“The Building I Bought Was Owned by a Cult”: Months After Starting Anti Woke Club, Joe Rogan Makes Shocking Disclosure on History of the Location

The UFC commentator Joe Rogan is not someone who likes to remain stagnant in one particular position. The 55-year-old is interested in finding new fields and topics that interest him. For MMA fans, Rogan is one of the best UFC color commentators and has rich technical knowledge about the sport. Apart from being a commentator, Rogan is also a highly successful podcaster. His podcast, ‘The Rogan Experience,” is one of the most popular podcasts in the world. Something that Rogan keeps close to his heart is the role of a stand-up comic.

Being a comedian himself, the former Fear Factor host is someone who views freedom of speech as an important aspect. Rogan feels that every comedian should have a place to say whatever they want without fear of being canceled. Keeping this in mind, the UFC commentator started an anti-woke club called ‘Comedy Mothership.’ At the moment, Rogan talks about the history behind the location of the club. Rogan’s tale can easily shock the listener.

The history of the location of ‘Comedy Mothership’

In the #1998 episode of JRE, Rogan, and stand-up comic Ali Siddiq discussed Rogan’s club’s location, which is situated on 6th Street in the historic Ritz building in Austin. The podcaster said, “It’s normal for me now. I know it sounds f*cked up, but I’m just being honest. So the building that I bought was owned by a cult. I didn’t knew the extend of it until I was already in the deal to sign the contract. My friend Adam called me up, he was like ‘Hey man, you have watched documentary on this cult?’ I told no, he goes, ‘Oh it’s bad. You should have watched it. He was it was just f*cking crazy.’ It’s called Holly Hell yeah.“

Rogan further provided more details about the previous owner of the building. He said, “It’s about this dude’s name is Jamie Gomez and he was a gay porn star and a hypnotist and he started a club… he was teaching people yoga and he got a bunch of young disciples. They believe that he was a guru and he was god energy.” Siddiq was spellbound after listening to the history of the location. He never expected things to be this complicated when Rogan began to talk about the place.

The UFC commentator’s new venture

Comedy Mothership is the UFC commentator’s new venture. The club is the result of Rogan’s two and a half years of hard work. He always wanted to provide a platform for canceled comedians to joke freely about whatever came to their minds. Ever since he began the club, it has been running smoothly.

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Currently, the place is famous for Rogan’s anti-cancel culture club. He turned a lot of eyeballs towards the club when he invited canceled comedians like Ron White, Roseanne Barr, David Lucas, Tim Dillon, and Tony Hinchcliffe to his club. Now, Rogan has once again shocked his fans by sharing the history of the location of his club. What do you make of the spellbinding story said by Rogan? Let us know in the comments section below.

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