Joe Rogan Experience #2472 - Jeff Ross
In a Nutshell
Joe Rogan and Jeff Ross bond over Kill Tony's comedy success, their dogs' personalities and training (like Ross's Broadway-performing German Shepherd Nipy), and comedy losses (Norm Macdonald, Gilbert Gottfried, Bob Saget, Patrice O'Neal), while sharing wild stories from Charlie Sheen tours, roasts (upcoming Kevin Hart Netflix roast), and USO trips. Ross reflects on early martial arts, colon cancer survival prompting diet changes (anti-inflammatory real foods, keto, fasting over processed junk), autoimmune alopecia, and aging fears, promoting enjoyment of comedy's grind with no finish line. Key takeaways: Dogs demand purpose like comedians; nutrient-dense ancestral diets combat inflammation/cancer better than medical dogma; roasts revive raw comedy amid cancel culture.
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Joe Rogan and Jeff Ross discuss Kill Tony, hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe. Ross plans to attend tonight. Hinchcliffe views them as early supporters. The show is a runaway train, building a community from open mics, roasts, personality, and friends. Everywhere Ross goes, people mention Kill Tony. It's a fun show with a great idea no one thought of before. Tony is the new Johnny Carson. Alumni like Adam Ray sell out giant theaters and are destroying now. This is their tribe. Good time for comedy.
Ross has a golden retriever and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, a little tiny fella. Rogan has a German Shepherd. They need exercise and tasks. German Shepherds love to run, dig, climb, and go on adventures. Goldens are low-maintenance, chill, lay on back for belly rubs. Rogan's golden, Marshall, is on Instagram. Ross's German Shepherd, Nipy, can sit, stay, and run around frantically on command.
Ross put Nipy to work for two months on Broadway. She came out at the end of his show, howled with him to the audience. Trained by Bill Baloney, same trainer as Sandy from Annie. Nipy is a wild rescue German Shepherd from the desert. She jumped on a couch, hit her mark, turned to audience, and sang. Had her own dressing room. After the run ended, she wanted something else to do. Keeping them in apartments without activity is crazy.
Nipy is a rescue from a bummy breeder in Reno during pandemic. Ross had an old senior street dog his ex found; ex left, so Ross cared for her alone for months. Vet suggested a puppy German Shepherd; that was 5 years ago. She's his bestie; they do everything together. Hard leaving her, like having a kid. She looks for buzzwords: going, staying, eating. Gets separation anxiety, attached to one person—Ross is her daddy. Mornings: lays in bed waiting, rolls over arms up for belly rubs, holds her legs and plays her like a guitar, tongue out in euphoria. Once a week, removes collars, rubs neck, eyes water.
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