That's the coolest look of Joe so far.

It's no surprise that this podcast is the number one in the world. The level of genuine curiosity and respect that Joe has for his guests is first-class level. I can't even imagine how it must feel to be invited to have a conversation with him. You are the man!

The cowboys of past generations are some the wildest individuals. My grandfather lost half his sight and hearing bare bronc riding. Got kicked off and hit his face against the rails. He to this day, is what I look up to as a real man. Never let it deter his success. Grew up on a ranch breaking horses and selling cattle. The old way. My hero and legend.

Hell yeah ol' son. Dale got him an interview on jre. He's a good stand up dude, he deserves it.

I love how Joe matches any energy a guest can bring 😂

I can tell you concussion symptoms are by far the worst thing I deal with after 17 years. The addiction of riding is the gladiator Colosseum feeling winning in front large crowds and a natural battle against a animal that doesn’t give 2 shits who you are or what you done.

Joe looks completely at home in that hat.

This is good!! Enjoyed every minute. Being a hospital RN for 20+ years in all areas of the hospital, I’ve seen a lot of gross, horrendous stuff, But it’s all great experience. Most people rise to the occasion if they aren’t panickers! Like Joe said, panicking is the worst. Don’t ever do it! Pretend like your child’s life depends on it!! Keep a cool head & carry on smartly!

As someone who rode a bull in a rodeo once as a teen, that Goofy looking clown is the most important person you will ever meet in your life. Laying dazed on your back with a huge pissed of bull coming your way and this clown comes in between you and it, whoa. I only did it once.

Not gonna lie, Joe should wear a cowboy hat indefinitely. Looks dope.

I worked at the front desk at a Las Vegas Hotel and Casino in the 90s, and Las Vegas is the place where the the National Finals Rodeo is held every year. If you didn't know, cowboys take pride in their appearance, as well do the cowgirls on their arms. They look picture perfect whenever they are out and about. Blue jeans double starched and stacked, sharp creases down the legs, hair did, hat on, and boots a walkin' proud and tall. One such couple in their early 20s walked out of our hotel one morning, but when they returned, she was pushing him in a wheelchair. They both looked just as fresh as when they'd left, and the wheelchair was the only thing that was different. When somebody asked her what happened, all she said was, "Bull raddin'".

My 82 yr old daddy was a pro bullrider & rodeo clown- in the 50’s & 60’s- Before chest pads & helmets!!! He was horned in head & stopped on- later he went on to get his doctorate in ministry & has served God last 60 years! I love hearing his stories- he said he got hurt worse as the Clown ❤

Guest after guest . Joe by far has the most interesting show i could ever even imagined to happen.

About time you got a real deal super puncher on the show

A friend of mine was a bull rider and he lost his eyesight after a bull stomped on his forehead. That didn’t stop him though and a few years later he rode several times again blind! Hell of a guy

Thank you for this episode I've ridden tough horses for a period. I remember the thrill. Buffy was an old sway back draft. Echo was a fierce Arabian. Shed buck you quick&would always walk around ears glued to her scalp. Those are the thrills to remember.

Awesome interview! The high you get from winning. So true. I was hooked in the neck going up for a lay up my freshman year 1990, woke up in the locker room. I never played again. My grades fell, e.c.t I was devastated. The identity problems I have still affect me today. Great show

No way! Dale on JRE?!?😮😳😁🇺🇸🤟👍 that’s so cool, genuine cowboy, dale yeah!🤟

This was one of the best interviews I've seen in a while, hope to see JB on here soon.

I love the random things Joe has in his podcast. It's so interesting hearing these stories from worlds I know nothing about.

"I'm the greatest bull rider of all time, I'm also the most humble" Lmao

I went to the Houston Rodeo this year, from that day on I have been hooked on watching bull riding. Very cool you got Dale on here for an interview.

My boy Dale Brisby made it Ol Son. Great cowboy and a good man. Glad to see this.

I actually been waiting for this podcast to happen for about5 years😂

Doctor: Cowboy Joe Rogan can't hurt you. Cowboy Joe: 🤠

I love Dales reaction to the “what kind of a man is swallowing dip for decades?” Yeah there’s a lot of em 😂

50 "odd" years ago, as a teenager I went to a rodeo camp. We were riding steers, No helmets or any protection. One steer used to head for the barb wire fence right out of the gate and you had to lift your leg to not get "scraped". Good times :)

Joe went from elk meat to beans and cornbread real fast. I always put some mustard in mine, Joe.

New Joe Rogan Skin unlocked:

I rode a lot after high-school, and the best, most talented bulls, rarely took after me once the ride was over. Sometimes I'd swear I could hear them laughing at me.

Great to see the greatest bull roder of all time doin well.

Been watching dales channel for years good to see him on

i learned as a boy how dangerous bulls are. my sister & i were walking in a rural area alone on a long road, surrounded on both sides by bull pastures. a man in a car tried kidnapping us, so we jumped the electrified fence in to the fields. at the time i dint know it was a bull field, but after we jumped that fence , the guy stood there looking at us. we kept backing away, then my sister screamed as we saw half a dozen bulls running towards us. even if id known it was a bull field beforehand, id likely have jumped in. the bulls might not hurt you, but a kidnapper in the 1980's wasnt something i wanted to find out about. to this day, i dont have nightmares about bulls, but i sure have them about that dudes car. i have long since forgotten his face, but that pea green chevelle is clear as day

Maybe my favourite Joe conversation yet. Ready to watch the whole thing.

I got caught on fire when I was younger I tried not to panic but it does take over, you just got to try and suppress it. After 2 years of recovery I learned how to manage panicking

I’ve been wanting this podcast for a long time!! JR and DB

This guy is so damn respectable even saying yes sir shows true respect he has for joe!

Joe must have the lights up real bright in the studio

Joe, im a very long time listener. Love all you do. Keep The Hat Man. Its looks great !!!!!!!

I admit it. I've experienced nothing. Can't say I'm upset about that. But I have the upmost respect for those that have and especially those that have served. I can't imagine risking you life everyday and seeing things unseeable.

"J.R." looking smokin' good sporting his winter felt black hat!

Love Dale Brisby. He is funny and always has a great attitude. Good person. Another person you should have on is Fallon Taylor!!! She is a barrel racer who broker her neck and had the halo on. She was told to never ride again and now she is. And she went from being broke and starting a clothing shop with her friend in a garage to now having a successful business. She is very inspiring and I think Joe would really like her. Also she is in Texas!

Great surprise episode! Fantastic guests on lately!

When I saw Dale on the JRE it made me smile. Congratulations and Dale yeah. Oh and the Lonesome Dove shoutout was great too

Here in Kansas we raise bison. Dad tried to ride one and his leg was gored but he lived. We had to quit telling mom what we do.

Joe is loving Texas😂 It's official he's never leaving

Door to Door Marine 🇺🇲🇺🇲. Thank You Marines

Dale Brisby… legend

I rode a calf. A two year old when I was 13 and it went really well. I was barely injured.

Wow as a Brit that conversation was mind blowing to me 😮 That's what I love about USA, especially the gorgeous bull rider ❤

Man there is never a rush like hearing that gate open and away ya go even if ya don't make 8 it's just pure amazing feeling

I have swollowed my dip since I was a teen. 51 years young now and still kickin' like a Bull...

I love that Joe matches energy for his guests 😂 also he looks pretty good in a cowboy hat.

Dale brisby on jre is a weird event in the multiverse I was not ready for

Mister Rogan, Ive caught a few of your interview podcasts over the years and I’ve always been impressed. I don’t know how long you’ve been in Texas, but in this talk, your definitely sounding like a local. Keep on sir!

Not many non-cowboys can pull off that kind of hat but hes really doin it.

Buddy of mine in the Marines rode bulls down in Florida and had gotten stomped on his chest and it stopped his heart. They had to come out and jump start him. Lots of balls to do that. When he told me he was into PBR l thought he just liked shitty beer because l had known nothing of the sport. Combat never bothered me much, but I'd never have the guts to ride.

Went to a rodeo school to ride some bulls with no experience and I’ve been on a few times, been on horses as a kid but nothing wanting to buck you off, the adrenaline and how fast everything happens is a rush I can’t even explain. you learn the nature and to respect these animals especially after your laying in the dirt and a huge heavy pissed off bull with horns is giving you a death stare running at you, those bull fighters are a hell of a group and I give them mad props. Hope and bless anyone riding the most safety

Joe is even scarier than usual dressed in black with that cowboy hat.

Anybody that watches Dale's channel knows when someone gets hung up....Dale jumps into action in a hurry. A lot of people would freeze and not know what to do in a situation like that.

56 years young and still riding bulls Life is good

I still remember that cowboy scuba diving story..! it gave me chills.

Can we get Joe wearing a Turban next?

I’ve been kicked in the face by a cow. I use to work on a farm and I was getting ready to milk this cow. I got down in a squatted position beside it and it kicked me so fast and so hard I hardly knew what was happening. It caught me perfectly under my eye. It knocked me all the way back into the sh1t gutter. I end up laying in the gutter covered with sh1t and screaming. As far as I knew my face was shattered. Unbelievably nothing broke as far as I know. I’ve also been hit in the same exact spot by a 12 gauge shotgun. When I was probably 14 my friend had a pistol grip 12 gauge. Like a cool guy who’s watched all the cool movies would, I held it up right in front of my face, closed one eye, aimed and pulled the trigger. My face caught all the recoil. That still wasn’t as hard as the cow. Now that I’m on a “kick”, there’s one yet even worse than the cow. When I was also about 13 or 14 I was drinking with friends. I was pretty loaded on vodka and we where all wrestling. I was a good wrestler and was getting the better of another bigger kid I wasn’t all that close with. I think he wasn’t happy about it and wanted to prove himself or something. We where all not going hard and just being playful. He was much stronger than me and I was drunk and like 130 lbs. Anyway, he ended up picking my up on his shoulders in a power bomb position. He slammed me down as hard as he could on a hardwood floor and knocked me out clean. I’m lucky it didn’t kill me. I still to this day don’t know how long I lay unconscious. Nobody even helped me. I just remember waking up and crawling around with the whole room spinning. And not know who I was or where I was. Hopefully all of you enjoy ny stories of me getting hit in the head hahaha

I wanna hear more from these legends.

Even Elon didn't wear sunglasses in the studio.

Love dale and I love Joe I also love how much interest he finds in the rodeo scene especially the dangers of bull riding he really respects the animal for who they are so understanding love this podcast

Can say that horse people are just built different. bull riders/ bronc riders are the most insane of the bunch😂 I have a close friend who fell in love with it and nothing makes him as happy as that. He is an amazing rider and could easily make a living doing just that but he caught the bug and if hella good at it ( I Think he is ranked in the top three in his division still and has a full sponsorship for it so I am so proud of him.)

My man Joe looking good in a cowboy hat

Now that Joe’s in Texas we need more guests like Dale.

Dang man a whole week of killer pods! I'm loving the content..

I'm a retired Bull rider and I can confirm, my day to day life is SO BLEEDING BORING. I've spent so much time on the road, just being home for more than a week is straight torture.

Hats off to any man women and child who have the balls to jump on the back of a bull!

It happens in the sK8 community as well. I’ve seen scalps left on the curb and double broken arms (compound fractures) and I’ve held guys teeth in my hands that I collected out of the half pipe.

Dale Brisby is a real dude and real cowboy. He is always worth the time to check out what he is up to.

Joe, it isn't necessarily that you are used to seeing it, you also know that the head, particularly the scalp, bleeds like crazy even at the smallest cut.

One of my best friends got on a bull to impress his country girlfriend. Fortunately for him, the bull didn't feel like bucking much that day. Still give him total respect for having the giant size cajonas to get on that thing.

Saw Larry Mahan as a child multiple times; nothing like the experience of a real rodeo!

Ol' Son, you've come along way and now you're on Rogan?. Now we need J.B and Dale on the pod together. "I'm Dale Brisby, the best to ever do with J.B being my mentor". If someone watched the pod already. Does Dale show Joe the video of him grabbing the Bull by the horns and riding it for 20 seconds to save his boy?. I'd love to see Joe's reaction

Good ol Dale is on the JRE?!

This was INSANE… it went from being funny to straight legit life experiences.

i love how JRE...can take any complex conversation...or simple one....and always...always turn it into MMA chats....lol....still love it

"You know, I learned how to dip Copenhagen snuff back when I was into rodeo. I used to be into rodeo, believe it or not. I had a rodeo career that lasted fifteen seconds - that's five bulls times three seconds apiece. But it was a fun career. I don't know how many people have ever been on the back of a bull before, but it's kinda like gettin' in your car and drivin' down the freeway at seventy miles-an-hour and then just chunkin' the steering wheel out the window.​" -Texas country music legend Robert Earl Keen

Dale is finally on JRE!🎉

I took up bronc riding late in life and finally quit after injuries and surgery but man it was fun

These guys have awesome chemistry

Crushed my L5-L1 from getting thrown into the wall head first. Hat off to you brother for doing it big boy style. Could never do it but I respect the hell out of it.

Love Dale. I take naps with a dip. Turned around the other day at our farm and a bull was a foot behind me looking at me. He was cool. I was freaked.

Hell yeah!! Ol’Son finally on the podcast!! ❤❤

its not very relevant to the video, but Joe thanks you for these discussions you share, it really makes some time in my day more fun and interesting, and thats something for sure. Love from france !

Cowboys cave diving story is what put me on to joes podcast. That story was so well told you felt like you were there!

My great grandfather was a bronc rider by the name of Stubs. The high point of his career was riding in Madison Square Garden as one of Col W.T. Johnsons World Champion Rodeo contestants. There he won the championship and received a hand-tooled saddle as a trophy.

Cool to see Dale on here!

The more I watch and listen to the JR pods, I hear what others have been traumatized by and through. I must be some kinda freak. I survived is all I know. At times PTSD takes a greater toll than the first time round did. Damn.

I rodeoed for awhile when I was younger. Came natural I reckon cause I grew up on a 1000 acre cattle ranch. We did everything on horseback. Just never shied away from it. Been trampled, kicked, thrown. Was just part of the job. I enjoyed watchin this.

Dale finally made it America's super puncher

This is a great combo with these two

Well Dale yeah! I was jumping when I seen this Dale needs more love

Idk why joe took so long to get a cowboy hat. Dude looks badass

As someone who has grown up around rodeo my whole life and worked them across the country, these are my thoughts- Rodeo is a new Renaissance fair. It's a dying "way of life." Most of the modern "cowboys" are just living the aesthetic. If they even have a ranch, they're not operating it using the old ways. They have ATVs, portable corrals, squeeze chutes, and many more modern things that make it a lot easier than it used to be. Most rodeo events are based on things you would do on a ranch. The only events that have no real functional purpose are barrel racing and bull riding. That being said, when you add the element of time and the winner being the quickest, it can get dangerous. I'm no PETA fan, but I do feel for the steers and calfs in the roping competitions. When it's executed properly, it's a cool thing to see. But I've seen animals get hurt from ropers being too much in a hurry to make that first place time. Makes you question just how important this is when that happens. Especially when you have everyone doing it talking about how much they care about the animals. I don't question their sincerity, and everyone is always sad when an animal is hurt. But it still happens and it's not the guys winning the events doing it, so that begs the question of whether it was worth it. Bull riders are idiots. Rodeos leave the bull riding until the last event, because that's what most people want to see. Unfortunately, it's all too common to watch a full 3 days of a rodeo and see maybe 1 or 2 guys actually make the 8 seconds. Nothing more disappointing for people to sit through 2 hours of roping just to watch 5-10 guys get tossed in less than 4 seconds each. To be fair, most of the good bull riders go to the PBR because the money is better. While bull riders get most of the attention, the actual toughest event on the cowboy is the bareback bronc riding. It's not as fun to watch because the broncs aren't as unpredictable as a bull. It's been a few years since I was working them, but towards the end it wasn't uncommon to have no bareback competition because no one wants to do it anymore. My dad, who rode broncs a little in high school, said it's because modern kids are pussies. Those broncs beat the hell out of you and can make it feel like they're going to pull your arm off at the shoulder. In closing, meth is a big problem and way more prevalent than rodeo advocates will openly say. There's also a huge void for actually funny rodeo clowns. Some of the funniest people I've met or seen perform were rodeo clowns. Guys who were truly witty, could do great crowd work, and worked well with announcers to keep the audience entertained are long gone.