October 30, 20196 yr Joe Rogan obviously has hundreds, actually over a thousand podcasts. I'm just starting to listen to him more. Are they any really good ones that I need to go back and listen to?
October 30, 20196 yr They've all been pretty good, at least the ones that I have listened to have been. Chris Stapleton may be the first one I listened to it was good as was Ron White. Basically find someone you like and listen, people really talk about anything and he doesn't cut them off to move on. If it goes 45 minutes or 2 hours, it goes where it goes.
October 30, 20196 yr Author The first one that I ever heard by him was this guy that was an ultra marathon runner or something like that. Loved it. I'll probably just scroll through and find someone old ones with people I know, plus any that are recommended here.
October 30, 20196 yr Edward Snowden Elon Musk Bernie Sanders Tulsi Gabbard Jocko Willink Dakota Meyer Dave Goggins Neil Degrasse Tyson Mike Tyson Tim Ferris Lance Armstrong Jordan Peterson Rhonda Patrick Anthony Bourdain Those are just the ones that come to mind. Do a google search on his best guests. I may have already named them. He has a lot of people that I've never heard of and they have been facinating.
October 31, 20196 yr My favorite is Peter Attia. David Goggins has been on twice I think. Great stuff there as well.
October 31, 20196 yr I took JD's advice and went through the last year of episodes and saved a few that I want to listen to. Currently listening to Charlamagne Tha God, on deck I have Kevin Hart, Ron White, Dr. Phil and Andrew Yang.
October 31, 20196 yr It's hard to keep up with all of them. Most are 3 hours + and he does 3 or 4 a week. I listen when in my car, so it takes a while to get through an episode. The majority of his guests are extremely fascinating and Joe is not afraid to challenge them if he disagrees with them. I'm currently listening to episode #1370 with Brian Grazier.
October 31, 20196 yr I watch many of his podcasts on youtube in smaller chunks. One other good episode is Ted Nugent. I'm far from a Nugent fan, but I actually enjoyed hearing him go deeper on many of his points in a normal, noncombative way. I don't agree with him, but I felt like I understood him much better.
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