The Joe Rogan Experience (JRE)

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It's actually a little ways in. But he's just another idiot who thinks USAID means "US Aid."

He comes across like a genuine guy who honestly wants to help. But at the same time, like a child who doesn't understand what he's talking about. So it's pretty on brand.

There's no way someone like Bono doesn't understand the grift. He definitely rationalizes it away which can have the appearance of being genuine but yeah, he's definitely aware on some level.
 
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There's no way someone like Bono doesn't understand the grift. He definitely rationalizes it away which can have the appearance of being genuine but yeah, he's definitely aware on some level.
Doesn't he have like 30 different "charity" organizations he operates? He's definitely aware of how much money he's getting for his Adrenochrome farms.
 

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This one was pretty damn good, but by the end of it i was tired of hearing him talk. The sentimentalism was getting exhausting

 
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I really like Charlie Crocket, and just got one of his records for my birthday. I always assumed he was dumb as shit though.

I really enjoyed this episode. He seems like a cool fella
 

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Not sure I can take a risk breaking the no musicians, comedians, actors, or athletes rule. Is it actually good?
 

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Not sure I can take a risk breaking the no musicians, comedians, actors, or athletes rule. Is it actually good?
Well he's not a fucking weirdo like a bunch of the ones you listed off. Pretty normal guy, and not all that preachy.

He talks a good bit about the history of country, Nashville, music business, etc.