Donald Trump appears on Joe Rogan's podcast ahead of 2024 election: Where to watch and listen
Donald Trump appears on Joe Rogan's podcast ahead of 2024 election: Where to watch and listen
    Posted on 10/26/2024
Former President Donald Trump appeared on the popular podcast, "The Joe Rogan Experience," with Joe Rogan.

The interview took place Friday in Rogan's Austin-based studio, marking Trump’s first appearance on Rogan’s wildly popular show just 10 days away from the 2024 presidential election.

"Hello, world," said Rogan in a TikTok posted to Trump's account Friday night. "We just wrapped up a great podcast."

"We had a good time. I think you'll find it very interesting," Trump said. "And enjoy it."

Vice President Kamala Harris made her own appearance in the Lone Star State, holding a rally in Houston alongside Beyoncé.

Trump has made appearances in other podcasts throughout the campaign trail, such as Theo Von’s “This Past Weekend,” as the Republican presidential candidate looks to increase his lead among male voters. Trump has also made appearances on the show “Full Send,” hosted by the pro-Trump NELK boys (short for Nick, Elliot, Lucas, and Kyle).

Here's where to watch and listen.

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Where to watch, listen to 'The Joe Rogan Experience'?

The popular podcast is available on multiple platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.

Rogan's episode with Trump was posted late Friday night.

The podcast was formerly only available on Spotify, however the platform announced in February a renewed partnership with Rogan that made the podcast available on competing platforms. The Wall Street Journal first reported the new deal and reported that Joe Rogan would receive a $250 million contract over its multiyear term, according to sources. The Wall Street Journal also reported that the contract involves an upfront minimum guarantee, in addition to a revenue sharing agreement based on ad sales.

Fernando Cervantes Jr. is a trending news reporter for USA TODAY. Reach him at fernando.cervantes@gannett.com and follow him on X @fern_cerv_.
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