Name: Joe Rogan Experience #2358 - Chadd Wright
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #2358 - Chadd Wright' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2025-07-31. Transcript available.

Joe Rogan Experience #2358 - Chadd Wright

the joe rogan experience train by day joe rogan podcast by night all day
yeah i do too man i chew tobacco pretty much since i was about 13 years old
but you know as you get older you start to try to optimize everything because
uh the world tells
you everything's going to kill you is chewing tobacco going to kill you well
you know i've
heard people getting mouth cancer yeah that's the main thing is mouth cancer
and it's pretty
mouth cancer is pretty nasty for all forms of cancer are pretty nasty but mouth
cancer
can really screw you up and i think it's the uh the you know like the chemicals
that they spray
on the tobacco when they're growing the tobacco so i don't know maybe if you
grew tobacco
organically and then you chewed it it wouldn't give you mouth cancer probably
makes sense i don't know
well i was just reading something that a hundred percent of california wines
that they tested had
glyphosate on them a hundred percent yeah believe it which is just nuts you
know yeah that stuff is
everywhere i mean it's not it's never going to go anywhere because you know
when i was in the navy
i lived in virginia and we moved out to a rural community and um they grew corn
and soybeans primarily
in the fields and nothing else would grow in that dirt like you could walk the
rows of those crops
you know and there would not be a single weed growing in the field nothing
would grow except for
the genetically modified seed or whatever they put out there you know what i
mean and how long does
that stay in the soil like does that ever come can you ever get that out of the
dirt so that other
things could or would actually thrive there again i guess after many many years
you could yeah it's many
many many years i had will harris from he's from georgia uh white oaks pastures
you ever heard of that
guy i actually listened to that episode that you did with him man because i've
ordered a pile of meat
from them he's great he is that was a great episode and it's a great episode to
educate people on like
how much time it takes to take an industrial farm and convert it to regenerative
agriculture it's not
easy it's a long grind super costly not nearly as profitable and you know he
did it over a course of
20 years and we have two uh jars of soil out there that he gave us and one of
them is a soil from his
neighbor's farm which is an industrial farm and the other one is his and his is
like a dark brown rich
alive soil and the one from his neighbor's farm is just pale and dead and they
have to spray shit all
over it and use industrial fertilizer and i mean yeah it's ugly man and then it's
gotten so far that
like to turn it around and try to feed all the people that we have established
here in this country
in places where nobody's growing food it's like it's almost impossible it's
almost like they're stuck
with this system of industrialized farming yeah i mean yeah there's uh it's it's
being here in austin you
know i don't go to the city much i live on 700 acres in the foothills of the
appalachian mountains
and uh i come here to the city and you know you see the result of packing so
many human beings into
one area yeah how you gonna feed them people right other than other than the
way that we figured out how
to do it i mean how you gonna feed them right i don't know man walking around
the city man it's just
coming from where i live and don't take this as negative i mean people love
cities there's cool
stuff in cities right like people get a lot but me when i come from where i
live
you know i i dude where i i'm in the woods every day for hours and hours i don't
go to town
hardly ever i'm a squirrel hunter i have a little mountain cur you know we go
out and squirrel hunt
for hours every day and but coming to the city it's like the air burns my nose
it's like i've been
coughing all day today you really notice it i notice i can smell it it smells
now we're staying right
in downtown the smell reminds me slightly of lagos nigeria which it's a hundred
x in lagos
it's it literally burns your eyes and your nose to breathe the air there but
even in austin i can
kind of smell the sour you know and then i'm looking at these poor people man
like these people
laying on these park benches and all this stuff and i'm like it just may it
makes you think it makes
you wonder the human's propensity to to stoop lower than an animal like we have
the propensity as human
to stoop lower than an animal in the worst case scenario in the worst case
scenarios yeah i mean
i understand there's so much that goes along with the story that those all the
all of those people have
and it was funny i saw a lady sitting on the edge of the sidewalk today she was
smoking crack or something
and uh now my wife's in recovery and i said it's it's just mind-boggling to me
me being a man of the
country to see the human's propensity to stoop that low and she looked at me
she said well i've done it
i said that's good man my woman is so good brother she came out of it she she
came out of it right i
mean by the grace of god but um well i'm glad you didn't come visit us in la i
would have showed you
some real this is nothing i went to la one time with my buddy jesse itzler he
took me out there when all
this stuff started i got out of the navy he said chad he said uh he asked me to
come coach him teach him
how to run a long ways and i said all right i'll come out there and me and jesse
became fast friends
he said i'm going to take you out here to la he said i'm going to take you on a
few of these
interviews with these people he said but i want you to realize that if you
decide to do this
your life will never be the same and i said all right let's go you mean let's
do a podcast yeah yeah
yeah we just he's an interesting guy he's one of my he's one of my biggest
mentors he's one of he's
a close friend oh i like that dude a lot i had him on yeah i enjoyed talking
yeah i love him to death
man but he uh yeah he took me out there and and la was uh yeah it put me back
really that some of the
places that we went were very similar to some of the areas that we deployed to
just in the smell and the
sites and you know the way people were living it was wild man yeah it's a
chaotic environment and
you get used to anything and people that live there get used to it they don't
know what real peace is
like you know like when i would tell people why i like mountain hunting i'd be
like man it's like a
vitamin that you didn't know you needed you get out there in the mountains and
you smell that clean air
and you just feel it just your whole body just goes ah this is this is so much
better this is so much
better to live like this it is i just don't get a chance to do it that often
you know i don't live
in it like you do living in it is the ultimate you know if you could live in it
and then go visit other
places that's way better to live in nature the noise too the the the noise i
don't think that people
who live in the city they've become acclimated to all of the constant noise
yeah it's never quiet
but when i enter into that environment like that noise is doing it does
something to me like the
traffic and the the constant humming and yeah it just i i i feel like i i begin
to hold this tension
within me yeah i don't know what it's doing to me i don't know man it's sensory
overload yeah but i guess
you can become accustomed to it well people in new york city have to become
accustomed to it and they
actually like it they like that feeling of sensory overload but everybody that
i know that likes that
is fairly unhealthy i don't know any like real fit healthy active people that
really enjoy that
environment so why why do you why why i understand you love what you do but i
mean you could build a
studio somewhere out in the out in the mountains somewhere like why do you
probably do that we're going to
probably build a studio on a ranch next that's okay that's the next move i want
to have like a tactical
course out there for you bass fishing lake and have it set up and do fun with
guests too because
people are going to come see you man that's what i think it's um i mean what
you've done man is is so
cool i tell people all the time if you ever have the opportunity to go and see
someone who is the best in
the world at what they do take that opportunity whether it's a runner a fighter
a kayaker
or a podcaster like it's so cool to be here and to get to witness what you do
how you do it the level
that you go to to make all this happen you're the best in the world like that's
it that's so cool for
me man like if we don't talk here but for 30 minutes i got to see the best in
the world do what
he does and how cool is that man oh thank you and like the hospitality that you
have you know given
me since i've been here it's just next level and that's what you see when you
get to witness the
best in the world do whatever it is they are the best at you just get to see
this whole nother level
of proficiency of skill of technique of mastery and that opens up your mind
into like what's possible
yeah this i mean you can go back and watch the beginning episodes this it was
terrible
in the early days well i'm a podcaster too man i mean i know you are watch your
show all the time
i've got like 400 and something episodes out and and same here when i first
started uh yeah it was
awful but it's so much fun i love it i love it i found your show because of a
video that you did
on your land cruiser because i'm a land cruiser nut yeah and you were talking
about like have a truck that
will like no matter what will work like if if they throw emp pulses in the air
and kill all the
electronics which is people don't understand like every car everyone is driving
has a computer in it
and if something goes on there's some sort of a power grid failure or some sort
of a
a solar flare that knocks out electronics it could knock out your car you have
a brick now
it's not going to work if you don't have a carburetor and you have a car like a
regular old school car
yeah it's not going to you know tucker carlson he drives like a 1978 pickup
truck and i go why do you
drive that he goes because they can't shut it off the government can't get this
got no gps got no he's
super paranoid well the newest vehicle that i have and yes land cruisers are my
favorite i've become close
friends with daniel at tlc 4x4 and he's done two for me 100 series and a 60
series and they did mine too
when they were in la yeah man they're just awesome and uh and like i said my
favorite part about
driving the land cruiser is that it makes people smile i i'm not a very funny
guy you know so there's
not many i don't get many opportunities to make human beings smile but i can
drive this land cruiser and
people look at it point at it they're smiling and like that just that's cool to
me you know what i
mean especially 60 series i think there's like a cool core group of people who
love those things
they yeah and you don't say when i see one i slow down i check it out yeah but
the newest vehicle that
i have and i'm a car guy uh now i was poor most of my life i'm still fairly
poor but you know i got
enough money i can buy the cars that i want now and the newest car that i have
is a 1997
uh dodge diesel truck i have 297 i have an obs ford it's a 97 with the power
stroke diesel
i have a 97 dodge ram with the cummins diesel because those are the two best
diesel engines
undisputedly that have ever been produced um i have the 100 series land cruiser
actually the 100 series
is a 98 but i kind of gave that to my brother so i can't count that the 60
series is 84 i have an 86
toyota they call pickup it's a hilux i don't know if i'm missing something but
i love i love old cars
those old toyotas are bulletproof they never break that's my squirrel hunting
truck yeah it'll go
anywhere you know why am i gonna go spend thirty thousand dollars on a side by
side i i can get
in this toyota truck and go anywhere you can go in a in a uh side by side that's
true that's my squirrel