Joe Rogan has excelled at multiple ventures. His role as the UFC color commentator and the host of ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ has amassed a huge fanbase. Furthermore, he has seemingly raised the bars of comedy after the successful landing of the Comedy Mothership. Being a comedian himself, Rogan seems to understand the way to a laughing crowd.

In the recent episode of the JRE, the podcaster invited the Academy Award winner and fellow comic, Steven Wright. Without a doubt, the two men discussed Rogan’s anti-woke club. Rogan revealed how the comedy club keeps the excitement levels high. Furthermore, he also revealed some lesser-known facts about the competitive environment provided by the club to the door staff. Undeniably, the successful venture has inspired many comics to perform in front of established comedians, and a strong crowd.

Joe Rogan reveals the competitive environment at the Comedy Mothership

In episode #1985 of the JRE, Rogan, and Wright talked about his staff. “It’s also exciting for the development of comedy because we’re really dedicated to that”, he claimed. He disclosed that the club held two open mic nights to give a chance to the new comics. Thereafter, he declared that all of the door staff were comics, as well, who had to audition to get the jobs. He also revealed how the staff can climb the ladder to the top each week and grow as comedians. 

Additionally, he told how the club provided a competitive environment for the growth of the rising comedians. The pressure of performing in front of guests like Dave Chapell, Dave Attell, Rich Vos, and Shane Gillis, seemingly raised the tension, even if the club was a huge success.

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Rogan said, “So, it’s kind of a competitive environment, too. You seeing like ‘Oh, this guy is f**king talented. This one girl is rising up. And this one guy has got it figured out’. You’re watching even over the course of the last two months, these people learn and grow.”

“And this is like this pressure cooker thing going on there, too. Because, you know, Shane Gillis will stop by, Dave Attell will stop by, Rich Vos, Dave Chapell, and Andrew Schultz. It’s like crazy in there. It’s like every night, there’s more wild sh*t going on.”

The intention behind the anti-woke club

Rogan’s comedy club provides budding comedians with a stage and an audience willing to listen to them. Undeniably, it is one of the most important parameters for new talent to rise and understand the world of comedy. This was, in fact, the real intent that backed the opening of the club.

Another prime motive for the club was to make sure that every comedian who performed was getting paid properly. Without a doubt, the intention behind the club had a significant role in its immeasurable success.

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