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What insights does Joe Rogan share about hosting Fear Factor?
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Tonight's guest starred on Sports Night and Six Feet Under. Oh, I'm sorry.
News Radio. Now he's the host of NBC's reality series.
I can read. NBC's reality series, Fear Factor. Here's a little taste of that. Fear Factor. I'm Joe Rogan. Welcome to Fear Factor. The stunts you're about to see were designed and supervised by trained professionals. They are extremely dangerous. Do not attempt these stunts anywhere, anytime. So I should try them. Please welcome Joe Rogan.
Joe!
what's up what's up dude it's very nice to see you uh the last time i see you uh you're on the set of news radio you're having some fun uh then i turn around and you're pouring rats on uh well i wasn't pouring man i'm just hosting you're just you're just hosting who are these folks that are coming out to have uh rats bored on their heads regular folks who want to be on tv Now, doesn't that make you sad? Does it? No, no, it makes me laugh. It does make you laugh a little bit, right? It makes me laugh a lot. Yeah, it really does. Afterwards, like the one that doesn't win, because I know they get some money, right? There's a lot that don't win. Five of them don't win. There's six people every week, and five people have to go home with nothing.
And what are they, like, as they're leaving, are they like, thanks for the T-shirt? Like, what do they say?
How did the hosts of Pod Save America transition from speechwriting to podcasting?
They think it's fun, you know? It's, look, everybody who does the show has a good time. They really do. Really? As ridiculous as it sounds, because they can't believe they're actually doing it. You know, I'm sure. Would you do it? Have you done any of the stuff? I would do almost everything. I would have done a lot of the crazy stunts. They look like fun, but the insurance clause is the one that would do anything. What would you not have done? The insurance clause? They have a huge one. You guys have insurance? It's a huge waiver. It's like 42 pages long. Really? Oh, do we have insurance? Oh my God, it's ridiculous. I mean, you've seen some of the stunts. So can you like, like on this show, I can pretty much be high every night.
Like it doesn't matter. But for your show, is there, are there things that they have to do? Yeah, I'm sure. I'm sure I couldn't be high. Let me ask you this, because I read, I haven't had a chance to see it. It looked like I was high when I was reading the warning though. Could I be any more wooden? That was menacing.
What unique perspectives does Jameela Jamil bring to her podcast Bad Dates?
But that seriously, that was the most menacing disclaimer. That was one of those like- Well, that only came out after the jackass thing. They were going to have no disclaimer. And then like the kid burned himself. Like, oh my God. They just wanted to protect themselves against the tards. Like, everywhere you go. Whatever you do, put up a disclaimer. Wait, Joe, let me just get this straight. You went, the kid burned himself, and then they were like, oh, we've got to worry about kids burning themselves. That's exactly how I did it. Here's what was read in the thing. These are the critics. You'll find this hilarious. Critics are my favorite people. Tom Shales, Washington Post says, a sickening exercise in cruelty and venality, rotten and despicable.
Wall Street Journal, the most depressing, nauseating, disgusting prime time series to date. And Joel Siegel, Good Morning America, thrill ride of the summer. Number one. Now, what do you do when you wake up the next day and you see that stuff? I laugh. First of all, they're critics. And anybody who sets out to become a critic is a loser. That is a fact. Critics are all failures. No one wants to be a critic. They're failed authors and screenwriters. They are dodgeball victims. And that's why these people are writing these little scathing reviews. No one sets out to make their life's work to critique other people's chances.
How does Malcolm Gladwell connect social justice themes with his podcast Revisionist History?
Those people are all p****. Every single one of them. Every one of them. That is a fact. Can I tell you what I feel bad about? What? Is I was a dodgeball loser.
Well, you know what, dude?
I'm trying to separate myself. There's two types of people in the world. People that were throwing and people that were ducking, all right?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights does Joe Rogan share about hosting Fear Factor?
0:01–1:47
2
How did the hosts of Pod Save America transition from speechwriting to podcasting?
1:47–2:27
3
What unique perspectives does Jameela Jamil bring to her podcast Bad Dates?
2:27–3:36
4
How does Malcolm Gladwell connect social justice themes with his podcast Revisionist History?
3:36–4:24
5
What philosophical insights does Ryan Holiday discuss on The Daily Stoic?
4:24–5:16
6
How does Kara Swisher critique the tech industry in her book Burn Book?
5:16–6:54
7
What legacy does Stephen Dubner explore in his Freakonomics podcast?
6:54–8:22
8
How do the guests reflect on the evolution of podcasting and media?
8:22–52:58
Speakers
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