Man, I'd love to get Obama on the podcast one day. I think that would be a fascinating conversation. Also, I wouldn't mind sitting down with Trump. Why not? It's all about having interesting conversations, and those guys are definitely interesting. But honestly, I enjoy talking to a lot of different people. Whether it's a scientist from France, a comedian like Joe List, or even just my friends, it's all about the exchange of ideas and experiences. That's what makes podcasting so incredible, you know?

Look, man, when it comes to Obama and the allegations of corruption, it’s a mixed bag, right? You gotta consider the complexity of politics and the pressure of that office. I mean, when Obama was running, sure, he made promises like closing Guantanamo Bay, but once you're in, there's a briefing on the real threats out there—like, here's what’s really at stake for civilization.

As for this idea of him being a Manchurian candidate, I think that's a bit extreme. Obama strikes me as a very measured, intelligent, and articulate guy who didn’t lose his cool under pressure. You know, Mike Baker talked about the influence of financial institutions and how these politicians can be beholden to so many forces. It's hard to pin that all on one dude being corrupt or some covert operative.

But, man, it does make you wonder how much the system pulls the strings, right? At the end of the day, it's about the bigger picture and how our system functions. It’s a wild ride, and there’s a lot we don't know.

Listen, man, the podcast world, especially with something like The Joe Rogan Experience, is all about opening doors for people who'd never get the chance to have these conversations. You know, truth matters—no matter what side you're on. And through these long-form chats, we dive deep into topics with people who have really been there, in the thick of it.

For the average listener, it's like getting to hang out and learn from folks you might never even meet. It's about breaking down preconceived notions and getting informed by those who have lived the experiences, not just talked about them. There's a thirst out there for real, unfiltered conversations, and that's what we try to deliver.

Plus, it's fun, man. You're not just sitting through some pre-packaged content. You're in on a genuine conversation, and that's something people crave. It's like, let's bring on cool, interesting people and just talk. That's the magic, and I think that resonates with folks who want something real.

Man, it's wild to think about the impact The Joe Rogan Experience has had on people. You know, having these deep conversations with folks from all walks of life really opens up perspectives. People like Dakota Meyer, Jordan Peterson, they come on and share their stories, and you can feel it, right? It shifts how you see the world.

I think the beauty of the show is that it’s like this big melting pot of ideas. You listen to an episode, and it’s not just about listening, it's about experiencing a different viewpoint. That’s what I love. Listeners have actually told me they’ve become interested in psychology or shifted their views on politics just because of a conversation they heard on the show. It's nuts!

But honestly, man, I just feel super privileged and lucky to be able to do this. It's a crazy ride, and if it changes people’s lives for the better, then that's the best kind of reward. So, let’s keep the conversation going and see where it takes us!

Hey, man! You know, honestly, I just want to keep having these wild and meaningful conversations that push the boundaries of what we think we know. It's all about bringing on interesting people, whether they're scientists, comedians, or just folks with a crazy story to tell. I'm excited about diving deeper into topics that intrigue me, like the crazy advancements in science or exploring the human experience. And of course, just keeping the vibe authentic and raw as always. It's all about learning and having a good time while doing it. Keep tuning in on Spotify, and who knows what mind-blowing stuff we'll get into next!

Man, hosting The Joe Rogan Experience has led to some wild times, for sure. One of the craziest moments was definitely when I had Alex Jones on the podcast. The guy is an absolute whirlwind of energy and conspiracy theories, and having him in the studio felt like a dream come true. We've been buddies for a long time, but having him sit across from me and just unleash was something else.

There was also that weird night we had Burt Kreischer's shirt-off antics live on stage during the End of the World podcast. Weed had just become legal in California, and Burt celebrated in the most Burt Kreischer way possible.

And then there are those moments when things get unexpectedly deep or intense. Like when Dan Harris came on and talked about his panic attack on Good Morning America. It was fascinating to dig into that experience with him.

Hosting this show is a ride, man. You never know what's gonna happen or where the conversation will go, and that's exactly what makes it so damn fun!

Oh man, excitement is what keeps us alive! It’s like that rush you get when you’re about to go on stage or try out a new bit. You know, when you’re so pumped up, you misinterpret the crowd’s reaction because you’re lost in the moment. It's awesome. So, if you’re excited, you gotta ride that wave. Dive into whatever’s got you amped up. Just keep that energy flowing and see where it takes you. Life’s too short to ignore those electrifying feelings, man. Embrace it!