In this week's Joe Rogan Experience review, I rate all three episodes from the November 3 to November 5 run: Sam Tallent, Dr. Peter McCullough and Gregory Forth. Sam Tallent on his novel, wild Denver stories and what the road actually pays a comic. Peter McCullough back for the first time since 2021, looking back at the Covid years, why his message still lands with so many people, and which of his claims are still being fought over. And anthropologist Gregory Forth on forty years of stories from Flores, the hobbit fossils, and small ape-like people locals say they've seen. I also cover the online reaction, my rating for each episode out of 10, and which one is worth your three hours.

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This week, we're breaking down Joe Rogan's conversation with Jimmy Carr, the British comedy legend, out promoting his new book On Jokes and his Killing Jokes tour. It's three hours on comedy, AI and what makes people tick, and a lot of it is really good when Joe lets him finish.

We get into AI as a digital god and what that means for kids growing up talking to Alexa, whether the pyramids were power stations, the criticism that Joe doesn't push back on his guests, whether AI can replace real artists and comics, Mitch Hedberg and the price of genius, artists versus entertainers, how long Shane Gillis can stay grounded, and whether comedy can actually be taught.

Adam and cohost Brandon break down the best parts, give their ratings, and talk about what Jimmy gets right about anxiety and gratitude.

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In this week's Joe Rogan Experience review, I rate all four episodes from the October 28 to October 31 run: Jimmy Carr, Colum Tyrrell, the Legion of Skanks, and Francis Foster and Konstantin Kisin. Jimmy Carr on approval, panic attacks and whether comedy can be taught, plus the charge that he's recycling his old material. Colum Tyrrell on gambling apps, Irish comedy crowds and the famine. The Legion of Skanks on doctors, organ donation and self-driving cars. And the Triggernometry guys on religion, Iran, and Joe going after polls, including the moment he stops to check his own statistic. I also cover the online reaction, my rating for each episode out of 10, and which one is worth your three hours.

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