10 Best Moments On The Joe Rogan Experience

These are some of the best moments in the history of the Joe Rogan's podcast.

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With over ten years of the Joe Rogan Experience now under his belt, Joe Rogan has been rightly recognised as a pioneer of podcasts, a count of conversation, a viceroy of video, you get the idea...

With such a wide variety of guests that have appeared on the show, covering almost the entire spectrum of public professions, it's no surprise that the JRE has witnessed some truly memorable moments over the years.

Whether it is one of Joe's longtime close friends from the world of fighting or comedy, or the CEO of a multi-billion dollar company, Joe Rogan has proven that he has a knack for making conversational magic with almost anyone and has an uncanny ability to make a three-hour conversation fly by like nothing and leave fans wanting more.

Thanks to his increased profile in recent years, Joe has managed to attract some seriously high profile guests but regardless of the prestige of the person sat opposite him, Rogan consistently manages to maintain the essence of what makes the podcast so great.

These moments serve as a microcosm of what makes the JRE so entertaining.

10. Mike Tyson Tells Tiger Story

Mike Tyson's appearance on the JRE last year answered the prayers of fans who had been requesting Iron Mike to be on the show practically since the inception of the podcast. An interview with the guy who became the youngest heavyweight champion in the history of boxing, was one of the worlds most famous sportspeople during the height of his fame, and lived a life as notorious outside of the ring as it was successful in it, was always going to be a great episode and it more than delivered.

Alongside his illustrious career in the art of pugilism, Tyson's terrifying reputation was solidified by his often wild antics in his personal life. With an almost inordinate amount of wealth during his boxing prime, Tyson had the resources to live out nearly all of his wildest desires including infamously owning several Bengal tigers.

Among the many classic moments during his appearance on the podcast, Tyson explains how he decided to buy the exotic animals while he was incarcerated, for no other reason than that he thought that it would be cool to own them.

The episode offers a fascinating insight on what it would be like to go from having absolutely nothing to being able to own anything you could possibly desire in a short space of time and the effect that can have on someone, plus Tyson is a talented storyteller and he and Joe really hit it off from the outset.

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