Still a Shiny Happy Jihad

Joe Rogan has had his hands all up in pop culture. He started off on the NBC sitcom NewsRadio, hosted Fear Factor for six seasons, did a quick stint on The Man Show, and is currently hosting and doing color commentary for UFC bouts. In between all that, Mr. Rogan...

By Brett Gillin

July 16, 2009

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Joe Rogan has had his hands all up in pop culture. He started off on the NBC sitcom NewsRadio, hosted Fear Factor for six seasons, did a quick stint on The Man Show, and is currently hosting and doing color commentary for UFC bouts. In between all that, Mr. Rogan loves spouting conspiracy theories (think faked moon landing), advocating the use of psychedelic drugs like mushrooms and DMT, and calling out other comedians for plagiarism. But don’t think Joe’s stand up show is just preachy, paranoid, or filled with drug references. It’s all those things wrapped into one manic stage performance; and it’s sure to either gravely offend you or send you into uncontrollable laughter. Show up on Friday or Saturday at 550 S. Rosemary Ave. in West Palm Beach. There will be a sign that says Palm Beach Improv, so you’ll know you’re at the right place. Tickets cost $21.30 and the show carries a two drink minimum per person. Call 561-833-1812, or visit palmbeachimprov.com for show times.
Fri., July 17; Sat., July 18, 2009

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