“Kind of Freaked Out”- Months After Daughters Confession, Joe Rogan Explains Bone-Chilling Supernatural Experience to Comedian Matt Rife

Would you believe that? Tik-Tok sensation and comic Matt Rife just revealed that he went ‘ghost hunting’ in the infamous ‘Conjuring’ house. Yes, this is the same property that was featured in the iconic ‘Conjuring’ movies. Now, he has shared his findings on UFC icon and renowned comic Joe Rogan‘s $200-million-worth JRE podcast.

Notably, Rife was featured on a recent episode of the tantalizing JRE podcast. In his conversation with the UFC commentator, the 28-year-old comedian made intriguing statements about his visit to the Conjuring house. This intriguing narrative comes against the backdrop of Rogan’s daughter’s harrowing confession about his dream project ‘Comedy Mothership’ – which the 12-year-old claims to be ‘haunted.’ But what does Rogan have to say about his fellow comic’s visit to the Conjuring house?

Joe Rogan makes intriguing revelations about his supernatural beliefs

Joe Rogan hosted Matt Rife for a revealing discussion on episode #2033 of his JRE podcast. In a thought-provoking exchange, Rogan and Rife explored the intricate connection between perception and the supernatural. The UFC commentator kicked off the conversation by delving into the impact of knowing the haunted history of a location before visiting it.

He noted that the knowledge of a place being haunted can lead to heightened expectations and nervousness when exploring it. Presenting his POV, Rogan added, “You[referring to Matt] knew the Conjured house was haunted, right? So, you go there with this feeling and this expectation. That’s what I always wonder about these things. Like how much of, how much of – and this isn’t just imagining things. This is like the mind itself seems to have some unmeasured effect on the world…”

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Rogan even questioned whether our thoughts and expectations can influence our experiences in these allegedly haunted locations. He pondered whether individuals, anticipating encounters with ghosts due to their pre-existing beliefs, might inadvertently manifest these experiences through their heightened state of anticipation.

Rife chimed in, acknowledging the potential for our perceptions to shape our supernatural encounters. The 28-year-old stated, “And you don’t manifest your own perception of things – for sure!” What’s more – he expressed excitement about the possibility of tapping into energies and memories that may linger in these haunted places, emphasizing the thrill of such experiences.

Joe Rogan and Matt Rife delve into the allure of the supernatural

As the discussion unfolded, both Rogan and Rife agreed on the intriguing nature and the allure of the supernatural. While they contemplated the role of perception – the duo also shared a sense of fascination with the idea that unmeasurable energies and connections could exist beyond our understanding. Arguing the same, Rogan furthered: “You’re at this elevated level of anticipation – you’re probably really nervous and kind of freaked out. And your imagination starts firing up.”

Rife, in particular, expressed his excitement about such possibilities. He concluded his remarks, chiming in: “I could see that being possible. But to me – that’s what’s so exciting about it!” He also highlighted the idea that these unexplained phenomena make such experiences all the more captivating.

The conversation between Joe Rogan and Matt Rife delved deep into the realm of the supernatural and the human mind’s capacity to shape and interpret mysterious encounters. While they questioned the influence of perception, they couldn’t help but be drawn to the excitement and allure of the unexplained. What do you think of Rogan’s take on the allure of the supernatural? Do you agree with the UFC commentator’s POV? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

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