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‘Any Given Wednesday’: Joe Rogan’s Career Path, Conspiracy Theories, and LeBron’s Legacy

By The Ringer Staff
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Last night on Any Given Wednesday, Joe Rogan broke down Brock Lesnar’s career, and Chris Bosh, Anthony Anderson, and Bill Simmons took a closer look at Kevin Durant’s decision to go to Golden State. And if you want to hear more from any of them, you’re in luck — we have bonus clips.

Rogan discussed Fear Factor, podcasting, and his favorite conspiracy theories — including his observation that you’ll only find “un-fuckable white guys” looking for Bigfoot. Meanwhile, Anderson and Bosh talked about LeBron’s unbelievable block and where he now ranks among all-time greats.

Extra Time With Joe Rogan

Extra Time with Anthony Anderson and Chris Bosh

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