Joe Rogan Experience

[@Joe_Prinzo]

I really liked how Joe just let Jake talk. No interrupting, just let the man tell his tales. I hate when interviewers do that

[@weathervane4592]

I agree, Joe has good interviewing skills.

[@stevemcarthur4707]

Joe gets better and better. Other interviews like on 60 minutes or something are just no good anymore. Joe changed the art of the interview

[@erico.3870]

Lol. Like fat Alex Jones does. AJ is the most annoying person ever.

[@romeomk510]

He has a knack for entertainment. You'll see him talk a little more when he has less entertaining guests to try and make the cast as entertaining as possible.

[@GrimCleanerDetailing]

Joe isnt really a wrestling guy. Hinchcliff bein there allows the conversation to expand more i think. Best part about his podcasts he doesnt interveiw he converses

[@fauziazzurri]

Joe Rogan should invite more pro wrestlers from 80’s & 90’s era before they r gone forever...they r entertaining as hell from their road stories

[@ip3onmyspace158]

National Treasures

[@tonytomei1175]

The Outsider there already gone

[@evanabbott2737]

Oh for sure!👍

[@llTexanll]

Thank you Joe Rogan. Thank you for helping tell his story.

[@westsideisdabest7825]

Need Stone Cold on here for sure!!

[@noshok7436]

Hands down one of the saddest, happiest, funniest most entertaining interviews JR ever did. I could listen to Jake tell his stories all day long.

[@earnestwilliams2142]

Amen to that I will second that

[@GilesHellier]

"Macho's DEAD,. snake's the champ!" - LMAO!!

[@619ReyMysterio0]

It's so fucking weird he cut a promo in a real life on his peer

[@dersuddeutschesumpf5444]

A real life backstage ambush

[@LINKMASTERX]

So weird when u scroll past a quote at the same time it is said. Especially on a vid as long as this lol

[@spacemancam]

“Don’t take no elixir...” 😂😂😂

[@TheStupidNerdz]

After listening to this, Jake is now one of my favourite humans. Please get him back on, I could literally listen to him telling stories all day

[@jasonmusser7561]

Stories is exactly what they are.i hope you know that dude.i mean I'm sure there's some truth in them but he exaggerates them to crazy heights.he can't help it.hes been paid to lie, exaggurate ,and tell stories almost his whole life.

[@TheStupidNerdz]

You where there during all those times he’s talking about? Because if not, you look rather silly telling us what did and didn’t happen

[@jasonmusser7561]

@@TheStupidNerdz no sir,I wasn't.i never said they didn't happen.im saying he's exaggerating way over the top and it's very easy to tell.i know that i was trained to pick up on these things but anyone should be able to pick up on it too,as he's so very loud about it. its what he does man.thats what he got taught and paid to do his whole life.its good shit.its funny as hell .im not hating on him for it,im just pointing out the fact.and hey,im far from perfect and i could be wrong.like you said,I wasn't there,but be gives all the signs of being deceptive ,and i say, really exaggerating the truth as I believe he did go through these things but not like he tells them. He's like that loud kid at school ,who had no shame,and tells all of these crazy stories while everyone knows he's lying or exaggerating like crazy but no-one calls him out on it bevause it's funny as hell and u just can't wait until the next day to hear more.lol

[@TheStupidNerdz]

“I’m not saying they didn’t happen, I’m saying he’s exaggerating way over the top” That’s like saying “he’s not lying, he’s just not telling the truth” You’re obviously clueless. Stop desperately reaching and do something more productive with your time you fool

[@metalmayhem3622]

I'm here from listening to the "Macho Man snake story." I was skeptical, not knowing much about Jake but now I gotta agree. He's an awesome story teller, great timing, great delivery, great voice, great impressions, great material. @@jasonmusser7561 What part is exaggerated about, lets say, the snake story? There's video evidence of the unbelievable part of that story. 6:38 Is this exaggerated? I almost spit my drink out on his delivery of "I don't WEAR clothes." I'd MUCH rather listen to an interesting exaggerated story, than a dull true one. After hearing the snake story and coming here, if Jake started this interview saying "Everything I'm about to say is a lie." I'd still watch it. I'm curious, though: 1.) Do you only watch documentaries and read non-fiction books? 2.) Are you the type of guy that if Snake said "We packed 35,000 seats at the blah blah arena" and you chime in "Excuse me, Mr. Snake, that arena only has 33,852 seats!"? 3.) Do you believe everyone is always lying or do you ever give people the benefit of the doubt? Like; I believe you were trained to pick up on those things. I prefer giving people the benefit of the doubt.

[@DrewKane]

Honestly, I'd like to see Jake on the podcast again. He's funny, and filled with stories.

[@mistermeatcake1785]

but without the third guy, he is so annoying

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Tony was completely unnecessary

[@christophercruz1513]

Jake is speaking truth about depression and addiction. He is a unsung hero.

[@davidvaughn9]

An

[@wiamyoukhana768]

100%

[@shannonbrooks5014]

Absolutely. It's literally an everyday fight, and you WILL get your butt whooped, but it's a fight you can win. 5 yrs April 18

[@christophercruz1513]

@Alexander Supertramp why so bitter?

[@frenchtoast9926]

It’s a miracle we still have him too many wrestlers from his era have died far too young

[@technojunkie213]

30 years of cocaine, being molested and beaten as a child to a recovered Yogi. Damn you are a true inspiration Jake the snake 🐍

[@RamblinAround]

Jake's Macho Man impression is the best I've ever heard.

[@pocketspore]

I dunno bro. Brother Love does a pretty God damn great Macho Man over on Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard. THINKIN THINKIN BROTHER OOOOH YEAH

[@tylerdurden9280]

One of the best that is certain.

[@philsoro491]

Nah Jay lethal does a perfect imitation

[@braiders56]

Jake's is fantastic, but I've got to nominate stand up comic Dan Soder's impression as the best

[@pocketspore]

I forgot about Jay Lethal. Sheeeeeit. Tbf though anyone can do a passable Randy Savage with a bit of practice

[@joedavis2692]

"Angry to wake up"... Hits home. Dude knows the struggle.

[@tx_outlaw7951]

No doubt at one point in my life I was disappointed when I opened my eyes from sleeping. The struggle is real and reality is a struggle!!!!! B strong brotha

[@antonio8904100]

100% relate to this. I've been in this scenario for quite some time. Every now and then I find something to believe in, something to live for, and I start to get better and live better, but then it dissipates and I'm left with just myself, which has always been my biggest problem, myself. Anyway I wish you both the best, hopefully yous are doing well and enjoying life now

[@Annieareyouokayshamone]

I hope you're doing well now ​@@antonio8904100

[@teresahuddleston]

I am a 47 year old woman... I used to go to the wrestling matches with my Daddy. I love Joe's pod-casts but I usually skip over the mostly sports ones... Geez....I got caught up listening to this one while I was doing some data entry at work. SOOOO interesting! I really enjoyed it. I remember Jake the Snake from the matches that I went to with my Dad (I remember so many other wrestlers that Jake mentioned today). What a legend! I hope that he finds every happiness! Great show!

[@GAZAMAN93X]

Will you go on a date with him?

[@victortobias6948]

With your "Daddy" LOL

[@daerth4423]

It's hard to put into words how much listening to Jakes stories of his past and how he turned it all around helped me do the same. Thanks Jake and thanks Joe for having him on.

[@veryunusual126]

Keep on rocking👍💪👍💪👍💪

[@fiachradillon]

Things are bad for young Jamie when he’s the but of the feminine jokes while tony Hinchcliffe is in the room

[@MaliciousSRT]

LOL

[@ERICKcodFUN]

Haha

[@BestEDMToday]

lmfaooo XD this killed me

[@BlammoGer]

Shots fired! 👮🏻

[@Switchkickzz]

Daaaamn

[@theoregonguy]

That was the quickest 2 hours + show I've ever listened to. I think I could listen to Jake Roberts talk for 5 hours and still want to hear more. What a captivating person, if current wrestlers had 5% of whatever it is he's captured professional wrestling would be booming again.

[@delbomb3131]

Current wrestlers do, they're literally neutered by politics and poor writing. Just let the guys do what they do best and magic will happen

[@rajmenmyself]

I was thinking the exact same thing. Jake has gone into hell and come back and it was captivating just listening to him pouring his heart out.

[@marlenerowland1983]

TheJeffreyJJones Agreed!

[@noeloconnell1099]

I thought the same, i cycle 90 mins to work and this was the quickest ride ever. What a guy.

[@JamiePohlOA]

Yeah, this was pretty cool. Watched the entire thing.

[@codyb.3015]

"The disease will let you sit a place for 3 or 4 months and not even touch you... But it's over there doing push-ups in the corner" Holy shit, he really understands addiction; I can relate

[@PinkAlphaMom]

If that ain't that damned truth!

[@truckerp7294]

Damn truth

[@dazdazdazdaz4952]

Stone cold

[@jayes460]

Ya right when ur a junky ubhave no clean months fuck outa here

[@thereptiledude7247]

Going on 5 years clean(ish)

[@justinbennett5811]

I love all of Rogans podcasts, but, this by far is the best. Great stories, and a great man in Jake "the Snake" Roberts.

[@69ximkee69]

I have never been a fan of wrestling, and I still am not. However. Coming from a family history of addiction and abuse, this is one of the truest, honest, most heart felt podcasts I have ever seen in my life. Congrats Jake for becoming the person you have. And good on you Joe. This is one of your best. Cheers Fuckers.

[@synthWizkid]

Martin Hopkins this was a tough one to listen to. best of luck pal

[@dyzzee7861]

Watch being the elite on here that will make you a fan of non wwe wrestling the indies and places like new japan,ring of honor, and chikara, and pro wrestling guerilla are amazing

[@220motorsports6]

Watch his documentary, even if your not a wrestling fan.

[@JoshSmith-ee9nk]

Snake is such a REAL human, the fact that he had a superstitious fear of becoming his father by holding his kids, is a fear SO insanely accurate in the minds people who were sexually abused by a family member as kids, its so astonishing and awesome that someone of his stature and age is SO open and honest, and IN TOUCH, many people for many generations, because of THE SNAKE, will no longer feel alone in their feelings and fears from those horrible experiences, so thank you snake :)

[@dennisjr77]

Thank DDP for masterminding this whole thing with Snake And Scott Hall! I’m sure through Jakes and Scott’s testimonies; they’ve saved dozens and dozens of lives!

[@mlineberry25]

As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, I can't say how refreshing it is to see a prominent male figure speak openly about his experience. Every experience is different, but I certainly could relate to a lot of what he had to say.

[@allanmoore3610]

Thats hot

[@TheJonasstuewe]

@@allanmoore3610 Wow so edgy

[@brianwestmoreland3836]

When did you finally tell someone? I told my mom at 23, happened whrn I was 7.

[@mlineberry25]

I was between 5 and 7 when it happened. Told the first person at 18.

[@bigman7877]

Same I got molested but my best friend at the time it's one of those memories I try to forget about

[@miccarter1403]

I was around Jake a little while in 2008 trying to make it on the indies. I liked him a lot but he was unpredictable and when he got sauced and he scared me in those situations. I thought he'd be dead any day. I'm so THRILLED to see him sober and doing so well and reconnecting with his family especially. God Bless You brother man.

[@paulmcglashan2342]

never happened.

[@djphoenixproductions]

Why would someone lie about being happy to see someone sober?? You guys are sad. You DO realise indie wrestling exists ands its totally common for the likes of Jake Roberts to be around from time to time? Right? Get your heads out of your asses :)

[@jmarcos1008]

This is the best interview ever. I laughed & I cried. I was totally blown away. Love Jake The Snake Roberts.

[@luisquintana2248]

I read your comment just as I started this podcast and thought to myself that your just being hyperbolic and stupid. Here I am 3 hours later and I laughed and cried. You were point on.

[@kodyarocho4618]

His impersonation of Macho man had me rolling!!

[@emir0324]

Kody Arocho he already sounds like him

[@jayj3000]

And Jake was just in the locker room behaving himself smh

[@stefanadolfspies]

MAybe it has and maybe it hasnt

[@n.flores9098]

My God that's got to be one of the best Macho Man Impressions I've ever heard lol. Awesome to see Jake so full of life.

[@randyg.3942]

It's a toss up between him and Dan Soder. 🙌 Crackle crackle!

[@GRUSTLER]

Best Macho Man Randy Savage impression ever.

[@geraldjohnson7435]

The best lmao

[@soulglow123]

Bruce Pritchard does a pretty amazy one too

[@damianandlogan5511]

You trying to get my intercontinental heavyweight championship?

[@UncleJonny_Redeyez]

Dan Soder does the best impressions of Macho

[@brandonbuss3224]

Jake sounds more macho man than macho man did lol...

[@BM_718]

Get these WWF legends on here Joe! These stories are legendary if you were born in the 70s and 80s.

[@chiefcuningcoyote4906]

DomesticGarlic couldn’t agree more, I always find the stories behind the curtains interesting to listen to, especially growing up not knowing what was going on after the show

[@dallasgross7293]

you dont have to be born in those years to enjoy these stories dude

[@BM_718]

@@dallasgross7293 I dont disagee..WWF was such a huge part of many of our childhoods though...that moment with macho man and when Marty got kicked with sweet chin music by shawn Michael's at Bruce the barber beefcakes barber shop thru the window stick out in my mind.

[@logantanner3061]

@@BM_718 ya goddam right

[@graysontheginger]

@@chiefcuningcoyote4906 Dude if you remember the guy named Brother Love from the early 90's he was Vince Mcmahon's right hand man for over 20 years and he has a podcast talking about everything behind the scenes with WWF/WWE and its great. Its called "Something to Wrestle with Bruce Pritchard" its funny af too.

[@OTOss8]

When I was 7 or 8, Jake the Snake was my favorite wrestler by far. I wrote to WWF magazine saying, "I think Jake the Snake is the most scientific wrestler." I found out that letter was published when the guy who owned the corner store showed me the magazine and my little one sentence contribution. It was one of the most exciting moments of my childhood. He then put four quarters in the Contra arcade machine that lived near the door in that place and I floated on cloud nine until my lives ran out. I didn't beat Contra that day, but I did later on, and for anyone trying to accomplish the same thing, stick with that spread gun, she's all you need.

[@justhamburgers6154]

He was also my favorite wrestler when I was that age. My dad took me to see him in Chicago back in the 80s. He walked down the aisle just a few feet in front of us. I was completely starstruck! If I'm remembering correctly, the extra lives code for Contra on the NES was: up up down down left right left right A B A start. That was over 30 years ago. Yet, I can't remember what I had for lunch 2 days ago.

[@johnnyappleseed4492]

Idk if you just messing with us or what but that was fucking eloquent

[@AdamHauger]

What year and what's your name?

[@BenHerbivore]

Not likely that you write so well AND telling the truth, but, good story bro.

[@AngryOscillator]

That's the stuff nostalgia aspires to be!

[@muradalibayli3735]

That part about the kid writing Jake a letter about his father coming home thanks to him instantly brought me to tears!!😟😟 Jake you have earned a place in heaven, live with ease!!!

[@alexkull24]

Andre: Slam me! Jake: No way... -.- Andre: SLAM ME!! ! Jake: Yesss sir! XD

[@JHemp12]

Joe this was your best interview ever. Get some more of these old school wrestlers on here. They're such good story tellers.

[@P3nguin79]

Jim cornette would be an amazing interview. He's worked with every major wrestling promotion and has created some of wrestling biggest stars.

[@Sajin688]

Thats why they were good wrestlers they were amazing at telling and selling the story.

[@JMarkYo]

Paul Heyman would be awesome.

[@nameredactedmessageretract7225]

Hall and Nash are both amazing story tellers. I'd have Hall on to talk about his struggles.

[@machito8680]

@@Sajin688 💯

[@diovarela1215]

Jake is a fantastic talker. His promos were some of the best in the business. The way he never raised his voice, his tone, how dark and eloquent his promos were. He didn't have to yell to make a point, he didn't have Macho Man's energy and raw emotion or Hogan's sheer size and capacity to grandstand, he was just the devil in your ear, making you question yourself, using that almost whisper like voice and almost always making a good point somewhere. He's a seriously unrated talker because how underused he was and because how bad his personal problems got but it's good to see him recover and get back up after decades of drugs destroying him.

[@rahowherox1177]

Yes, his promo and in ring psychology is 2nd to none.

[@1Godgratefulsoul]

Very well said my friend. Recovery if people make it is a joy and a blessing to himself and many many around him. Recovery touches so many and not just the person in recovery.

[@bazookajoe6133]

Imo, the best promo was his because it was poetic, highly intriguing and believable.

[@ericlofstrand]

You know what's amazing about him. Is that his voice is clearly damaged from drug use and smoking, his brain also has to be significantly damaged.....but after all that, and even at 63, he is still compelling and can hold his own on JRE

[@mrmacguff1n]

Please bring in more ex wrestlers from the old days

[@ojohnson8141]

@the truth those are the best ones

[@brianwestmoreland3836]

@the truth shut up, its real life. What do you want rainbows and candy?

[@thekeysplease9975]

@@brianwestmoreland3836 thats how society is now days, people are so soft. I miss the days when nobody gave a fuck about your feelings. It was up to the individual to take responsibility for thier own actions.

[@AutobotOrionPax]

@the truth its not so much of the crash and burn stories people like from wrestlers. I think its the backstage stories that everyone loves especially since everything was kept under wraps tight back then.

[@svpjef]

@the truth I have so much more respect for these wrestlers after finding out their struggles. After viewing them as super heroes/villains during my early life, knowing they have weaknesses connects them to us so much more. They are human beings given responsibilities to be a hero. Escapism is amazing.

[@denisesaling6863]

This has got to be one of the best podcasts I’ve ever watched/listened to! Love you Jake the Snake♥️ glad you’re still here...you’re one of my favorites.

[@kighr3]

I haven’t watched a podcast over 1 hour in its entirety in over 5 years. I was literally glued to my computer screen listening to Jake. This man is amazing

[@floyd7146]

Agreed

[@ajantsmith6139]

Bro just use your phone and play the podcast while doing something productive. Taking notes... washing dishes... jogging on a treadmill...

[@ChristopherJohn4389]

Agreed

[@Noobsaibot21]

Probably the very best interview ever on Rogan. I'm like you - can often only listen to about 40 mins of a podcast (or in chunks) but this..... Start to finish and could not take my hears away. Fair fucks to Jake and ALL hail DDP. The man is literally a verifiable life saver

[@DjSunexx]

man, he's on joey diaz levels of telling stories! what an interesting guy!

[@themmaboom8045]

Except Jake stories are real 😂

[@themachodudeanimations6458]

that's most pro wrestlers. love listening some old pro wrestlers living the life in the 80s

[@DjSunexx]

@@themmaboom8045 well, I'd say that's the great thing about both of them. some of their stories sound too ridiculous to be real but then again, these guys have been through a lot of shit (I mean, snake escaping and swimming through the piping of the hotel to the room of the one japanese guy who's afraid of snakes... ^^ who knows )

[@957chas]

@@themmaboom8045 exactly Joey the biggest fattest fuckin lying piece of shit ever. His lies are almost as loud as his breathing

[@systematik]

@@957chas Wow, projecting your insecurities much?

[@Notreal76]

Jake Roberts is such a fabulous storyteller. This was without any doubt one of the most entertaining guests I have ever listened on Joes show. Jake is pure entertainment. I could listen to this man all day long.

[@geoffkeil3135]

These interviews and out-of-ring stories from old school WWF superstars are great. But, this interview was FANTASTIC ..... the open dialogue, the honesty, the courage, etc. I was a fan of Jake the Snake before ........ but NOW? ..... MAD RESPECT!!!!!

[@DamionHamilton1277]

Endlessly fascinating. Jake was probably the most interesting character I watched while growing up. This is such a great interview.

[@charliesmith2757]

Tony is like a little kid sitting in on an adult conversation 😂😂

[@joeyravage4798]

Yes, he was so annoying. And I had a difficult time believing that he was old enough to have seen Jake wrestle at that time. Perhaps it is a cross over to generations attempt to introduce Jake to much younger people. Which I would appreciate.

[@daviesbydesign]

Why is he even in this podcast? what's the reason behind having him there?? because he's a fan?

[@ethanallen223]

Jaker gave him so much shit throughout the chat too it was cringe. Just little things he'd add in about gayness and shit it's hilarious listening to this little woman trying to man up and contribute

[@lazaruslong697]

When The Snake speaks, you better fucking sit and listen, kids.

[@alexhunter90]

@@ethanallen223 what so guys can't be feminine, fuck off, some of the campiest motherfuckers ever are legends

[@Ye4rZero]

Man, if this guy can quit by going through all THAT, I damn sure can. I want my life back too.

[@evanabbott2737]

That’s what’s UP👍

[@thad_castle]

so how you doing?

[@alimohammedabd]

Good luck

[@seansullivan7928]

Excellent way to get some attention, and let everyone know your false courage.

[@rogan-kinisonthemisfits8340]

Sean Sullivan: your mocking somebody that is either, really in need of help and could use some encouragement because soft drugs, booze or ..... or your mocking someone that is in just as punch pain and suffering without the substance abuse!!! Either way, I HOPE YOU GOT WHATEVER SICK PLEASURE U WERE STRIVING FOR, BY MOCKING SOMEONE THAT IS SUFFERING AND HOPED HE COULD BE VULNERABLE HERE AND GRT SOME HELP. Sean SULLIVAN YOURE A SCHOLL YARD BULLY THAT NEVER GREW UP!! I hope if you reach out for compassion someday, that a PSYCHOPATH LIKE YOURSELF DOESNT FEEL INCLINED TO KCIK U WHIKE UR DOWN!!!,!

[@philipgomees]

Jake "The Snake" Roberts is a legend, epic stories. This was one of the best episode on JRE! 👏

[@J.Mox_Leeds]

One of the best Joe Rogan podcasts I've heard. Amazing listen..... Jake Roberts = Legend

[@tanta3343]

This is one of the best JREs of all time. Jake is legit hilarious. Such a charismatic and fascinating dude.

[@TheDamageinc81]

This is definitely a top 10 Joe Rogan podcast of all time ...

[@GRANDxMEME]

Mπ. $€£F De§t®ü©T for a fact

[@stza16]

Tony Hinchcliffe ruins it.

[@erickolson6529]

@@stza16 This was my dad's first JRE Podcast and he kept asking me "Is this Tony guy always on the podcast?" haha, he couldn't stand his voice and adding his irrelevant bits.

[@dasgoat76]

@@erickolson6529 I was like, "wait who is this random gay guy lurking in the shadows?"

[@jbraz8]

This was intense man, almost had me in tears a couple times. Respect,, that's for sure

[@sentientcardboarddumpster7900]

I dont think I've rewatched a podcast more times than this one. Powerful story. Thank you Jake

[@RonSaari-nt7qz]

It's amazing how Jake can be talking about dark disturbing real shit one second, then has me dying laughing the next. What a compelling storyteller. Get this man a fn podcast!

[@DenkyManner]

It's why he was such a great wrestler, such a compelling talker.

[@IAmKillEveryone]

That's why he's one of the best minds in the history of the business. He knows how to tell a compelling story; with or without words.

[@problemsolvere5694]

Facts

[@JohnStonebraker]

Has a cool comedy show tour.

[@xpneuma]

This was easily one of the best podcasts I've watched to date..full of laughter, darkness and raw emotion. Glad Jake is clean and healthy. I don't watch WWE anymore but he will always be one of my faves. 🐍

[@jonw8697]

It was good cause Joe Rogan actually let the guest talk.

[@xpneuma]

@@jonw8697 Gave Jake all the time in the world to tell his life story which was ace

[@jopo7996]

This was great! Two really funny comedians and Tony Hinchcliffe.

[@systematik]

You're starting to slip there Jo Po.

[@follker]

Zing

[@TontoBongRonto]

You got me lol

[@happyhammer1]

Hahaha awesome.

[@ogyen7]

Haha good one

[@butchvito]

Get Rob Van Dam on the show. You guys can talk about weed and conspiracy theories...

[@kinglucha3640]

RVD does have his own brand of THC delicacies... I’d love to see him and Joe getting ripped together! Just no Ari! He’d do some dumb shit.

[@RK-hx1jr]

And eddie bravo !

[@nh7680]

@@RK-hx1jr yup eddie has to be there too

[@dmtmediabrothers]

And weed

[@frydaddy1535]

This is the greatest interview I've ever seen, hands down. No sports BS about being famous or rich, just a man trying to makeup for stuff done to him and he's done. Thank you for this one

[@modaymoday]

"I'm in the locker room behaving myself" is the best opener I've ever heard lmao

[@dm8867]

Yeah just washing the blackboard

[@snowyb4171]

Please stay sober Jake , your an inspiration and a gentleman . Much love and respect to you sir

[@susantjfl3147]

I agree. Much respect, but I’m not sure about the gentleman bit, I reckon Joe filled that role.

[@snowyb4171]

@@susantjfl3147 he's a gentleman compared to the man he was ten years ago say . Completely different person, so I'll still stand by that

[@susantjfl3147]

Pj M fair enough, he’s got my respect that’s for sure.

[@ETAisNOW-wn8wx]

lol yeah ok he's a gentleman lol. He keeps calling young Jamie knob slobberer but ok he's a gentleman lol wtf. the guy is great but cmon... "i aint letting no bitch yell at me unless im sleeping with her" lol

[@snowyb4171]

@@ETAisNOW-wn8wx haha! Yea he's no Saint but as I said compared to the man he was ten years ago he's a gentleman . Do a little research orwatch some vids on how he was at the height of his addiction/downfall ,done some fowl shit. hes turned it around big style. So compared to who he was , he's a gentleman

[@ChildrensSongStorytimeCorner]

Poor Jake...tortured youth including abuse, guilt and shame....glad he got the help from Diamond Dallas Page and others to get his life in order and back again! Enjoyed his great stories too... Now he’s helping others worse off...way to go Jake! Your my hero man and one of the best Heel Wrestlers ever and a personal favourite!

[@joshphilander6147]

Snakes dirty humour is absolutely hilarious hahahaha tough crowd though...

[@eadracing]

I don't think he's funny. Just stick to your junkie stories, man!

[@cae2487]

Jake has that old truck driver humor and Joe is more new slightly hipster humor. Joe is a fairly liberal progressive type of man and Jake is a testosterone fuel man's man lol.

[@brickadoebaebi2951]

@@eadracing he went through it man, say congratulations.

[@catherineburd1765]

hellghillies.bandcamp.com/track/high-on-drugs

[@ryanjohnson1265]

cory eck lol Joe has just as much testosterone and is just as much a manly man as Jake is. The only dif is that Jake is older, had more life experiences , and due to that is able to really have “I’m gonna do me and if you don’t like it then fuck off” attitude. Both super cool dudes that I would love to have a beer with, or take a hunting trip with.

[@CaptainMauser]

The day has finally arrived when The snake shows up....Thank you DDP that you enlighted Rogan about theese former wrestling legends

[@daiboy8076]

So powerful - thanks Joe for sitting back and just letting Jake flow.

[@jamesng4201]

This was brutal listening to all that he's been through. I'm grateful to hear this tale.

[@humboldtlife.707]

maaaaan,jake the muthafukin snake roberts!!! this dude and all the other 80's 90s wrestlers were a huge parts of me and my bros childhood,always watching them as we wrestled in the living room,lots of love for him and all the guys of past wwf and wcw.Long live the old school wrestlers!!

[@anatnxm]

Living The Humboldt Life The Best Part About It Is They’re All Immortalized Forever To All Wrestling And Even Non Wrestling Fans. Respect!!!..

[@7rueop1n1on5]

Yep, I had the same childhood with my brothers. We had belts and everything haha. We had all the heavy rubber WWF figures, and all the little plastic spring loaded action figures. It was a better time. But WCW was the rival in our house.

[@humboldtlife.707]

hell yeah same here,all the toys and posters bed sets etc,damn right it was a way better time

[@humboldtlife.707]

currently in eureka but lived in sohum, mack and fortuna,all over the Hum

[@MrPland1992]

The best podcast I’ve ever seen hands down.

[@ClarityFB]

nah there are better ones look up "patrice oneal opie and anthony", the hollywood/hollyweird rant is a good one and the conspiracy theories with patrice is a good one too, theres many others as well

[@jeff7728]

Elon musk for me was best

[@AXharoth]

on par with DDP one

[@davidsekowski1710]

There are tons of awesome podcasts from Joe, But this is riveting.

[@reeves1982]

@@jeff7728 100%

[@romannomad4332]

I’d listen to Jake the Snake podcast

[@brucemorris3830]

I’d listen to Jake recite pages out of the phone book, man. His voice was always captivating, one of the best promo guys in wrestling of all time.

[@SnakeEater448]

He’s got one now, it’s called The Snake Pit, it’s great!

[@jordangraham-mclean1980]

"My daddy loves you, I love you because daddy lives with me now" I'm blubbering. I don't know the man. I was addicted to meth and am going on 2 years clean. His journey resonated with me, it inspired me. I'm so grateful to this man. I'm now a father and am studying evolutionary biology at university. This story, watching my idol go through the same motions as I did and for decades longer than myself, only for him to come out the other side really impacted me tremendously. I've seen a lot of comments on this video trying to devalue addiction as a disease, every addict is aware it's not a literal disease. It's metaphorical, it grips you and you feel powerless as does anyone dealing with chronic disease. The easiest parallel I can draw is an addict relies on drugs to get through life like a diabetic relies on insulane. Yeah the circumstances that have led these people to this point are completely separate. They are completely analogous however. An addict doesn't make the conscious choice to be an addict like a diabetic doesn't wish their biological makeup be faulty. A series of poor choices may lead an addict down that path. However, I think you'll seldom find an addict that has gotten themselves into the position they're in post the full development of the frontal lobe. Yes outliers exist. They are exactly that though, outliers. I didn't want that life for myself. It was killing me more than the drugs were. But do I wanna live with the memory of being molested by my friends dad at 7-9? Or would I wanna do anything so I can to escape that? Should I open up and tell my mother? It wasn't malicious on her part. She didn't know she was placing me in a position to abused, as a single parent she was doing the best she could. Shall I carry that guilt as well? The point I'm trying to get at here is that all of the people sat in their ivory towers thinking its a simple "just say no" equation needs to look outside of themselves . It's very easy to see the world as black and white when you've grown up in an environment devoid of tumultuousness. Before you comment stupid shit, regardless of whether or not you feel justified in your close minded beliefs. Remember the world is grey. Everything is nuanced. Outside of science what is objective truth? nonexistent.

[@CHAVO-jl7sg]

well said man. hope your doing well

[@ap81airsoft73]

I could listen to Jake tell stories all day long. An incredible story by master story teller.

[@Noobsaibot21]

Even back in the day in the (then) WWF, his promos were an exceptional part of his character. A good indication of the change between then and now (at least on screen) is the Legends of Wrestling show back in 2000. His fall from 1996 was just sheer vertical.

[@RealityMFiction]

Yeah I remember I went to one of Piper's comedy shows and his story telling skills were just as amazing. Back in the day when charisma mattered in wrestling.

[@freemanvocalstudios3216]

This is the first time I've ever heard someone be so frank about the deep hole of addiction to the point I've had to stop the video and think to myself for a moment. Jake would be very successful talking on the university with a talk exactly like this one. Best episode of JRE and it's not close.

[@dartdude2668]

I agree, his take on addiction is true

[@chrisdrake9934]

I love how joe is respectful not drinking or smoking during this podcast for jake

[@alexe407]

God it was heart breaking hearing him talk about not wanting to have his daughter sit on his lap because he was afraid he be like his father

[@jdc6733]

One of the best Rogan podcasts I've ever seen. Jake is amazing, as I'm seeing a guy I loved to watch as a kid and know about his massive struggles with "life". He can get me laughing out loud and then put into words things that I've struggled with about self esteem and addiction. It's very encouraging to see a healthy Jake the Snake who hasn't skipped a beat being sober. It should make many people want to be better models of themselves.

[@MinkJordan6]

Pro wrestlers have the best stories!

[@L2Pno0b]

They are also some of the best story tellers too. Every story he told had me drawn in

[@pauldavis5665]

Yeah, I hope Joe gets more wrestlers on the show. Would be fun to have guys like Stone Cold Steve Austin, Hulk Hogan, Scott Hall, Shawn Michaels etc. come on and tell some stories. All pro wrestlers got a ton of great stories.

[@HyperActive7]

Jake's imitation of Macho Man is one of the most hilarious things I've heard in a long time.. I just lost it in laughter.

[@TheSeraphimGroup]

Genuinely one of my absolute favorite interviews in recent memory! That was pure entertainment!

[@43STEELERS43]

Watch The 🐍's Documentary, it's even better. DDP is a Godsend. He saved Jake and Razor Ramon from certain death. You will cry, I garentee it, happy tears tho. I give it 12 out of 10 🌟's.

[@russellhaugland1342]

Christopher Price he definitely reads comments lol

[@drstephenwoods]

“Mad at God that I woke up”... I was there 2 years ago. Suicidal depression for 13 months. No addictions. Didn’t drink or do drugs of any sort. Just lost all my reasons to live. God saved me. No meds. No therapy. Just told me to get out of bed (where I had laid for 13 months) and go out and be active and try to help people to understand what I had learned and that it is about forgiving yourself, keep busy, and seek your purpose. I had beaten myself up for all I had done “wrong “. I’m like Jake. Happy now. Been since December 2018 I’ve been well. His story and the love and brotherhood he got with DDP and Scott Hall is inspirational. Good dude. Happy for him.

[@Dremooa]

It's a long road, but just remember that those demons never leave. They just wait for another opportunity to be front and center. Stay strong and embrace being you... Much Love ❤️

[@haVocHWC3]

I'm so happy Jake turned his life around. He seems genuinely happy.

[@LordKellicos]

And if he can do it, anyone can! Jake is an inspiration.

[@efwefwerrrrr]

Unfortunately thats the beaviour of someone depressed

[@hectorlumbagoCringe]

Arona Ricardo I love your positivity 🤡

[@captainbuzzkill4658]

He tamed that dope demon just like one of them ol’ snakes! 🐍

[@IzualTheTerrible]

Yeah, truly amazing.

[@Datnewbuddy]

“Realizing that I wasn’t going to fail this time.” -Jake The Snake Thank you my friend, you’ve helped me/us in so many ways!

[@Maplenr]

I love that Tony and Joe knew to just let Jake go, he's got some crazy life experience and wisdom and stories. One of my favorite podcasts ever

[@eliwithers4322]

"Machos dead, snakes the champ." What great booking that would have been.

[@BerserkerVision]

Most 40 year old guys like myself grew up with "the snake" in our houses every weekend. Nice too see something good happen to a person that brought us a lot of joy. Lets get a SNAKE PODCAST!!! First guest, The Mangina

[@dc2jdmb18c]

I have no words to describe this podcast. This is motivating me to do better and be better. Thanks for this podcast

[@Cappingtoncappercap]

Just thinking the same thing.

[@paulcusack2544]

Pardon the pun..but yep..its top shelf

[@gousmc1983]

Preach Jake. I hear you on the molestation issues. Society needs to recognize the issues of female rapists, they exist, they happen and as victims of it we're chastised for recovery. Keep strong brother.

[@kitpalmer1583]

@Amber Hoke do you actually understand what people mean when they say rape culture? Because I don't know how you could call it "crap"

[@kitpalmer1583]

@Amber Hoke and the thing that concerns me most about your comment is that what you're talking about is a part of rape culture

[@goalscorerlajon]

Sexual abuse is NOT A JOKE. It RUINS lives regardless of weather the victim is a girl or a boy.

[@phillipweber6059]

"Shame is something you put on yourself". I felt that. God bless you, Jake!

[@BallerinaSwifty]

Joe please get Scott Hall on, he’s got stories for days just like Jakes, these guys are truely inspirational!

[@ricbachman1727]

Him and Nash, they're great together, you can tell they've been homies.

[@jennninja9986]

Scotty hall 4life!!!! Hey yo!

[@dbag_actual]

Jesus. I was laughing till I cried and then crying some more. His story is inspirational on a level that I've not heard on a long time. Watching him as an absolutely terrifying heel in wrestling as a child, having seen him in so many videos being completely fucked up, to seeing him clear eyed and sober is so incredible. Hearing about how he's had so many people step in and step up for him, and him acknowledging every slip he's had and hold himself accountable... That's a fucking man there. It's heartbreaking, but not. He's amazing.

[@stephenlogan239]

Mr Rogen Mr Roberts, thank you. This is the best podcast I have ever seen. It was a journey, a redemption story. Thank you.

[@ladyhawke679]

stephen logan absolutely agree with you peace from Australia

[@gunrman5424]

God bless you, Jake. You were one of my favorite wrestlers. I had no idea of the hell you were made to go through as a kid. It made me think of my childhood and the reasons I was on drugs and drinking so much. I'm glad you have found peace at last.

[@Chevy0024]

One of the best podcast in a long time joe

[@hustler666100]

apart from when you're reminded hinchcliffe is there

[@WillisAmak]

@@hustler666100 seriously, what an annoying voice he has.

[@kyleallen1858]

@@WillisAmak right. Hes awful. How is he famous

[@Bud183]

Vinnie Paz was a good one also.

[@SoggySlopster]

Hinchcliff ruins it tho

[@jswany72]

People like jake are real deal. They make everyone seem like they've never lived at all. Jake used to live 40 miles from my hometown in Nebraska. He was doing real bad. I saw him a few times. I'm really glad to see he got better and hear his stories. Amazing guy with a huge heart.

[@StilbornReheated]

The story about Macho Man Savage was probably one of the funniest ever on Joe's podcast.

[@shieldss5150]

Can't wait for the cartoon. You know it's coming.

[@JediMasterBaiter]

@@shieldss5150 That Randy Savage impression really enhances it.

[@AdamRBusby]

powerful chat.... At times, after my second heart attack before 40yo and back on the grog and weed, I also was angry that I woke up some mornings.. great example of a dude turning it around and not costing his loved ones the sadness that his death would have provoked..

[@magnusmaul5447]

Three people I'd love to see on the podcast: The Undertaker Dolph Lundgren Varg Vikernes

[@pedrog6023]

Vikernes cant stop talking, why waste more time on him, go watch his channel

[@magnusmaul5447]

@@pedrog6023 I just thought it would be cool since the terrible smear campaign shit show of a docudrama came out that Joe would be pretty impartial and it would also be interesting to hear Varg talk about it with someone else.

[@salvador3828]

Bro stone cold on here would be awesome

[@Vercingetorix.Rising]

Jesus, last thing we need is 3 hours of Varg

[@TommyWashow]

@@Vercingetorix.Rising id rather have the swedish chef

[@CPAStrengthPassion]

YOUNG JAMIE got roasted with a DDT repeatedly!!!

[@jefft7705]

Poor young Jamie lol

[@MaliciousSRT]

He needed it

[@TobsyKreets]

i feel bad for him really, great guy on the podcast though

[@IronGazille]

Jake would murder poor Lee lmao

[@GunninWizard]

Thank god he roasted Jamie. I hate that fucker. Stick it to em jake the snake.

[@HippieProphet]

Hope one day he gets Taker or Stone Cold on the show 🤞🤞

[@marshalledmundson4851]

Undertaker is dead

[@SO-ud6ro]

@@marshalledmundson4851 fuk you in the hole you came from

[@Mikhail_Malekov935]

Stone cold will be a good choice, though undertaker might not be as easy

[@NottVeryygoodd]

If he got Taker I’d pay to see it

[@nathanbranham7384]

Watch hot ones with stone cold

[@rptoth]

This is one of the best JR podcast of all time! Laughed and cried!

[@kevinkusman9137]

It amazes me how sharp Jake's mind is still after all the abuse hes done to himself. Hell of a man. Heres to hope that he can stay sober.

[@SoddenFaTaL1ty]

Kevin Kusman its that ddpy brother

[@SoberHighDrunk]

Your picture is the cigarette smoking man

[@kelticsage]

sobriety is extremely unhealthy, the only abuse is denying yourself the pleasure

[@CostonSkatesRegz]

@@kelticsage Can i borrow your copy of the satanic bible?

[@brianshafer1166]

Lᴏᴋɪ Oʀᴍꜱᴛᴜɴɢᴀ You sell drugs or something?

[@davidvanbogelen]

5/20/2019 we lost Macho Man Randy Savage 8 years ago today. I had to come back and listen to this to get that story.

[@MrPainkiller616]

He elbow dropped the four horsemen and saved the world from the rapture that was supposed to happen in 2011

[@JaydenAlexander312]

Greatest wrestler of all time, in my opinion. He’s sadly missed. It’s a shame he became such a recluse towards the end of his life. Macho Man really lived his gimmick. He would have had so many cool stories to tell, not to mention all the knowledge he could have imparted on the younger generation of wrestlers. I’m glad he spent the last year of his life in happiness with his childhood sweetheart, though. Just wish it could’ve lasted longer for them.

[@woopwoop60]

I am proud to share his name :)

[@woopwoop60]

@@thishandleisntavailable861 hee tee

[@woopwoop60]

@@thishandleisntavailable861 enjoy bro. Or rather, hope you enjoed. ✌

[@Hiei1029]

I don’t usually comment on Rogans podcasts, but this was one of the best shows every. Those wrestlers went through hell and back. The stories this man has is crazy. His past Jesus Christ. Great show.

[@discoverneweyes]

I would love your context, without spelling and syntax errors. )()( l(ike so without spellng or syntax eeros))... slow down byatch.

[@bryanthooper1566]

Being an survivor of addiction it’s showed me my path is still positive I love seeing this. I hope I can talk about my dark past as honestly as he does one day.

[@DaPurge]

Top 3 Jre podcast of all time

[@Soft-Shell]

I agree, what's you're other top 2?

[@DaPurge]

bud nothin any uncle Joey episode and the kid cudi episode

[@Soft-Shell]

Hell yea I didn't even know there was a kid Cudi episode I'm a check it out thx

[@A4Romo]

I agree!! This is one of my tops for sure, other one was Teddy Atlas

[@DaPurge]

Forgot to add that the Elon podcast is probably my favorite podcast

[@ericswanson7134]

By having Jake the snake Robert's on his show..They dont realize how many of us are now going to use the term "paint brush that Mother Fucker..🤣

[@OwenMichtofen-rx5yz]

Shit had me giggling lol

[@CaptFreedumb]

One of many wrestling terms. Shit is cool as hell. And thats a straight up shoot lol.

[@blueblue2338]

I've been saying this for years just like I say glock knock instead of pistol whip

[@DenkyManner]

Snake's transformation is miraculous. Not just that he got clean but how emotionally intelligent he is now and how much he wants to help.

[@trewqpoiutl9774]

He's not clean..its all for show.

[@rsmith9816]

@Vince Williams let me guess, Jordan Peterson fan?

[@TheRogerKyle]

Whenever I start feeling like my life is tough, I'm going to listen to this show. God damn this guy went through some heavy shit!

[@gokijin]

Best Macho Man impression, ever. RIP Macho and Piper. Definitely one of the best podcasts ever.

[@socosoco4344]

This gave me flashbacks to great times in childhood, and also made me realize how fortunate I am to have those memories. 1-800-4-A-CHILD is the national child abuse hotline. If you suspect a child is a victim of abuse do not hesitate to call. It is true many kids are abused in Foster care, but it at least gets them away from their abusers while giving them a chance to not suffer further abuse.

[@skoto8219]

That escalated quickly

[@kellyandchris1985]

Better get abused by a stranger than your own dad huh...? What kinda logic u live by fuckface..?

[@cracksuperman]

@@socosoco4344 ahahaha god damn the transition from you caring about abused children to telling this guy his mum should be charged for not aborting him is just so perfect. Just shows nobody really cares completely xD

[@grizzzlybear559]

Crack Superman if I could like your comment more than once, I would.

[@plain_simple_garak]

OP, please keep the utter lack of self awareness coming. It has given me great joy in this dark day

[@randymonster4105]

whoever reads this comment. hope your dreams come true.

[@Ermac_______________________69]

Thanks, you too bruh.

[@MeliJosh420]

👍

[@themachodudeanimations6458]

thank you my dude! right back to you!

[@zdsrtgnzetmyet]

let's go champ!!

[@topgmotiv8tion]

Same to you brother,

[@mikkelnashville5204]

I was raped when I was 11 and it took me till I was like 20 to 30 to love myself. Great Job Joe Great job Jake The Snake.

[@R666iE]

Been there brother never forget you are someone special and destined to be great with a story to tell