@@vlasisv3415 - Dont know who created this quote but I fucking love it; Every new dog who comes into my life, gifts me with a piece of their heart. If I live long enough, all the components of my heart will be dog, and I will become as generous and loving as they are.
If your a recent fan of Kev you’d know he litterally cries about everything and I can’t blame him 💯 dudes life was almost taken away and now he views life differently and it’s compelling
Just lost my 14 yr old Dog to old age....by far the hardest days of my existence - She was the best part of my life and I'm still crushed - Thanks Joe for keepin it so real
From what I understand he's like the Bedouin Monk of Hollywood... I dont think hes doin an interview/podcast for like the next 5 years to a decade hahah
Lol, damn it, u guys made me cry twice...I had to put my Pitt down 3 months ago cuz he got cancer in his older age n it ran its course and it was hella rough twords the end..I picked him out when he was a puppy n had 11 great years together...R.I.P. "DRO" you will always be missed!
Haha in Joe's defense I was confused by the joke too tbh. I initially thought Kevin meant that the dog helped him get through a difficult writing process.
1:24:00 - The first time i've seen Joe show emotional on the podcast, made me choke up & then Kevins stories about his dogs i just lost it. RIP to all the loved pets/family that aren't with us anymore.
No kidding man. I lost it twice in a row there. Mind you I’m within 10 ft of 4 dogs right now. Then I saw one licking her own butt and thank god for that
To us, our canine pals are a big chapter in our lives. But to them: we are their entire lives. This episode got pretty heavy, but maybe we needed that. Thanks for being awesome, you two.
Yeah, it was a tremendous podcast. Losing a pet is so fucking hard to go through. This came on live around 1 or 2am where I live and I just watched it all.
i think its so tough because we have been there and we know that feeling. The feeling of knowing you dont want to say goodbye, but knowing its the best thing for them.
Dog stories always get me also. I've had to put down two dogs and I still tear up when I see dogs who remind me of them. Props for these guys being secure enough to show true emotion and fuck anyone mocking them.
That was a great conversation. I think this is my favorite so far from Joe. I've always enjoyed Kevin Smith conversations, and the two together need to happen more often. Definitely. Broke my heart to hear you both break up over your losses. I really like Kevin's take on his near miss with death experience. It can be very freeing not being afraid of the end. There is a peace to it. I'm glad Kevin has found it. This is one episode I may listen to again sometime.
Joey Samelak And these douche bags calling them fags and pussies for tearing up are just repressed insecure ass holes. Anyone who isn't a sociopath and has lost a pet probably teared up listening to this. I did.
Listening to the puppy story has literally made me cry. Grown man in my 30’s and that was utterly heartbreaking. Much love to joe and Kevin, the vet who got killed, and RIP to the puppy x
@@jojoface4940 Nah,brave men are brave not only to difficult circumstances but also to emotions they aren't afraid to run away from.Pussies like you are too insecure to feel something to the point of them crying because they are insecure about their manhood
Holy Shit! Joe Rogan is actually human, Ive watched a thousand episodes of this, and I dont think Ive ever seen him like how he was talkin about the puppy/Vet.
Don't listen to saskatool. He apparently spends his days watching and negatively commenting on someone's videos he supposedly despises. He is a shite troll and altogether ridiculously lame person. His life must suck something awful for him to be so bitter. It's sad
That Creative it really was. I just lost someone a few days ago who I was extremely close to for many years and it really helped me get some perspective. Fantastic episode
Same here, it's very motivational. Kevin and Joe are inspirational people and come across as people who would make very good friends. Certainly have a lot in common, interests wise with both of them, not hunting though (Joe) although I understand the self sufficiency angle!
This episode was so emotional. That moment Kevin said "I killed my best friend" I went from okay to instantly crushed. Anyone who had ever had to make that decision knows how heartbreaking it is. You will never stop punishing yourself.
InCoreWrecked --- It's an extremely painful process, but it's easier to accept when you bear in mind why it needs to be done. the alternative is just more needless suffering. This is why Kevin made the recording of his dog, in pain...so he could always remind himself why he had to do it. I won't deny that I've struggled with the same thing, but it's actually an act of love and compassion. I hope that, if I'm ever laid up in the hospital, with stage-four cancer eating away at my body, someone will have the mercy to "snow" me with enough Morphine to "send me off". Anything else would be selfish (if not sadistic).
bloody hell...here I am a grown man washing up the plates...listening to Joe and Kevin talking about their dogs....looking over at mine on the chair....your bringing a grown man to tears...thanks guys
Excellent podcast. Kevin looks great. Glad he's in good spirits after his heart attack. He seems to have a healthy perspective on life. Many people are unaware they are having a heart attack. That's why they are called the silent Bob killers.
its so easy to listen to people when you can feel they are really interested in talking to each other. i started this thinking id listen to it for a half an hour while i make breakfast. cut to 3 hours later and im on my living room floor still listening. this was a great podcast. kevin was funny.
I gotta admit I've been kinda on a ripping on Kevin Smith band wagon, even though I loved his earlier movies, but this got me. So human. Both he and Joe. This is probably one of my favourite episodes.
Amit of the Flesh Tearers this is probably one of my favorites as well! Kevin seems a down to earth guy a rare quality with the super famous celebs in Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
I am about Kevin's age and I remember when he was a very talented storyteller who also came off as a pretentious prick. I'm not hating I was a pretentious prick too, and I didn't do half the cool shit he did. He has grown up alot and become humble. He remains entertaining, he has become more likeable.
@@aurahoneydew9607 if youre canadian, youre American. I think we all know in the event of some major war or crisis in canada or involving canada the u.s will swoop in full force and kick ass side by side with the canadians. Our military trains a lot of canadian military and special forces
"Well... 3 years ago they caught a 9 foot croc in the surf of Myrtle Beach, so you know.... Shit happens" You were totally right, Crocodiles were his second biggest fear... It's been a while since I've seen that episode... Freaking netflix... taking away my archer lol
You are right, there is a less common American Crocodile species as well as Salties being released into the Florida swamps along with the Burmese Pythons.. Was the 9 footer a salt water croc that had been released or a proper wild animal?
Not sure... Just quoting Archer at this point lol. I'm not even gonna pretend to know anything about the What's going on with Reptiles in America. You'd probably have no fun making me look like a fool if I did lol. I'm actually surprised they were releasing new animals into the ecosystem like that... I thought that was a major no no?
Brandon Cole dude I literally started tearing up as well. And I'm not a cryer by any stretch of the imagination. I'm told constantly I have no feelings which couldn't be further from the truth but I just dont. They got me going almost instantly
First time I actually seen Joe this sad.. Damn. Btw I just got to get this out there, Joe is a fking role model of mine. I bet he is that to million of others, the work ethics, objective mindset etc. Just great!
Inside The Dog-World Wether Joe is real or just a TV/Podcast personality, Joe truly is a role model for many of us and although I don't agree with everything he might say, I have nothing but respect for the guy. "Joseph you stay away from that man!!"
Ghost Andretti To whomever gets it: it’s possible to both love Brendan Schaub for his current career, to have been a fan in his erstwhile day job since TUF... yet also find jokes like this RELENTLESSLY funny to such a degree that intrinsically Brendan being Brendan manifests this hilarity out of others, and it makes perfect sense. Also: I was just blowing dudes. OK, by dudes I mean tigers and by blowing I mean wrestling.
This has just become my utmost favorite interview of all time. Two people connecting over the loss of a beloved pet, this is the vary heart of humanity. My only regret, is it took me so long to see it.
It just came to me and it's may 2020 and i can't believe how this interview really connected to a lot of us, i wish i seen this when my dog passed in January 2020 but never too late
I had a heart attack in 2011 but I didn't realize it because I just woke up feeling weird and I waited almost 5 hours before I finally called my Dad to come pick me up and take me to the doctor. I had drank the night before and it felt like my lungs hurt and at first I thought maybe I smoked too many cigarettes the night before. Then it started hurting a little more and more and I couldn't get comfortable until I was lying face down on the floor with a pillow under my chest. I felt OK in that position so I laid there over 4 hours then I realized my arms were going numb. That is when I finally called my dad and had him take me to a clinic. The clinic took me right in and hooked me up to an EKG then gave me 4 nitro pills and immediately called an ambulance. By then I realized it was serious. When I got to the hospital they did the same procedure as Kevin had but they put 3 stints in. The doc said if I had waited another 15 minutes I probably wouldn't have made it to the operating room in time. The good news is having the heart attack turned out to be a good thing because that was when they found out I had a heart defect since birth that they later fixed by a second operation. It was really interesting listening to Kevin's experience because I can honestly relate to what he was thinking because my thoughts were very similar.
Dallas Moore glad to hear ya pulled through buddy, im getting to that heart attack "age" now as im 40, im not looking forward to it and hope it doesnt happen but they tend to run in my family
Wow. Kevin Smith's take on death and what was running through his head in that hospital bed was absolutely beautiful and in a way inspiring. Who knew the goofball that made clerks was such an enlightened individual!
One of the few times I watched until the very last second. This was so good. Joe, doubt you'll see this but, thanks for having Kevin on. This was awesome.
@@janrees4887 Men don't get Botox unless they are very pretentious and vain. Kevin,being a guy who obviously is in no way into "Fashion" or even dressing like an adult male is the exact opposite of the type that would even think of doing that.
I know joe, and kevin will never read this.. but i have been plagued with a depression that was mainly caused by encroaching thoughts of death ... and ive seen multiple therapists over the years about it and kevins words about his heart attack were the first thing in my entire life that helped with that... i am not calmed by any means but this is the first time i could see a possible world where i dont have this constant fear, thanks Kevin, and thanks Joe
Hahaha! Indeed, I would say most people are. I would even say ALL grown, adults are. People forget how dangerous house cats can be to human beings because of the bacteria they commonly harbor under their claws, the fairly wide variety of viruses in addition to very harmful bacteria which are responsible for causing potentially fatal conditions, diseases, extremely serious infection either transferable to humans or much more harmful to humans. For instance, I was shocked when I first entered the nursing field and worked my first few months in an ER and learned exactly what legally must take place-the steps that are LEGALLY MANDATED for us as healthcare providers and professionals to take...in the event of A HOUSECAT BITE. If it broke the skin? Which, is almost guaranteed since most people are not rushing to an ER in this country where you're lucky to have insurance and if you do the co pay for the ER alone isn't some teeny tiny sum, not tiny enough to be wasting money to be seen for an injury that didn't even break the skin whatsoever. Where there's absolutely no bleeding? Probably almost never happens. Anyway, LONG story short... we had to get the CDC involved and everything. The bacteria a giant percentage of domesticated house felines even ones who never go outdoors harbor in their mouths is nothing to laugh off. Much more dangerous from that aspect than a dog bite of the same size and depth into tissue penetrated would be. More dangerous probably to a dog bite double the surface size and considerably deeper in tissue penetrated. If a cat bites you like that you're automatically and immediately going to get a course of fairly strong antibiotics, some docs may even order the first dose be administered IV right then and there with the remainder of the course to be filled by prescription and taken at home. Even after that, I promise you not only are you going to receive an obnoxious amount of follow up phone calls from the CDC and the Hospital but if you for some reason decided to just ditch the prescription and not even fill the antibiotics; the CDC can and will be aware quite quickly and they will contact you pretty constantly until you answer and they can convince you to take your antibiotics. I am not sure but I think another concern when they hear a domesticated cat has bitten a human being to that degree-so seriously that the skin is broken-is that there may be a possibility that the cat has rabies. House cats rarely bite humans. They generally can and will flee, hide, escape and find a spot higher up to improve their point of view and overall visibility. I'm not saying that they don't get mad enough or they won't get scared enough, but they're pretty smart- maybe they would bite the other house cat or dog they're caught in that scenario with as defensive technique, a human being who is exponentially larger though? They know that if personal safety is the overall goal; they are going to have a WAY BETTER chance meeting that shit using their flight response.
Grape gave my buddy type 1 diabetes ... He's active and skinny and drank a gallon or 3 a day, almost killed him, laid out on his floor in a coma all night til I found him... Its not in sync with evolution
@joerogan @kevinsmith. The conversation of your dogs and hearing story of Kevin and his labs. Really hit me hard. It really hit home. I remember when my first dog ever owned I had to put down because she was in pain from cancer. It was one of toughest moments in my life. Thinking about it breaks my heart. Hearing you guys stories reminded me of that day. I even got a portrait tattoo of my dog with the caption “All dogs go to heaven”. Thank you for this interview.
I think that he wrote every line of a movie like Dogma is one of the reasons people why question how articulated he is. I love it, but it has some pretty silly stuff and Mewes' lines are not exactly Shakespeare (would be totally out of place). But he is actually known for writing and being pretty articulate, there was a theory that he wrote Good Will Hunting for Ben, which did win awards for writing, because no one believed that pretty boy Ben Affleck could be so articulate.
you guys have been out of the loop. smith had a potentially fatal heart attack earlier this year. it was a wake up call. he's been talking about it nonstop
Yeah he was even working hard to lose weight before that over the last couple of years. The heart attack was just another eye opener for him. He did Talking Dead a few times over the past couple seasons and the difference has been noticeable.
"I would eat ALL the candy, if you presented it". Finally, someone else used the exact words verbatim that I used to describe my relationship with sugar. It's all or nothing for us candy junkies.
So freaking true. That's how it is for me. When Joe used to talk about Keto all the time, I did it for 6 months. I was already in good shape and working out 5 days a week but it cut me down to 6% body fat from 9% I was originally at. After I had no sugar for 2 weeks, I didn't even desire it anymore. Needless to say, when I started using medicinally to encourage a stable sleeping pattern, I went right into destroying that sleep pattern with copious amounts of sugar waterfalls... Sugar is my dirty mistress.
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I think it is time for Joe to give us all a grand tour of the podcast building. Who else is with me?
Jason Moore..nah, I wanna be on the podcast!!
I'm with ya! Waiting for a little sneak peak of that, now almost mystically new podcast building for a while now haha
Agreed
there's nothing really to see. i've been there, and Joe gave me a tour.
I think it would be funny if he took Tom Green on a tour, I imagine mischief would ensue
Two Grown men crying over their pets passing away, I love animals and I respect the shit out of these guys.
lol. Grown men have been crying over their dead dogs since they were wolves.
Agree but look at the other side of the foot pets outliving their owners
@@vlasisv3415 grown men were once wolves?
@@vlasisv3415 - Dont know who created this quote but I fucking love it; Every new dog who comes into my life, gifts me with a piece of their heart. If I live long enough, all the components of my heart will be dog, and I will become as generous and loving as they are.
SOLID!!
When I clicked on Joe Rogan talking to Kevin Smith, I did not expect all the feels
If your a recent fan of Kev you’d know he litterally cries about everything and I can’t blame him 💯 dudes life was almost taken away and now he views life differently and it’s compelling
Then you dont know kevin smith
Just lost my 14 yr old Dog to old age....by far the hardest days of my existence - She was the best part of my life and I'm still crushed - Thanks Joe for keepin it so real
Jeez, how could you even listen to the dog part then? You’re a tough cookie, I hope things get better real soon 👍
Keep in mind all the good times
Wa wa
Dogs are a piece of your life whether it's your innocence as a kid or an adult bond you share with them that dies when they go.
I know what. You mean i had a Pontiac Firebird who died and i still feel that pain
I would like to hear Keanu Reeves on Joe’s podcast.
woah. . .
Tara Resnick YES...DEFINITELY!!
GOOD CALL. 🙄
Big time
From what I understand he's like the Bedouin Monk of Hollywood... I dont think hes doin an interview/podcast for like the next 5 years to a decade hahah
that would very cool
Lol, damn it, u guys made me cry twice...I had to put my Pitt down 3 months ago cuz he got cancer in his older age n it ran its course and it was hella rough twords the end..I picked him out when he was a puppy n had 11 great years together...R.I.P. "DRO" you will always be missed!
1:24:00 That story had me shedding tears.
Goddamn onion cutting ninjas in this video watch out
love your stuff too lol. Joe and donut just saying.
Yo...whatup Donut. Love you channel!
What up donut, jk I have no idea who you are, just wanna mock the people on your jock.
You would be awesome on this podcast Donut. My Two favorite RUclipsrs ❤
@Ry Guy Who the fuck are you and why don't you have a verified thing next to your name? ROFL
“Without that dog writing for me...”
“How’d he write for you?”
“It’s a joke, Joe.”
I'm dead, podcasts with Kevin are the best!
Haha in Joe's defense I was confused by the joke too tbh. I initially thought Kevin meant that the dog helped him get through a difficult writing process.
If there is a heaven I want to listen to these two forever it's real and raw.ive said it once say it again Rogen is the Larry king of our time .
Nater lol
Man smith looks so weird with the weight loss. Not bad, just different.
Was this before the heart attack?
2:44:09 “Dhey hav 48 letterz yn dheir âlfabet” - Kevyn Smyth
1:24:00 - The first time i've seen Joe show emotional on the podcast, made me choke up & then Kevins stories about his dogs i just lost it. RIP to all the loved pets/family that aren't with us anymore.
Jame S yeah that part really widened my perspective a lot more too. Incredible podcast overall.
No kidding man. I lost it twice in a row there. Mind you I’m within 10 ft of 4 dogs right now. Then I saw one licking her own butt and thank god for that
Look up 'last 5 minutes with Odin'
I was openly weeping at work while I listened to this. Still, it made my heart swell.
First Time I cried in a long time. man I miss my dog... RIP sparky.
Mad respect for these 2 gentlemen. Huge hearts.
"I used to be happy, now I'm vegan" -Kevin Smith
Slajde∵
"They say you are what you eat
I went from shit to a vegetable"
- Cage
So now he's healthy too.
Joe had no clue
Will Hall or because he’s lived 46 years not being vegan and the change is hard
To us, our canine pals are a big chapter in our lives. But to them: we are their entire lives. This episode got pretty heavy, but maybe we needed that. Thanks for being awesome, you two.
Jaydoggy531 so true man. My dog used to look at me like I'm the greatest thing that has ever existed.
My 80 year old grandfather is in surgery right now and this podcast helped me so much.
that wasn't a very funny joke.
Bruh, how bout u dont seek attention for validation? These niggas had their moment, if u got a podcast say it there not in comments u fuck
David Stoneback praying for u and ur family bro
Dylan Gordon Thanks man, there were some complications but the surgery overall went well.
Why say that
I love how Kevin Smith looks soooooooo involved in every part of the conversation.
Powerfully emotional episode. Definitely had me tearing up. Two great guys, having a real life meaningful conversation.
Yeah, it was a tremendous podcast. Losing a pet is so fucking hard to go through. This came on live around 1 or 2am where I live and I just watched it all.
I wasn't really crying, there was something in my eyes. Also in my throat.
Two of my favourite people just shooting the breeze for 3hrs. Loved every minute! Thank you
Kevin Smith's story about his dogs was some of the saddest shit I've heard in a while.
like infinity war ending
i think its so tough because we have been there and we know that feeling. The feeling of knowing you dont want to say goodbye, but knowing its the best thing for them.
Dog stories always get me also. I've had to put down two dogs and I still tear up when I see dogs who remind me of them. Props for these guys being secure enough to show true emotion and fuck anyone mocking them.
CalWilliamDonald the news doesn't relate emotion like his story. Also, shut the fuck up.
Oh fuck i might have to skip that part....
That was a great conversation. I think this is my favorite so far from Joe. I've always enjoyed Kevin Smith conversations, and the two together need to happen more often. Definitely. Broke my heart to hear you both break up over your losses. I really like Kevin's take on his near miss with death experience. It can be very freeing not being afraid of the end. There is a peace to it. I'm glad Kevin has found it.
This is one episode I may listen to again sometime.
Goddamit this made me cry. You start talking about the loss of a pet, and that's something that can/will strike a nerve in virtually any person.
Joey Samelak
And these douche bags calling them fags and pussies for tearing up are just repressed insecure ass holes. Anyone who isn't a sociopath and has lost a pet probably teared up listening to this. I did.
Yeah man, my dog ain't doing so good and is up in age, definately got me teary eyed.
First time I ever cried during a Rogan podcast. Godammit! This was a damn good conversation. Much love
Aj howpe jou mejke jour konnektion∵
Listening to the puppy story has literally made me cry. Grown man in my 30’s and that was utterly heartbreaking. Much love to joe and Kevin, the vet who got killed, and RIP to the puppy x
Wuss
@@jojoface4940 Nah,brave men are brave not only to difficult circumstances but also to emotions they aren't afraid to run away from.Pussies like you are too insecure to feel something to the point of them crying because they are insecure about their manhood
Holy Shit! Joe Rogan is actually human, Ive watched a thousand episodes of this, and I dont think Ive ever seen him like how he was talkin about the puppy/Vet.
Peopøle lysten insted ov djust wajting før dheir tœrn tu spik∵
Saskatoon Sky over the last 8 years I would say Ive listened to 1000 episodes.
Don't listen to saskatool. He apparently spends his days watching and negatively commenting on someone's videos he supposedly despises. He is a shite troll and altogether ridiculously lame person. His life must suck something awful for him to be so bitter. It's sad
Wow, this one played on my heart strings. Fuck, I love dogs. Hurts so much to have them pass. RIP - Brandy and Bella.
JustinBieber This coming from someone with the name “JustinBieber”? Take your own advice.
You cunts are gettin me down readin these, my dogs about 11 year old but hes still fit as fuck so def atleast a few more years left in him.
RIP bigg dawg
When they talked about their dogs I cried a little bit man. Seeing Joe break up like that was pretty crazy.
Michael Melvin That had me tearing up! It reakly showed his human side! Grear show!!!
Now Joe knows how vegans feel when he goes out hunting.
Plant Seeds Stay Woke he was crying cause a good guy got killed by a fucking drunk driver not just the dog
Hunting is worse than drunk driving because drunk drivers don't kill intentionally.
Plants have lives and feel pain too, jackass. We are all predators. Get over it.
"My wife got mad, she said you never made me an omelette"
"Yeah, but look the dog is dying"
IDK I found that funny
arien machicote man’s best friend lol
I love Kevin Smith.
For sure man. Great dude.
I knew this podcast would be 3+ hours and I'm not mad about it.
he seems so out of touch
DEUCE MONTANA damn that was an easy trigger. well done.
i got down to the comments to write just that but then isaw your comment
Props to Joe for crying. We’re very lucky to have him on planet earth
Bill Owen We're not worthy.
"Props" for crying? what?
For having the strength to show vulnerability.
When did he cry? What time stamp?
Bill Owen 😂
Kevin Smith is never boring
Joe Casson he's never claimed to be intelligent or well dressed. Why are you so bitter?
Joe Casson More intelligent than you.
The whole end speech Kevin gave about death was incredible
The only time a heart attack story had me in stitches, Redd Foxx doesn't count.
It really fucking was. Such a good episode.
That Creative it really was. I just lost someone a few days ago who I was extremely close to for many years and it really helped me get some perspective. Fantastic episode
I really feel like a lot of that conversation will stick with me. Awesome hearing his perspective from the experience
That Creative it gave me a sense of ease over the whole idea.
This podcast makes me wanna be productive.
...maybe I will be. Someday.
Same here, it's very motivational. Kevin and Joe are inspirational people and come across as people who would make very good friends. Certainly have a lot in common, interests wise with both of them, not hunting though (Joe) although I understand the self sufficiency angle!
Billy Sotherden hhhhbnnnnnnjnnnnn. Mmmmmł
Right. I'll start tomorrow. Lol
It doesn't make you want to go out into the wild and run with a wild cat? See what the fuck happens?
Come on man, you can do it...maybe.
Come on Joe get Macaulay Culkin on the podcast
Abdul Rahman Abdel Razek
That would actually be a great show. I'm sure that dude has some amazing stories if you think about the life he's lived.
heard Macaulay on WTF with Marc Maron … worth a listen
pudder68
I'll check it out, thanks
Macaulay has his own podcast for those unaware. It's called Bunny Ears.
He was on an episode of Smodcast.. not a great listen honestly haha frantic energy
This episode was so emotional. That moment Kevin said "I killed my best friend" I went from okay to instantly crushed. Anyone who had ever had to make that decision knows how heartbreaking it is. You will never stop punishing yourself.
Luk ʌp intu dhe starz ænd you/re gon∵
InCoreWrecked --- It's an extremely painful process, but it's easier to accept when you bear in mind why it needs to be done. the alternative is just more needless suffering. This is why Kevin made the recording of his dog, in pain...so he could always remind himself why he had to do it.
I won't deny that I've struggled with the same thing, but it's actually an act of love and compassion. I hope that, if I'm ever laid up in the hospital, with stage-four cancer eating away at my body, someone will have the mercy to "snow" me with enough Morphine to "send me off". Anything else would be selfish (if not sadistic).
bloody hell...here I am a grown man washing up the plates...listening to Joe and Kevin talking about their dogs....looking over at mine on the chair....your bringing a grown man to tears...thanks guys
Yeah, Joe cried, then Kevin cried, then I cried.
Men crying over dogs. Lame.
2:24:00 when they start talking about restarting civilization, I'm like, it's March 4, 2020, and I agree with Kevin.
Excellent podcast. Kevin looks great. Glad he's in good spirits after his heart attack. He seems to have a healthy perspective on life. Many people are unaware they are having a heart attack. That's why they are called the silent Bob killers.
no.
Real Greatrock
You're clearly uneducated and should listen more than you speak
Well said. He survived the Widowmaker heartattack.....👏👏👏
I only allow myself one comment per video and I have decided to use it on you. This joke is fucking golden.
Thank you.
Real Greatrock you must be a real intellectual
I smashed that like button when Joe cried. POWERFUL
Kevin Smith is one of my favorite guest that rarely comes on. He needs to come on more often. But you can always tell when Joe genuinely likes someone
its so easy to listen to people when you can feel they are really interested in talking to each other. i started this thinking id listen to it for a half an hour while i make breakfast. cut to 3 hours later and im on my living room floor still listening. this was a great podcast. kevin was funny.
I gotta admit I've been kinda on a ripping on Kevin Smith band wagon, even though I loved his earlier movies, but this got me. So human. Both he and Joe. This is probably one of my favourite episodes.
Amit of the Flesh Tearers this is probably one of my favorites as well! Kevin seems a down to earth guy a rare quality with the super famous celebs in Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
Welcome to the we love Kevin Smith band wagon, take a seat please.
@@facespaz OH NO IT'S CHRIS HANSEN
So human. So unexpected from humans since they 're humans
I am about Kevin's age and I remember when he was a very talented storyteller who also came off as a pretentious prick. I'm not hating I was a pretentious prick too, and I didn't do half the cool shit he did. He has grown up alot and become humble. He remains entertaining, he has become more likeable.
Kevin Smith is a national treasure
Yeah Canada's for some reason.
@@aurahoneydew9607 if youre canadian, youre American. I think we all know in the event of some major war or crisis in canada or involving canada the u.s will swoop in full force and kick ass side by side with the canadians. Our military trains a lot of canadian military and special forces
Canada wouldnt need the us cause we dont start bullshit beef with other countries
@@Cannabails We don't?
"If you put me in a room with a cat....I'm coming out of that room 100% of the time."
Joe's knowledge and fear of big ass cats reminds me of Archer's fear of Crocodiles lol.
It was alligators, in the American swamps. Sorry to be that guy, just a lonely biologist..
"Well... 3 years ago they caught a 9 foot croc in the surf of Myrtle Beach, so you know.... Shit happens"
You were totally right, Crocodiles were his second biggest fear... It's been a while since I've seen that episode... Freaking netflix... taking away my archer lol
You are right, there is a less common American Crocodile species as well as Salties being released into the Florida swamps along with the Burmese Pythons.. Was the 9 footer a salt water croc that had been released or a proper wild animal?
Not sure... Just quoting Archer at this point lol. I'm not even gonna pretend to know anything about the What's going on with Reptiles in America. You'd probably have no fun making me look like a fool if I did lol. I'm actually surprised they were releasing new animals into the ecosystem like that... I thought that was a major no no?
Alf-Einar Sivertsen omg 🤣🤣🤣 aneurysms.
Joe Rogan seems to me like the kind of guy who wouldnt talk during a movie. I like that.
Joes crying, Kevin’s crying, I’m crying. Jesus...
Brandon Cole dude I literally started tearing up as well. And I'm not a cryer by any stretch of the imagination. I'm told constantly I have no feelings which couldn't be further from the truth but I just dont. They got me going almost instantly
I had to go hug my dogs
Wuss
First time I actually seen Joe this sad.. Damn. Btw I just got to get this out there, Joe is a fking role model of mine. I bet he is that to million of others, the work ethics, objective mindset etc. Just great!
Inside The Dog-World prob because this idiot keeps interupting him!
Jeff Everett show some respect jefferry
Inside The Dog-World Wether Joe is real or just a TV/Podcast personality, Joe truly is a role model for many of us and although I don't agree with everything he might say, I have nothing but respect for the guy. "Joseph you stay away from that man!!"
Joe Rogan, objective mindset.....ahaha.
Keith Chapman nah rather let my dog do it. Altough Joe is beautiful. Btw, how old are you 😂😂😂
Never cried almost three times during a podcast.
The vet getting killed okay. But what were the other two parts?
Hahahahaha woah!!!!!!
Damn, you can't even be mad. You got brilliantly baited into a sick burn bro.
+fluffykittynoodles that's horrible.. i'm tearing up too. moment of silence for Felix Lupin's mother. Poor girl
fluffykittynoodles looooooooooool
His poor mum
Damn. I could listen to them talk for hours. Great vibes and respect for one another
Holy shit, when Joe started crying... Rawest moment ever on JRE.
time? I don't wanna watch the whole thing
zebextredon Then you dont deserve to see the moment.
1:36:43 Here ya go buddy. Lol
zebextredon 1 hour 25 mark. Talking about a puppy he had and his vetinarian friend who died
Kevin?
Man. This podcast got eh seh motional. Cried a couple times.
true baby
Sincy topic
Brian lol I pause it like am I suppose to be crying mins later I'm like witch one of y'all mf cutting Onions
Me too bro
And that's ok.
Such a beautiful converasation, brought to tears with the puppy talk
Joe Rogan: "I used to believe in Bigfoot"
1 hour and 38 minutes later...
Joe Rogan: "How did your dog write four of your movie scripts?"
Lmao, I thought the same thing 😂😂😂
Brendan Schaub wishing he had cried with Joe. Guarantee he's going to cry next time he's on. And I know your hiding in the comments Schaub.
Ghost Andretti To whomever gets it: it’s possible to both love Brendan Schaub for his current career, to have been a fan in his erstwhile day job since TUF... yet also find jokes like this RELENTLESSLY funny to such a degree that intrinsically Brendan being Brendan manifests this hilarity out of others, and it makes perfect sense. Also: I was just blowing dudes. OK, by dudes I mean tigers and by blowing I mean wrestling.
hahahahaha fmd
Brendan "at least I admitted I've touched other guy's dicks" Schaub
Hahaha
i like schaub. and im laughing hard. i do not know why haha
I never thought Silent Bob and the guy from Fear Factor would have me tearing up but damn it they did.
that's because you're a puss, and fear is evidently a factor for you.
Great podcast. I got so emotional seeing Joe and Kevin tear up about their dogs. I love these dudes
This has just become my utmost favorite interview of all time. Two people connecting over the loss of a beloved pet, this is the vary heart of humanity.
My only regret, is it took me so long to see it.
Evilcabaal it came to you at the right time. I just found it !
It just came to me and it's may 2020 and i can't believe how this interview really connected to a lot of us, i wish i seen this when my dog passed in January 2020 but never too late
I had a heart attack in 2011 but I didn't realize it because I just woke up feeling weird and I waited almost 5 hours before I finally called my Dad to come pick me up and take me to the doctor. I had drank the night before and it felt like my lungs hurt and at first I thought maybe I smoked too many cigarettes the night before. Then it started hurting a little more and more and I couldn't get comfortable until I was lying face down on the floor with a pillow under my chest. I felt OK in that position so I laid there over 4 hours then I realized my arms were going numb. That is when I finally called my dad and had him take me to a clinic. The clinic took me right in and hooked me up to an EKG then gave me 4 nitro pills and immediately called an ambulance. By then I realized it was serious. When I got to the hospital they did the same procedure as Kevin had but they put 3 stints in. The doc said if I had waited another 15 minutes I probably wouldn't have made it to the operating room in time. The good news is having the heart attack turned out to be a good thing because that was when they found out I had a heart defect since birth that they later fixed by a second operation. It was really interesting listening to Kevin's experience because I can honestly relate to what he was thinking because my thoughts were very similar.
Dallas Moore glad to hear ya pulled through buddy, im getting to that heart attack "age" now as im 40, im not looking forward to it and hope it doesnt happen but they tend to run in my family
Watch What the Health
I was having anxiety attacks and I thought I was having a heart attack my brain made my arms go numb!
I thought I was dying but still here.
Wow. Kevin Smith's take on death and what was running through his head in that hospital bed was absolutely beautiful and in a way inspiring. Who knew the goofball that made clerks was such an enlightened individual!
"Joe Rogan Did it all with his mouth" - Kevin Smith
I wanna give you a “like” but you’re at ‘69’ 😂
This podcast went from saddening to mindblowing.
KEVIN BEEN WEARING THE SAME SHIT FOR THIRTY YEARS
T Alberts hes wearing the same outfit from the last time on Joes show. Lol.
What are you, his mom? Who cares
Angus Young from AC/DC wearing same shit for 50 years. Both way richer than you sunshine.
T Alberts I love that guy a true free individual
To be fair the artwork is velcro,
One of the few times I watched until the very last second. This was so good. Joe, doubt you'll see this but, thanks for having Kevin on. This was awesome.
Kevin's wife: "You never made me omelets"
Kevin: "well, the dog was dying"
LOL
After those other stories, fuck yes
i died at that part laughed so hard
Kevin Smith's face got younger and his voice got older.
He lives in Hollywood.
I'm willing to bet he gets botox.
I think his voice is the same
@@janrees4887 no, he lost weight
@@janrees4887 The man almost died so he changed his lifestyle to a much healthier one, that can easily explain him looking young for his age.
@@janrees4887 Men don't get Botox unless they are very pretentious and vain. Kevin,being a guy who obviously is in no way into "Fashion" or even dressing like an adult male is the exact opposite of the type that would even think of doing that.
I know joe, and kevin will never read this.. but i have been plagued with a depression that was mainly caused by encroaching thoughts of death ... and ive seen multiple therapists over the years about it and kevins words about his heart attack were the first thing in my entire life that helped with that... i am not calmed by any means but this is the first time i could see a possible world where i dont have this constant fear, thanks Kevin, and thanks Joe
tay w blessed 💪
Powerful.
You are not alone. 👍 Same here.
Im so sorry your dealing with that.
Nothing wrong with constant fear...unless it's constant fear of Fruity Pebbles.....
Jamie didn't cry because he got a A in physics
SuperNano29 😂😂😂
haha winner.
He wasn’t paying attention due to a deaf jack russell going off.
He needs to keep his tears held down with gravity to his spherical eyeball to prove the worlds round to Bravo.
SuperNano29 he got an A in not crying 101
These two guys are gold. Such talent, such heart, one of the best so far. Please do this again soon joe 👍
Joe “venom from the Star Wars books” Rogan
I literally LOL’d when Joe said, “if I’m in a room with a house cat, I’m coming out of that room 100% of the time!”
Im like "I think most humans are, Joe".
That was hilarious. Hope animal activists dont get butt hurt.
"Always have a plan to kill everyone you meet." LOL
Hahaha! Indeed, I would say most people are. I would even say ALL grown, adults are. People forget how dangerous house cats can be to human beings because of the bacteria they commonly harbor under their claws, the fairly wide variety of viruses in addition to very harmful bacteria which are responsible for causing potentially fatal conditions, diseases, extremely serious infection either transferable to humans or much more harmful to humans.
For instance, I was shocked when I first entered the nursing field and worked my first few months in an ER and learned exactly what legally must take place-the steps that are LEGALLY MANDATED for us as healthcare providers and professionals to take...in the event of A HOUSECAT BITE. If it broke the skin? Which, is almost guaranteed since most people are not rushing to an ER in this country where you're lucky to have insurance and if you do the co pay for the ER alone isn't some teeny tiny sum, not tiny enough to be wasting money to be seen for an injury that didn't even break the skin whatsoever. Where there's absolutely no bleeding? Probably almost never happens.
Anyway, LONG story short... we had to get the CDC involved and everything. The bacteria a giant percentage of domesticated house felines even ones who never go outdoors harbor in their mouths is nothing to laugh off. Much more dangerous from that aspect than a dog bite of the same size and depth into tissue penetrated would be. More dangerous probably to a dog bite double the surface size and considerably deeper in tissue penetrated.
If a cat bites you like that you're automatically and immediately going to get a course of fairly strong antibiotics, some docs may even order the first dose be administered IV right then and there with the remainder of the course to be filled by prescription and taken at home.
Even after that, I promise you not only are you going to receive an obnoxious amount of follow up phone calls from the CDC and the Hospital but if you for some reason decided to just ditch the prescription and not even fill the antibiotics; the CDC can and will be aware quite quickly and they will contact you pretty constantly until you answer and they can convince you to take your antibiotics.
I am not sure but I think another concern when they hear a domesticated cat has bitten a human being to that degree-so seriously that the skin is broken-is that there may be a possibility that the cat has rabies. House cats rarely bite humans. They generally can and will flee, hide, escape and find a spot higher up to improve their point of view and overall visibility. I'm not saying that they don't get mad enough or they won't get scared enough, but they're pretty smart- maybe they would bite the other house cat or dog they're caught in that scenario with as defensive technique, a human being who is exponentially larger though? They know that if personal safety is the overall goal; they are going to have a WAY BETTER chance meeting that shit using their flight response.
Woman kills bobcat with bare hands. www.al.com/news/huntsville/index.ssf/2018/06/georgia_woman_kills_rabid_bobc.html
Joe please have Kevin on your podcast more often. You two have amazing chemistry ✊🏽
Joe "ive never done coke but i think id like it" rogan
Wife: You've never made me eggs.
Husband: Come on, the dog's dying here.
Dog: Yeah, you're fine.
Love the podcasts with Kevin Smith
Jesus Joe, You are the goddamn man of this century , Thank you for this, keep on going man!
Kevin Smiths story about his heart attack is a beautiful journey. Suspense, laughter, a great climax and a happy ending
This is the best podcast/interview I've ever seen. Absolutely incredible.
2 gallons of milk a day...suicide by milk
Grape gave my buddy type 1 diabetes ... He's active and skinny and drank a gallon or 3 a day, almost killed him, laid out on his floor in a coma all night til I found him... Its not in sync with evolution
Jasmine Wood i thought you wrote ‘Grape gave my friend type 1 diabetes’ haha wtf
I love those guys! This podcast and youtube channel.. amazing!
they love you, too.
Mike Porter thanks
rogan is the best interviewer ever, let's be honest.. kevin is awesome also. best episode in a while I must say.
@joerogan @kevinsmith. The conversation of your dogs and hearing story of Kevin and his labs. Really hit me hard. It really hit home. I remember when my first dog ever owned I had to put down because she was in pain from cancer. It was one of toughest moments in my life. Thinking about it breaks my heart. Hearing you guys stories reminded me of that day. I even got a portrait tattoo of my dog with the caption “All dogs go to heaven”. Thank you for this interview.
I absolutely love this show. I'm currently addicted haha. Also, i cried when Kevin was saying the story of the labs.
first half: wtf let joe talk
second half: wtf let kevin talk
Squirlyfresh what is this a crossover episode between IFunny and RUclips
The proof that headphones curb talking over each other.
Man, I’m so glad Kevin’s on again. Great podcast, you look great and stay healthy. Thanks for the amazing episode.
I’m not crying... you’re crying!
Everyone is surprised that Kevin is so articulate. Remember that he wrote every line of those movies.
Nobody was surprised
I think that he wrote every line of a movie like Dogma is one of the reasons people why question how articulated he is. I love it, but it has some pretty silly stuff and Mewes' lines are not exactly Shakespeare (would be totally out of place). But he is actually known for writing and being pretty articulate, there was a theory that he wrote Good Will Hunting for Ben, which did win awards for writing, because no one believed that pretty boy Ben Affleck could be so articulate.
@@braddenscott6932 why's it only a theory. Kevin Smith talks loads surely he would of said if he did right?
He also wrote movies that he didn’t direct. As well as wrote comics and Screenplays
That was amazing! That was some very entertaining dialogue between two podcast giants. I could listen to them talk all day long!
I love Joe, I love Kevin. I did NOT expect to be sat here bawling my fucking eyes out. Thanks guys x
I'm only half way through this and this podcast was powerful. Thanks for this experience.
powerful joe rogan indeed
Kevin Smith is such a great conversation.. Great podcast.. He seems very down to earth and has a ton of humility
Even though Kevin's last few movies have been sub par, his originals still hold a spot in my heart. Such classics.
Watched this live last night. Joe and Kevin cry. 😢 Thanks for keeping it real Joe! Love your podcasts!💋🍒💋
God, nothing makes me bawl like dog stories.
Joe's story w/ the dog is making me cry & I'm ok w/ it.
This podcast will save many lives...thank you Kevin 😇
Kevin has lost a lot of weight! Looking great man!
Pretty unfamiliar thin. I hope he has no cancer.
you guys have been out of the loop. smith had a potentially fatal heart attack earlier this year. it was a wake up call. he's been talking about it nonstop
Yeah he was even working hard to lose weight before that over the last couple of years. The heart attack was just another eye opener for him. He did Talking Dead a few times over the past couple seasons and the difference has been noticeable.
Almost dying of a massive heart attack will really get the ball rolling on weight loss.
Kevin Smith is Awesome......👍👍👍😎😎😎
they are both awesome by far my favorite podcast show right here
I love your podcasts with Kevin, I find them so funny and brilliant. I’ve watched them a couple of times!
"Venom from the Star Wars books"
Thomas Kolb literally I'm weak right now
Reeeeee
Joe tried...ha.
This podcast made me laugh cry and was amazing and interesting thank you.
Joe "Ima kill that housecat" Rogan
100% he's coming out of that room.
Kevin "I make omelettes for dogs" Smith
V "I create nicknames for people with their own quotes" S
This Needs to be a shirt. Lol
This has been one of my favorite episodes. I'm so glad Kevin is okay and I can't wait to see more of his work in the future.
"I would eat ALL the candy, if you presented it".
Finally, someone else used the exact words verbatim that I used to describe my relationship with sugar.
It's all or nothing for us candy junkies.
I cut my sweet tooth attacks with apples and bananas.
I cant remember if it was this podcast or Rich Rolls, but I heard someone say 'sometimes abstinence is easier than moderation', that is me and sugar!
So freaking true. That's how it is for me. When Joe used to talk about Keto all the time, I did it for 6 months. I was already in good shape and working out 5 days a week but it cut me down to 6% body fat from 9% I was originally at. After I had no sugar for 2 weeks, I didn't even desire it anymore. Needless to say, when I started using medicinally to encourage a stable sleeping pattern, I went right into destroying that sleep pattern with copious amounts of sugar waterfalls... Sugar is my dirty mistress.