The Joe Rogan Experience Podcasts

Yeah the lous ck episode went deep into the techniques of stand up comedy and it was the worse for it. So boring.

Did Joe ask Louis CK about the scandal that got him black listed? Just think if he doesnt mention it at least slightly that i might not bother listening to it.

Thanks may listen to some if it. I know Joe likes to have pleasant chat with alot of his guests so sometimes does bring up any controversies involving the guests.

The Mark Zuckerberg episode was a bit of a snooze fest.

Another Covid related podcast with Aaron Rodgers. Watched some but it was just a bit repetitive.

I missed the fight companion episodes, long time since I seen one they are so silly but very enjoyable. A few belly laugh moments.

I couldnt listen to her. I would agree that the West is walking a tightrope in fighting, even indirectly, against Russia but I found Joe is too enamored with Gabbard and didnt really get at what her preferred solution was in Ukraine- whether she thinks Ukraine should give up the east and Crimea.I think Gabbard has realised she can make more money as a Right Wing talking head so it was a great idea of hers to go on the podcast just before announcing her own podcast.

The latest podcast with Daily Wire's Matt Walsh was quite funny. Joe grilled him for quite a while to his opposition to gay marriage- tied matt in knots.

THis is a pretty infantile way of putting things.

Sure, people can listen to podcasts and shows and form their own opinions, but when things are presented as fact and then crackpot experts are brought in throwing misinformation all over the place, that's where dangerous "opinions" start to cultivate.

Eddie Bravo is a BJJ teacher with absolutely no background in any of the sciences who blurts out nonsense he's heard on You Tube. Whenever he's on the show, the subject is never to debate Flat Earth. Even when they had Alex Jones on they didn't discuss it, with Jones calling him an idiot for believing such nonsense.

This is not the same as Joe propegating a very particular line of reasoning on Covid vaccines and related topics and then bringing onto his show hand-picked "experts" to back up his viewpoint who DO have a background in the things they are talking about who then go on to spread misinformation on the subject.

Joe even went and admited that he went a little too far down the Covid rabbithole and landed too far over on one side of the fence for a while, promising to balance things out. Which he did. It was an admirable admission and he 's always been good in that way. He can check hiimself and this current one is another good example. He realised his mistake, he apoligised and removed the misinformation and that's commendable.

But it's a bit disingenuous to dismiss the act of spreading misinformation. If you are presenting something as fact, the least you should do is to make sure what you are claiming as fact is indeed that. You can aftertime all you want and say "Well, he's just a comedian" but you know that's rubbish and just an excuse.

Also the "who is forcing you to listen to him" is the weakest of weak arguments. More excuses.

Meme below is more accurate. Joe seems to upset a lot on the by offering differing opinions. No excuse to say those who listen to his show are not able to make up their own minds.

Nice canned response but you seem to be mixing up "He is spreading misinformation" with "I don't like it".

Saying "Listen to something else" is a fine response to "I don't like the show"

Saying "Listen to something else" is a non-sensical (at best) answer to "Joe Rogan is saying things that are factually inaccurate".

You seem incapable of understanding this.

Exactly. Joe has always had a wide range of very varied and interesting guests on his show. It's a great show and has been for a long time. Joe himself tends to be pretty balanced on most issues and is self-aware most of the time. Like this instance where he has messed up and apologised, which is fair enough.

But the pandemic seems to have had the same effect on him that he had on many other people. It has pushed him into pigeon holes of thought and reasoning and he's become kind of obsessed by the "culture war" nonsense and Covid issues.

On one hand I understand his issues with this "culture war" stuff. I can't count the number of articles i've come across who not only misrepresent what he is saying but also what he is about. And it's purposely done.

At least he's big enough to admit mistakes and check his behaviour. He's not purposely spreading misinformation and when he does so by accident (like last week) he can rectify it.

Those writing the articles are not only the opposite, but they are purposely spreading misinformation IMO. It's wrong.

But hey, just don't read it eh? 🙄

I find everything about him irritating. Hes like a messiah for thickos who think it makes them feel intelligent.

Dont mean you btw, you just watched the podcast as I will, but hes held in very high regard in the thicko community.