"He’s lost the plot", "Another forever-saved episode" - Fans divided as Joe Rogan reunites with Jordan Peterson for another podcast episode

Fans gave mixed reactions to Jordan B. Peterson's recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast. Peterson is a Canadian clinical psychologist, known for his conservative-leaning views and commentary on socio-political issues. While he finds significant support in a section of society, others have been critical of him.

Peterson, who has appeared on the JRE podcast several times in the past, has engaged with Rogan on a variety of topics. @thejrecompanion recently took to Instagram and shared the details of the podcast episode No.2308, which aired on April 22.

Check out the post below:

Fans took to the comments section of the post to share their thoughts on the podcast featuring Peterson. While many fans criticized his views expressed in recent years, a few seemed to be excited to listen to his conversation with Rogan on the podcast.

One fan commented:

"He's lost the plot. Can't stand him anymore."

Another fan wrote:

"Another forever-saved episode, thank you both,"

Check out more fan reactions below:

Fan reactions to @thejrecompaninon's post on Instagram

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Jordan B. Peterson tells Joe Rogan what fascinates young men about Andrew Tate

In recent years, former kickboxer and controversial influencer Andrew Tate has gained significant fame with his views on masculinity and the role of women in society, among other sensitive issues.

During his appearance on the aforementioned episode of The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Jordan B. Peterson shared his opinion on what attracts young men to Andrew Tate's views, stating:

"They'd rather be Andrew Tate than an incel, and they're right. It's best to give the Devil its due. If you had to choose between being kind of flabby, unhealthy and resentful and in your basement, looking at p*rnography, hating women because all of them reject you all the time and you desere it, you're ineffectual and the future looks pretty damn gloomy..."

Peterson added:

"And then you see Andrew Tate, who's tough and hyper masculine in a manner that's almost parody and wealthy and famous, and apparently has women at his disposal, you're like, I'd much rather be him than me."

Check out Jordan B. Peterson's comments below (2:17):