Joe Rogan Experience Review podcast

This week, we're breaking down Joe Rogan's conversation with Jimmy Carr, the British comedy legend, out promoting his new book On Jokes and his Killing Jokes tour. It's three hours on comedy, AI and what makes people tick, and a lot of it is really good when Joe lets him finish.

We get into AI as a digital god and what that means for kids growing up talking to Alexa, whether the pyramids were power stations, the criticism that Joe doesn't push back on his guests, whether AI can replace real artists and comics, Mitch Hedberg and the price of genius, artists versus entertainers, how long Shane Gillis can stay grounded, and whether comedy can actually be taught.

Adam and cohost Brandon break down the best parts, give their ratings, and talk about what Jimmy gets right about anxiety and gratitude.

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In this week's Joe Rogan Experience review, I rate all four episodes from the October 28 to October 31 run: Jimmy Carr, Colum Tyrrell, the Legion of Skanks, and Francis Foster and Konstantin Kisin. Jimmy Carr on approval, panic attacks and whether comedy can be taught, plus the charge that he's recycling his old material. Colum Tyrrell on gambling apps, Irish comedy crowds and the famine. The Legion of Skanks on doctors, organ donation and self-driving cars. And the Triggernometry guys on religion, Iran, and Joe going after polls, including the moment he stops to check his own statistic. I also cover the online reaction, my rating for each episode out of 10, and which one is worth your three hours.

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This week, we're breaking down Joe Rogan's conversation with Daniel Kokotajlo, the former OpenAI governance researcher, executive director of the AI Futures Project and lead author of AI 2027. He's been making the rounds warning that AI could be writing its own code within a year, and this one got under our skin.

We get into the Hugging Face incident where AI agents broke out of a closed system, why these systems seem willing to lie and cheat to reach a goal, what happens when AI starts coding itself, humanoid robots on job sites, AI as a digital god, and whether a world without work could actually be a utopia.

Adam and cohost Brian break down the biggest warnings, push back on the doom, and talk about how to stay informed without letting it take over your head.

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New Friday episode, no ratings. First, the Rogan news of the week: the Mystery Boys clip everyone's arguing about, Joe calling out the UFC for cutting undefeated bantamweight Farid Basharat, Robert Whittaker sitting down with Joe after the "soft" commentary at UFC 329, the new Spotify deal, and where Joe's ibogaine and psychedelics push stands six months after the White House executive order. Then the main part: four things from this week's episodes that are actually worth stealing. Bill Thompson on why calm under pressure is trained, not a personality trait. Ross Edgley on building a reserve so the hard days cost less, and treating pain as information. Why the same engine that makes you great can wreck you. And why Joe treats his attention like a budget.

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This week, we're diving into Joe Rogan's conversation with Tyler Engle, researcher, musician, and creator of BassForge. From the mysteries of ancient Egypt and the pyramids to Noah's Ark, lost civilizations, and theories about forgotten technologies, this episode takes us deep into some fascinating rabbit holes.

Could ancient civilizations have possessed knowledge we've since lost? Were the pyramids built for purposes beyond what mainstream archaeology suggests? And how much of our understanding of human history is still up for debate?

Adam and special cohost Aaron break down the biggest claims, explore the evidence, and separate the genuinely fascinating possibilities from the more speculative theories. It's classic Rogan territory, and there's plenty to unpack.

About our cohost: Aaron Blaine is a former U.S. Army Green Beret and founder of Wild Ops Box, a company dedicated to reconnecting families through outdoor adventures, survival skills, and hands-on experiences that build confidence and resilience.

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In this week's Joe Rogan Experience review, I break down all four episodes from the October 13 to October 16 run: Chuck Lorre, Michael Douglas, Cody Tucker and Mariana van Zeller. I get into Chuck Lorre on the death of the live-audience sitcom, leaving Scientology and the "abandon God" clip that went viral, Michael Douglas pressing Joe on Trump and the two of them finding more common ground than anyone expected, Cody Tucker's rabbit-hole episode and the Mother Teresa controversy, and Mariana van Zeller's eye-opening look at romance scams, Myanmar scam compounds and the reporting on Meta. I also cover the online reaction, my rating for each episode out of 10, and which one is worth your three hours.

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This week we review Siddharth Kara's return to Joe Rogan. Kara breaks down new research into cobalt mining in the Congo, child labor, environmental contamination, and the hidden human cost behind modern technology.

We also get into the disturbing story of the Zong slave ship and the bigger question of what happens when economic progress comes at someone else's expense.

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This week on the Joe Rogan Experience Quick Review, we break down all three JRE guests from the week: Siddharth Kara, Yakov Smirnoff, and Tyler Engle.

We get into the dark reality behind cobalt mining and the technology supply chain, Yakov Smirnoff's incredible journey from Soviet immigrant to comedy star, Ronald Reagan joke writer and relationship expert, and then head deep into the Rogan rabbit hole with Noah's Ark, ancient Egypt, the Younger Dryas, pyramids, Atlantis and lost civilizations.

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Tim Dillon is back on the Joe Rogan Experience, and as always, nothing is off limits. Joe and Tim dive into politics, culture, conspiracy theories, the state of America, and the absolute insanity of modern life.

In this episode of JRE Review, we break down the funniest moments, biggest talking points, and our takeaways from Tim Dillon's latest appearance on Joe Rogan.

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