Welcome to the Quick Rogan review of the week, where we break down Rogan's episodes of last week

with a short summary, fan reactions, a rating out of 10, so you have an idea of which episode

you might like the most, so you can go back and listen. Up first, episode 2438, John Mellencamp.

This was the quiet heavy wake of the week.

Much slower pacing, much more reflective.

Mellencamp spoke openly about family, mortality, regret, and love,

including emotionally heavy discussions around his daughter's health struggles.

Rogan largely stepped back there, which was the right move, letting the conversation just kind of

breathe. There was some heavy, heavy points there. This episode won't trend on TikTok, but it lands

deeply if you're into kind of the reflective headspace.

It's the kind of episode that sneaks up on you emotionally, especially if you're a parent or thinking about legacy.

This is Rogan at its best as a listener. No debate, no ego. Just space for somebody to tell the truth.

The online feel and vibe, smaller audience, but very loyal, described as sad but beautiful. And I'd agree.

Some fans said they had to pause and they needed to come back later. Comment of the

week didn't expect to get emotion or during this episode. Another fan said, this is why long form

podcasts matter. And another, not background noise, this deserves attention. attention overall rating eight out of ten

eight out of ten for this one quiet meaningful and emotionally grounded high rating for this

this is honestly kind of a stacked week in a lot of ways for great episodes but if you have the time

that one is it's up there with a must listen for me it's just a really good episode a little

different for kind of Rogan feel and it just kind of the pacing and the emotional aspect of it

for me really good yeah just definitely a good episode moving on the legend that is episode 2439

johnny knoxville of course he's doing the new fear factor. It makes sense that he would come on.

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