Joe Rogan and Bryan Callen riff for nearly three hours on training at 58, boxing greatness, drug policy, Epstein, and comedy-world feuds.

Bryan Callen: Stand-up comic, actor (The Hangover, MADtv) and longtime Rogan friend, dropping his new YouTube special 'False Gods.' A fixture of the Austin comedy scene and a frequent JRE guest.
Two old friends cover an enormous amount of ground in a loose, opinion-heavy hangout. The first third is a deep dive on staying physically capable in your late 50s: warming up, strengthening over stretching, kettlebell training, hanging to decompress the spine, and recovering from knee reconstructions. They pivot to a long boxing appreciation (Crawford vs. Canelo, Duran, Hopkins) and the importance of technique over toughness in combat sports. The back half turns political and cultural: Trump's Gaza ceasefire, the surveillance state, Epstein as an intelligence asset, the transgender debate, affirmative action and meritocracy, and drug legalization. It closes with a candid, extended takedown of Marc Maron's jealousy and a defense of the Austin/Mothership comedy scene.
Guy Ritchie
“Guy Richie's show Mob Land, dude. Have you watched that show? Oh my god, it's good. One of the best shows ever.”— Joe Rogan
Iron Neck
“the best thing about the iron neck in my opinion is there's other stuff that you could do like harnesses”— Joe Rogan
Vivobarefoot
“You use some of those like Vivo barefoot shoes and pull a sled. You'll get stronger. You'll feel every little part of your foot”— Joe Rogan
Bryan Callen
“Tell everybody your special, Brian. My special is False Gods. I shot it at the mother ship. Exclusively on YouTube.”— Bryan Callen
Sacha Baron Cohen
“is actually from the place that Borat used to always make fun of. Kazakhstan. Like and they hate him.”— Bryan Callen
NSO Group
“The reason why they invented Pegasus, the ability to just listen to your phone, read all your text messages”— Joe Rogan
Novo Nordisk
“Zmpic seems to have some sort of an effect on that as well... it stops appetite. So, I wonder if it stops like an appetite for like wild stuff too.”— Joe Rogan
Iris Chang
“what the Japanese did to Manchuria in the 30s, Iris Chang wrote a book about it. I think it was called the rape of Nanking.”— Bryan Callen
Smedley Butler
“Smedley Butler figured that out in 1933 when he wrote Wars is a racket. And that's still today.”— Joe Rogan