The Joe Rogan Experience

Snowden needs to get high and spill the gd beans. Bore. Love ya Joe.

Dc2372 · US

The Artie Lange podcast was fire. You’re a good man Joe.

dfd(77)?,::dfbjivd · NZ

Always interesting. He is very intelligent.

dukie1321 · US

# 1375 Rick Baker. Absolutely fantastic. I was drawn in and somewhat experienced a piece of my childhood again. Watching American Werewolf in London at the age of about 7-8 years old late night on HBO around 1983ish. All the classic monster movies & tales of how it’s made. I even had a Creature From the Black Lagoon action figure as well as many others. Haven’t thought of that time in years. :-) Let’s not even talk Star Wars! Bravo Mr. Baker, Joe , & team. Kudos, well done. Much love and truly enjoyed it. TY Chuck Seas

Buckblue · US

Live for this podcast. Balanced, curious and hilarious one of the greats!

alyceeegurk · AU

Apart from that I love the Podcast, but when it comes to the mayor he doesn‘t know what he‘s talking about

silvia.h.w. · AT

This show has all of the best qualities you could want in a podcast. Not only is it hilarious (Joe’s laugh alone makes me die of laughter) but it’s genuine, uncensored and most of all, interesting. It is the only podcast that I listen to almost religiously. It never fails to entertain and Joe is so down to earth and wonderful.

The REAL Little wolf, k? · US

Love podcasts. JRE is my favorite podcast of all time. Love the long form conversation setup. And that the adds are all together at the beginning and end. Keep up the great work Joe and Jamie!

Dom321654987 · US

Joe talks about everything from mma to aliens he is very knowledgeable on a lot of subjects and if he isn’t he will bring someone on that is thank you joe for all the great podcast I enjoy listening to them at work

skr1llz8752 · US

This is one of the most sensible podcasts out right now. Thought provoking, insightful, comedic, and over all a very genuine open discussion forum. ROGAN ROCKS!

Axman88 · US

Why are they only 2 hours now?

Spamdango · US

Incredible podcast, always amazing/funny/smart guests.

Charles94204 · CA

Have you ever tried DMT?

Christian Higgins · IE

Great podcast to listen if you’re doing work. Funny and informative!

olivesarefromgodthatsforsure · US

Two of my favorites together making me laugh...

roscoe1072 · US

It’s great listening to this podcast, with a person like myself wanting to learn and grow the joe rogan show really helps me.

Leemunsmith · GB

A true inquisitive mind speaking to the most relevant people of our times.

Shatters88 · GB

Thanks so much Joe for doing this interview with Artie Lange . Your suggestion to Artie, about him doing the Audio book would be a home run. I wanna hear it in Artie’s voice like how he tells a story. It’s funny. Artie is a funny guy. The way Artie tells a story and everything … He Amuses me

Aaronson37 · US

Joe does an amazing job with every interview. The show with Artie was so funny, I had to pull over on the interstate because I was laughing so hard. I had tears in my eyes and couldn’t see lol

Cunit1210 · US

Great 5 star podcast. Thanks Joe for providing Artie the opportunity to speak to his recovery.

BillyR066 · US

Amazing interview with Artie Lange.

hshsvshehakx · US

Joe Rogan is highly intellectual and funny. I discovered his podcast from listening to it with my father. His podcast is so informational and funny. Really it’s the best of both worlds.

Dawson Cox · US

This podcast, although long at 3 hours, is a great way to get a cliff notes version of the trials and tribulations of Edward Snowden, a polarizing figure in recent times. Joe did a great job point Edward in a direction then allowing him the freedom to tell the story complete with tangents and side stories that made it all more real and urgent. Absolutely great journalism. This was my first Joe Rogan Experience listen but it won’t be my last. Some additional color: As a technologist myself, with a focus on privacy and security, I have followed the Edward Snowden fiasco closely. Unlike many in my field, I didn’t start out assuming he was a hero and that his story was all true. But obviously I knew that the technology he spoke of surely could exist and circumstantial evidence suggested his story had credibility. But in all issues I try to see both sides (or all sides). I tried to understand the “he’s a traitor” POV especially when Obama, a man I considered to be reasonable, seemed to throw his hat into the traitor camp. The more I watched interviews, read the original disclosures, read the books, more and more of what Snowden said was corroborated by my own knowledge of the technology and things I’ve personally witness while doing forensic diagnosis of modern and emerging technologies. I began to understand the incredibly difficult position and moral/ethical quandary Snowden found himself in. What would YOU do in this position? Could you keep quiet when you were convinced to the depths of your soul that the US was violating the very essence of our constitutional values? At what point does one oath override another? What is our role as citizens and patriots? This is a bi-partisan issue. While Cheney and Bush unleashed this monster using fear as the bait, Snowden aptly points out this predates them. He mentions the well-documented information about FBI interference in Martin Luther Kings too-brief life. Snowden explains how liberals such as Nancy Pelosi were drawn into this cesspool of illegality and how once start these horrific tactics self-perpetuate. Unless someone speaks up what chance is there to right the ship? Or at least shine light so that questions can be asked and our democratic process used to legally condemn or condone activities. A simple podcast from a guy who looks insane in his Podcast image provokes these questions and provides ample food for thought and incentive to get the strongest flashlights we have to look behind the “do not enter” door. Thanks Joe. Thanks Mr. Snowden. If nothing else, you have triggered a conversation that had to happen.

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he ldlsksks · LT

I didn’t think Joe could get any with his interviewing skills. Keep Artie alive Joe

Robinator · US