Whoop came up with a genuine on-air endorsement 12 times across the episodes we processed. This page collects every one of those moments: who said it, what they said, and the exact point in the episode.
The Whoop strap has become one of the most recommended wearables in the podcast world, with 12 mentions across Diary of a CEO, Joe Rogan, and Tim Ferriss. All three shows treat it as a serious sleep and recovery tool, not a gadget.
We pulled each endorsement from the actual transcript, quote and timestamp intact. That's three very different audiences landing on the same device.
“I got the whoop. I need it. Makes a difference. Six and a half. Don't cut it. I need eight now.” — Joey Diaz 00:48:00
Joey Diaz reunites with Joe Rogan for a rambling, profane catch-up on knee surgery, supplements, his Boulder crime years, comedy origins, and Cuba's collapse.
“I watched a video online where they compared all of the devices to the hospital grade stuff. and the Whoop 4 was the closest to the hospital grade.” — Steven Bartlett 01:49:10
Sleep doctor Michael Breus breaks down chronotypes, the 3AM wake-up fix, melatonin myths, sleep apnea, and how to engineer better sleep.
“I got my Whoop, you know, I got my Whoop right here. I started tracking my sleep. the sleep is really what got me the most” — Lukas Nelson 00:36:28
Willie Nelson's son Lukas talks sobriety, songwriting as a download from the muse, discipline, psychedelics, and UFOs with Joe Rogan.
“this is like what I talked about my Whoop... If you're wearing a Whoop, you know what I'm talking about.” — Steven Bartlett 01:45:37
Kevin O'Leary lays out his rules for building and keeping wealth, hiring, leadership lessons from Steve Jobs, and why who you marry is your biggest financial decision.
“the new Whoop finally came out... out of all the devices that I've played with and own, the Whoop is the geekiest of them all... So, I like it” — Kevin Rose 00:46:31
Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose swap health gadgets, sobriety strategies, Japan/Taiwan travel, brain stimulation, genomics, and AI's threat to online trust.
“I got the whoop watch... the whoop watch put me on to sleep it's helped me sleep better because I finally realized” — Joey Diaz 00:43:42
Joey Diaz and Joe Rogan trade stories on his new memoir, beating a Xanax addiction, his crime past, comedy come-up, and music.
“I had my whoop on and I did my heart rate and sauna and then I went right into the polar plunge and it went from 145 to 65” — Joe Rogan 00:30:13
Joe Rogan and comedian friends compare notes on sobriety, fitness, recovery gadgets, watches and comedy during their annual Sober October challenge.
“the whoop strap is very beneficial for that because it it tracks your heart rate variability and it gives you like a real accurate assessment” — Joe Rogan 00:12:27
Joey Diaz and Joe Rogan riff on health routines, a wild drug-fueled past, comedy origins, immigration politics, and life in New Jersey.
“it's a really good device and it's simple easy to use the apps easy to use and you know the good thing about it is you don't have to guess” — Joe Rogan 01:25:09
Comedian Gabriel Iglesias joins Joe Rogan to talk the stand-up grind, his Dodger Stadium show, classic-car collecting, weight loss, and UFOs.
“I think a whoop is very it's a very good tool it's a very good tool to assess your recovery” — Joe Rogan 02:24:26
Author and former Navy SEAL Jack Carr talks writing, AI's threat to creativity, war, geopolitics, and conspiracy lore with Joe Rogan.
“the WHOOP is cool because you can say, Okay, I'm going to sit down. I'm going to do a meditation. It'll detect that you're doing that” — Kevin Rose 00:24:47
Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose trade 2023 resolutions, fitness gear, meditation, the yearly delete, AI's impact on art, and Cockpunch NFTs.
“one of the best things i got for myself was a whoop yeah so i'm like obsessed about my sleep” — Reshma Saujani 00:57:32
Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani on immigrant grit, political failures, building a movement, fertility loss, and fixing systems not women.
