The Joe Rogan Experience podcast has discussed many conspiracies and controversies. Over the years, the renowned podcast host and/or his guests have sparked the imagination.

One such moment came when Rogan discussed the mystery of cars that ran on the water with his guest, Jonathan Ward.

During the JRE episode, #1443, Ward, a designer, and creator of coach-built premium automobiles, talked about many conspiracies involving vehicles. Thus, even Rogan shared a story about a car that ran on water.

“It apparently had a viable engine, and it was really working,” said Rogan.

Rogan claimed, “He had a heart attack and as he was dying, he was saying, ‘They killed me, they killed me.’ and then he died. Nobody heard from the water engine again.”

Ward chimed in and said, “See, that sh** happens. And I don’t even like the term ‘conspiracy theory.’ Because I think that’s something created by the machine to negate things that are disruptive and innovative. So, we can put them in a little box and call it a conspiracy theory or whatever. Therefore, it never happened.”

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Rogan then read an article about the topic, which said that the invention claimed to convert water into hydrogen fuel, which, as per Physicists, is impossible. However, both Rogan and Ward believed there could be more layers to the story.

Joe Rogan talks about liver shots

The JRE podcast host is a Taekwondo and a Jiujitsu black belt and has a ton of experience watching and analyzing regulated fights. Thus, he understands the damage a choke of a strike can do to a human body.

On JRE episode #1336, one guest asked Rogan how badly a liver shot could hurt, as they have seen fighters crumble to the ground.

Rogan said, “Dude, it f***ing hurts.” Subsequently, Rogan added, “It’s a horrible feeling that shocks your body. Your body goes like… [depicts to get hurt and makes a sharp noise].”

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Thus, the JRE podcast mixes up, what’s happening inside the sport and the conspiracies happening outside the Octagon. What do you think of Joe Rogan and Jonathan Ward’s conversation? Share your opinion in the comments.