Many of my friends are recommending me to watch Joe Rogan's experience which is supposed to be an interesting podcast series with different types of people ranging from artists, scientists, entrepreneurs, writers, etc where you get to learn a lot. What do you think of Joe Rogan and his podcasts? I'd say he has come a long way after learning BJJ, doing stand up, and addressing day to day problems, even controversial issues
I disagree with his personal views in many reforms but I like how he has had nearly everyone i Listen to on his show, as well as people on a posing side of every soft run ideologically Philosophically sociologically etc. and what attracts me to His show Aside form the openness to variety of guests is the way he is so simple. Yes he will cater to each guest and people complain about that but it is a STYLE. And I think it very clever. He is gentle and friendly and genuinely inquisitive. He gets people feeling like they are long time buddies. They fee warm and safer and admired and respected. They become putty in his hands... Very comfortable off guarding unassuming. And he Can totally destroy a fake argument or propaganda or someone who clearly just parroting what they heard, JUST by innocently asking “ what is that” what does that mean. I’ve never heard that “saying word phrase idea “fact etc
His talent is in that he is not retina to prove he’s a genius he recognizes he isn’t and booed about it. Bc he doesn’t need to sit there Brilliant, he doesn’t mind asking simple questions that people don’t like to ask bc it makes them look “ stupid”
I enjoy how it totally throws off anyone who actually doesn’t know what they are saying bc they are so Accustomed to people just agreeing bc they don’t want to affaire or look uneducated or bc they have some agenda that makes agreeing beneficial.
I have seen him unravel a person by innocently asking what a word the guest was using to make a very broad assertion - character attack- pointing out they should together probably look up the definition to make sure they Are both using it correctly in the conversation before continuing lol
He was not being a d*ck. He was polite and he didn’t know what it meant and it’s true you avoiding use things incorrectly especially when it’s to malign another person... So he was really asking and it’s not his fault they could not answer. NYT Journalist no less 🤦♀️
He’s is this really muscly tattoos meat head looking guy who is so soft spoken respectful inquisitive and kind on his show, with people from all walks of life... And if I’d only seen his profile picture there did NO WAY I would have tuned in. I was brought there bc my YouTube kept playing due to the the guest speaker being someone regularly I watch.
I don't know if it’s irony or what, I just love the surprise lol
@ I disagree with his personal views in many respects but I appreciate how he has had nearly everyone I Listen to, on his show, as well as people with extreme apposing view to everywhere in between - politically ideologically Philosophically sociologically etc
No, it's fine. You really read my mind. He doesn't always agree with the guests but he doesn't hate them just because they don't. He likes to learn others opinions and understand things. Yeah, he does give the close friend vibes who are meeting after a long time and have a lot to talk about
Yeah it works real well and honestly makes me enjoy listening I’m eager to hear how they will respond. Even in the case where I don’t get much from a particular guest I still Like watching the interview. For the most part ... Some I couldn’t finish thee I’ll 3 hours 😛
I like Joe Rogan. He's sort of like an "average" guy who happens to interview people who are really well-known for their craft or are just interesting in general. (I use the term "average" in quotes since he's clearly a smart dude, but he's relatable to the masses, myself included. He never comes across as pretentious. He's sort of like that nice guy you met freshman year in the dorms and still talk to). He's a really curious guy and always asks great questions. He's spoken to some of the most politically incorrect college professors, Elon Musk, musicians, etc. He's never pushy and he doesn't really seem to have much of an agenda, other than getting a good interview out of the guest. There are a ton of memes out there about him talking about DMT, acid, drugs, etc., but he really only brings those up as an occasional joke ("Of course you were stressed, you were in college and never smoked weed!"), but he's never pushy about it.
Joe Rogan is a cool dude who I admire, not for his intelligence, but the fact he is very open-minded and willing to expand his worldview. He does comedy and MMA, which is a weird combination to say the least (not as weird as comedy and steroids, like Carrot Top, but still), and despite dealing with many of the nutjobs in Hollywood, still remains pretty centrist or moderately left.
Joe Rogan legit is a dude I would take advice from and look up to, again, not because I think he's intelligent per se, but he's very disciplined and very open-minded. As for his podcast, though? I tried to listen to it a couple years ago. It's WAY too long, for me. I'd only listen to it if I had to do really long commutes to and from work everyday. But it takes me six minutes to walk to work everyday (I'm a teacher) and I really don't have time for his podcast. I can listen to about ten minutes at a time before the Millennial ADHD starts to kick in. Also, I don't like a lot of his guests. Some, like Elon Musk or Tulsi Gabbard, can make the whole podcast enjoyable. But many of them are boring AF, even if Joe is interested in them.
Dumb, intellectually biased, conspiracy theorist who promotes and legitimized retarded alt-right figures on his platform would be my quick description.
I don't think his podcast is useful, because I don't think most of the figures who appear on his podcast are in any way useful. It's not a platform for valuable discourse, it's a circlejerk for alt-righters and conservatives to validate their biases by listening to pseudointellectuals who impress the average viewer by having a greater-than-average ability to formulate coherent sentences.
I guess dumb assholes should too have a platform to speak. But I personally think that listening to morons propagating conspiracy theories and making false equivalencies to promote their biases under the guise of impartiality, reason and open-mindedness in a way that shits all over the entire concept of free thought isn't really a worthwhile activity, so I don't watch his podcasts.
I thought this as well as an initial impression and probably it is more often true than not but but I actually Fair amount of variation in guests. And yes he is always the same and he accommodate ships guests but honestly he never did claim to be smart 😛
Oh O shoujd dress I’m in no way trying to persuade you I was just relating to the fact I had the same Impression once upon a time prob a few months lol but I also like to watch people I disagree with so it severs that purpose as well for Me.
And if you want to see a more serious example of their view you have to go look onward elsewhere bc interview is very laid back and casual and lot of propping up yes.
You may think that, until you hear about how many liberals and democrats he has refused to have on his show.
He is a shill running an alt-right platform in a way in which he can claim having clean hands, that's all he is doing. He is not "impartial" nor "clueless" and he definitely isn't a "liberal" the way he claims, he a piece of garbage who knows how to manipulate and cater to the audience for maximum profit.
Even if there are people who are worth listening to accidentally appearing on his show, I will rather listen to them on a different platform. I just don't like him as a person and I definitely do not want to support his business by giving him my views.
Yes, he is a "Bernie supporter" in the sense that he is the opponent of the DNC and will rather vote Trump instead of Biden.
He is a shill like Jordan Peterson, being willfully incoherent in the way he describes his political stances because he knows he would illegitimize himself in the eyes of the "free thinking" "apolitical" pseudo-intellectuals who make up a lot of his audience, if he straight-up admitted that he is a cookie cutter conservative sitting somewhere between center and far right.
Ah yes I completely believe that I do notice when it comes to actual exports on unpopular topics there is definitely a paucity.. he is a conduit for me though. I see all the people that annoy me or that I don’t align poltically or philosophically with, then I look for debates involving that guest snd someone I would’ve liked to have seen on the show. It works out 😊
I do absolutely believe politics are behind it. But I don’t watch him for his ethics but his interview style and to collect people who debate other people 🤷♀️😊
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I really like him. My husband loves him. His stand-up is near perfection. He's a great storyteller. His word choices are excellent yet he manages to sound natural and not forced. His podcast is extremely successful. He managed to get incredibly esteemed people on his show. I would definitely check him out if I were you.
Just take everything he says with a grain of salt. He's not a prophet. He's just a guy. He will make you think and entertain you. But you can still hold strong to your beliefs in the mean time.
See these Comedy Central videos? They are really good. I love his 'Hotel Fire' bit. It's at a very very small used-to-be strip bar in Los Angeles, called Cheetah's. That's my favourite location for stand-up shows. It's very intimate. There's a stripper pole on stage, which is a bit funny/odd, but it's a great intimate venue and Comedy Central has bought the rights to many of the best comics doing stand-up there. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=joe+rogan+stand+up+comedy+central
One thing I will say about the podcasts - and also his 1 hr or so stand-up - he talks A LOT. He's fast, loud, uses tons of words (in the way that women do more so than men), and is very high energy. It's too much for me a lot of the time when it is long. He makes too much blood go into my brain and I feel kind of overwhelmed by his voice. But I love the tone and timbre of his voice. And I like a lot of his concepts he brings up. And he is known for being a very, very capable interviewer. So, just things to keep in mind. In 15 min increments, I think he's the best.
Not my style, my boyfriend use to listen to him quite a lot back in the day. He seems like a smart dude and has a pretty open platform. That being said i did see he was against wearing masks or claimng weird stuff about corona so I don't know how to feel about him anymore
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Joe is a solid dude. I don't agree with everything he says, but I enjoy his conversations and interviews with his guests. He is very interpersonal and upfront with his views and a good listener that keeps both his audience and guest invested in the topic at hand.
I remember watching his podcast early on because of John Anthony West and Graham Hancock. I was into crypto-archaeology and was surprised to see those folks on his show. Most of it is just entertainment, but occasionally there is insightful stuff.
I dont like Joe Rogan, but I like his show and interview style.
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Very boring with monotone voice. That doesn’t grab my attention.
Its Basically a group of guys laughing and agreeing with other. But if there’s disagreement, it’s only Joe Rogan who has to be ‘right’ cause it’s his show after all.
Probably his ego got the best of him. I’m sure there were very few rare guests that were smart and caught some audiences attention. To the point Rogan wanted the lime light, that now he talks way too much and it has become boring.
But, I’m not the only one who noticed this and I’m not a fan 😂
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His comedy is great. His character on News Radio was funny and I enjoyed Fear Factor on occasion. Yet I can't watch a full podcast of his to save my life. But that goes for a lot of comedians.
Especially when he stood up for that guy who was being cursed and almost hit by that girl. Her partner tried to attack Joe with aggression but he just blocked it. He really stands up to his beliefs
I've been following his stuff every here and there and I recently came to the conclusion that he's a joke.
Just another gorilla on a high horse acting like all male behavior that he doesn't agree with is a sign of insecurity and weakness or whatever.. as if there's only one true way to be strong and confident.
I don't think much about him one way or the other. I've seen a little bit of his content, some of it is worthwhile I suppose, but he's not exactly a scholar of philosophy or something.
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