The Joe Rogan Experience Podcasts

dulux99 wrote: »

This might be old news but did anyone see that Joe shut down his forum without giving any notice to the posters there. I never posted there myself but lurked from time to time and went looking for it the other night and ended up on a reddit thread with lots of people absolutely furious. There was a huge number of people posting on that forum, including Joe himself yet he shut it down without giving any notice whatsoever. Bad form really. I don't listen much anymore but based on that reddit thread they seemed to imply that Joe has "changed" alot over the past couple of years.

That forum was a dark, wierd but interesting place. It was sort of like the football365 forum before sky bought it. Since they had essentially no policy on trolling there was pages of crap but then you'd get the odd epic thread, usually where somebody was liveposting a particularly engaging moment of their life; I remember the guy who was forced to live out of his car and looked on it as a fun adventure but as the months went on it got more and more grim, the long time poster who got diagnosed with terminal cancer, the American poet who lived in Thailand and kept a spreadsheet on the hookers he'd been with and Anons running beef with Rogan where Joe ended up flying him to California. I wasn't a even a regular visitor but whenever I logged in I found it hard to look away. To be fair the world and the internet have moved on, you can see why Rogan wouldn't want his name attached to what was going on there.

I watched that live and found Elon and the whole podcast incredibly hard to watch, bordering on cringeworthy. Joe tried his best - failed - tried to get him drunk and stoned and still couldn't get him to flow. it still yuks me!!

The Tulsi Gabbard interview was very interesting. Hadn't heard of her beforehand but she's an impressive lady.

Well Holy Fúckballs this is unreal - I started crying 10mins in

Jesus christ!

Do you guys watch the Paulytoons series from the podcast? There's some gems!

The Tyson Fury podcast was enthralling, very open, very honest conversation, well worth a listen

Deleted User wrote: »

Latest one is hilarious. I'd never heard of these two guys. They created a bunch of fake academic papers to expose how nonacademic certain faculties across the US can be.

This is without doubt my favourite episode in a LONG time! Cheers!

I am gone very choosy now on jre - yer man above didnt light my fire - holding out for more sam harris, graham hancock, ben shapiro, Jordan peterson, and duncan - where the hell are duncan and chris ryan!!!

Bill Burr was hilarious last night. Funniest Rogan podcast in years.

The recent podcast with David Higgins was worth a listen, seems a mad man.

Kanye West podcast coming soon

seannash wrote: »

I'm not sure why so many people are excited about this one (Not saying you are)
What is the man going to say that's interesting? Mans a fool (Insert he's not a fool, hes making money off everything he does etc etc)
Perhaps I'm not his audience anymore but even the Elon Musk one I didn't find interesting. Musk basically gave no credit to anyone outside of himself for what Tesla have done. You can be sure hes surrounded himself with the best minds he can find, yet gives no one but himself credit.
Also when its not scripted, the man is unexciting and to be honest a bore. Perhaps I've heard already about what Musk was laying down. For people who have never considered the future I guess I can see why it was of interest.


Not sure what Kanye will bring that will be of any interest. His political opinion? Who actually cares about that?

Painful to listen to.

All JR's questions were variations on 'Why are you so amazing?'

All the answers followed the same format
5 seconds of dead air followed by montone generic answer.

Ended up fast-forwarding through most of it after the first hour.