Joe Rogan Podcast

[sanchomaes]

I have listens to all three. Good talk radio basically. It is good to see new people get into hunting and actually understand the conservation side of things like joe has done. I believe he is following some great guys in CH and Rinnella. Good mentors if you are just getting into the hunt or a seasoned vet. They both seemed very casual on the podcast yet passionate as it gets about any sport.

 

[sanchomaes]

Joe is a funny guy. The "moon face" "fat f#*k" comment was pretty funny.

Joe likes picking that show apart! Cracks me up..

 

[HellsCanyon]

I have listens to all three. Good talk radio basically. It is good to see new people get into hunting and actually understand the conservation side of things like joe has done. I believe he is following some great guys in CH and Rinnella. Good mentors if you are just getting into the hunt or a seasoned vet. They both seemed very casual on the podcast yet passionate as it gets about any sport.

Couldn't agree more. Only made it an hour into the CH one but can't wait to finish it up. Good things for the sport!

Mike

 

[Ray]

How? Sorry, I'm the last to adapt to technology.

You go to YouTube and search for PowerfulJRE. That is Rogen's channel. All his podcasts are video recorded for multimedia use. This requires online viewing. Same for Vimeo. Or Rogen's website. Just follow the several links already posted above.

If you have an iTunes account you can down load them so that you can listen/watch off line.

 

[K Baird]

How? Sorry, I'm the last to adapt to technology.

Simply click on any of the links above and hit play on the episode you want to listen to. If you have a smart phone you can stream/download them as well. I listened to a good part of the Remi Warren/Dan Doty one last night while working out. Pretty good motivation listening to Remi talk about living in the mountains "324" days a year along with some of Dan's stories of filming those guys. Better than the same old tunes.

 

[dangerousD]

These were all great podcasts! I'm a big CH fan but actually enjoyed the Remi Warren, Dan Doty, and Steve Rinella podcasts a bit more. I had never listened to Rogan's podcasts before but actually find it refreshing to hear him talk about his entry into hunting and surprised how articulate he talks about what we all know about the truth of conservation and why we hunt. The more that gets out there into the general public the better for our sport!

 

[7mag.]

I downloaded the Rinella shows last night, and listened to the first two today at work, good stuff. I'll download the Remi Warren shows tonight.

 

[todd kelly]

I have to say I have never heard of Steven Rinella or his Meat Eater show before listening to the podcast, but I have to say he is a well spoken and educated man on the out doors and wildlife. Well worth the time listening to him talk with Rogan. It even made me spend a couple bucks on his book last night.

 

[bbrown]

I have to say I have never heard of Steven Rinella or his Meat Eater show before, but he is a well spoken and educated man out the out doors and wildlife. Well worth the time listening to him talk with Rogan. It even made me spend a couple bucks on his book last night.

His books are just as good - money well spent.

I remember watching his show on food channel before he got dropped (damn yuppies) and made the jump to the outdoor channels. I think it definitely said something about his character and how he handles himself for a "hunting/cooking" show to be on mainstream tv even if it did not last long.

 

[Hardstalk]

His books are great! There is a video out there with rinella doing a promo, ask the audience, book signing in a small book store. Where a anti hunter vegetarian decided to join in on the conversation... Most well rounded and cool headed response I have ever heard from a hunter. He is a great ambassador for the sport.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J2N0Utg7KYE

 

[bbrown]

Thanks for posting that link - I saw that a while ago and picked up his book shortly there after. Need to pick up American Buffalo next.

 

[CrzyTrekker]

Listened to the podcast with Rinella. Good stuff. Guys like Rinella represent the sport far better as "hunter/conservationist/athlete" than the bulk of so-called hunters on TV.

 

[bard]

have listened to the rogan podcast a long time. both rhinella podcasts are 2 of my favorite. his meateater show is my second favorite hunting show behind the modern day mountain man. how is his book? im halfway through the Cameron hanes one and its good so far. have to also check out remi warren.
if your new to the podcast I would suggest listening to shane smith.

 

[smitho]

I listened to the CH podcast and thought it was great. Rogans pretty funny and was spot on with the under armour commercial bit. I'm looking forward to listening to Rinella. I've been a fan of his since I saw the "Rinella vs vegan" on YouTube. He is a very good representative for us.

 

[littlebuf]

WTF is a podcast?

HA! thats real close to my first thoughts when i read this of who the F are these guys there talking about? only know who cam hanes is because of how much ive heard guys make fun of him.

 

[7mag.]

Thanks for posting that link - I saw that a while ago and picked up his book shortly there after. Need to pick up American Buffalo next.

I liked American Buffalo better. There are 4 Rogan podcasts with Rinella that I have listened to so far. The one with Remi Warren is good too. That guy is an animal.

 

[ScottP]

Joe is a funny guy. The "moon face" "fat f#*k" comment was pretty funny.

that part was super funny.

 

[ScottP]

I liked American Buffalo better. There are 4 Rogan podcasts with Rinella that I have listened to so far. The one with Remi Warren is good too. That guy is an animal.

I've read all of Steve's books, and give them 2 mickeys a piece. American Buffalo is a great history of the species itself woven in with a exciting hunt for an AK bison. Scavenger's Guide is great, especially if you are a culinary type, and even if you aren't maybe it will inspire you to try some new preparations with game meat.

Remi's show one of the outdoor networks is badass, check that out. they are free to view online right now. Its called "Solo Hunter".

 

[dangerousD]

Another great Joe Rogan podcast with Steve Rinella this week! I sort of have a man crush on Rinella. He's just such an articulate and well read guy that truly represents hunting and conservation in a positive light, but can look at all sides of an argument to formulate his opinion in what I think is a very pragmatic perspective on things. Awesome dude!

 

[quackaddict]

I've listened to about an hour of the podcast with Shooter Jennings...another good one.