UFC light heavyweight contender Khalil Rountree Jr. has been on an upward swing as of late, fresh off a dominant win over Jamahal Hill at UFC Baku. He defied

Time released its list of The 100 Best Podcasts of All Time on Wednesday, and The Joe Rogan Experience did not make the cut. Some of the usual suspects, like Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy, Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert,

Podcast host Joe Rogan encouraged Texas State Rep. James Talarico to run for president for on his show on Friday for being “actually a good person."

Two judges scored the fight in the champion’s favor but what the UFC commentary team, and Joe Rogan in particular took issue with, was that Romero wasn’t awarded a 10-8 round in the third or fifth. After the fight ended, Rogan made it clear on the broadcast that he was puzzled by the scoring.

The Joe Rogan Experience first launched back in 2009, back in the very early days of podcast’s popularity. The show was groundbreaking for featuring unfiltered, longform interviews with guests from across the spectrum, and it quickly began racking up millions of listens per episode.

Rogan has voiced support for some form of UBI many times, especially if AI takes over most jobs. In last year’s episode with the founder of First Class Space Agency Billy Carson, Rogan imagined a world where "you've got $200,000 a year because everything's automated and everything's done by the government."

Talarico, an Austin Democrat, registered the internet domain name "TalaricoForSenate.com," which tells visitors its "Launching Soon."

"I want you to print this. It was the worst interview I’ve ever done in my life," Dr. Zahi Hawass said of his experience on "The Joe Rogan Experience."