the "real American" is not a rugged adrenaline junkie like this woman, but rather an indentured 9-to-5 walking machine consumerist junkie. It's exactly like what George Carlin said: we turned a beautiful landscape into one giant and ugly shopping mall.
@David Johnson What you said about the pioneers is exactly right. That spirit doesn't exist anymore. If it does, it's obviously an exception than the norm. You missed my point dude. Don't react on impulse.
REAL WOMANNNNNNN !!!
This woman has so many attractive qualities about her. Her positivity is endlessly refreshing!
i was thinking she was hot, and then i googled and saw she was in her 60s.... i have an issue
What a fantastic person. First time I've seen Joe silent almost through the entire episode. He looks spell bound...and rightly so.
If you think he's silent in this watch the Edward Snowden podcast
@@moto1p1 Yep with Snowden he is even quieter. That means you know Joe is doing some serious absorbing of data.
So relatable. I, too, live in a very isolated region in the Andes mountains. I raise livestock to eat and feed my dogs. No bears, no snow, but mountain lions abound. No city electricity, sewerage, water. No electric tools. No plumbers or handymen. I have only a small solar setup. 3 to 4 months of the year there is no running water so I have to haul it from the river. Mudslides during the rainy season. My husband could not tolerate this way of life and I could not tolerate the life we had in NYC. He went back and I stayed. We are still best friends.
Did you say no snow? Count me in, I would love it.
I'm so jealous your living the dream I'm sure a lot of us have but only the few get to live it kids home job stuck in the grind every day I wish you all the luck and hope you enjoy the freedom
@@denisconnolly787 do what you wanna do. Glenn has a family and makes it work as do I. I have a daughter and live my dream. Her mother was not into it but we are still super close and make it work and split time with our little one half and half the week and she loves both life styles. Mines not as extreme as sue but I'll probably move more toward that when girly grows and chooses her own way....... Not saying you're doing it wrong. Being a good parent should always come first. Sounds like you're doing that and that means something. I'm just saying don't be afraid to pursue your dream cause you cab always find a way and those who love you will help you toward it. Amituofo.
The comments section is fascinating
At least he tried I guess....I would like to try.....at least the experience of it all ya know...
Sue is such a badass and such a genuine person. One of the best, most intriguing guests Joe has ever had on his show.
Rogan, can we get her back on?
Below Zero fans will love this interview! Big shout out to Joe Rogan!
Yes
Yesss...love her
Shes a hard worker,!! But not to good at hunting??
What a complete badass. Randomly found this show on Netlfix and so glad I did. It's incredible.
Also amazing to see Joe so completely intrigued with her life. He was loving this.
Too bad they just removed it just when I was beginning to enjoy the damn show.
So true I find myself wishing they had more Sue segments during an episode. I think they could do whole episodes of nothing but sue and they’d do phenomenal in the ratings!
I love this woman. Sue Aikens is - by far - the best person on Life Below Zero, and one of the most amazing and inspiring women I have ever known. Period. Five years since this aired. I wish Joe would have her back on for an update.
I just love the way she talks, and I can hear her all day! She is very interesting and entertaining to listen to.
I love that you are you, Sue! I'm soon to begin a nomadic lifestyle and Alaska is my goal. Your show has gotten me through rehab of 3 surgeries, several dark times as well as wanting the adventure from my chair. Keep being who you are and don't let anyone or anything stop you from your own desires. I'm hoping our paths will cross one day. May the sun shine on your face and the wind at your back.
Wow, I love her quote at 38:31 - "Fear is a desperate creature that grabs as much turf as it can get."
I LOVE SUE AIKENS,
SHES MY NUMBER ONE REASON FOR WATCHING
I love Sue, but I also love the Hailstones family.
You and 90% of us
I actually love all of them!!!! seriously everyone of these people are just amazing ❤ but Sue definitely is one of my favorites ❤❤❤
Powerful Sue going DEEP. She and Glenn are my favs from Life Below Zero.
Sue says " It's 40 years ago get OVER it....F***" This woman is a rock star!! I love her take on life and Joe did a great job getting her to open up.
There's an ignorance of psychology there, bc there's a difference between dwelling on the past, and acknowledging deep rooted things that set you on your course. Every human ever, is affected by what happened during early childhood
@@hmpz36911we are in a snow flake time that's the real problem
2019 and this is still one of the best
Bring Sue back!
Took a break from Tulsi to watch this
Love this show, Sue is so down to earth and motivated . Love all the Alaskan based shows .
I never knew this was here loved the tv show
True that
That this episode doesn't have millions of views is beyond me. One of the most riveting interviews I've ever watched. What an amazing, inspiring woman!
She said she's not alone because of any personal "issues" at the beginning of the podcast...but what she says at about 35 minutes makes me question that. This woman got hurt. She looks at people as predators whose actions she can't predict. She doesn't trust and wants to keep herself away.
Maybe, or maybe she's just being rational. Her distrust of random people walking the street, I wouldn't say is crazy at all. There are plenty of rapists and murderers who have yet to be caught and put in jail. And there are plenty of people who snap and go on random killing sprees. The chances of you running into one of them and them actually harming you might be low, but a lot of people are "predators."
LogicalThinker7991 You have your opinion I have mine
playandrepeat But to just say, "This woman got hurt." can't be responsible considering she never said she was. She might have, she might not have been, right?
playandrepeat yep thats pretty much what he said without saying it
***** Maybe try to shorten your essays, it can really discourage people to sit through reading minutes of utter nonsense.
Love her!! This lady got more wisdom than anyone. So laid back. God bless!
I love her drop dead matter of fact delivery! Shes is truly LIVING her life.
I've been watching Joe Rogan's podcast for over two years now and this has hands down been the most interesting podcast I have seen to date!
Great show. She is a bit of a character, very clever and resolute.
One of the most interesting guests ever.
@ Looks like 192 people disagree with you...
She's tough as fuck and a good amount of nuts. I like her!
@ moron you wouldnt make it in one hour out there. Pussy
@@aliceshaw8265 shit man yur on fire u sayn her stories are horseshit?? ill feel like an ass if i fell for this please explain
she sounds soooooooo smart too!!!?!?!?!?
Sue has the best out look on life. Wish more ppl could be Like she is. I watch the show often hoping to get a better outlook on life. Thanks Sue.
Please Joe after seeing Glen today, get Sue back on!
No comparing those two at all. That lady didn’t do anything. Literally never shot anything or had to survive in anyway. She had plenty of supplies, buildings and everything. Anyone can go up there and do what she did if they can handle the cold
@@maninthezoo did you listen or watch the same show I did? She got mauled by a bear and sewed her shoulder skin back in her body, walked 4 miles to get back to her place. Laid there for 10 days before anyone found her. That was just one of the things that happened to her. She spent 60 days in - 100° cold cuz she ran out of oil for the heat. That was documented. The bear mauling was at a time they weren't there for shooting. I could go on but I've spent enough time explaining things to a person that's delusional enough to make a blanket statement such as yours. Lol omg dude I've never heard such bull crap. But I'm probably replying to a 10 year old. 😂
No I didn’t. I’m talkin about her on life below zero.
@@maninthezoo I know you are. That was my point. The show I asked if you had seen along with the rest of us. I'm sorry I was harsh but your statement was ludicrous. She had said the filming crew wasn't there 24/7. When the snow banks were 9-22 feet high and the weather was bad, they didn't come. Certain months it was impossible to get to her camp. A pack of documented Wolves always circled her camp for years. Trying to get in. Hell, the wolverines were between 100-150 lbs. She said and I checked it out. Wolverines have a memory instilled in them from any area where they've been attacked or had negative memories of until they perish. They continuously attack that area and for some reason one would keep attacking one of the tents and destroy it once a week. She'd follow the rope over the banks to fix the destroyed tent because it had equipment and her bobcat she needed to clear the runway with. She was in charge of protecting the clients that used the camp as a bnb at various times of the year. Scientists and regular folks alike. 8 admire her and her job. I just wish you did too. But it's easier to hate n talk badly about someone I guess. She's got more balls than Joe as he said through out the podcast. You could see the admiration he had for her. She's lived that life since she was left 8n Alaska at the age of 7 by her mother. Instead of running to get out in a home for abandoned children, she decided to fend for herself and learn the life of a frontier person and lived off the land until she found her 1st husband and started a family.
Robin Buglio she lived in actual buildings. I’d really doubt she was in danger of wolves or these terrible wolverines coming in her house. Maybe she was in danger because she couldnt hit the broad side of a barn with a gun. If she built her own shelter and lived in it like %90 of the people on these shows then maybe. Idk if you’ve seen alone but thats what really impresses me. All she had to do was stay in a bulding. Her job sounds pretty similar to pretty much anyone living in alaska or the northern hemisphere. Oh and fyi i was born and raised in MT so i know a thing or two about large predators. (Grizzlies, black bears, wolves, mountain lions, coyotes and yes wolverines)
I watched this a year ago or so and now I work about 100 miles north of her on the Northern border against the sea. She isn’t lying about the weather and animals. I run into Foxes and Caribou and bears (Polar and Grizzly) constantly, but she’s more of a BAMF because I have the support of the oil companies’ resources. She has to deal with so much more. She’s amazing!!!!
this chick needs a movie made about her
terry o'prey I’d watch it
Well there is the docuseries show called "life below zero" but i would totally watch a full feature length biopic film about her life. Her Bear Attack Scene could rival the Revenant 😂
Yes
@@janefromtennessee If they think money can be made they will try you can bet on that.
@@naryrokobs1847 absofuckinglutely! Lol
That is the most down to earth woman I have ever seen, this was an amazing podcast.
That podcast with Glenn is going to bring so many people here
I just came from there...
When you’re right, you’re right.
Tim Franco Andy Young 🙈
Who is glen? I need to listen to that podcast? Is sue on it?
Sue is an inspiration for life. I’m in LA and watching her makes me want to live life to the fullest
If there were an award for the most self-actualized person on earth she'd win it...... Buddhist monks aren't this in tune with reality. Mr. Rogan, you need to get her back on the podcast if you can.
theBarzeen - I was about to type this is the most well adjusted, down to earth lady I've ever seen when I read your comment. I bet her bullshit meter has never pegged 2.
My thoughts
She passed on to the next life
To find new challenges
En P what do you mean by this? She died?
Hassam Cordova she did not pass away.
This is the most underrated episode of jre EVER.
exactly what i was about to post!
My aunt went up there and lived with her for a few months... Said she loved it
Your aunt lived with Sue at Kavik or at her real home which is just outside Fairbanks? Sue only lives at Kavik a couple of months in the summer catering to the tourists running a B&B, but they never show that aspect of Kavik on Life Below Zero because it would destroy their carefully crafted image of survivor Sue living off the land in the wild 24/7. The Kavik camp is non-operational 9 months of the year. On the show, they claim Kavik is a functioning year-round refueling station for small aircraft which is total bullshit, its actually a frozen abandoned wasteland most of the year! The film crew flys Sue into Kavik in the winter to film the scenes for the show but she doesn't actually live there, her real home is in Fairbanks.
She's great
@@prophetmargin7497 You have a source for that?
@@allanshpeley4284 You can find most of the information about this fake show right here on this facebook forum which is run by local Alaskans who know what's really going on: facebook.com/groups/461237487963899/
@@prophetmargin7497 So your source is some random person on the internet who claims to be from the same state and is part of a Facebook group meant to criticize LBZ? I'm not much of a fan of Sue, but I'm not going to buy that she doesn't live at Kavik for most of the year without solid proof.
I lived in Alaska for over 30 years... 20 of those years my nearest neighbor was 6 miles away... I can relate to what she is saying... There is so much to do... I miss it so much ... I have a
8 foot 2 inch Grizzly Bear... Thank you for bringing back my memories... luvs aunti
She leads a life so so different from anything I could relate to or want to do, but Sue is so fascinating everyone can relate to her ! Bravo ❤
I love Sue!! Why is this episode just now showing up on my recommendations???!! This woman is SO FKNG AWESOME!!! I love her!❤
I love you 🤙😍
@Randy Smith lol shut up, you little pansy. She'd have you skinned before you could make a move.
@@YanksandBritsProductions obviously
I love Sue man! I could set and talk with her for days! She’s one of the most fascinating people I’ve ever watched and/or witnessed in my entire life!! And let’s not get it twisted she’s without a doubt one of the most badass women that have walked the face of the earth!! Keep the content and the knowledge coming sue!!! 👍
Sue is Compelling, Fearless, Funny and the Epitome of Walking the Talk...
Fantastic Interview Joe...
Noice!
I like myself ...I crack myself up and I'm very comfortable in my own skin..... WOW mind blowing to me....wish I could learn that....well...with my Sobriety that's exactly what I plan on doing...please pray for me
I will pray for you for sure ❤️
David Schmidt will do bro
David♥️sending hugs from Tasmania....my advice! Exercise, move, walk, walk further the next day, get in a garden,make a garden, grow stuff....ride a bike, get some weights and lift them, find some good books and read them, autobiographies about interesting people, swim, run, jog, climb something make it a challenge...eat as healthy as you can, you must....but you must move,and you will get mentally stronger and obviously fitter and then you will know yourself, I guarantee it👍👍
@David Schmidt
Hows it going?
We Love Sue💕💕! She’s funny and gutsy. Her critics need to spend a month there alone. Sue’s clips are always fun.
We’re sorry Glen won’t be on. I understand where he was going w his more philosophical approach, but that’s over some people’s heads. Will miss you !!
💕💕
The part around 51min where she talks about how the animals and plants know what weather is incoming is amazing...
this woman is awesome, I thought she's was gonna be like some back woods hillbilly. She's actually really smart. She knows more about big cities than people who live in them
It's scripted....keep fighting idiots.
What an AMAZING human being! I'm definitely on Team Aikens during the zombie apocalypse!
I've been a fan of Sue for many years. She is so funny with her one liners. She is so bad ass.
Best thing about Joe is he lets people talk without interruptions, and lets the show go where it may without a lot of prepared questions.
Joe, this is one of your best shows I have ever seen, what a great lady
I'm so glad I found this! I love life below zero and hearing more of Sue's story is so awesome
Who's here after glenn..i was hoping he would have her on she's brilliant I'm delighted I found this
I love this woman! Fucking brilliant woman!!!
@Tony Marselle the fact she's a women living in those conditions wolf's and bears coming into camp and still going.. fact she is a legend
I am and I fucking lvoe this show never heard of it uintil Glenn's interview
BackWheelBandits 2.0 nope
I want to hear Andy as well as Marty Rainy.
whos here since glenn on rogan ? first time viewing this episode. amazing. watching from ireland. wow
@Really real. Glad you enjoyed it. Hello from New Jersey. I'm a real redhead with Irish ancestors. Love to you from the US
Co.Kerry 👍🇮🇪
im from Dublin 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
I would love to meet Sue, I could listen all day! She’s so smart, and the things she comes up with. She is amazing!
She’s tougher than most men I know
Most???? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Chicken Nugget time to fine some new friends then
Jeff go ..she is far tougher mentally than you for sure
@@jessebremner5209 she's far tougher than anyone who's downloaded RUclips that's for sure
Rev Funk yeah duh and you. She’s lives in the middle of no where so what’s your point?
This is one of the most grounded person ever, good show Joe can't wait to watch life below"0"
This was one of the most riveting conversations that I have ever listened to.
Who else found this after watching the fantastic Glenn Villeneuve episode on JRE?
Everyone found it through the glenn interview
Me
Crystal Meehan no
king hippo I didn’t know joe interviewed her until I watched the Glenn one, but I knew about both of them for a few years before they even made the Glenn one
You can't let fear rule your life! I've been robbed at gunpoint in the grooming shop where I worked in Houston in 1985. 45 magnum pistol upside my head. I survived a horrific housefire in 2000. I got a Careflight in Oct 18 broken to bits. I hit the ground with the force of a ton off my Arab mare who slipped in our gravel driveway. Collapsed lung, broken back in 2 places, broken ribs both sides, a/c separation, head injury all at age 56. I'm 62 now and still kicking running my organice farm here in NE Texas while taking care of my husband who is dying with ALS. Strong women kick ass and take names!!
Deb Stover good for you. My husband had ALS for 7 years. Best to both of you. That’s a tough one.
@@valley5617 oh man, 7 years is a lonnnnnng time enduring ALS. I sent the man I love more than anyone in the world, my husband Brent Villarreal, peacefully to the other side April 30. Tue he wss "fine"...our fine in ALS world. Wed. He barely knew I was there. Thursday we ended the ALS journey we started together hand in hand, hearts beating together when we turned his ventilator and all the other machines off. He didnt struggle to breathe at all. I talked him through it and he peacefully transitioned into the Spirit world. It was amazing and the best part of this horrific nightmare NO ONE should ever have to endure. July 21, 2016 was dx with Bulbar ALS. His started at end stage with breathing choking, aspirating, turning blue in front of me. 3 years, 9 months and 9 days.
Deb Stover oh my! My thumbs up was in support, sister. One can hardly “like” ALS. So sorry for your loss. These people who are terrified of COVID19 are driving me crazy. Those of us who have dealt with it daily don’t hide behind masks and gloves. My husband actually died of a cold when a caregiver came to work sick. When I got home and saw her sniffling I was livid. She said she felt good enough and knew I needed to go to work. (Baloney - my boss was used to me calling in with emergencies.) I told her that kind of thinking could risk his life told her not to come back. Turns out I was right. I had kept him alive and healthy for 7 years and someone’s thoughtlessness killed him.
@@valley5617 same with my thumbs up to you. I took care of my hub by myself from day one until he left our home via ambulance for the last time to go live in skilled nursing home when I had to fight the frigging for profit health system to make sure he got what he needed when he needed it. This is one fucked up health system, which Im sure you know. I chronicled everything via our go fund me because no one would believe the hell we had to go through on top of ALS. If you would like to read it, pm me please. My plan is to make changes that actually help familes living in long term traumatic catastrophic diseases. I want a St Judes for ALS and ALZ victims/families where everythi g is taken care of financially for the duration. The stress of losing everything, becoming homeless with no way to live on top of ALS is terrifying.
Sue is one of the toughest SOB's I've ever heard talkin to Rogan. We have been watching her show for years and now I want to get my husband a trip to Kavic to hunt caribou
I get freaked out when a spider is in my apartment. I admire her. Sue is my fave.
Loved this interview. Wish Sue would write a book chronicling her times on the tundra.
I was a survival specialist in the military, but there are probably a lot of things Sue could teach me.
lol survival specialist hahaha no such thing in the army
Maybe help you find your dice!😢
Sue, you had me at "lighthouse keeper."
Thank you, you understand me, I appreciate you!
You:🤘
I always thought she was crazy, but now know she is smart and clued-up, plus a badass person. Great interview Brother.
Doug Wheeler I agree with you 100%. I always thought that she was a little flaky. Boy was I wrong.
Hope he gets her back on in the future Sue is a badass.
Bad ass woman. Very few like her. Respect!!
Recently purchased all seasons of Life Below Zero and Sue's parts are the only ones I'm interested in. She's extremely smart, funny, personable, brutally honest and probably the most reasonable person I've ever seen speak.
She is a complete embodiment of the can do attitude and be happy/proud of who you are. Definitely one of my heroes in life.
Hi Sue, Thank you for allowing me into your world thru your show segments at Nat Geo. I really enjoy your philosophical words, your sayings. They hold so much basic and sane truth! Stay safe, stay warm, stay close to your fabulous sense of humor. That's what helps me too with my life and my work too (I'm an art teacher). Merry Christmas! Lynsey
What an awesome person. This is my new current favorite JRE.
Too bad this interview isn’t 3 hours long like Glenn’s :(
Barbara Von Traumer Glen was the best character the show had. It’s too bad he’s not on it anymore
@@jonsmith7659 : He was fun to watch but my favorite is the dog sled dude, Jesse. I like his story and I like how he went about becoming the person he is. The Hailstones are great and I cant think of the name of that other couple, the older one, white guy and native wife, they are such a great team.
I rewatched sue again after Glenn was on. I want them together. Curious how they would interact?
Glenn is just a lot more interesting.
Subscribe if Joe Rogan does DMT this bitch is annoying
This is by far one of my favorite interviews! Good job, Sue! Stay real
I always enjoy watching life below zero,however this interview has been very informative and personal.thoroughly enjoyed listening to it.
This lady is simply amazing. I'm going to have to start watching the show - hopefully I can find it streaming somewhere
Yes you can
It's on Hulu with the live add-ons subscription, or on the National Geographic portion of Disney+
badass bitch. alpha female.superior humanbeing. she knows handling human life!
Its so cool that the most bad ass person on this podcast to this date still is Miss Sue. October 2019.
Damn Right, what an amazing human being, so glad I found out the name of the amazing program I watched a few year's ago that I couldn't remember. My dream to live that life, no fone, Internet, blah, blah, just reality. Go Sue!
Nov 2019! Saw Glen's interview tonight and Joe mentioned she was on previously so I HAD to watch. Amazing woman!
@@Ruckus333 same
Just saw a new podcast about 20 mi s ago wich lead me to this 1
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Sue, you ROCK and are a true inspiration to me ,even through my disability! You make me tell myself" if Sue can do it, so can I"!! I'm in my 50's and I'm jealous you have such an awesome sky with gorgeous colors!
Loved her description of fear. This might be the wisest person I've ever listened to. very grounded woman.Good work Joe, really good stuff.
" don't act like a pork chop " , she says .
This interview made me realized why I love Joe. He appreciates life so damn much that little things just blow his mind. So when someone like her tells him something decently amazing he just goes insane.lol. Ppl like that are fun to be around.
Dom Jenkins so she aikens didn't amaze you?
Sue your my favorite person from life below zero and this interview sealed my respect for you mam you have the biggest balls and the best mind GOD BLESS
Sue is just amazing...very few humans can do what she does. one of my favorite people ill never meet. great interview Joe
I was obsessed with Below Zero, and Sue was the cherry on the top of that show because she's such a badass! She shows women how to be fearless and live an adventurous life -- I love that!
Powerful Sue. Went down a mountain just to do this podcast.
Went down the planet..
Khuzang the man in black wrote a song about sue
@@brianandrews9737 Actually Shel Silverstein wrote the song A Boy Name Sue. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Boy_Named_Sue
Joe, I hunt in the fall, often solo. I was bow hunting for elk in 2012 in north central Idaho, north of Elk City, which is an old gold mining town. I had known that there were a lot of wolves in the area, and they had definitely impacted the elk hunting, negatively. As my week progressed, I saw a lot of wolf sign basically everywhere. From tracks to scat, hair and hearing howls in the evening. On the third day, I was planning on walking an overgrown gated skid road. I was riding my ATV and had just pulled up to the gate and parked. As I was dismounting, I looked behind me and there was a wolf, black, medium sized, juvenile looking at me from less than 50 feet! When we locked eyes, the wolf disappeared in a flash. Two nights later, around 0230 in the morning, I was startled awake by a wolf howl, very close and very loud! As I sat up in my cot, another wolf joined in, then another, and another, and at least two more joined in. They were probably around 100-150 feet away and were very, very loud! So loud that I estimated that if someone had been with me there in my tent, we wouldn't have been able to hear each other talk. I grabbed my glock 20 10mm and as soon as I opened the tent and got out, they stopped! So, obviously, they were looking at my camp and obviously they were trying to tell me something.
Mad respect for this human animal.
Sue and Glen need their own show!!!! I cant believe this was only 2 hours. Could've listened for days
This woman is the true definition of a real soul
She is Ron Swanson in real life
Dorrell: No shit though!!! But if she was handed meatless bacon, she'd probably pull out that 5" bear claw sloce his throat, take a shit on him and throw him in the incinerator.
SO TRUE
Ron Swanson IS real life Ron Swanson.
Rhonda Swanson
She is Ronna Swanson
The real questions is, did Joe ever make it up to Kavik for a hunt?
She's the best character on the show. Talk about an awesome person.
@Randy Smith i don't get it
Love your interview with Sue , she's a great person .As you said we could do with more people like her. Honest and she has the courage to live life the way she wants . Thanks Joe .
Sue you are loved by millions for who you are. God bless you.