Joe Rogan Experience

[@31Daca]

Tom Bilyeu has pulled me out of a dark place in my life with all his content on impact theory, nothing but respect for that man. He is doing more for people, then people realise.

[@ozi98]

Same here. He saved my future.

[@aaronrohrer3202]

When i start my companies, i'm going to Tom Bilyeu for advice. I also completely understand your movie mentality I have the same view. To all the entrepreneurs, if anyone needs a programmer for an app or web development, message me.

[@amirsaad9761]

0:00 - 5:20 - Creation of Quest Nutrition, Ketogenic lifestyle/diet 5:20 - 7:12 - Peter Attia, Ketoscience, NUSI 7:12 - 9:33 - Keto Flu, low-carb diet 9:33 - 14:43 - The Walking Dead, Surviving catastrophic events 14:43 - 17:02 - Ancient humans, Evolution of humans and society 17:02 - 20:28 - Yellowstone, How humans nearly went extinct, earthquakes 20:28 - 30:40 - The Twilight Zone, Rod Sterling, Entrepreneurship/Business, Hiring Employees, Ownership in business 30:40 - 54:53 - Impact Theory, Augmented Humans, Artificial Intelligence, the human mind/emotions, tech/internet 54:53 - 59:35 - Mobile phones, Microsoft and Apple, Surface Pro 59:35 - 1:13:07 - Tom's time in film school, entrepreneurial journey, growth mindset and practice, creation of Quest Nutrition 1:13:07 - 1:24:10 - Business and goals of Impact Theory, human adaptation, limiting beliefs 1:24:10 - 1:31:10 - Belief systems, religions, rituals 1:31:10 - 1:45:05 - Tom's thoughts on media and films, the impact of films, being passionate about your work 1:45:05 - 2:01:11 - Tom's big brother story, motivation to help people, helping individuals vs. helping at scale, Impact Theory show

[@mythosmind8633]

Well done Amir

[@DM-kn1rk]

when does joe call him out on the bullshit

[@mythosmind8633]

Joe called him out when talking about how most of the population is going away from religion. and in that case, Tom made it seem it was a lot bigger than it actually was, probably because he was talking from his own experiences and the people he is surrounded around isn't religious. If you ask a religious person the same question, they would tell you that Jesus is coming back, and the whole world is going to bow to the Jesus. I know the dueling worlds as I have been in both, when you are part of something, that is your world. When I get around religious people now, I completely forget that people still have that concept and it drives their worldview and Most of the other times, it was Joe trying to understand what Tom was saying.

[@lydianinelle]

Amir Saad do this for all of his podcasts please.

[@PureTouchJohnson]

Your comment is going to be under appreciated but you're the greatest of all time !!!

[@thebruiser5948]

This guy is on the right track. His Matrix talk isn't crazy like Rogan seems to think.

[@DasE30Cuz]

Tom is clearly passionate in his mission on a level I didn't think existed. He's had experiences that changed his life in such profound ways that all he wants to do is help others achieve the same. More power to him, unfortunately I think he came off wrong and/or took the conversation in a direction Joe wasn't expecting. JRE comment section is cancer, Tom seems like he genuinely wants to help people.

[@IronViking]

Tom Bilyeu is sharp...his show "Impact Theory" is worth checking out. His David Goggins interview is extraordinary.

[@jacobstergiou3590]

Look how huge he is now! You were right my friend

[@cdee2456]

Joe was kinda rude on this one, not gonna lie. Kept focusing in on little details rather than listening to the guys actual points..

[@gracecochran4058]

Okay, I'm a big fan of both of these guys, but Joe disappointed me very deeply on this one. Don't be so defensive man I promise that being receptive is more respectable especially when you're across from someone you stand to learn so much from in the things you are interested in!

[@eddiebaby22]

yeah it was too much for Joe you can see, but Tom is a super go-getter. Its like a lot of things in life people dont believe it until they see it, then they say I knew it could be done.

[@morganhatton]

He was such a jackass on this! I love Tom. Too bad. That could've been a much more insightful interview had Joe even halfway googled him.

[@eddiebaby22]

@@morganhatton Yes painful to watch, yet Tom is such a nice guy and so grounded he wouldn't be fazed by it in the slightest or hold any grudges. Joe's your typical mindless lad down the nearest bar in this situation, shame as I do like a lot of what he does.

[@schalazeal07]

Joe did fine. He was asking valid questions, just being honest and real. They obviously shared different views about life so Joe had to clarify. He wanted it accurate. It's like talking to a friend. But he should've tried to google more about Tom tho and his works, and should've been laughing less at his guest just out of respect I think?

[@HG51_]

Tom is the absolute GOAT and is the definition of rags to richest. He is why I’m on my way to building a million dollar company. Don’t underestimate the man just because the vibe was off

[@alientube1984]

Just to remind you to keep building!

[@randomperson1497]

No kidding. I agree.

[@Santiago_Dunbar]

The first two minutes of this episode is basically Joe saying " I like to think I'm in ketosis but I'm really not."

[@chrisdockter]

What's not to like about Tom? He wants the best for everyone and is taking enormous steps to have massive impact on millions of people. Are you people just jealous?

[@JahnosSardonis]

The amount of talking that he's doing (even for a 3 hour podcast), makes you take a step back and ponder whether or not this guys is genuine. He sounds like he's trying to sell you something, rather than have a conversation with Joe, which is why you listen to the JRE in the first place.

[@benthelearner6104]

Well, It is to Joe to direct the conversation...

[@MrPepelongstockings]

@Benny$400 Million net worth as of 2019. Built on the back of starting off at the bottom of a company (intern in a server room if a start up) and working his way to an ownership position building it into one of the most loved/respected nutrition companies of the day (even the haters here say they love quest bars lol). Then he leaves, but his co-ceo's say they'd rather shut the company down than run it without him. He steps up, and still moves forward to create a politically unbiased media company (in 2018) with a positive message. People here want to hear Joe speak, and it's his podcast. It's nobody' s fault but Joe's he was having a bad day and didn't have anything to contribute/could conduct an interview. Tom stepped up and discussed what he wants from HIS guests on Impact, their story. With no direction form Joe he offers up secrets about how he went from an obese broke kid to nearly half a billion fitness figurehead. OF COURSE people are going to be offended and scared. They've worked hard too and think they then deserve some of what Tom has, or at least that Tom doesn't deserve it. What I don't get is the Aubrey Marcus/Onnit love. Onnit pushes garbage compared to Quest, especially compared to Impact Theory, and aubry's COMPANY is worth 38 mil. Tom's net worth, personally, is 400 mil. They're not on the same level. People just can't accept Tom's message of personal responsibility. It's too big and scary an idea, baseless accusations and pointing fingers is a much safer and easier way to try and self-soothe.

[@juflo-yf1qq]

@@MrPepelongstockings That net worth is false. Its part of the image hes trying to portray.

[@kcidd12]

@@juflo-yf1qq You look like the image hes trying to portray..

[@cesarb714]

I am surprised with all the negative comments about this guest. I really enjoyed this interview.

[@jarischol331]

Yeah i was thinking the exact same thing. Watch Impact Theory! It’s amazing.

[@freelanceopportunist559]

Years ago I was a heroin addict, also I was shooting up meth and Cocaine, and one day I was trying to find a vein for hours. There was blood everywhere, and my arms were a mess, and I looked up and saw myself in the mirror, and had what you might call a moment of clarity.....I realised I'd reached my PNR (Point of no return). I got up, squirted the shot down my bathroom sink, and knew that I was done with drugs. I declared to my housemates I wasn't going to use anymore....they all laughed. A week later my housemate throws a pool party, and one of my friends asks me if I had a chance to do anything, what would I do? At that moment, a plane was flying over, and I laid back on the grass and said : I'd be flying one of those. Everyone who knew me and heard what I said, also knew my fear of flying was so bad, that i drive 1000kms interstate to visit my family, so the notion of me becoming a pilot?.......they all laughed. There was a girl who I didn't know sitting nearby, off her head, overheard the conversation who pipes up and says: I used to fuck this flight instructor, I'd love a reason to call him.....so she calls him and books me a lesson.......everybody laughs The next week the girl picks me up and we go to the airport for my lesson, it was horrifying, but I was so exhilarated after, I had to give it another try. I got all the info from the flight school about being a commercial Pilot....I took it home and declared: this is what I'm going to do.......everybody laughed. I forgot to mention I'm a sex worker, I worked in an upmarket establishment at the time. I told them I was changing to the morning shifts, no more party bookings, because I've given up drugs and I'm studying to be a pilot........everybody laughed. Working 3 morning shifts a week, flying twice a week, it took 4 years to get there, but I stuck to it like a maniac, self studied for all the cpl exams ( got in the 90%s for all but 1), and passed my flight test. Nobody was laughing, but a lot of those people who laughed, became haters. Fuck em.... That's my overcoming diversity story. All true. I cbf proofreading it so I hope it makes sense 😀

[@Sewnkinmusic]

Have you ever thought to yourself, "Maybe I'm gay?"

[@freelanceopportunist559]

I Know nope, why would I think that?

[@jarischol331]

Great story! Keep growing and hustlin’!! 💪🏻💪🏻. How’s it going?!

[@thenameiswillyum2905]

Amazing story, love it. I wish more people shared their personal stories. Hearing something like this on a podcast is great but when it's in the trenches of the KZbin comment section (at least for me) it feels even more real. So thank you for sharing, & keep living life to the fullest.

[@jasonpalgon7141]

I think your story is fucking amazing and let the haters hate!!have been a hardcore drug addict for 35 years and havent been able to put together 24hours together without putting some subtance in my body. Up until now wich I just have over 7months clean and sober.Wich is really the first thing in my life ive been proud of. People always tell me I should write a book about my crazy life and soon I will but for now im just working on my artwork and my sobriety.Your story inspires me and thank you for sharing it. Tom has become my mentor and I love his mindset.I have been homless for many years now and im truly new to social media.In time I will tell my story hoping that I will be able to inspire people that are strugling with addiction homlessness and depression. If I can do it you can do it!

[@markyt6594]

This is one of the most awkward Joe Rogan interviews I have seen, and I have seen many, and I have to say I am disappointed with Rogan on this one for his treatment of his guest, the inspirational and legendary interviewer of Impact Theory. I have a lot more respect for Tom after this interview because he remains professional and calm throughout, despite some quite aggressive interviewing by Rogan. I can't believe Rogan asks Tom 'What is Impact Theory?' :o Dude, he's your guest, you should know what he does! Also, well done to Tom for sharing his dreams and ambitions and not clamming up.

[@schalazeal07]

Joe did fine. He was asking valid questions, just being honest and real. They obviously shared different views about life so Joe had to clarify. He wanted it accurate. It's like talking to a friend. But he should've tried to google more about Tom tho and his works, and should've been laughing less at his guest just out of respect I think?

[@vinny_cheese2458]

100% agree.

[@thezengirl3685]

Agreed.Tom’s reaction makes him that much more respectable!

[@PRTube01]

He made the question for the audience to learn more about the guest. It would be rude if Joe didn't ask about it

[@slickdanger_]

Home boy says nothing but positive shit for 2 straight hours and people still try and talk trash.

[@360.Tapestry]

including joe lol

[@drbenkim]

Definitely disappointing to see the lack of respect for Tom.

[@brianjones4245]

Misery lives company. This guy has been threw it all and people still talk crap. They are lonely and mad they haven't achieved their goals.

[@JahnosSardonis]

Because he talks as if he thought of himself as Entrepreneur Jesus. It sounds fake, no matter how good your intentions are.

[@VAHZGEN]

João Piedade sounds like your need some positivity injections, dude

[@AntonSlavik]

Holy crap this guy is driven. I love him already.

[@willnunes3946]

I wonder if on that day specifically, Joe had something going on that threw him off that way. I am a super fan of both of these guys, and to see how this went sideways so many times during the interview....was insane to me. I wish he would ask Tom back a second time. This was so weird, that is why I wonder if Joe had something going on that day. Hey Who knows.....In the end...these two guys are two of my favorites, and may be it is on me, my expectations for this interview was way...way high.

[@saylavie5030]

Joe Rogan Experience #1000 - Ketosis Itself

[@jaredthebarber5081]

SAY LA VIE 💀

[@nastyoverlord9559]

SAY LA VIE this deserves so much more recognition

[@Im-the-greatest]

SAY LA VIE oh noooo

[@weaponizedmemes3461]

SAY LA VIE, LMAO

[@comptoncity2]

It's real fascinating man, there's real benefits -Joe

[@RoyceJakob]

I think Joe felt a little intellectually humbled and defaulted to going on offense.

[@latortugapicante719]

Royce Jakob at what points did you see that, genuinely want to see

[@Trepanation21]

Royce Jakob -- Ehh, I got a vibe from Joe that he might feel this guy is a little naive or something. "A good person", but naive. It didn't seem like Joe was confrontational or judgemental, but this gentleman is clearly very curious, sharp, and very, very eager to be great in a good, positive way, but he *does* have kind of a naive/innocent vibe about him, like he'a never seen or experienced the dark side of humanity. Not a bad thing, but it makes him come across like he tries too hard to stand out or something. He's a bit of a special snowflake.

[@PeaHeadism]

Because he was talking so fast? c'mon mate, this guy is full of shit

[@360.Tapestry]

joe prefers to hang out with _natural alphas_ who have that easy swagger about them - even if they're stupid like brendan schaub - not try-hard nerds like tom (whom i respect)

[@bijan1316]

Kryptonite's analysis is spot on

[@phased112]

Big fan of both Joe and Tom. Seems Tom has rubbed people the wrong way in this interview; if he has, check out Impact Theory, I know you will change your mind. Tom is a genuine all-round good dude, who I believe, is trying to make real positive change in the world. He might articulate himself in a way sometimes that does him a disservice, but its the message not the messenger that you should be paying attention to. Maybe he made a bad first impression here to some. But honestly give him a chance, he is a filter for some of the best ideas out there, has unbelievable work ethic and is a role model to how to conduct yourself in business that cares about what it's doing. If you happen to read this Tom, keep doing what you're doing. A lot of us on the come up, see what you're doing, see what you've done and can only tip our hat. Onward.

[@Jigglzpuff]

I've watched both Tom and Joe for 12 months and love them both. I think they have lots to offer, but just don't quite sync up in a 1 on 1 environment. I wonder if these two just don't have a good connection. Clearly both are smart, driven, successful people, but I think their chemistry is just off. If I had to guess, I would say Tom is a lot more "serious" than Joe. Tom doesn't make jokes, he doesn't really smile, and that's okay. He is really passionate about his field and shares tons of valuable knowledge. However, I think his presentation leaves something to be desired for an average viewer. A random tangent, a pointless anecdote, a humorous idea would go a long way to bridging the gap between Tom and anyone he communicates with. Love what both of these guys do and hope there is a lesson to be learned here.

[@TurnUpSteve]

This guy is awesome. Joe seemed jealous.

[@coles_produce]

He said he was envious. Although Joe can be aggressive he can also be aware.

[@ProfessorCDO]

Cole Hertwig where did he said it? I’m trying to find it

[@MarkusJunnikkala]

I can understand why some people seem to not have liked this podcast. I don't think the best of Tom comes across here and the level of practicality he has towards growth and self-development isn't revealed properly. Tom's level of complete openness is going to make a lot of people uncomfortable and it can be hard to get a proper picture of where he's coming from. Even a lot of open individuals will struggle with him at first. He's completely willing to put himself on the line and be in a vulnerable position with complete transparency, always willing to question himself and learn while also stating clearly what he knows. I understand that it can put people off and come off as ignorance or naivety. Joe and Tom don't connect on a deeper level here, their fundamental process by which they choose to negotiate with reality is just so different, and to be fair, Tom has fully embraced a mindset of growth, optimism, and change at all cost, which is why he can appear so alien and disingenuous or having grandiose delusions. I think Joe embraces those things as well but just from a different angle and with a different mentality. Joe doesn't really facilitate Tom's mindset here much although I know he is very capable of doing so and has done that in the past and in future videos. I would love to see Joe on Impact Theory, that would be a very different experience altogether.

[@drizzleguiao8645]

People who hate this guy are average thinkers. They hate confidence..

[@latortugapicante719]

drizzle guiao I thought he had some good ideas I'm intrigued to listen to his pod but he just was laying it on a little too thick here at times

[@HG51_]

Toms too much of a boss for this podcast

[@lmao100]

You have to be young or retarded to find this interesting and new.

[@JahnosSardonis]

drizzle guiao this gets shit probably because he sounds like someone who is telling you what you want to hear, in order to get something in return. This looks like he's trying to sell Joe something rather than have a conversation with him

[@LetsDoThisGaming]

Yeah, I'm guessing the average IQ around here can't appreciate the quality of conversation in this podcast. Tom probably gets an answer to this question 1:37:18 based on the comments on this video. Kids are the future, most adults are already dead, they just don't know it yet.

[@birdoffire9]

Great work Tom. This interview was a test and you crushed it.

[@IriaChannel]

That moment when Joe realized he's never been in Ketosis

[@thenameiswillyum2905]

Tom Bilyeu - Entrepreneur, visionary & Impactivist I consider this man one of my hero's. His lessons are amazing, his mindset is incredible, his story is inspirational, his success is great, his ambitions are huge. I can say for sure that he has had impact on my life. I've somewhat learned what it takes to be successful, I've learned good traits, I've learned mindset. Most importantly he has gave me the belief that I can learn and master just about anything as long as I am willing to put in the work & grind for it. I really hope that he is successful in bringing his ambitions to life. If Impact Theory becomes what is meant to be then many others will be impacted by Tom just like I have & that will be a wonderful thing. Anybody reading this please go and watch some episodes of the Impact Theory show.

[@Wise101]

This guy is genuinely trying to help people empower themselves on his projects which is pretty cool. Joe seemed like he was really trying to play devil's advocate a lot and take the wind out of his sails, but I think Joe has given up on humans ability to change for the better so he was overly skeptical of Tom's idea of helping people get out of the matrix. Tom's interviews of inspiring guests are pretty dope. Peace✌😊

[@alientube1984]

Joe has an insight and experience, plus he's over 50. He knows that majority of people is stuck in their dogmas, and there is really no help there in achieving mindfulness or spiritual awakening. Best way is starting young but what do I know. I'm just blabbering 🙄

[@GoGritty]

Joe Rogan is a savage for doing these back to back podcasts.

[@VAHZGEN]

Joe seriously tried to sniper this dude every chance he got. I feel after quite a bit that Tom’s gone through, he retains an innocent, humble and faithful energy towards the human spirit. Joe seemed like he just did not give a fuck through this session. He was more enthusiastic interviewing Jamie Fox who’s isn’t trying to do shit for the common man. Yet goes on the offensive towards someone trying to uplift the next guy. My two cents.

[@MSordernature]

It baffles me that Joe can't comprehend that people extract themes and lessons from movies. A movie can't be on the elite level if it doesn't offer it.

[@360.Tapestry]

joe understands that just fine. it just didn't entertain him enough and he started to get bored. sometimes he'd rather hear a story about how someone took a shit in his pants

[@vinny_cheese2458]

Completely agree.

[@CommandoMaster]

Conor McGregor for #1000 to discuss upcoming fight vs Floyd Mayweather. MAKE IT HAPPEN DANA!!!

[@161gremlin]

I want someone - not sure who - to interview Joe Rogan for his 1000th. Don't care if he sometimes fucks up - the value I have received here is immeasurable. Love you JR.

[@Jaydoggy531]

It would make me so happy if he just invited a random person off the street for the thousandth episode, and he just has a benign conversation with a total stranger, the two of them high/drunk getting to know each other.

[@grtranslator]

Tom brings such a good energy and great insights every time...

[@PetersonJosephCreative]

What an awesome podcast! Love Tom and what he stands for!

[@RRReynolds11]

Sure, Bilyeu can be a bit grandiose, but his attitude is always super positive and I respect that. Also, Rogan had never heard of Peter Attia until Bilyeu brought him up on this podcast... 8 months later Attia is on Rogan's podcast. Joe obviously respected Tom's recommendation.

[@LordoftheWarcraft]

Please, make the next episode be 1001, and just skip 1000 as a huge middle finger to your comment section.

[@Rex_Colt]

but then we'll miss out on an entertaining Joey Diaz episode

[@Plu7ology]

Lord of the Warcraft I mean this is technically 1000 he always numbers the fight companions but he didn't do it this last one. So he could label the joey diaz one 1001

[@phoenixerrlybird3634]

Ya this was technically #1000

[@atthefishinhole6837]

Lord of the Warcraft Lmao.funny as fuck.agreed

[@Siberius-]

I think he is doing that.. since the last one didn't get a number.. so this is #1000 really... unless he doesn't number some of them.. Edit: Oh okay seems these ones aren't usually numbered. I see now.

[@lolitamorris2943]

Tom Bilyeu is a very positive human being:) love his dream.

[@amplifyyourvibration4553]

One of the few podcast that made me dislike Joe quite a bit more, when I've always been a huge fan..

[@obsceneryfilms1051]

There was nothing wrong with this guy, hes just passionate about what he does.

[@namenloserberggeist6274]

Finally someone who shares my opinion. Tom Bilyeu is GREAT.

[@360.Tapestry]

i like tom. but this is the wrong audience for him

[@aaronrohrer3202]

@@360.Tapestry Yes I completely agree, didnt think of that till i read this comment.

[@ME-bk2yo]

I hope for 1000 he has bryan callen on and he talks about dieting and ketosis for 3 hours straight!!!!

[@camropeable]

Please interview Joe Dispenza

[@anon_genz]

What was wrong with Joe on this episode he seemed like he was trying to debunk the foundation of this man's whole existence. Laughing at the fact that he found inspiration from the movie matrix and just making a joke out of this guy's core values. SMH

[@stepheng887]

Joe, please have Mike Rowe on the podcast!

[@TheNamesElijah]

I personally liked this podcast, he has different views that are good to take into account whether you believe what he says or not. Open mindedness is a great thing

[@0113Naruto]

TheNamesElijah yes

[@TheREALSeanKrummel]

I really liked this guy. I want to sit down and have my own conversation with him.

[@taje718]

1 hour in and this guy is not that bad. Waiting to see what pissed y'all off

[@lessonsfromgeese3102]

Joe Rogan is the man. Enjoyable podcast on the real and the ideal

[@gr0ove]

Tom if you are reading these comments some people seem jealous of your success, others may have valid criticisms, however I thought you had some cool things to say and enjoyed the podcast, thanks!

[@connermontgomery546]

Whats with joe snickering and asking questions incredulously when Bilyeu talks about The Matrix? Pretty disrespectful. It's funny how narrow minded joe is, while simultaneously masquerading as a nonjudgmental neutral party.

[@robertsaladino]

Tom seemed very confused about life...

[@skgsinc1833]

@@robertsaladino yet Tom has a networth of 400 million lol. Very confused

[@skgsinc1833]

Joe has a networth of 25 million lol

[@robertsaladino]

@@skgsinc1833 very confused during the podcast..." I wish I would have come up with Star Wars first because it's such a great idea" direct quote.... since this podcast has aired what movies has he directed or written? Joe even got frustrated and cut him short and let him leave the studio. You can get lucky and make a lot of money in Tech or whatever it doesn't mean you're inherently a smart person.

[@morganhatton]

Well said.

[@bojanradivojevic6611]

I don't know what the fuck people think episode 1000 is gonna be, It's gonna be just like a regular episode.

[@micah7492]

Bojan Radivojevic it's a big milestone. he had special guests on #666 and #911

[@bojanradivojevic6611]

Micah Cory I know but people are expecting stupid shit like trump and oj

[@sresner7]

they're joking. its become a meme now b/c for the last few weeks people have been saying Chappelle for 1000 or Alex jones on dmt for 1000 etc etc. Joey and segura will be awesome as long as no one gets too stoned.

[@whitecocksmatter]

Matthew Peraica iz srbije, brale

[@JacobRothschildMusic]

It's going to be in the new studio

[@miavigil2550]

Omg I love Joe from IT, I def had second hand embarrassment from the ending of this interview though 😅

[@johnny7446]

Tom "I want to take you out of the matrix" Bilyeu

[@desotodesun3449]

Nicholas Verukkt wonder if he's ever done psychedelics?

[@YuckFoutube85]

Tom Bilyeu dropped a lot of books but when he talked about growth vs fixed mindset and how he talked about having a dream and understanding that there is a certain skill set that you have but for sure can reach that skill set, that can get you to that destination. Learning is non-stop and he is a true example at the age of 41.

[@yzwme586]

Just because this guy seems full of himself doesn't mean he is. People go through periods of highs. He might be high on life right now and just over the top. He could be depressed in 5-10 years. Who the fuck knows. Stop listening to how they are saying it and start listening to the content. Thanks

[@schalazeal07]

The fact that Tom is planning to help movies happen to get out an inspiring narrative or message just makes him 2x cooler. Good interview.

[@ashhansen7659]

Tom is the man, I agree that his and Gary Vaynerchuk's podcast's fell a little flat on JRE unfortunately. Gary's interview with Tom on Impact Theory was much better. As they vibed on a more entrepreneurial level. Tom is also extremely well read. As JRE is Podcast Gold. These guys need Joe's reach to garner more of a following. Joe usually is very well researched, but I don't think he did as much homework on Tom and Gary in there casts. Could have been allot better. But Joe is still a pimp and I love a majority of his work with Comedians, Health Experts and MMA. Tom is definitely an acquired taste, he appeals to market very focused on mental optimization in an intellectual way.

[@jarischol331]

Ash Hansen Entrepreneurs are crazy baby! It’s the crazy one’s that change the world! 💪🏻🚀🔥

[@mike7920]

Joe is pretty good at smelling bullshit

[@erix43]

What a positive podcast! Loved every minute of it. Have this guy back, he's an inspiration to all! Especially right now in these "Strange Times."

[@gee_emm]

joe wasn't very receptive today...

[@ADGO]

This guy has that new-age new-success fluffy arrogance which is annoying to someone like Joe who talks to guys who are genuinely exceptional but not full of themselves (such as Jordan Peterson and Lawrence Krauss).

[@boyertb]

+ADGO What are you talking about? That is Joe all over. He's all about that shit.

[@Anima_Gacha]

Zoom in close, he's touching his Adams apple

[@user-fn9nq9wk6l]

cuz he was bored as fuk

[@P0ppaH]

Yes, this douche bag is full of bullshit. Nothing but nonsensical statements and whimsical cliches. Joe's bullshit meter was going off the charts pretty early. Waste of time IMHO

[@dvlpr]

1:51:29 or maybe Tom is actually just super competitive and has held on to that easter egg story for 30yrs 😂 this was byfar one of my all time favorite interviews here. Love Tom and Impact Theory and love this podcast. Winning combination!

[@T25de]

Joe you inspired me "Let's wrap this up" -joe

[@NoirTech83]

Joe doesnt like when someone fanboys on him. I think Tom should've known Joe was going to get uncomfortable.

[@PhilStille]

😆😆

[@beep4269]

"I'd love to have you on my show?!"...."Gotta go, folks! Bye!"

[@dgbsea4140]

This guy is the real life version of the Ben Stiller character in the movie, Heavyweights.

[@__M738]

David Bryant "step on the scale... STEP OFF THE SCALE!!!"

[@takeshelter5313]

David Bryant can you feel it??? There's a life force I'm here tonight

[@ryanmaclachlan7087]

David Bryant Step on the scale son-get off the scale

[@michaelnorman9441]

I just rolled on the ground laughing from this comment

[@kushkrazie]

Nobody sees more butts than you uncle tony

[@VendettaTv]

What a number to have him on your legacy.Id rather enjoy if you went on his show soon!

[@annmarie3930]

You should get Lexi Alexander (director of Punisher: War Zone, @Lexialex) on. She's into martial arts, outspoken about women in film and politics, and she is/was slated to direct the Chris Benoit film, which will probably look at how traumatic brain injuries affected him. I think it would be an interesting conversation. Love the podcast!

[@Ascketism]

I feel like he's speaking in a way that he acknowledges he's being filmed all-the-time.

[@tonymarkham5538]

Jre #999 "The one when Joe was really cunty"

[@thenameiswillyum2905]

I really enjoyed this podcast. Joe got Tom on topics that I haven't seen him talk about before.

[@BurningZeal]

So here is my analysis. I think Tom is a smart guy and is super driven but to the point where he comes across as full of himself(He may not be at all). At times it doesn't feel like a conversation and I think that's why some people don't like him. Overall he seems like a good guy and a bit misunderstood by Joe Rogan fans here. But hey, I'm just another KZbinr adding his 2 cents, I could be wrong. He sure as hell is an interesting guy, that's for sure.

[@ikalenichenko]

"Joe Rogan" - expanding my mind every week. Thank you indeed!!!

[@janedeolazo2779]

Tom Bilyeu is the best guest Joe Rogan ever had, He's so worth following,indeed "The Legendary!!!!!🎖🥇🏆🏅⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☝️☝️☝️☝️👌👍✅✅✅✅✅

[@gagyigabriel8263]

You should invite Tom Dwan, he has the sickest stories!

[@MeticulousTechTV]

Hey Joe you seemed a bit irritated / unengaged in this podcast. After around the 45 minute mark I got the impression that you had really lost interest in the conversation or just didn't believe it. I personally found the guys plan and life path to be fascinating and was a little sad that it got cut short. I can't help but wonder if you cut it short due to boredom or actual time constraints. I know you almost always go to 3+ hours when you're enthusiastic about it and this one seemed like you were "looking at your watch the whole time" or "counting the minutes", if that makes sense. Maybe saying that you didn't seem engaged or interested in what he was saying is a better way to put it. This was just my take/feeling on the matter, which means very little so take it as you will. I wanted to offer this "constructive criticism". Not trolling or complaining. Have been and will always be a huge fan. Regardless, love the show and keep on keepin' on!

[@longwaydown6959]

Episode 1000 should be Joe and Jamie talking to one another about all of the memorable expediencies they've had on the podcast

[@peaceandpocket]

Tom is such a mission driven person, it must be a real test of patience for him to just hang out and shoot the shit!

[@mrpdoc2033]

Been listening to Joe for years and heard him talk about Ketosis more times than I can remember. But this podcast finally convinced me to try it. All my health concerns have melted away. My medical bills have been miraculously paid off. Now I have the extra money to spend on quality products from ONNIT.com such as Alpha Brain and New Mood. I've never felt better. My shipment of ONNIT brand sterioids are in the mail now. Soon I can be as swole and alpha as you. Thanks Joe for keeping up the good work and finally convincing me to live a healthier lifestyle.

[@godfearingbeliever]

Chappelle for the 1000th

[@philmcghee9509]

Sheikhspeare segura n diaz

[@durodesduvo8424]

fr?

[@tcollett14]

i want to joe to resurrect terence mckenna for the 1000th

[@skyd6692]

Durodes Duvo Yeah it is Joey Diaz and Segura. Joe was considering OJ Simpson for 1000th but it's Joey "Kingpin" Diaz !

[@pine-solbestdrink1667]

Sheikhspeare he hates comunnists so he hates you antifa supporters

[@MMyL7]

Loved this podcast, love the mind of Tom.

[@parmd]

rogan was on one, trying to sound way to profound against tom who is on another level

[@mattlair5092]

Two of my favorite podcast host in one episode! JRE & Impact Theory!! ..I’ve never seen Joe like that.. Unfortunately, Joe seemed irritated or/ and tired/ kind of closed minded during this interview. Maybe it was a lack of research on Joe’s part. It sucks that this didn’t go better, but can’t win them all I guess. I’m still a huge fan of both of these guys and their shows!!

[@damianwards7269]

Kid Cudi again pls

[@kevcor13]

Cudder

[@thebestofmiltown]

Damn never knew he was on, gotta go find that one!

[@thegreenmountainoriginals2277]

Facts.

[@Stringz]

Another great interview... i like the way this guy thinks.

[@shotavodka]

Tom "do you know this random and obscure person?" Bilyeu

[@mythosmind8633]

hahaha, that's Tom for ya

[@patrickflanagan5415]

Kenny Hartley haha every time he asked "you're familiar with______ aren't you?!" Joe sounded so pissed

[@TheDudeMeister69]

They weren't necessarily random and obscure. Guys like Joseph Campbell or books like Fahrenheit 451 (written by Ray Bradbury) are name-dropped, fairly often, by people who wanna sound like an academic intellectual

[@slickdanger_]

Kenny "I'm not very well read" Hartley

[@slickdanger_]

TheDude you mean to sound like an academic, or to sound like an intellectual. Saying something redundant like "academic intellectual" makes it seem like you're trying to sound like an academic intellectual

[@nateperaccini8912]

Please get Tom back on. It would be interesting to hear what he has learned from IT, IT Comics, & speaking.

[@gmee123]

Pass....this interview sucked

[@Frag200]

Episode 999 and he has on the biggest 'who da fook is that guy' guest of the year

[@jakesmix]

If Mrs. Rogan isn't 1,000 I'm fucking done, Joseph.

[@2WolvesStudio]

I'm an hour in and this has been great, I'm confused of all of these comments..

[@Producerukoh]

Searched this to see if they had ever talked. This is going to be quite the treat.

[@GS-kj5pc]

I think Joe feels left out of his own podcast, because this guy doesnt really converse. He just talks.

[@360.Tapestry]

tom's a little too focused on business networking. joe prefers to just let these things ride...

[@connermontgomery546]

Good. I only listen to this podcast because of the guests. I find joe to be insufferable

[@ALCRAN2010]

Tom is very formulaic in his approach in all things. He told his wife, if she wanted to be a mother, he would draft a contract, he would only be responsible for bonding moments.

[@blankbmusic]

This 100%. Tom’s there to progress his mission in the most effectively contrived way possible - while Joe is there to have a convo. The energy is just different.

[@BispingKILL]

@@blankbmusic True true

[@albert3118]

Tom had some cool points. He has a lot of sharp ideas. His interview with Simon Sinek was epic. His channel is awesome.

[@dr.manhattan1159]

"Drug dealers are amazing entrepreneurs!" LMAO

[@skgsinc1833]

Pablo was making billions from drugs if that's not entrepreneurship I don't know what is

[@deadpoinsettia]

I thoroughly enjoyed this. That is all, good day.

[@crashburn2166]

1:14:57 the moment the whole tone of this changes..... i loved the end of this, it was like watching a slo mo train wreck.

[@WesleyThibodeau]

Love it when the show has on people like this, so down to earth and able to articulate his point of view. Very inspiring!

[@BunkPhD]

Really enjoyed the podcast, quite surprised by the dumpster fire in the comments though.

[@hakeemikhan6266]

I really don’t get the negative comments aimed at either Joe Rogan or Tom Bilyeu. I enjoyed this episode and it was interesting hearing different perspectives from each one. I didn’t think Joe was irritated towards Tom at all. He did challenge him at times, which I find refreshing about Joe Rogan’s interviewing style.

[@secretsofouanalao]

I like both of them, but I personally think Tom just spoke WAY too fast and jumped parts of his stories which made it really hard for Joe to connect and engage in a real conversation.

[@gmee123]

He needs to SLOW DOWN...I'm a fast talker and thinker and EVEN I was having a hard to following him most of the time. Sometimes it seems like he is talking to himself to validate his own thoughts and theories.

[@deerizzy337]

The people hating in the comments probably have never seen his channel or know how much valuable content this dude puts out on the regular. You may think hes full of shit but this is really him. The dude has big goals and isn't afraid to speak of it and be 100%.

[@jenny-lg4re]

thanks for saying this, i agree 100%

[@mjjumps]

Tom is great, JR seems jealous at times

[@benthelearner6104]

Joe, I like your podcasts and I like Tom Bilyeu... Just introduce Tom and what you will talk about... The beginning sound totally alien to me and not necessary the best way to captivate people... I will give it a try another time...