The official podcast of comedian Joe Rogan.
For just being a real dude!! Honestly these pod casts get me through the monotony of everyday life. Hearing all the great stories and ideas help me realize there are other people like myself! Thanks again and keep it coming!!
Dylan0319 · US
Not interesting. Major sexist undertones.
Emma C.C. LoRe · CA
Why on earth would you give that nutcase your time?? I don’t care how long you’ve known him. The man is dangerous and now I can never trust you again.
Medicare4All2020 · US
I used to not listen to this show just because of how long it was. I first listened to his episode with Tim Ferris and kept listening ever since. Now, I’d be so disappointed if it was any shorter. He has awesome guests on from a variety of backgrounds, so there’s definitely something for everyone. Rogan is the only one who can make these various topics so funny and engaging. He’s hilarious, energetic, genuinely curious, humble, and pushes his guests past the newsroom sound bites. I love it.
Nic-0S · US
Really?? This guy left his morality at the door when he signed up to a lifetime pharma paypacket. Are you also going to host one of the hoardes of scientists and doctors calling this guy out for his lies? Dr Suzanne Humphries? Dr Paul Thomas? Dr Bob Sears? Yehuda Schoenfeld? Dr Chris Shaw? Dr Chris Exley? Lawyer at NYU Mary Holland who spoke at the UN to a standing ovation? I’ve always enjoyed your interviews Joe but this guest stoops to a whole new level.
Mearesy_J · AU
Joe Rogan Experience + Dave Chappelle + weed. Enough said.
twinkiefbaby · US
Introduction to alt-right thinking and hate philosophy in a pseudo-comedic shell
ang 157 · US
I have almost nothing in common with Joe yet I regularly listen. He brings in interesting people from all walks of life. He’s smart and engaging. Keep it coming.
Sushigirl88 · US
That's crazy. Have you tried DMT? Jamie pull that up
mikepy87 · UA
Thank you Joe for sharing the real news and making me feel that I’m not alone
AlexPRussia · RU
I like his guests, but Joe doesn’t add much if anything to dialogue. He just gets high and doesn’t ask some pertinent questions - it’s annoying and wastes your guests and our time, also wastes an excellent and rare opportunity! May I suggest you let us know in advance who will be on your show and we can submit questions in advance (via Twitter or something?) I think it would benefit the listeners greatly, then you can just smoke your blunt and read off our questions. Deal?
Mondainai247 · JP
Why so few interviews of women?
bananaphone456 · US
Thank you Joe. Your hard work is very appreciated. I love listening to this type of conversation.
Jawm42 · US
Joey Diaz and Joe Rogan probably have some of the most interesting and funny conversations I have ever listened too. Along with there humor they fit in interesting view points and intrigue me.
noahjg1026 · US
The most Interesting versatile pod cast out. Real talk
TexasOutLaw · US
In the Sandy Hook shooting and you gave a platform to a man who believes it was staged and that the families who lost their 6 and 7 year old children that day are actors who faked their relatives’ deaths. Shame on you Joe Rogan.
AnyhaM · US
👌🏽
mikechamp17 · ZA
Great podcast, love to listen while at school.
62835256895426747656 · US
I honestly love listening because even when he talks about a controversial topic it’s always a conversation, never a screaming match like you see most of the time. Agree or disagree I’ve found myself enjoying the conversation. Banter is typically hilarious. I recommend to everyone!
buzzightyear · US
Was not a fan for a long time but joe and his team are actually brilliant at what they do. Always interesting. Just listen people
Toby Son Of Jim · GB
Real, funny talk
cckthree · US
In listening to these two men discuss reasons for obesity, I became very frustrated. First, one, Gary, seems to be focusing on weight gain and weight loss in general, whereas, Stephan is focused on chronic obesity ( not just being overweight , or out of shape). Looking at two different issues and problems will result in different finding and information and a lot of crosstalk. Secondly, both seem to propose an “either/or” reason for weight gain or loss. To Gary, it’s the body, hormones, and sugar/carb intake. To Stephan it is the Brain’s regulation of the body as a whole, and the amount of calories, not what type. I cannot understand why the “reason” for excessive weight gain and/or chronic obesity cannot be seen as a combination of both the mind AND the body. The last time I checked, the brain is in charge of most interactions in the body . Even those “ programmed” to function automatically are in many ways “ controlled” by the brain. There is a huge disconnect in the discussion in terms of the human body and intricacies of it as a whole. So many factors go into simple functions like breathing, or walking... it seems clear to me( as a non doctor and non scientist) that something such as weight gain or loss likely is influenced by almost all systems of the body. Yet, in the first hour of this podcast , I heard nothing about this. I’m also perturbed by the competitiveness and “ one-up-manship” of the debate. Why can’t they be more civil to someone who is also working on solving a very important problem? They should be on the same team. Instead, they seem to be competing for some unknown prize that the rest of us are not aware of. Was there a $200 gift card to Blue Apron as the Grand Prize? Who knows. In any case, it was interesting to listen to , but after so long, I had to give up. The tension turned me off, so I turned it off.
lolamary1st · US
Only white men are guests and Joe talks more than the guests .
ElizabeteRomanovska · US
Love the spread of interviews. Particularly enjoy the ones with Jordan Peterson, Musk, Goggins, Jocko, Tyson & Leno.
Takingcharge67894 · AU
If you want a long form debate you came to the right spot , fair , balanced, and a lot of boy humor!!! 5⭐️
High w/ nooner · US
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