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32. JRE#163 - Doug Stanhope, Joey DIaz, Brian Redban
2 months ago
The Joe Rgan Experience Podcast #163 - Doug Stanhope, Joey DIaz, Brian Redban

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  • Kyle Horner 2 months ago
    "You are absolutely right....but" AHAHAHAHAH
    Daddy why are you awaaaake! HAHAH

    You need to get Henry Rollins on the show!
  • Kerry Collier 2 months ago
    Seconded
  • Jake Newcomb 2 months ago
    3rded
  • genadi fridman 2 months ago
    Joe rogan is my father.
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  • ryan.spelled.wrong 2 months ago
    fuck yeah, the dream team is on
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  • Denny Sensation 2 months ago
    I wonder how they dealt with the crazy wind storm in Pasadena?
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  • Guymon Adams plus 2 months ago
    Aw hell yeah! :D \m/
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  • DELTA-9 2 months ago
    Awesome
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  • Darin Brenneman 2 months ago
    ....its like...what the FUCK were we doing before The Joe Rogan Experience Podcast? I used to watch television...haha TELEVISION! I'm so glad those days are over and I can listen to some reaaaaal talk. My head feels so light and free of the bullshit that tube fills our heads with...finally a hero is among us...finally someone to look up to who isn't worried about my money or my vote..finally a breath of fresh air. INHALE, HOLD THAT SHIT IIINNNN (SON), EXHAAAAAAAAAAALE!!! WHOO HOOO FREIGHT TRAIN COMIN BITCH!!
  • Cole Mithrush 2 months ago
    Totally fucking agree. To me Joe's the most interesting man on Earth..... :) LEGIT!

    I hope they never stop
  • Patrick Paulo 2 months ago
    Couldn't have said it better myself. I stopped watching tv months ago. My iMac is the only tube I need and it's constantly playing the JRE.
  • Kerry Collier 2 months ago
    Agreeeeeeed i've listened to 31 hrs just on stitcher in the last 2 weeks...
  • Nicholas D.C. 2 months ago
    word
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  • Darin Brenneman 2 months ago
    oh and Redban...you are the ying to Joe's yang, and its absolutely crucial for you to be in every podcast. we need you too! fuck the haters, they just think they're better than everyone..
  • Byron Mosley 1 month ago
    Redban is growing on me. He still says some dumb shit, though.
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  • smack daddy 2 months ago
    brian redban.....what a fucking idiot
  • Mitchell Hammond 2 months ago
    Smack daddy... what a coward.
  • Darin Brenneman 2 months ago
    Olive Garden, BITCH!
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  • Ogopogo 2 months ago
    I couldn't ask for a better lineup. Fucking yes.
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  • Aramis Duran 2 months ago
    love doug stanhope thx joe rogan exp rise space monkeys all rise oh yeah aka jay mohr molested bert k.aka THE MACHINE not cool jay not cool
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  • Mondo 2 months ago
    i LOVE that you link to Vimeo. Since YouTube became the KGB, I've been begging all the awake people trying to bring truth to the zombies to switch to Blip or Vimeo. YT only censors the truth & closes all our accounts over bogus flaggings and guideliine issues. FUck JooTube. VIMEO has NEVER censored 1 vid I posted.
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  • Ward 2 months ago
    since everyone decided to comment on this video, ill do the same. we love you guys! realize how diverse and large this audience is, we're fucking unstoppable.
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  • Aaron Hall 2 months ago
    How is Doug Stanhope even maintaining conversations right now? How is he even thinking about doing a comedy show later? Doug Stanhope is my idol.
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  • tim plus 2 months ago
    I fuckin love you guys, havent watched the telly in 3 months, defragged by brain real good. I'd love to hear more on DMT though, which is my favourite tipple now!
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  • Denny Sensation 2 months ago
    I agree, Henry Rollins would be an epic guest!
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  • Scott Lodwick 2 months ago
    Hey Joe,

    I wanted to shed some light on part of the show given my experience with tech. Technically everything you do on a phone, computer, gaming console, camera, etc logs data to a database. It's literally how computers work. Every computing device has internal databases. If something connects to the internet the information exchanged is logged in several databases that range from the device itself to the service provider (in Androids case Verizon & Sprint, in iPhones case ATT) as well as the device manufacturer's database. A log of the data has to be created so that it can be accessed and sent along to the next destination. When you connect to the internet, no matter what you are connecting from, you connection piggybacks over several servers in a elephant walk designed to send your photo of nothing to Facebook.

    There are varied levels of this practice. Certainly it can be argued that there is an ethical obligation for everyone logging activities to have it encrypted and regularly purged. Unfortunately this data is valuable, but not for the CIA as much as it is for Proctor and Gamble. If the CIA wants your data they will get it regardless. Major business interests however do not have a use for one person's data. They only have a need for a large swath of data compressed into a table of trends. That's when this stuff has real value. Each of one million text messages, tweets or emails could have a certain amount of trend and brand information contained within them. That data is consolidated and sold at a remarkably high price.

    To summarize, it is the function of computers of all sorts to log what happens as it happens. The data entered cannot exist without a reference. It is how often these references are purged and/or how they are packaged and sold that matters. But the logging of data is an essential part of how it works, to varying degrees of deviousness.
  • Kyle Horner 2 months ago
    OK I get it, because all devices monitor you and rape your rights its ok!
  • Scott Lodwick 2 months ago
    Perhaps I wasn't clear. Let's ignore personal data for the purpose of an example. If you are on a computing device, with none of your personal data, and it is not hooked up to the internet so that you are 100% free from being monitored it still needs to log every click and key entry into some kind of internal database. The signal has to be logged so that the device can register what has happened and react. Kind of like how nerves react to touch and send a signal to your brain. Your brain then logs that signal and references it every time you touch the same or similar thing. This is how advanced technology works.

    I don't think it's okay to monitor and sell personal information for individuals or groups. But nothing can change when people argue against it with a fundamental misunderstanding of how the device or activity they are using works. So you cant go to your legislator or a lawyer and say "I want tech companies to stop using databases" because every single device is able to react to the user due to some level of database activity. You can organize and demand that personal data be encrypted on receipt and purged regularly. Make it illegal to sell personal and group data to marketing firms. I am all about all of these things. But if people don't understand the technology it simply won't happen.
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  • Paul1mdrn 2 months ago
    I streamed this episode over 3G and it devoured my Data allowance...fuck it why not!
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  • Tamara 1 month ago
    You don't want your shit logged and documented because it affects the possibility of the privacy laws that we're going to eventually need. It sets a precedent that betrays our demand for, and right to privacy.
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  • jayarrsteiner 1 month ago
    Ive listened to this on itunes (no video), this makes the experience SO much fuller...thanks Redban!
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  • hutch80 1 month ago
    Why the fuck do they do they put the long as picture over the beginning of every podcast? Its Rogans face or a bunch of other shit. I would like to watch this shit instead of a close up of Joe's eye ball or some other shit! But this podcast ROCKS
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