WHOOP
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This product by WHOOP has come up 13 times across 3 different shows: Diary of a CEO, Joe Rogan, Tim Ferriss. 12 of those mentions were genuine on-air recommendations, not just passing references. The people who brought it up: Joe Rogan, Joey Diaz, Kevin Rose, Lukas Nelson, Reshma Saujani, Steven Bartlett. The earliest mention we indexed is from 2022-06-06 and the most recent from 2026-06-10. Every occurrence below links to the episode page and to the exact second it was said on YouTube.
“I got the whoop. I need it. Makes a difference. Six and a half. Don't cut it. I need eight now.”— Joey Diaz
The guest here is Joey Diaz: Cuban-American stand-up comedian, actor (The Longest Yard), and podcaster known for wild storytelling. A longtime friend of Joe Rogan and fixture of the old Comedy Store scene. 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
The guest here is Dr. Michael Breus: A clinical psychologist and sleep specialist of 26 years known as 'The Sleep Doctor.' He is one of only 168 people to pass the medical sleep boards without attending medical school, popularized the chronotype framework, and claims to have discovered a fourth chronotype (the dolphin). 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
The guest here is Lukas Nelson: Singer-songwriter and son of Willie Nelson, leader of the band Promise of the Real. He co-wrote and performed music for A Star Is Born and is touring behind a new, stripped-down sober album. 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
The guest here is Kevin O'Leary: Self-made millionaire investor known as 'Mr. Wonderful' from Shark Tank, who has built and sold companies for billions. He's a Harvard executive fellow and former software entrepreneur who worked under Steve Jobs in the early '90s. 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
The guest here is Kevin Rose: Tech entrepreneur and investor (founder of Digg, partner at True Ventures, host of the Modern Finance/Diggnation podcasts) and Tim Ferriss's recurring co-host on The Random Show. 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
The guest here is Joey Diaz: Cuban-American stand-up comedian, actor, and author; longtime friend of Joe Rogan, known for raw, profane storytelling and his memoir. 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
The guest here is Bert Kreischer, Tom Segura & Ari Shaffir: Stand-up comedians and longtime friends of Joe Rogan, on the podcast for the annual Sober October sobriety and fitness challenge. 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
The guest here is Joey Diaz: Stand-up comedian, actor, author and longtime Rogan friend; a former criminal who became a Comedy Store regular and built a comedy career later in life. 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
The guest here is Gabriel Iglesias: Stand-up comedian known as 'Fluffy,' famous for crowd-friendly crossover comedy; sold out Dodger Stadium for a Netflix special and is a prolific classic-car collector. 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
The guest here is Jack Carr: Former Navy SEAL turned bestselling thriller novelist; author of the James Reese / Terminal List series, now releasing his seventh novel Red Sky Morning and an upcoming nonfiction book on the 1983 Beirut Barracks bombing. 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
The guest here is Tim Ferriss: Author of The 4-Hour Workweek and host of The Tim Ferriss Show, recording a holiday Random Show with longtime friend and serial entrepreneur Kevin Rose (founder of Digg, former CEO of Hodinkee, Moonbirds). Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose trade 2023 resolutions, fitness gear, meditation, the yearly delete, AI's impact on art, and Cockpunch NFTs.
“for the last 10 years I've been building this company called whoop”— Will Ahmed
The guest here is Will Ahmed: Founder and CEO of Whoop, the subscription health-monitoring wearable; former Harvard squash player who started the company at 22. Whoop founder Will Ahmed on building a $3.6B wearable company by obsessing over health monitoring and ignoring conventional wisdom.
“one of the best things i got for myself was a whoop yeah so i'm like obsessed about my sleep”— Reshma Saujani
The guest here is Reshma Saujani: Founder and former CEO of Girls Who Code, best-selling author of Brave Not Perfect and Pay Up, and the first South Asian American woman to run for U.S. Congress. Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani on immigrant grit, political failures, building a movement, fertility loss, and fixing systems not women.