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To be clear, Joe Rogan thinks Tony Hinchcliffe’s joke about Puerto Rico being “a floating island of garbage” is solid. He just believed saying it out loud would eventually result in physical violence.

“I’ve gotta tell you, that joke kills at comedy clubs. I don’t like the joke, (but) it kills,” Rogan said this week on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast. “It’s just like, if you’re Puerto Rican and you hear that in the audience, you’re like (feigns a groaning sound). But it’s a funny joke. The joke does well. But I said to him, I go, ‘Dude, that’s the one that’s gonna get you stabbed.’ And he used to talk about it on stage, saying, ‘Joe Rogan always says that’s the one that’s gonna get me stabbed.'”

Was Rogan a prophet? Yet to be determined. But one...

Joe Rogan said he previously warned Tony Hinchcliffe about his Puerto Rico joke, telling him “that’s the one that’s gonna get you stabbed.”

Hinchcliffe, an insult comic best known for hosting the live podcast “Kill Tony,” sparked outrage Sunday when he appeared at Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally and told a joke that referred to Puerto Rico as “a floating island of garbage.”

“I’ve gotta tell you, that joke kills at comedy clubs. I don’t like the joke, [but] it kills,” Rogan said on Wednesday’s episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience.” “It’s just like, if you’re Puerto Rican and you hear that in the audience, you’re like [groans]. But it’s a funny joke. The joke does well. But I said to him, I go, ‘Dude, that’s the one that’s gonna get you stabbed.’ And he used to talk about it on stage,...

Less than a week remains for the 2024 U.S. Presidential elections to commence. Campaigning has been going on with full force as candidates try their best to convince the citizens why they would be the better choice for leading the land of the free and the home of the brave. While there are a number of contenders in the run, Kamala Harris or Donald Trump seem to be the top choice for a majority of the voters.

Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in the Presidential debate | Credits: ABC News

As we inch closer and closer to November 5th, Hollywood celebrities are taking some time out of their glamorous lives to talk about their preferred candidates. While Donald Trump has the support of some, it is Kamala Harris who takes the win for most celeb support. However, podcaster Joe Rogan wholeheartedly believes that people shouldn’t pay...

Joe Rogan recently shared his lengthy three-hour interview with Donald Trump on X, following claims that YouTube was not making the episode easily accessible.

Released late Friday, the podcast featured a wide-ranging discussion that included topics like UFOs, the assassination files of John F. Kennedy, immigration issues, and the state of healthy eating in America.

In less than a day, the interview garnered an impressive 17 million views on YouTube. However, many users reported difficulties finding the episode through the platform’s search function.

Joe Rogan Posts Full Three-Hour Interview With Donald Trump To X (Twitter) Amidst Rumors of Youtube Censorship

On Monday, Rogan responded to these concerns by retweeting messages from viewers who struggled to locate the interview. To address the issue directly, he posted the complete podcast on his X account. “Since there’s been a problem searching for this episode on YouTube, here’s the full podcast with Trump,...

Donald Trump recently received a loud and elaborate message from the iconic Whoopi Goldberg on why she doesn’t particularly like him. Trump, who is currently running for president in the upcoming elections, hasn’t been the kindest toward Goldberg and her crew at The View either. While he had a million other things to worry about while speaking at his rally in Pennsylvania, the 78-year-old spoke about how “dumb” he believes hosts of The View are.

Whoopi Goldberg in ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ | Credits: Paramount

But it was his recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience that triggered a 7-minute-long response from members of The View and Goldberg also targeted Joe Rogan for getting his facts about their interview with the former president wrong. Here’s what the Sister Act icon had to say!

Whoopi Goldberg addresses Joe Rogan’s factual errors and sets the record straight about...

Joe Rogan issued a rare statement about the behind-the-scenes negotiations for a podcast guest, posting a comment about why Vice President Kamala Harris hasn’t appeared on his show.

Rogan says Harris’ team wanted Rogan to fly out to New York to interview the presidential candidate and that their interview would be restricted to one hour.

“For the record, the Harris campaign has not passed on doing the podcast,” Rogan said in a comment on X. “They offered a date for Tuesday, but I would have had to travel to her and they only wanted to do an hour. I strongly feel the best way to do it is in the studio in Austin. My sincere wish is to just have a nice conversation and get to know her as a human being. I really hope we can make it happen.”

The update comes a week before the general election...

Throughout his career as a podcaster, Joe Rogan has encountered quite a few notable adversaries. Thanks to his unfazed and unabashed opinions and perspective, the media personality has often annoyed several people, including the Egot winner Whoopi Goldberg, intentionally or unintentionally.

Joe Rogan | Credit: Jre / YouTube

While Goldberg and Rogan’s animosity dates back ages, recently, Rogan was under fire for making certain claims about the actress and Donald Trump. Although Golberg has since refuted his claims, here is a look at when Rogan went ballistic about the actress after one Jre guest insulted her.

When One Joe Rogan Experience Guest Brutally Insulted Whoopi Goldberg Whoopi Goldberg on The View | Credit: YouTube

Joe Rogan is known best for hosting his podcast, the Joe Rogan Experience. On the other hand, we have Whoopi Goldberg, who is one of the longtime hosts of the talk show, The View. While these two shows...

Dwayne Johnson has found himself slipping between multiple different fields and managing to ace pretty much every single one as he navigated his way through them all. What initially started with a career in wrestling progressed with him becoming an actor in Hollywood and eventually a successful businessman. His latest gig was to leap into Donald Trump’s specialized field.

Dwayne Johnson. | Credits: Black Adam/Warner Bros. Pictures.

To be more precise, he wanted to make his splash in politics as well and run for the position of the president of the United States of America. However, he called off all possibilities of the same last year, and now it seems like this might as well be one of the smartest decisions that Johnson took, considering Trump’s latest confession about being a US president.

Donald Trump’s Words Prove Dwayne Johnson Took the Right Decision Regarding US Presidency

For a few years now,...

Whoopi Goldberg put Joe Rogan in his place during an episode of “The View” in which the Egot winner corrected Rogan’s false claims about one of Trump’s appearances on the ABC daytime talk show. Trump recently guested on Rogan’s Spotify podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience,” where the two claimed that “The View” hosts once acted favorably to Trump. Goldberg said it was fake news.

“There’s a lot of fake news coming up so we’re going to clear some of it up,” Goldberg said as “The View” threw to a clip from Rogan’s podcast in which Rogan said Trump guested on “The View” in 2015.

“It was 2011, four years before he announced he was running,” Goldberg clarified. “That’s the first thing they got wrong.”

The second thing Rogan got wrong was in saying that Trump was introduced on “The View” as “our friend.” Goldberg cut...

Tony Hinchcliffe has been an important figure in the Comedy Central community and has recently found immense success with his podcast Kill Tony. Unfortunately, the 40-year-old comic has been facing the heat lately after his recent appearance at Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally, which left thousands of Latin Americans in complete rage and a few political figures disgusted.

Tony Hinchcliffe | Credits: @tonyhinchcliffe via Instagram

The 60th quadrennial presidential elections are not too far along. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have been battling it out to earn themselves a chance to lead one of the world’s greatest nations. But Hinchcliffe’s “floating island garbage” comment regarding Puerto Rico might have cost Trump the entire race, and it also pushed one pop star to his absolute limit.

Bad Bunny savagely responds to Tony Hinchcliffe’s distasteful comments on Puerto Rico Tony Hinchcliffe | Credits: @tonyhinchcliffe via Instagram

Hurricane Maria nearly...

Recently, Joe Rogan had a nearly 3-hour-long interview with Donald Trump to point out several names who once sided with the former Potus, but later turned their backs on him. The podcaster raised an online chatter when he called out Oprah Winfrey for supporting Trump in the past but strongly speaking for Kamala Harris in the 2024 elections.

Joe Rogan and Donald Trump in The Joe Rogan Experience | Credits: PowerfulJRE / YouTube

Since Oprah Winfrey voiced her opinions for Donald Trump’s opponent, she has faced intense backlash. The Trump followers shared several clips and a letter to allege that the talk show host changed sides after supporting the Republican in his initial days.

Joe Rogan noted that Donald Trump’s critics were once his admirers Donald Trump with his family with Oprah Winfrey in 2011 | Credits: The Oprah Winfrey Show

Kamala Harris has innumerable celebrities by her side for the upcoming elections.

Recently, Joe Rogan’s podcast featured the former president and garnered significant attention, but it wasn’t just for the content. Surprisingly, Rogan had made an unusual dressing choice for the special occasion, which was far from his laid-back style.

Joe Rogan and Donald Trump on The Joe Rogan Experience | PowerfulJRE/YouTube

During the three-hour dialogue, Rogan and Trump went over a myriad of topics and discussed the most interesting yet controversial issues. The latter also reflected on his life and career, and the conversation felt compelling. It was the perfect blend of entertainment and politics, where both the host and the guest showcased their candidness and charisma.

The Significance of Joe Rogan’s UFC PPV Shirt Joe Rogan on The Joe Rogan Experience | PowerfulJRE/YouTube

The interaction between Joe Rogan and Donald Trump on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast was worthwhile, but what caught people’s attention was something else.

“Bully,” “bad,” “weak,” and “idiot” seem to be the extent of disparaging vocabulary that the former President of the United States and the current GOP nominee Donald Trump can use as a weapon against some members of his Presidency. But when asked to go into specifics, Trump either implicates his own debatable ideologies or swiftly changes the subject into safer territories.

Donald Trump at Aston, Pennsylvania [Photo by Michael Vadon, licensed under Cc By-sa 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons]

Joe Rogan, on the other hand, has a history of interviewing controversial figures when he is not busy dissecting everything under the sun with experts in certain fields, ranging from art, science, and film to politics and the economy. His most recent guest, the 45th Potus, did exactly what the audience knew he would: went on a predictable rant against the bad apples that spoiled his term as President and refused to share any evidence of the “stolen” election.

Joe Rogan Invites...

Despite the controversial reputation he carries, Donald Trump has shown a lot of heart in the current presidential race. Just think about it, the man experienced two assassination attempts, barely escaping one of them. But he’s still out and about doing his due diligence as American citizens prepare to cast their votes just over a week from now.

The 45th President of the United States and current presidential election candidate recently appeared on the iconic Joe Rogan Experience (Jre), and he shared a thing or two about his life, being in the White House for the first, eliminating income taxes, Kamala Harris, and a lot more.

Donald Trump | Credits: Gage Skidmore from Peoria, Az, United States of America, Cc By-sa 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

While narrating his experience of being in the White House for the very first time, Trump spoke about visiting Abraham Lincoln’s bedroom. Being president surely has its perks,...

Apparently, Carlos Mencia is going to revive his career by stealing Dave Chappelle’s shtick this time.

The conversation about a comedian’s responsibility to choose their targets carefully has been going on since long before the entire comedy world knew that the Mind of Mencia host had been cribbing all of their jokes throughout his career. Mobs of protesters followed Andrew Dice Clay around throughout his heyday in the 1980s for how he repeatedly and gleefully attacked women, immigrants, racial minorities and gay people under the thin guise of humor to the point where comedy’s moral compass, George Carlin, had to step in and warn The Diceman that the same people to whom he was pandering with his “off-color” comedy probably wouldn’t love him so much if they knew he came from a Jewish family.

Enter Mencia — despite being a Honduran immigrant whose “Early Life” tab on...

The universe of Marvel cinematic entertainment allows fans to imagine a world where science, technology, close encounters of the third kind, xenology, and theology can all co-exist in unison. But when it comes to the real world, black holes might not be too believable a thing for the realm of science and reason. Or at least, the ex-Iron Man star Terrence Howard happens to think so.

Terrence Howard as Col James “Rhodey” Rhodes [Credit: Marvel Studios]

With a messy history with the Marvel bosses and a complex relationship with the Marvel legend Robert Downey Jr., Howard exited his post as Colonel Rhodes aka War Machine in the MCU in disgrace. Behind-the-scenes politics merged with some pride on his part accounted for the sudden overnight recast.

In the aftermath, Terrence Howard’s online presence has been somewhat controversial and divisive and his version of events, be it his exit from Marvel...

Former President Donld Trump looks set to sit for an interview with podcaster Joe Rogan on Friday in the hunt for male voters.

A first-time appearance by Trump on The Joe Rogan Experience was first reported by Politico. A spokesperson for Spotify, which has a multiyear partnership deal for Rogan’s podcast, did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Trump’s potential appearance.

The Joe Rogan Experience is one of the most popular podcasts with an audience that skews 81 percent male, with more than 50 percent under 35 years old (according to a YouGov poll). The new distribution deal for the show allows several podcast platforms, as well as on YouTube, rather than remaining exclusive to Spotify, as it had been since 2020.

The Kamala Harris campaign has reportedly also been in talks with Rogan’s production team for the U.S. Vice President to appear on the podcaster’s Austin-based show,...

As both presidential candidates rush to appear on popular podcasts, we're waiting to see who will land on The Joe Rogan Experience, the number one podcast among weekly podcast listeners Age 13+ in the U.S. according to Edison Podcast Metrics™.

Edison Research reveals the demographics of listeners that Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are likely to reach if they end up as guests on The Joe Rogan Experience:

80% Male 51% age 18-34 35% Independent or Something Else 32% Republicans 27% Democrats 21% Hispanic or Latino

With such a diverse and politically balanced audience, Rogan’s show offers candidates an invaluable opportunity to reach key voter groups, especially independents and younger voters.

Edison Research is the only source providing comprehensive data on podcast rankings, making it an essential resource for understanding how shows like The Joe Rogan Experience are shaping public opinion.

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It’s apparently not a conspiracy theory: The Kamala Harris campaign is in talks with Joe Rogan’s team for the vice president to potentially come on the podcaster’s hit show.

As reported by Reuters, the vice president’s team met with Rogan’s crew this week to discuss a possible sit down.

Harris has been trying to boost her appeal to male voters, and The Joe Rogan Experience is one of the most popular podcast’s in the country with an audience that skews 81 percent male, with more than 50 percent under 35 years old (according to a YouGov poll). Last week, Harris made headlines by going on Alex Cooper’s podcast, Call Her Daddy, which targets young female listeners.

Harris has also recently been criticized for only doing media interviews with outlets perceived as friendly to the candidate. But as the election nears — and the polls tighten — she’s...

From 2013 to 2023, director Zack Snyder dictated the tone and look of the now-defunct DC Extended Universe. At the beginning of the decade-long mishegoss, Snyder rebooted the Superman story with "Man of Steel," a loud, bleak, faux-poetic noise-fest that divided audiences sharply. Some felt that Snyder's operatic visuals and overblown storytelling habits were a good way to make Superman "grow up," while many others felt that Snyder's film was more style than substance. The division wrought by Snyder continued into a massively inconsistent interconnected superhero universe that contained some of the best superhero movies ever made ("Shazam!") and some of the biggest flops of all time ("The Flash").

One of the more controversial follow-ups was Snyder's own 2016 film "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice." In that film, the newly introduced Batman (Ben Affleck) was already suspicious of the newly arrived Superman (Henry Cavill), given that Superman laid waste to Metropolis at...

By any metric – film output, fanbase size, media attention, merchandising, recognizability – Art the Clown is quickly rising through the ranks as a horror icon for the modern generation the same way that Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and Michael Myers became household names in the 1980s.

Terrifier‘s humble beginnings originated in the mind of Damien Leone. Prior to making his directorial debut, the New York-based aspiring filmmaker and special effects artist envisioned a clown terrorizing a woman on a city bus.

Leone realized his vision in The 9th Circle, a 2008 short film in which Art The Clown made his first appearance as one of several evil entities. The homicidal clown returned as the antagonist in Terrifier, a 2011 short film that helped establish many of the character’s trademarks.

Terrifier caught the attention of producer Jesse Baget, who reached out to Leone about including it in an anthology alongside other filmmakers’ shorts.

Katt Williams, a stand-up comedian known for his bold humor and controversial statements, has made headlines not only for his comedy but also for claims about his intelligence. In a recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast (#2111), Williams claimed to have an Iq of 163, putting him at the genius level. But is there any truth to this wild claim, or is it just another part of his enigmatic persona?

The Iq Claim: Fact or Fiction? Katt Williams in School Dance (2014) | Credit: Lionsgate

Williams’s claim of having an Iq of 163 immediately sparked interest and skepticism. To put this in perspective, an Iq score of 160 and above is considered genius, comparable to that of renowned physicists and mathematicians. Along with this claim, Katt Williams has mentioned other impressive feats of intelligence, such as being able to read fluently by the age of three and having read over 3,000 books in his lifetime.

Hollywood is filled with talented and beautiful women who leave people begging for more with their captivating performances. Actress Scarlett Johansson happens to be one of them. It is no secret that it becomes extremely difficult to peel your eyes off your screen when the woman is on it.

Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow | Marvel Studios

Whether she is playing the effortlessly charming Black Widow or simply walking down the red carpet, Scarlett Johansson always manages to turn heads for all the right reasons. She sure has her fair share of admirers because let’s be real, she is stunning. It turns out that famous podcaster Joe Rogan is one of the many who have fallen head over heels for the actress.

Joe Rogan Praises Scarlett Johansson Scarlett Johansson in Under the Skin | Credits: Film4

Joe Rogan was joined by stand-up comedian Chad Daniels for an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience.

Joe Rogan is someone who is very well respected in the entertainment and sports communities, for the various things he has done that’s benefited them over the years. If you’re a Rogan fan, there’s one thing that is commonly known about, it’s that he is a massive mixed martial arts enthusiast.

Joe Rogan on his podcast called The Joe Rogan Experience | Credits: youtube.com/@joerogan

But besides lending his hand as a color commentator, the 57-year-old is also popular for his work in the field of stand-up comedy, acting, and hosting TV shows as well. Let’s face it, despite the controversies he’s faced in the past due to his podcast, Rogan’s voice (or work) isn’t easily forgettable.

Over the years, the Mma commentator generated an estimated net worth of $200 million (Via Yahoo Finance). So here’s a brief breakdown of the various he earned his fortune.

Podcast host and UFC commentator Joe Rogan has not officially endorsed a candidate in the upcoming US elections. However, his earlier support for a candidate in the presidential race surprised many of his fans. Rogan shared that he was a fan of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has since suspended his campaign and endorsed Donald Trump.

Joe Rogan in his podcast The Joe Rogan Experience | Credits: PowerfulJRE/YouTube

According to Rogan, both the Democrats and Republicans were equally guilty of gaslighting, manipulating, and promoting narratives for their gains. Rogan felt that Kennedy Jr. was a legitimate guy, who was more reasonable and intelligent. Both personalities shared some common controversial beliefs, like their criticism of Covid-19 vaccines.

Joe Rogan Was In Favor Of An Independent Candidate Over Donald Trump and Kamala Harris Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the documentary Four Died Trying | Credits: The Press & The Public Project

The Joe Rogan...

It’s been five years since stand-up star Shane Gillis spent a total of five days as a cast member of Saturday Night Live, but Lorne Michaels still can’t believe that the show’s fanbase didn’t want to spend every Saturday night watching Gillis awkwardly mumble slurs at his co-stars.

The ascension of Saturday Night Live’s shortest-tenured cast member from podcasting microcelebrity to bona fide streaming star following the events of his 2019 hired-to-fired speedrun makes us wonder whether Gillis could have accomplished nearly as much in his already-impressive comedy career had SNL retained him through its 45th season and beyond. Between his Netflix series Tires, his streaming special Shane Gillis: Beautiful Dogs and his deification among the vaguely conservative anti-woke comedy crowd, Gillis is currently in command of a larger following than those of all but the most all-time-beloved SNL cast members, and it’s hard to...

Exclusive, Updated 7:30 a.m.: Netflix has announced that comedian Tim Dillon’s unscripted, talk show-style special, This Is Your Country, will premiere on the streamer on October 1.

As host of this “Jerry Springer-esque” hour, focused on America’s current events, Dillon guides conversations with civilian guests on topics such as immigration, cryptocurrency, and OnlyFans — all while engaging and semi-roasting his live audience. It’s a fresh, yet nostalgic approach to a comedy world filled with hundreds of one hour specials a year.

Read more about the project below, and check out a new trailer above.

Previously, July 23: Popular comedian and podcaster Tim Dillon has been set to return to Netflix this fall with a new, unscripted, talk show-style special that will focus on America’s current events.

Set over the backdrop of the upcoming election, Dillon’s new hour will focus on the most important, but often overlooked,...

For most women, aging is a hard process that takes a toll on their bodies, and minds and can even damage their self-esteem. However, Titanic star Kate Winslet believes she has found a workaround to keep feeling sexy no matter how much time goes by. In a world where beauty standards can feel limiting, the actress is carving her own path, embracing the strength and resilience that come with age. In fact, she also shares her secrets in hopes of helping other women feel the same way.

Kate Winslet in Titanic | Credits: 20th Century Fox/Paramount Pictures

Most recently, the 48-year-old actress revealed that she was following the advice of Joe Rogan and Sylvester Stallone and was undergoing a rather surprising type of therapy.

Kate Winslet shares her secrets to aging

The world might remember Kate Winslet as the young and stunning Rose from Titanic. However, with 27 years having flown by,...

Shock jock Howard Stern says that he’s proud to stand accused of going “woke” by incensed former listeners, which means that there is an alarmingly significant number of comedy fans who think that the leftist liberal agenda runs through Baba Booey.

Twenty years ago, claiming that Stern, whose “dark humor” credits include the famous suggestion that the Columbine shooters should have sexually assaulted their female victims before murdering them, is a champion of hyper-sensitivity in comedy would be such a crazy and laughable position that he’d probably have you on as a guest for saying it. After all, this was a guy who was famous for inviting homeless drug addicts and the obviously mentally ill onto his show just to gawk at them, so it’s not like Stern earned his place in the SiriusXM Hall of Fame for crafting ingenious comedy bits about why Bipoc representation in Pixar movies matters.

Jeremy Clarkson has denied that Top Gear ever scripted a scathing Tesla review after his successor Chris Harris claimed that the BBC show was “naughty” in its treatment of Elon Musk’s electric car.

In his weekly column in The Sun newspaper, Clarkson said he was wound up “something rotten” by Harris telling The Joe Rogan Experience podcast that the 2008 Tesla review was effectively faked.

“Joe and Chris perpetuate the myth that my Tesla road test was unfair,” Clarkson wrote. “On Top Gear we cocked about and upset a lot of ­people over the years. But our road tests were always scrupulously fair.”

In the review of the Tesla Roadster, Clarkson said the battery died after 88km on a race track, that the vehicle’s brakes failed, the engine overheated, and that it took 16 hours to charge.

It was not all rude, however. In a drag race with a Lotus Elise,...

Russell Crowe is an acclaimed actor, known for his iconic role as Maximus Decimus Meredius in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator. The beloved star had embarked on a deeply personal journey to Rome which was not a touristic endeavor, but a profound act that would honor the legacy of the film.

Russell Crowe as Maximus Decimus Meridius in Gladiator | DreamWorks Pictures

With the movie being cemented in cinematic history, Gladiator 2 has been the looming project that the audience is eager to experience. However, Crowe seems to be a little hesitant about a sequel. He recently appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast and expressed his thoughts about multiple topics, including the legacy of his magnum opus film.

Russell Crowe’s Concern About Gladiator 2 Russell Crowe as Maximus Decimus Meridius in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator | DreamWorks Distribution

The original Gladiator is renowned for its authentic storytelling and Russell Crowe’s powerful performance.

Federal Election Commission filings confirmed that independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign is almost out of money. New filings showed that Kennedy’s campaign is spending more money than it is taking in.

The campaign entered August with $3.9 million in cash on hand but is almost $3.5 million in debt. In July, it spent over $7 million while raising just $5.6 million, nearly half of which came from Kennedy’s running mate, Nicole Shanahan.

His campaign’s spending stayed high despite a reduction on events. Since early July, the independent presidential candidate has not attended any public events. Instead, he has randomly appeared on podcasts and at conferences.

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Most of the campaign’s funds went toward ballot access, Facebook and Google advertisements, and a security firm run by a longtime associate.

Even with...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle find themselves under fire again, and this time due to disparaging views they shared a few years ago at the height of the coronavirus pandemic.

At the time, the couple had made it clear that they reported Joe Rogan over his controversial claims about the Covid-19 vaccine.

Well, they had their fun then. Joe Rogan’s decided to react to it and let’s just say he had some pretty ridiculing things to say about Harry.

Joe Rogan Remembers Time Prince Harry Tried To “Cancel” Him During Latest Netflix Comedy

Comedian Joe Rogan recently clapped back at the Sussexes for “talking sh**” about him in the past in new show, Joe Rogan: Burn the Boats.

The stand-up comedy special was first streamed live on August 4 from the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, Texas. It marked the first time in six long years that the 57-year-old...

Edison Research announces the Top 50 Podcasts in the U.S. based on reach for Q2 2024 among weekly podcast listeners age 13+.

The list ranks podcasts based on total audience reach from Edison Podcast Metrics. Interviews were conducted continuously throughout the quarter in English and Spanish. Rankings are based on listening over the full period. All respondents reported listening to podcasts in the last week.

Remaining the Top 3 from Q1 2024 into Q2 2024 are The Joe Rogan Experience, Crime Junkie, and The Daily.

Podnews’s list here includes hosting companies and previous places. You can also import the Opml file into your podcast app to subscribe to all fifty.

Podcasts Detail 1 (1) The Joe Rogan Experience 2 (2) Crime Junkie 3 (3) The Daily 4 (7) Call her Daddy 5 (5) Dateline NBC 6 (8) SmartLess 7 (10) Stuff You Should Know 8 (6) This American Life 9 (12) This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von 10 (9) Morbid 11 (11) Club Shay Shay 12 (14) MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark & Mysterious Stories 13 (17) Serial 14 (4) New Heights with Jason...

Podcaster Joe Rogan declared on social media that he did not intend to endorse independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience.

On August 8, Rogan said on his podcast that politicians on the left and right “gaslight” and “manipulate” people. He also said politicians on both sides “promote narratives” before adding that “the only one not doing that is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.”

Rogan then admitted that he is “a fan” of the independent presidential candidate. “He’s the only one that makes sense to me,” the podcaster asserted. “He’s the only one that doesn’t attack people; he attacks actions and ideas, but he’s much more reasonable and intelligent. I mean, the guy was an environmental attorney and cleaned up the East River. He’s – he’s a legitimate guy.”

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As part of its annual list of podcasting’s most powerful players, THR asked every honoree to fill out a questionnaire about the state of the industry, the challenges holding it back, their recording booth habits, and what they consider to be the most underrated podcast. A selection of our favorite responses below, from the likes of Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Alex Cooper, Kara Swisher and many more.

Bill Simmons (The Bill Simmons Podcast)

What are your podcasting guilty pleasures?

The JFK assassination or mysteries centered around dead porn stars. A narrative pod about a dead porn actress who may have been the second JFK shooter would be my dream pod.

Current favorite podcast (that you’re not involved in)?

This isn’t a specific pod, but I love any social media clip of a retired NBA player saying the worst sports take possible. It’s 2024’s single best trend. I never...

Kevin Feige is a person who likes to take risks. Sure most of them are calculated, but Feige can sometimes become a prankster. Robert Downey Jr., who recently became MCU’s Doctor Doom, might need to take some precautions.

Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man | Marvel Studios

From his inception as Iron Man in the 2008 film Iron Man, Robert Downey Jr. has had a lot of co-stars and side characters. Well, one of the side characters left the MCU because of getting allegedly underpaid and fans wonder… what if he returns?

Kevin Feige Could Prank Robert Downey Jr. Quite Badly!

It was 2008 when the world was introduced to Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man. Starring alongside him was actor Terrence Howard who portrayed the role of Colonel James Rhodes.

Terrence Howard in a still from Iron Man | Marvel Studios

As per the reports by ComicBook Movie, Terrence Howard was the highest-paid actor in Iron Man.

The funniest thing to come out of Joe Rogan’s new Netflix special is the social media mocking it, but don’t kid yourself: CEO Ted Sarandos benefits from that, too.

Rogan, a 56-year-old podcaster, has been called a lot of things since “Burn the Boats” streamed live on August 3. According to his critics on X, he’s “unfunny,” “a bigot,” “the dumbest man on the planet,” “like if Charlie Brown grew up, did steroids, finished balding, and never went to therapy,” “a lapdog for billionaires,” “adult Caillou,” “proof that those D.A.R.E. videos about the dangers of weed might have made some valid points,” and “the Cybertruck of comedians.”

The progressive pile-on is objectively funny and, at first glance, looks like a welcome counterbalance to the millions of Rogan fans who make “The Joe Rogan Experience” the world’s biggest podcast. In the special, Rogan aggressively mocks the LGBTQ community,...

Netflix has found the stopgap solution for the periods between Dave Chappelle specials.

Chappelle, the modern-legend comedian whose legacy has been complicated by the anti-trans material in his Netflix specials, has helped to clarify that the streaming service primarily cares about eyeballs at any cost. What is complicated, and heartbreaking, about Chappelle’s recent material is that he is a generationally gifted comic storyteller who seems compelled by belief to speak out against trans people. Meanwhile, what seems clear about Joe Rogan, whose new special, “Burn the Boats,” aired live on Netflix Aug. 3, is that he’s a sort of inverse Chappelle. He is not a generationally gifted comedian, or even a very good one, but his invocations of culture-war wedge issues bring him attention he would otherwise not have merited.

This is not a revelation. Rogan — whose early career included acting on the sitcom “NewsRadio,” hosting the reality show “Fear Factor,...

“I believe in freedom and I believe in love. But I also believe in crazy people.”

Comedian Joe Rogan has worn many hats in his lengthy career. A leading pioneer in the podcast space with the interview show, “The Joe Rogan Experience,” Rogan has long been known for his multi-layered work as an actor, reality game show host and UFC color commentator. However, Rogan cut his teeth in standup comedy, which he returned to in full force with the Netflix special “Joe Rogan: Burn the Boats,” which aired live on the streamer this evening.

Six years after his previous standup special, “Joe Rogan: Strange Times,” this newest iteration of the controversial comedian’s work was unwilling to hold back any punches. “Burn the Boats” began with a series of live, pre-show entertainment music counting the event down, including songs by Blues Saraceno and a random assortment of guitar-heavy acts. When the show started,...

Joe Rogan has weighed in on this year’s presidential election, revealing who he believes will win this fall. Rogan discussed the matter on a recent episode of his show The Joe Rogan Experience with guest Michael Malice. The episode aired Tuesday, July 30. Despite his often conservative leaning opinions, Rogan predicts Vice President Kamala Harris will take the presidency. “She’s gonna win,” he said in the episode. Rogan cites the positive media coverage Harris has been receiving since it was announced that Joe Biden would no longer be running for President on July 21. He believes her favorable coverage has made her the most popular candidate. “She’s the least popular Vice President of all time, and then in a moment, a moment in time, all of sudden she’s our solution,” Rogan said. “She’s our hero. Everybody’s with her. All these social media posts about her. Try...

Tim Dillon is returning to Netflix to host a new talk show-style special debuting this fall ahead of the upcoming 2024 presidential election.

The one-hour unscripted special will center on the country’s current events and will delve into the everyday issues facing Americans, leading to conversations that are typically unwelcome at the dinner table.

Set over the backdrop of the upcoming election, the special will center on “the most important, but often overlooked, element of our political system: The People. And pose the question: Do we get what we deserve?” per the official logline. Further details on release date and guests are unknown at this time.

Dillon, who debuted his first Netflix comedy special “A Real Hero” in 2022, serves as host, creator and executive producer. Bill Dixon and Brian Frange are set to serve as co-showrunners and executive producers.

Produced by TheYearOfElan and ITV America, the special will also be...

Joe Rogan’s former day job involved trapping people in morgues and feeding them horse rectum-cockroach salads, yet now he's apparently terrified to step foot in… Canada? He knows it’s the same country that gave the world poutine and the Barenaked Ladies, right?

On the most recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Rogan told guest Sam Morril that he loves Canada because they have “20 percent less douchebags” but added, “I don’t go to Canada anymore. Not while that guy’s president. Fuck you. Or whatever he is. Prime minister.”

Rogan went on to say that he doesn’t dare venture north of the border, because “they’re so far into tyranny right now. They’re in the middle of a full-blown communist takeover.”

First of all, referring to President Justin Trudeau as the leader of a “communist takeover” is more than a little laughable. Yes, nothing says...

In 2007, some woefully misguided comedy gatekeepers decided that Joe Rogan couldn’t put asses in seats without Fear Factor boosting his public profile — sounds like someone skipped their morning Alpha Brain.

Today, in 2024, there isn’t a single comedy club in America that wouldn’t jump at the chance to host Rogan as a headliner unless they held strong convictions about vaccinations, immigration or Brendan Schaub. Through his podcast The Joe Rogan Experience, the former Fear Factor host commands a larger following than any other stand-up comedian alive, and the fiscal impact of his association with products, projects or performance venues could only be compared to how the famous “Oprah Effect” generated massive demand for businesses endorsed by Oprah Winfrey among the exact opposite population from Rogan’s following.

However, in those in-between years after Rogan’s hosting gig on Fear Factor ended and before he became the single most...

Though most people know him as the host of The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Fear Factor, and a commentator for the UFC, Joe Rogan’s roots are in stand-up. A stand-up comedian with more than 30 years of experience, the multi-hyphenate comedian returns to Netflix for his first comedy special in six years, Joe Rogan: Burn the Boats, and will be the first to be taped live at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio. Rogan has six hour-long specials to his name, including Joe Rogan: Strange Timesand Joe Rogan: Triggered.

Once described in The Guardian as “an idealistic hippy stuck inside the body of a testosterone-pumped US marine,” the influential comedian and podcaster will be the latest in a heavy-hitting lineup of live Netflix comedy specials that includes Chris Rock: Selective Outrage and Netflix is a Joke Festival (2024) live shows The Roast of Tom Brady, Katt Williams: Woke FokeandJohn Mulaney...

Joe Rogan will be telling “jokes, folks, just jokes” in his first stand-up special in six years.

The controversial podcaster is launching a live special, Joe Rogan: Burn The Boats, on Netflix next month.

It marks the latest live stand-up special for the streamer, which started moving into live specials with Chris Rock last year.

The special will air on August 3 at 7pm Pt.

It marks Rogan’s third stand-up special for Netflix, having launched Triggered in 2016 and Strange Times in 2018. He also previously made Rocky Mountain High for Comedy Central as well as previous specials including Talking Monkeys In Space and Live from the Tabernacle.

It comes after Rogan, who hosts the popular The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, renewed his deal with Spotify earlier this year.

The deal, which is reportedly worth around $250M, saw his podcast air on platforms such as Apple and YouTube as well as Spotify...

Netflix has announced it’s next Live comedy special, Joe Rogan: Burn the Boats. The renowned comedian and podcast host will be live on Netflix August 3rd at 7pm Pt / 9pm Ct / 10pm Et. This is Rogan’s third stand-up special with Netflix and the first one to shoot live. His previous Netflix comedy specials included Joe Rogan: Strange Times 2018 and Joe Rogan: Triggered in 2016. The new comedy event will film live from the Majestic Theater in San Antonio, Texas. The special is directed by Anthony Giordano and the executive producers include Joe Rogan, Jeff Sussman, Chandra Keyes, Anthony Giordano and Brady Nasfell.

A standup comedian for over 30 years, Rogan’s sixth hour-long comedy special Joe Rogan: Strange Times premiered on Netflix in October 2018. Rogan’s previous comedy specials include Joe Rogan: Triggered (2016) for Netflix, Joe Rogan: Rocky Mountain High (2014) for Comedy Central, Joe Rogan: Live from the Tabernacle (2012) released via his website,...

Joe Rogan is back with his first comedy special in six years, a live event that will stream on Netflix Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. Pt.

Titled “Burn the Boats,” the special will be filmed live at the Majestic Theater in San Antonio, Texas. It’s directed by Anthony Giordano, a veteran director of televised UFC fights who has also helmed four of Rogan’s specials: 2018’s “Strange Times,” 2016’s “Triggered,” 2012’s “Live From the Tabernacle” and 2009’s “Talking Monkeys in Space.”

“Don’t get mad at me, you know why you came here. … Jokes, folks. Just jokes,” Rogan says in the trailer.

“Burn the Boats” is executive produced by Rogan, Giordano, Jeff Sussman, Chandra Keyes and Brady Nasfell.

The special joins recent Netflix live comedy events including Chris Rock’s 2023 special “Selective Outrage” and this year’s “The Roast of Tom Brady” and “John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s in L.A.”

While...

Amidst the numerous comebacks in the exciting, ever-changing Tinseltown tale, Robert Downey Jr.’s 2008 successful career comeback always stands out. How often do we see an actor soar to new heights in a role that even kicks off a global franchise? Enter Marvel’s Iron Man—who simultaneously can dare to court controversy in the same breath.

It’s a rare spectacle, yet Downey Jr. managed just that. He took on the audacious role of Kirk Lazarus in Ben Stiller’s biting satire, Tropic Thunder, undergoing contentious ‘pigmentation alteration’ surgery within the film’s story to portray a black character. While Marvel’s Iron Man sent his star into the stratosphere, Tropic Thunder, conversely, may have threatened to tarnish his reputation.

Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man | Marvel Studios

Amidst the storm in a tea cup that has raged for over a decade over his decision to appear in blackface,...

Is there a single phrase in the English language that’s more likely to age poorly than “I hope we can keep this on the podcast”?

Before a series of sexual abuse allegations slightly lessened his celebrity status, 44-year-old stand-up comedian Chris D’Elia used to be one of the biggest stars of the Manosphere and a mainstay on every Joe Rogan-adjacent comedy podcast, including The Joe Rogan Experience itself. Then, beginning in mid-2020, numerous women whom D’Elia had approached online back when they were still minors began to come forward with their stories showing the comic’s darker side. Their harrowing descriptions of D’Elia’s alleged emotional abuse, pathological manipulation and sexually coercive behavior toward literal children led to D’Elia losing a potentially lucrative Netflix deal, and all of his appearances on Jre disappeared from the show’s catalog.

Today, D’Elia is still in the podcasting...