Your favourite Joe Rogan guests?

[finboy]

Jack Dorsey (Twitter ceo) and Tim pool (indie journalist) were on today, it has been a great couple weeks

[JordanEG6]

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Jack Dorsey (Twitter ceo) and Tim pool (indie journalist) were on today, it has been a great couple weeks

He's been on fire with the guests lately.

Alex Jones
Dr. Phil
Donnell Rawlings
Tim Dillion

were all great guests.

And listening to Jack, Tim and Vijaya right now. Great podcast so far, finally someone on the podcast to grill Jack on his 'free speech' policies on Twitter.

[Skrilla]

The Doctor Phil "cash me outside" was hilarious. Cowboy Cerrone (sp?) was one of my favourites. Also the guy who talked about visiting a tribe in some remote jungle, cant remember his name, but that was a good one and very interesting.

[P_D]

The end of the world episode from when trump was elected was amazing.

[JordanEG6]

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The end of the world episode from when trump was elected was amazing.

Bill Burr destroying one of the feminist comedians was the highlight of the night.

[tonytiger55]

Just watched Paul Stamets (Mushrooms/Fungi). Pretty insightful.

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Dr. Rhonda Patrick.

[aaronck]

David Lee Roth was great!

[austic]

I really liked Jake the Snake and Mike Tyson ones.

Alex Jones was great

I know everyone loved the Dorsey and pool episode but I couldn't stand it. I guess I fundamentally feel that a private buseinss should be free to make its own rules and its not a political platform like Pool makes it out to be.

[JordanEG6]

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I really liked Jake the Snake and Mike Tyson ones.

Alex Jones was great

I know everyone loved the Dorsey and pool episode but I couldn't stand it. I guess I fundamentally feel that a private buseinss should be free to make its own rules and its not a political platform like Pool makes it out to be.

Although I agree with regards to private business rules and ethics, Twitter is a publicly traded company that has great influence on modern culture and and free speech. It isn't a political platform, but it is a platform where people should be able to exercise their right to say whatever they want. Twitter politicizes the platform by silencing free speech, many of which users primarily sit on the 'right'. Tim just called them out on this numerous times.

[sabad66]

Just finished Andrew Yang (running for president). Very smart guy with interesting ideas. Unfortunately I don’t think he has much of a chance but if nothing else hopefully his ideas get out there

[Misterman]

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Just finished Andrew Yang (running for president). Very smart guy with interesting ideas. Unfortunately I don’t think he has much of a chance but if nothing else hopefully his ideas get out there

I couldn't sit through that, the guy was so dumb it made me sad that there's a chance someone with so little understanding of economy could be running it.

I enjoy when Peter Schiff is on.

[danno]

Wanted to listen to some funny stories, so I turned on Jamie Foxx. Great short podcast.

[sabad66]

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I couldn't sit through that, the guy was so dumb it made me sad that there's a chance someone with so little understanding of economy could be running it.

I enjoy when Peter Schiff is on.

how do you figure he's dumb and has no understanding of the economy? he brings up very valid points that automation and technology is going to eliminate like 10 million US jobs (truck driving, retail) in the next 10-15 years so there needs to be a shift in society's thinking. I think he's right on point that we're about see another radical change like the first industrial revolution.

he's actually also a very successful self-made businessman/entrepreneur so at the very least he can't be that dumb.