The Joe Rogan Experience

Joe represents the future of political interviewing. No more sound bite politicians. If you want my vote you gotta sit down for a 3 hr convo and actually have something to say.

willwake · US

Joe gave us an ear beating for years about Covid and when Trump was on he didn’t ask him anything about it. 🤨

Googleplex2000 · US

JRE is a very good interviewer who likes to be respectful and have whole hearted conversations. He also throws the F word around quite a bit; Perhaps his only flaw. But he is usually authentically interested in who he is talking to. Very engaging content.

AFITKO · US

I love listening to Rogan, but there are some guests I am selective listening to. For example Dave Smith is smart but has an arrogance that is unpalatable to listen to. I will still listen to most all and his voice is important.

ATaylor949 · US

Don’t listen to the yappers ts is goated

Jman🔥🔥 · US

Finally somewhere you can get both the truth and entertainment. So over having to settle for one or the other. Thank you Rogan!

Bumbaraja · US

I hope folks realize that this podcast is billed as comedy. It is propaganda. Perhaps you don’t follow current events, maybe you do- either way, billionaires aren’t going to save you and it should disturb you that corporations (to include private prisons) are making huge windfalls in the stock market now. Real estate has fallen, home builders have fallen, too. Less people spending means more layoffs- the department of labor will be gutted and you won’t have an unemployment check to lean on until the next job appears. There will be even more hard working folks on the street and the private prisons are giddy as you’ll be rounded up and thrown in jails.

townie30120 · US

Funny how you are now a right wing extremist to those crying liberal tears! The Musk, Trump and Vance interviews were great. I don’t always agree with your opinion but you always have fascinating guests and I can agree to disagree vs looking to cancel you. Crazy world brother

Harry Dinglebalz · US

The podcast equivalent of owning a giant truck to overcompensate for a small weiner.

BMoo · US

Joe Rogan saved America with this podcast interview. Trump was not censored and went off running. He was carrying the football at the end zone. Touch down for American Values! Thanks, DF

Df65656 · US

New listener to your podcast, you are entertaining & crack me up, & I also have learned a lot of wild stuff. I’ve been a fan of Theo since Road Rules & the Challenge so almost 25 years, his podcast is awesome too, love all the country music stars he interviews. Theo sounded down you did great job encouraging him, I hope he moves to Austin to have a solid group of friends around him. Glad you are watching out for him.

Queen City Groupon Queen · US

Hitler, Herrin Rogan! This is not a A.I. Bot review.

JNLCIA · US

Will the JoeBroverse break down Project 2025? Do the Joe Bros follow Joe in urging Trump to “unite the country” ?

jimmyt · US

It’s great to hear each politician to come on your show and see their true colors. Suggestion for your podcast is an interview with Andrew Tate.

Yarik Prikhodko · US

While I appreciate Joe Rogan’s openness to a variety of perspectives, this recent podcast with Elon Musk fell short in presenting a balanced view of political issues. Here are some points I feel were oversimplified or one-sided: 1. Ignoring Right-Wing Misinformation: There was a failure to address that misinformation isn’t exclusive to the left; the right also spreads falsehoods through the media. For balanced discourse, it’s essential to acknowledge that misinformation happens on both sides, especially given its impact on public opinion. 2. The Left and Censorship: Contrary to what was implied, Democrats aren’t universally “pro-censorship.” Many Democrats are strong advocates for the First Amendment and free expression. Equating moderation on social platforms with censorship doesn’t capture the nuances of digital content management. 3. Elon’s Voter Incentives: During the podcast, Elon Musk’s suggestion of incentivizing voters with a lottery or monetary rewards raised ethical concerns. While motivating people to vote is positive, offering financial enticements could inadvertently cross into “bribery” territory, and it’s worth discussing the implications of using cash to influence electoral participation. 4. Common-Sense Gun Laws: Many on the left advocate for common-sense gun laws, not an outright ban. These laws focus on safety and regulation, not removing the right to bear arms entirely. 5. Extremism on Both Sides: While extreme views exist on both sides, the conversation didn’t reflect this balance, leaning heavily into criticism of the left. Recognizing the far-right’s influence would have made for a more honest discussion. 6. Immigration Realities: The podcast implied that immigrants are “brought in” to turn states blue. The reality is that California and other states near borders naturally attract immigrants due to proximity, and refugees are often sent to communities with resources, not crowded urban centers. The conversation oversimplified the motivations behind migration patterns. 7. Kamala Harris Mischaracterization: The idea that Vice President Kamala Harris can’t stay informed because she’s “too busy running” is weak. As a high-level official, she’s regularly briefed by her team, which keeps her informed on crucial issues. Suggesting she’s detached from current events because of her role felt dismissive and unrealistic. 8. The Left and the First Amendment: It’s misleading to suggest the left doesn’t support free speech, as many left-leaning individuals place a high value on the First Amendment. Associating the left with anti-speech ideals is a tactic that undermines genuine advocacy for free expression. 9. Stricter Immigration Laws: Many on the left actually support stricter, more organized immigration laws, emphasizing humane and regulated policies over open borders. 10. Mispronouncing Kamala’s Name: Repeatedly mispronouncing Kamala Harris’s name felt unnecessarily petty and disrespectful, detracting from the credibility of the discussion. 11. Stereotyping the Left as “Woke”: Labeling the entire left as “woke” is overly simplistic. Many left-leaning individuals appreciate humor and satire, just like anyone else. Equating “woke” with leftist values comes across as an attempt to exploit “cancel culture” fatigue. 12. Ignoring Trump’s Lies: The focus on lies and misinformation seemed skewed, especially considering former President Trump’s extensive track record with misleading statements. Pointing fingers solely at the left felt selective and biased. 13. Avoiding Debate While Favoring Podcasts: Joe often emphasizes the value of podcast discussions over debates, yet in this case, he seemed hesitant to challenge Elon Musk or Trump’s views directly. The platform can be powerful for real conversations, but it loses impact if certain guests are treated with kid gloves. 14. Influencing Celebrities’ Votes: The discussion claimed celebrities were pressured to vote for Harris, yet it was on Rogan’s podcast where Trump pushed for votes. Both sides have figures who influence or advocate for certain political stances. 15. Hollywood Leaning Left: The reason Hollywood doesn’t support the right is often because the left champions working-class issues that resonate with the majority of moviegoers. It’s not a conspiracy; it’s about alignment with their audience. 16. Distorted View on Christianity: Suggesting the left rejects Christianity is off-base, as many on the left identify as Christians. Associating the left with hostility toward Christianity seemed like a harmful stereotype rather than a grounded critique. 17. Public Safety and the Left: Blaming the left for street assaults overlooks the left’s support for funding public services like police reform, mental health resources, and community outreach. A focus on public safety is not exclusive to one side. 18. Inflation and Tariffs: The left’s economic approach to inflation includes concern over tariffs, which could worsen the cost of goods and impact the economy. It was surprising that the discussion didn’t touch on the economic fallout tariffs could trigger. Overall, this episode felt one-sided and missed an opportunity to engage in a more nuanced and balanced conversation on these complex issues. It would be beneficial if Rogan provided more critical analysis rather than reinforcing stereotypes about the left without considering counterarguments.

I was waiting on you to try Trump on anything? You let him ramble and feel like he was brilliant? I heard he was smart, you showed he wasn’t. Don’t know how after this you decided to endorse?

Rocket_Ninja · US

Joe is more popular than ever! So many of those “he’s a conspiracy theorist” folks finally came around to realize he’s been right all along. He’s an honest interviewer, and I enjoy all of his guests. Keep up the great work!

MC-WV · US

Even though I was already voting for Trump, I decided to still listen to the pod coast. Everyday I drive an hour to and from work. So I started this week to listen on the way to work and I usually call my wife on the way home but I explained that I was going to listen to Joe and Trump podcast on the way home and she said no biggie. Man what a interview! If I was on the ropes before that, I wouldn’t be after. Just hearing the true human side of Trump was amazing. Thank you Joe Rogan !

batahmmy · US

No critical thinking skills, no moral compass. What a waste.

Surfburner · US

Rogan's show is classic at this point and he's mastered the art of the long form no pushback interview. You have to take the show with a grain of salt. Liberals hate it too much cuz they've lost middle America for the most part, Conservatives love it too much and often for a lot of the wrong reasons. At the end of the day, the truth is somewhere in the middle and this is definitely a fine show as long as you go into it knowing the kind of interviewer Rogan is. Who chooses not to come on the show is more of a sign of how out of touch they are and how condescending the attitudes on the left have come to the barstool sports and little-to-no college edicationcl class. Hopefully they've come to understand this and Rogan will get a wider variety of guests in the future.

dimarray · US

He seems incapable of challenging the damaging, and often, dangerous ideologies and thoughts of his more extreme guests. If you have these people on, you need to have the intelligence to push back…he hasn’t.

Regdon8430 · GB

Unbelievable nonsense. Rogan will go down in history as one of the contributors to the downfall of intelligent society. We’re already seeing the effects of it.

oodless · CA

I’m not sure why reviewers are having a meltdown over the content of this podcast. If it’s not your vibe then move on. I found Joe Rogan under the COMEDY genre. It never tried to sell itself as a newscast or political. SIMMER DOWN. Things seem political because ….hello…. It’s election season. Ride it out and you will enjoy

Scrapbookr · US

Chill conversations, yet somehow still enlightening. Good podcast. I’ll try to keep up.

Litros82 · US

He gets one or two really good guests here and there but the majority are people I’m just not interested in listening 2 and most of the time have never heard of or just are simply irrelevant

HonestFBguy · GB