On this episode, we covered the Joe Rogan Experience 1949 with guest, Russell Brand.

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No, Rogan Experience starts now. Welcome back to the show.

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I'm Cecil Sousarello.

That's Michael Marshall.

Today, we're going to be covering Joe's March 2020-interview with Russell Brand.

So, Marsh, how did Joe introduce

Brand in the show notes?

Russell Brand is a comedian,

actor, author, activist,

and host of the podcast,

Stay Free with Russell Brand.

There should be a copious use of air quotes

around a lot of those things in there. Is there anything else we should... And in the future around staying free as well. We'll find that out. Is there anything else we should know about Russell Brand? Yeah, just so, so much. So for anyone who doesn't really know a great deal about Russell Brand, he was a massive star in the UK. He really was. He was a presenter or a comedian. He was even a film star for a while. He was so ubiquitous in the 2000s and the 2010 right across the British media. Like he was so recognizable for his Florid language and his quasi-Dikensian delivery, a lot of what we're going to see, a lot of which we're going to see in the show that we cover here. But he was also known for his skinny jeans, ridiculously back combed

hair. His act oscillated between pretentious, overly verbose imagery and then graphic allusions

to his sex life. And we're kind of go between the two. And this pretentiousness of his act

carried him into fairly odd places.

So in 2013, he gave a political interview to the BBC

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