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I’ve only listened to a few of Joe’s interviews but I really disagree that he pushes back often at all. He kind of seems like a golden retriever, eager to agre
by jjj123 6y ago
I’ve only listened to a few of Joe’s interviews but I really disagree that he pushes back often at all.
He kind of seems like a golden retriever, eager to agree and please and genuinely non judgemental about the majority of his guests’ opinions.
It makes for great conversations, and also a great platform for shitty people.
- StillBored 6y agoI think he pushes back against a fair number of things. But he treats his guests with respect, and won't push peoples buttons (for example, look at some of the vegan guests/etc). So he frequently lets things slide, and if you listen, you can frequently hear it, just like you can tell when your friends are doing the "sure, lets change the topic now" thing around you to avoid conflict. The veggie thing is probably one of those areas that at some point someone will show up and be like, its possible to body build, live a healthy life without your tst supplements and eating raw deer. And he will end up having a reasoned conversation with them. Maybe, he has a lot of fairly unscientific beliefs around nutrition AFAIK. BTW: Not sure I really agree with either of you, but there are is some very downvote heavy people in this topic, and I've been upvoting a lot of things I think have been unfairly downvoted for expressing fairly reasoned opinions. So have an upvote.. :)