#1811 - Brendan Schaub

Episode Timestamps

• 00:00:00

  Joe Rogan Discusses Whiskey, Wine, and NFT Investments

  • Joe Rogan shares his experiences with whiskey tasting and blending.
  • Discussion includes insights on wine connoisseurship and counterfeit wines.
  • The conversation touches on NFT investments and personal stories related to them.
• 00:03:22

  Discussing Wine, Montana, and Wildlife Encounters

  • The speaker humorously describes his wine-tasting experiences and learning curve.
  • Montana's appeal is highlighted amidst humorous anecdotes about wildlife encounters.
  • The conversation touches on the challenges of moving to a new place during a pandemic.
• 00:11:00

  Discussion on Movies, Pop Culture, and Johnny Depp

  • The hosts discuss the new Batman movie and its characters.
  • Johnny Depp's career and controversies are explored in detail.
  • The conversation touches on the significance of authenticity in storytelling.
• 00:24:10

  Exploring Alternative Funeral Practices and Celebrity Culture

  • Discussion on unconventional funeral practices like the Tibetan Sky Funeral.
  • Bill Murray and Johnny Depp's portrayals of Hunter Thompson highlighted.
  • Reflections on celebrity behavior and media portrayals during current events.
• 00:33:39

  Sean Penn's Encounter with El Chapo: Risks and Reflections

  • Sean Penn met El Chapo for a Rolling Stone interview amid significant risks.
  • Penn's boldness is highlighted, as he traveled to Mexico during a cartel war.
  • The discussion touches on the dangers of drug-related violence in Mexico.
• 00:41:19

  Discussion on vaping, comedy, and the evolution of stand-up

  • Vaping is perceived as worse than smoking cigarettes by some comedians.
  • David Lucas is noted for his comedic talent and roasting style.
  • The importance of respect for the comedy craft is emphasized throughout.
• 00:51:52

  The Evolution of Comedy and Career Paths in LA

  • Comedians build relationships in LA that elevate their careers and visibility.
  • Philanthropy in comedy can enhance community and support fellow artists.
  • Personal experiences and crowd dynamics shape the stand-up performance journey.
• 01:02:12

  Discussion on Drinking Habits and Athleticism in Comedy Culture

  • Comedians share humorous insights on drinking habits among friends.
  • Debate arises about the definition of an athlete and its implications.
  • References to notable personalities highlight differing levels of athleticism.
• 01:10:21

  Discussion on Celebrity Encounters and Conspiracy Theories

  • The host shares humorous anecdotes about celebrity interactions during flights.
  • Conspiracy theories and health speculation surrounding celebrity deaths are discussed.
  • The conversation highlights the complexities of public perception and personal behavior.
• 01:19:57

  Ventriloquism's Decline and Modern Comedy Success Stories

  • Ventriloquism is considered a dying art form in modern comedy.
  • Jeff Dunham and Gabriel Iglesias are dominating the comedy scene today.
  • Otto and George's edgy humor reflects the evolution of stand-up comedy.
• 01:28:37

  Comedy Industry Dynamics and the Role of Streaming Platforms

  • The podcast discusses the complexity behind producing comedy specials today.
  • The significance of streaming platforms like YouTube for comedians is highlighted.
  • Challenges in traditional media versus the opportunities presented by the internet are explored.
• 01:38:17

  The Interconnection of Comedy and Martial Arts Training

  • Martial arts training parallels the discipline and collaboration found in comedy.
  • Teaching enhances understanding and skill development in both martial arts and comedy.
  • Recognizing different styles in comedy reflects the need for diverse approaches in training.
• 01:47:07

  Fighters Discuss Experiences and Media Misrepresentation in Combat Sports

  • Fighters reflect on their experiences in the UFC and Brazil.
  • Discussion on the impact of social media on public perception.
  • Emphasis on the importance of authentic communication in media.
• 01:57:27

  Theo Von's Unique Comedy Style and Journey Discussed

  • Theo Von's comedic process is deeply rooted in his unique experiences and style.
  • The challenges of transitioning from reality TV to stand-up comedy are explored.
  • The importance of humility and continuous learning in comedy is emphasized.
• 02:09:39

  Dave Chappelle's Impact on Comedy and Personal Challenges

  • Chappelle's recent performance highlights the challenges of performing for small audiences.
  • The discussion touches on the significance of fitness and diet in personal life.
  • Insights into the Tough Mudder experience emphasize teamwork and physical endurance.
• 02:20:22

  Comedy and Fame: Insights from a Hectic Tour

  • Comedian discusses the challenges of engaging with fans during meet and greets.
  • A humorous anecdote highlights the absurdity of hecklers at comedy shows.
  • The impact of social media on body image and fitness culture is addressed.
• 02:36:45

  Exploring the Dynamics of Comedy Clubs and Community

  • The podcast discusses the significance of comedy clubs in fostering community.
  • It highlights the differences in dress codes and their implications in society.
  • The conversation touches on the business dynamics of running a comedy club.
• 02:45:16

  The Vibrant Comedy Scene and Personal Growth in Hawaii

  • Hawaii offers a lively comedy scene with many performing artists.
  • Competition in comedy is viewed positively, fostering creativity and talent.
  • Personal anecdotes highlight the importance of health and well-being in performance.
• 02:56:35

  Fitness, Mental Health, and the Challenges of Popularity

  • The importance of heavy lifting and proper technique in fitness training.
  • Managing anxiety and pressure while balancing fame and personal life.
  • Yoga and meditation as effective tools for mental wellness and focus.
• 03:07:18

  Stand-Up Comedy Insights: Growth, Challenges, and Talent Recognition

  • Live stand-up experiences significantly enhance the comedy appreciation compared to recorded shows.
  • Comedians face unique challenges, similar to athletes, in honing their craft.
  • Recognition of talent in comedy can often be overshadowed by familial connections.