When I first appeared on Joe Rogan's podcast in 2016, I was virtually unknown with only about 5,000 followers, yet he invited me simply because he liked what I had to say.

I shot Joe Rogan a DM on Instagram, and he was really down to earth when we met.

Joe Rogan has profoundly impacted my life and the lives of my friends, acting like a Santa Claus figure who genuinely enjoys helping those he sees as good people.

Politicians are finally realizing they need to go where the audience is, which is why they should consider platforms like Joe Rogan's podcast instead of traditional media like CNN.

During the COVID pandemic, Rogan interviewed controversial figures like Dr. McCullough and Dr. Malone, challenging mainstream narratives when it was risky to do so.

Joe Rogan consistently supports those around him, whether through better pay at his club or by taking care of his opening acts, which has allowed me to provide a good life for my family.

I don't go on other people's podcasts anymore; I had to make an exception for you because you're the OG who put me on the map.

About 30% of the people I take photos with have no idea what I do; they just recognize my face.

I played a personalized podcast called Pocket Pot, and my wife thought it was NPR until it played a quote of me talking, which was surprising and fun.