I would like to see Stephen King on the podcast with Joe Rogan.

Joe: I've read the book. Joey: which one? Joe: It. Joey: ....which one?

A parade with signs.... lol Joey They're called protest.

Just a reminder Stephen King wrote "The Green Mile", "The Shawshak Redemption", "Stand by Me" (some under different titles etc) but AMAZING stories!

joey couldnt remember the word protest lolol

6th grade through High school is one of those super toxic times where everyone is at their worst.

Film Critic: Carrie represents an exercise in high style and empowerment through the trials and triumphs of a young woman trapped between the regression of mind and vengeance of soul. Joey: Carrie's about that girl with her period or somethin' crazy.

Deep into a discussion about "It" Joe: I read the book yeeeeeears ago-- Joey: Which one

Joe tryin to get Stephen KING on the cast.

Joe "I got tired of being scared" Rogan

"A bunch of clowns got together and picketed" Happens on every college campus, Joey.

"They lost all their clown season work or some shit."

The Stand is not only a great King book, it’s one of the greatest books ever written. The only word that can describe it is epic. Truly epic. I’ve read just about everything he’s ever written though, despite how insanely prolific he is. Misery, Salem’s Lot, Different Seasons, Pet Cemetery, Firestarter, Thinner, The Shining, Hearts In Atlantis, It, The Green Mile, The Dark Tower series, Christine, The Eyes Of The Dragon, Rose Madder, Delores Claiborne, Gerald’s Game, The Dreamcatchers, Insomnia, on and on and on. All are fantastic. But I have to agree, my absolute favorite is and forever will be Carrie. With The Shining and The Tommyknockers a very close second. The Tommyknockers is one of those hidden gems that not enough people even know about, and doesn’t get talked about nearly enough when discussing his catalogue. Jesus it’s an incredible, highly original, mind eff. kind of novel. If you’ve never read it, I HIGHLY recommend it. It will blow you away, and hold your fascination and dread from start to finish. You can’t sit it down. The day we lose this man will be a huge loss for literature.

Before "It" ruined the image of clowns, there was Poltergeist And John Wayne Gacy didn't help, either

“I was in martial arts but I was still fucken scared” 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 fuck love Joey

"what's that thing called, the parade with signs" *P R O T E S T* 😂😂😂 I can't get enough of joey

IT is scary because it’s really about children losing their innocence and facing the evil that is growing up, metaphorically at least

Maximum Overdrive always played on TBS in the 90s all the time.

Joe - "He was walking. I think it was in Maine right?" Literally anything related to Stephen king is to do with Maine

Joey Diaz. “I still took marshal arts and I was scared”. Legend

I think "The Stand" is by far his best.

"The clowns got cancelled...they lost all their clown season work or some shit." 😅😂🤣

King wrote his car accident into the Dark Tower and his treatment of the driver is one of the most hilariously mean things I've ever read.

Joe: The old IT with Tim Curry is so stupid. Everybody: Wrong!

I can’t hear over Joeys breathing

Bob Lazar is area 51's attempt at cloning Stephen king

That S.O.A appearance was the funniest shit ever!! Hell even my mom died laughing!

“A bunch of clowns in the California area...” Lmao idk I thought that was funny af

King says he doesn't even remember writing Cujo cause he was partying so much back then.

Wish they talked about how SKs early work was extremely drug induced and hardly remembers even writing “Cujo” because he was on a cocaine binge.

CURRY.... Tim CURRY... Also "Legend". Brilliant actor.

1:15 idk why but the way Joey says “picketed” just makes me lmao 🤣

The Long Walk is one of my favorite books of all time.

Joey Diaz is amazing please have him on more, so much old school wisdom

great timing for this

The old saying: “Don’t let your imagination run wild” Stephen King: “Hold my book”

Stephen King has always been one of my all time favorite writers, and such a great guy too!! Loved hearing these two being fans of him also!! ♡

All of Stephen King's books are great. The Stand and The Talisman were my favorites I think...I loved them all.

Cujo is easily my favorite King novel/movie I grew up with a St. Bernard, that dog was a little girls best friend. When she would go with us on camping trips she would walk with me to the bathroom, go in the building and see if it was empty then go and sit in front of the door so no one could come in until I came out. Once I was knocked off my bicycle after running into a man with a duffle bag and she (thinking he hurt me) grabbed his shirt and wouldn’t let go until my parents caught up to us. Greatest animal I’ve ever called my pet, softball sized paws and everything.

love that SOA refrence Joey

He bought the van that hit him and fixed it up then drove it around. Absolute mad lad.

I want Joey to read me the history of blue cheese while I try and fall asleep

I got into TKD as a kid for the same reason. It has served me well.

Diaz's wheezing made me feel wheezy.

He says the first IT was “hilariously bad” ?!?! That shit is terrifying. Way scarier than these recent ones

A conversation about Stephen King and Joey still manages to be hilarious 😂

Most of my bullying happened in middle school, mainly 6th grade. Everyone left me alone after freshman year but it seems like bullying is getting even worse today with all of the social media and the trolls

The Stand is my all time favorite! I'm a huge fan but by far the stand was my #1 favorite! I've read it countless times. The movie is close, with just a few changes. Needful Things& Gerald's Game are quite good as well. SO MANY really.

He also wrote Shawshank Redemption and that turned out to be one of the best movies ever made.

The original It movie is still great! Idk wtf Joe is talking about. And it wasn't waaaayy back in the day, it was 1990. And it was actually a mini-series, which is why it was two VHS tapes long.

Cujo was my first King read; I was 10 y/o. It will always be a fave for me.

I love the running man too

You cannot put down Tim Curry's performance in IT. It was virtuoso in nature. I didn't much like the original movie, except for Tim Curry's performance. Which is irrefutably a legendary performance.

His character on SOA was called "Bachman," which is the pseudonym under which he published _Rage, Roadwork, The Long Walk, The Running Man, Thinner, The Regulators_ and _Blaze._ Had it not been for the bookstore worker who grew suspicious, did some digging and then outed King as Richard Bachman, both _Misery_ and _The Dark Half_ would've been published under the pseudonym as well.

"There are certain things you shouldn't really. You should only imagine." Great quote.

Good point about there are certain things you should only imagine. That was the problem with promotional videos for pop songs at first was that they competed with the films we had spontaneously playing in our heads.

The original IT is still scary as shit!

I want to be on as many drugs as it takes to be like Joey and forget the word "protest" in 2019

Christine is an all time fav of mine such a good book. I watched the movie first loved it and than found the book in my dad's collection and read it twice

Old Pennywise is the best😂 its not so scary but he is so funny

I just realized that Jamie's like joe bought his own real siri.

I liked the original It with John boy and Tim Curry. It was classic 90's vibes. It was goofy but was creepy too.

Joey trying to figure out the word, “Protest” is the funniest shit

"Parade" holy shit HAHAHA

I was a runt in school. I would never run from bullies. I got beat way worse at home than any bully could hope to do to me. So no fear, but lots of suspensions.

Joey breathing out of his mouth sounds like a phone ringing on vibrate

Best short story from King, in my opinion, was “the long walk”. Read it! Of his novels... geez, I dunno. Misery. Delores Claiborne. The Shining. The Gunslinger (first 2). Can’t pick a fave, just too many.

"Needful Things" if by far the best Stephen King book.

Salem's Lot was a game changer in horror

when joey compared cujo and cocaine i was deadddd

Joe: How many versions of that movie did they make ? Me: too many

Here for Joey . Love you bro

My highschool was straight out of a movie for some reason. Everyone in my class were so close and geniuene friends. Even the weird kids had a spot lol. No one got bullied. I mean friendly banter was a thing obviously. Even the person that gsve me the most shit also thought I was smart and funny af. I understand that's not how it is everywhere but I really had the best high school environment you could imagine.

0:37 joey diaz is a fricking legend

"What do you call it when a bunch of people get together and have signs?" lol

A protest with clowns, reminds me of another movie I saw.

Joe, read King's Dark Tower series. Endless conversations

Oh come on Joe. Tim Curry's Pennywise destroys Bill Skarsgard's Pennywise. No contest.

First book I ever read for “fun” as a teenager was the book “Desperation”. Great author.

When people get together and have signs!!! Lol

Someone enlighten Joe Rogan about HP Lovecraft

Stephen King has done great work, Joe if you read IT that is impressive. The book is 1138 pages on an original copy. It is one of those novels that you have to experience for yourself, cause it's so much more than you could imagine. "My name is Mr. Bob Grey, also known as Pennywise the dancing clown!"

Joe had a good point about books at the end. I agree with that

I highly recommend the audiobook for Carrie, it's read by Sissy Spacek.

Some of the best horror movies are the ones where they don't show you the monster. If it is done correctly, you can imagine horrible looking things that are more Scarry than anything they can show you!

My middle school was right across the street from the projects, I had to go through the back gate and all around the school because you never knew I'd you were next to get picked on. Not by kids but grown black men bullying kids.

the high-school bully's in Christine got it good

The Gunslinger series of books was next level !!

I love Stephen king. The shining, pet semetery and misery are some of my favorite stories of his. One of the reasons why I love horror so much.

The Shinning is way more scary in written form.

We had a german shepherd growing up named cujo. As a kid I didn't know why people were sketched out haha

When Joey coughs I think my headphones are about to break lmao

90s pennywise was scarier for me. But 2017 movie is a way better movie imo.

I'm currently reading "The Outsider" and it's like a roller coaster. I can feel what Ralph Anderson is going through. I can see the doubt in his mind. I feel Stephen wrote one thing, but meant something else. When Ralph thinks about the evidence proving Terry to be the murderer, there seems to be a doubtful tone. If I remember correctly, there are points where he repeats phrases in his mind as if to convince himself. King throws a curve ball with Terry dying early. This changes the reader's focus from one character to another. Thus, leaving doubt in the reader's mind. I just finished page 271, and I have no idea where this book will end up.

I can’t listen to Blitzkrieg Bop anymore after reading Pet Sematary lol

I’ve read and subsequently watched “The Stand” probably 5x.... still gives me the willies

1:37 So in my brain I interpret Joe to mean the dudes mole had a ponytail.

Rogan seems like he would be the bully in HS not the one being bullied.

Cujo is a great book.

very last sentence is the best