Joe Rogan Experience

[@preneil]

This is one of the most unnassumingly inspiring episodes. I admire this dude so much for always rewriting his chapter. Mad respect, man.

[@blondequijote]

He's like the reverse of Dave Mustaine from Megadeth. He got over the band drama right away and found a life where he could be the main character offstage

[@tanet]

Every man is its own island ,,, so inspiring

[@Runningace]

This guy is fascinating. He is possibly the humblest man doing an interview that I have seen in memory. I don't think that most of you know just how unordinary this man is. He gets a F on talking about himself, but an A on life accomplishments, and guts! He is a extraordinary American. One worth fighting for.

[@richardgreene9077]

100%

[@daltjacob4687]

Because fame hasn't inflated his ego

[@michaelwebber5927]

Very well put

[@rjmusicltd]

Amazing guy. He paid for the bleach recording sessions using money he earned from working as a deep sea fisherman. Jason was actually a better musician that Kurt Cobain. It must have been hard just holding back and playing what was directed to him. Not many people are aware just how good of a musician Jason is. Kurt stated many negative things about Jason but equally, it must have been hard being within close proximity of Kurt and all his idiosyncrasies. Being a major fan of Kurt and Nirvana since 1989, one can be easily be biased, but to this day, Jason has never insulted or criticised Kurt. He stayed quiet for decades. Human beings easily learn how to speak, however, it is a skill and merit to learn when not to speak. Its amazing that we finally get to hear him and his story. What an interesting life. Thanks guys for such a great video.

[@MrRobertFarr]

Honestly. By working as a Deep Sea Fusherman ? I never heard of him before seeing this interview. But I was a keen Nirvana fan from here in The British Isles though. I probably thought Washington was a city somewhere in The USA back then. But probably had a vague idea that Seattle was near Canada.

[@sunupradanaX]

With that story, it makes more sense to me that he was later admitted to SF. Quiet professional.

[@briandoornink7597]

I don't think Kurt said much of anything about Jason except he was just not a good fit for the band. I could be wrong though, it's more than being a good musician, one's personality has to fit within the group as well.

[@ivanthemisunderstood6940]

The first hour was the most excruciating JRE interview I've seen. Joe continually engaged Jason with incredible patience, kindness and objectivity. Jason responded well to this environment. Joe has a gift at communicating and now we have the gift of Jason's fascinating story and his perspective on this crazy world we are riding on together. Well done gents!

[@sleepingninjaquiettime]

I don't think you meant excruciating. Maybe exciting, idk?

[@goobertoots]

@@sleepingninjaquiettime lmaooo

[@Evy_SX]

@@sleepingninjaquiettimeYeah, I noticed this too and was like, ‘what?’

[@DarrylPetryszyn-qg5tw]

He was nervous and I found it good how Joe got him to relax and open up and getting him talking about things I was asking what happened and really interesting

[@Djasphur]

The last hour of this might be the best talking/bonding -thing ever on this podcast !!

[@CharlieRodeghiero]

Such a humble man in such an epic journey... Obviously he's sailing with Barret Martin, the two are living legends of music, creativity and humbleness!

[@peterbacon3105]

What an amazing and humble man, with experiences that are incredible and inspiring.

[@raymccumstie1439]

Such an interesting person one of the best interviews I've watched.

[@codygreene9067]

What Jason said about Afghanistan geographically is pretty much what I said after my deployment there. Nangarhar province where I was at looked like Colorado. Incredible mountain ranges, alpine forest, and sprawling streams and rivers. I always tell people if it weren’t for endless war happening there it’d be one of the premiere vacation destinations on the planet.

[@ephesianarmorofgod3670]

Have said the same thing. Beautiful landscape... Unforgiving lifestyle.

[@jeffgarner3903]

I’m divorced and my daughters moved away with my ex. It’s an everyday fight for me to not have them the same I used to have them. I wouldn’t ever have thought it would be as hard as it is.

[@oneaboveall1895]

Im divorced and my daughter lives in texas near her mom. somedays its a mental battle but we get through it brother.

[@GrownWithReason]

Hang in there. God is always there.

[@narutonumber500]

I am father to one daughter and a son , not divorced , ima about to go on rotation for a year and not see my family. Miss the Christmas and all the good stuff, but i made sure to be present in all the moments i can be. I tell my kids i love them every moment. Just wanted to share and let you know you’re not alone. Keep fighting the good fight for your kids.I know you got it .

[@ephesianarmorofgod3670]

​​@@GrownWithReasonAmen, I wish I had God in my life when I was at war. Interesting how he kept me until I really needed him. Now he uses me even as broken as I am through his grace we are a new creation.

[@GrownWithReason]

@ephesianarmorofgod3670 His grace is literally amazing. I look back on my life and am amazed how He tolerated me and still allowed me to find Him later on. Happy you were also found Brother. I knew a guy who was a serious alcoholic for years. Couldn't function without alcohol in his system. He tried to quit several times, rehab etc. Anyway he finally had an honest breakdown with God and truly asked for His help. Accepted Jesus and found his way out of it. Hasn't drank in several years, doesn't want to. He said in the counseling programs he went to they said "if you're an alcoholic you will always be one even after you stop drinking ". He told me after he put his faith in God through Christ and was born again that, that alcoholic was now dead. He isn't an alcoholic he is a "new man" as Paul tells us. The "old man" is dead. I really liked that as I can relate to his story. Anyway I say all of that because as I'm sure you know if you are living through Christ as it sounds like you are that "broken" man is dead. You are whole now. Keep your focus on him and the coming kingdom. Read the word and let it saturate every aspect of your life. Remember Lot's wife when they fled Sodom and Gomorrah God told them "Do not look back" she did and was turned into a pillar of salt. We are told in Proverbs to not be "the dog that goes back to his vomit", Jesus said that someone who "puts their hands on the plow and turns back is not worthy of the kingdom". Keep fighting the good fight. Thank you for your reply. 🙏

[@JoshuaHankey-rv5jx]

Jason has such an interesting and nonchalant perspective. I appreciate these long form discussions so much. We are truly blessed to be able to listen to hours of conversation with such interesting people

[@johnkanderson]

What an incredible dude, good stuff

[@Joethompson-f1q]

It makes complete sense. Consider the saying "those who speak do not know and those who know do not speak" this dude is just on a cosmic groove not caring who's paying attention.

[@jamalansari1674]

Joe flooding our subscriptions on a random Thursday

[@StrategicCIS]

I'd like to see some interviews with the MACV-SOG guys.

[@TM-ey5py]

This man has definitely experienced a good life.

[@kaos021979]

This dude was attached to us. I was 4th ID during the initial invasion. Awesome.

[@immaculatelation]

2:15 - it helps to have present parents. I learned gardening, marksmanship, long division, reading, a bit of computer programming, and lawn care from my grandparents. I had a pretty good start with them. But grandma died when I was 10 and grandpa wasn't all there after that, succumbing to depression and dementia. I bounced around from home to home within my family and acquaintances, but never got real attention from a mother or father figure. I was an obligation, but never a joy. I was abused physically and emotionally. I was made to feel worthless and thrown away. No one taught me how to shave, get a job, think, do taxes, invest intelligently, have courage, have ambition, or hustle. No one after my grandparents taught me that I could matter. I just wanted to disappear. Later, I was too afraid to have children because I wasn't equipped emotionally or financially, and I also worried I would mess them up. After miraculously having my first child at 42 years old (my second at 44, and a 3rd on the way), I am experiencing a joy that I never thought I could have. I look at my children, and I think "how could someone look at these precious souls and treat them the way I was treated?". I want to love them and teach them and let them know they are more valuable than anything, and that they can be or do anything they dream if they work hard, ask questions, gain wisdom, and treat people with respect. I started out far more intelligent and bolder than my peers. It didn't take long for my potential to evaporate through atrophy of the spirit. I didn't become an engineer and invent a new power source, I didn't revolutionize the auto industry, I didn't design computer hardware, and I didn't become a ski instructor; but I did stay in a boring "secure" job for 16 years until COVID-19 (and burnout) pulled the rug out from under me. We need our parents, and we need them to speak life into us daily. Yet, sometimes bad parents are better than no parents.

[@kiel4]

Some real wisdom shared here, especially second half

[@username604error5]

Cobain was always shooting his mouth off

[@Gentlegroove71]

Jason’s life should be a movie.

[@ephesianarmorofgod3670]

He is telling it like it is...I am at 50 minute mark. What an amazing journey.

[@Bansheeman6100]

I know that this is a repost, but I can't believe that this shows it only has 118 likes after 3 months

[@The_Comedian556]

40:15 this is when he starts talking about the military

[@paulos012456]

But don't forget to listen to the whole episode, y'all! Amazing.

[@nihaofamily]

wow, fascinating! Joesph Cambell would be produ. The hero's Journey! Inspiring -follow the bliss

[@DamienBrittan]

Wait .. how this video has only 7k views ?!

[@realjeremynoland]

He dropped a whole bunch of older episodes 4 months ago. I believe this is one of them that is much older and while he was only at Spotify.

[@Tsenq]

Uhhh re-upload…

[@Linda-it6ci]

MY BRAIN DELETS NAMES BUT I REMEMBER FACES. I WAS A NURSE, IM 70 NOW AND I CAN SEE SOMEONE AND RECOGNISE THEIR FACE. I MAY HAVE NURSED THEM OR WORKED WITH THEM 40 YEARS AGO, I RECOGNISED THE FACE........

[@LuciferHunter-kt7pm]

BEHOLD! BRUTAL TRUTH! THE ULTIMATE GRINDCORE BAND!

[@nealcagle2659]

Most people have no idea what a physical beast this guy is. Back of the pack is still better than 95% of college/professional athletes.

[@Alfie1970Waterhouse]

Thanks

[@nuke97]

He really is inspiring. His perseverance is remarkable. Most would fold for life after his situations, but he said....Okay, NEXT!

[@9z9ki9l]

LETS GOOOOOO, Happy thursday everyone

[@Souldoubtrocks]

The warrior poet. ❤️❤️

[@Iamsiafu]

He sounds like Mike Judge

[@mecca6801]

epic surprise episode!!!

[@yosef6664]

Jason, I am 65 years old and never had children, but I still want to have a child. I am a retired SCADA technician with more resources than I need, and my only desire is to have a child and give to charity, widows, and orphans in particular.

[@marcuspatwell]

you're a good guy dude

[@CharlieRodeghiero]

There are many ways your resources can help people to grow. It doesn't need to be children, dude. Support nice and humble people who can spread good teaching and lessons afar. It reverberates too! And don't forget to enjoy your stuff, old man. The true ones that make you happy. You fought hard for that and deserve it!

[@maTThu3000]

How selfish are u?? What child wants a grampa for a dad?

[@yosef6664]

@CharlieRodeghiero Helping widows and orphans give me joy. Selflessness gives me joy.

[@SmooveSinatra]

It’s the Joe Rogan overload lol😂

[@Ryzenupsong]

Whoa. Best cast ever. Hfs jre

[@michealriseley6261]

I actually think it would be interesting for Joe to have an everyday ordinary person segment, where he sits down with a non-celebrity and digs in deep to see how they tick and give an insight into the path theyve walked that lead them to where they are today, which is essentially what he does with all of his guests. Some of the most intriguing people ive ever met were ordinary, unassuming, average Joe-Type people (pun not intended) Or maybe thats just me and my fascination with people in general even though im typically not fond of humanity lol.....its a paradox 😂

[@briandoornink7597]

This guy is totally from the PNW. You have to coax the information out of him. But when he opens up, he has a lot of interesting things to say.

[@Humbled777]

KZbin doesn't have the video on your page Joe buddy like alot of videos

[@jchastain789]

I enjoyed every second

[@taotracer]

Outstanding!

[@guitaraddictsanonymous81]

mindfunk was a great band.

[@jmgind]

I listen to dropped all the time, its one of the best 90s albums I think

[@SalamHerbs-db5nt]

Crazy story.. being involved in the rock scene with the likes of nirvana can be destructive. The military can also be incredibly destructive, despite being perceived as a noble venture. what a wild life.

[@ThadJolly]

Seems like a super good dude

[@immaculatelation]

I bet this dude knows Leo from Sampson in Port Townsend, who rebuilt the Tally Ho.

[@nicolascloward284]

It’s crazy how much he sounds like Butthead. It’s almost distracting. But his story is fucking crazy.

[@yourdad1496]

Only 325 likes. We will fix this. Stone cold

[@chrislobb936]

Renaissance Man. noun. a cultured man of the Renaissance who was knowledgeable, educated, or proficient in a wide range of fields. (sometimes lowercase) a present-day man who has acquired profound knowledge or proficiency in more than one field.

[@michaelwebber5927]

50 mins in and I’ve never felt like a bigger underachiever

[@beausaucier2902]

At 1:33:00….Easy now…Not all conventional troops are non-proactive Fobbit POG’s. The big army combat arms and reconnaissance elements were doing hard hits, hanging breeches, and destroying this enemy like anyone else, on an even larger scale if you wanna split hairs…He said early on in the interview that watching Big Army do its thing was “amazing”…

[@MoonshineDrone]

58:57 amen brother

[@MrRobertFarr]

01:03:55 Survive and replicate the gene. Plus then talking about. A Band Of Brothers with a similar genome. I feel like screaming. "Join the Navy. (You Inbred Punk !)" Cannon Fodder ! The B. S. Of R.s ! Is this episode sponsored by The Press Gang recruitment bounty ? Hey there son ? I was just a Punk Rocker like you. Then I was on $26 000 a year. Join the Navy Son . Just mention my name when you talk to the Recruiting Officer for my tax free bounty please ? Sure. You can be in a band all you like Sonny. Just make sure you accept The King's Shilling ? Sign up and fight for Uncle Sam son and help your brothers ? You are just the type of violence loving thug we need for The Infantry. I was in all the famous bands before they broke that's why you never heard of me.

[@Notebook-n1y]

Most of the money was funded by pharmaceutical companies to get the OPM out of there for that war because we obviously can’t grow it here so only that place has the best OPM and the pharmaceutical companies need it I bet you they saved A lot of it.

[@DrGeorgeChacko]

He is such a laidback, humble but at the same time incredibly accomplished guy. A welcome change from the guys who post their breakfast on Instagram for likes😅

[@tonyshetter7545]

Amazing life

[@UrbanLetsPlay]

wtf is happening? spotify deal expired or what? 400 videos in my sub feed lmao

[@beausaucier2902]

1:54:54- “How’d you skate through life (without a wife and kids)”….? Really? Joe, you’re interviewing the multi-band 90’s guitar player/Ranger/Career SF Dude/Guy trying to circumnavigate the globe in a sailboat..Dude is built different. (Just the boat part wouldn’t happen with a wife and kids!lol)

[@The_Comedian556]

How did this guy go from dropping acid and smoking pot in a rock band to Special Operations? People train for months to do selection now days and most fail. Is this guy made of something we don’t have?

[@SalamHerbs-db5nt]

You'd be surprised the thing and drugs some soldiers have done before during or after service

[@ezgreviews6775]

It’s more mental than physical it’s not always something one can train for

[@ephesianarmorofgod3670]

Not enough respect on this man's accomplishments.

[@ephesianarmorofgod3670]

No doubt

[@sabotage7369]

Damn, not on good terms with Chris Cornell? I wonder who he was in real life

[@Wonderhussy]

Enjoyed this pretty thoroughly, except I felt Joe got a little preachy toward the end about having kids. Procreating isn't the be-all and end all... This dude is experiencing and exploring plenty, both externally and internally ... I don't feel like there is any need to brow beat him into having kids just for the sake of having kids. Maybe he's just the MGTOW of all MGTOWs

[@maxdavies5776]

I had about 20 songs stolen from 99 to today. Butterflybabe Voices Other side Smooth sailing About 20 movies Started with BMX bandits Bueller Bodyguard X files President Dave Gladiator Zohan. Get treated like dirt.

[@saninizami2781]

Hay

[@ditch9802]

How did this guy get into SF with a drug background? I knew guys who were denied the Q course for bouncing a couple of checks (in the 80's).

[@rose.888]

54:51

[@tanet]

They were preparing for iraq in 02?

[@GrownWithReason]

This conversation slowly builds and builds. Towards the end they are really connecting. The "elephant in the room" is Christ. They are both so close to a Christ like view but probably have been jaded on that like a lot of people have been through deception and distortion. Hopeful they find him.

[@suspiciouspackage265]

Dam 7 sec and no views bro fell off

[@rickysalthouse5932]

Let's get Tom Grant on here!

[@tanet]

Crazy these guys don't know poppies don't make just heroin 😂

[@SalamHerbs-db5nt]

I don't think he was into drugs at all

[@thekushness]

This was a tough watch, slow build and hardly ANY nirvana talk… come onnnn

[@SalamHerbs-db5nt]

increasing the speed just a tid bit will get you through it quicker

[@Downsouth.j]

First again

[@omegalanky]

First give me likes

[@MrJtm2011able]

I made it almost halfway… that’s enough for me… 🥱 😂

[@SalamHerbs-db5nt]

increasing the play speed helps with these long interviews