Rogan’s social media never fails to deliver topics for discussion. Joe Rogan constantly takes to Instagram to share articles that speak about the most outlandish of things. The commentator’s social media is full of unconventional and out-of-the-box stories. 

Rogan shared another such exotic piece on his Instagram that became a talking point. The subject matter of the post was around the lines of paleontology.

The headline of the uploaded piece said, “7200-year-old skeleton unearthed in Indonesia reveals unknown human group”

Along with the post, Rogan had added a caption, “This story is really fascinating. Humans know so much about the history of life but still, things like this get discovered today for the first time. It’s really amazing.”

UFC lightweight, Paddy Pimblett dropped by in the comment section and suggested Rogan bring author Graham Hancock to the podcast. He wrote, “Graham Hancock going to love this one, have to get him back on the podcast”.

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Graham Hancock has made multiple appearances on the JRE. Besides that, an interesting thing about him is that he was one of the earlier guests to appear on Rogan’s show. The first collaboration between the pair dates back over a decade, way before Joe Rogan even had his own studio.

Joe Rogan: Diversity Amongst his JRE guests

Joe Rogan has often been seen as very eager to discuss such offbeat themes. His guests on the podcast are often from varied fields. And the host tries to assimilate as much knowledge as he can from them. 

Astronomy, human psychology, ancient history, politics, and sports are some of the many recurring nubs of his show. The host gets into a very in-depth conversation with the subject experts. Thus, listeners/viewers get tons of insightful information.

Some of the subject experts to have done the podcast include, Jordan Peterson (clinical psychologist), Neil deGrasse Tyson (astrophysicist), Bernie Sanders (American politician), etc. 

Further, ‘The Joe Rogan Experience‘ is one of the biggest and most successful podcasts in the world. It bagged one of the most lucrative deals with Spotify of $200 million in 2021, for the exclusive broadcasting rights. The platform caters to almost 11 million audiences per episode of the podcast.

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