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Joe Rogan, who is well known for his podcast “ The Joe Rogan Experience ,” has provided a major update on how his sobriety is going. Rogan shared recently that he has not had a drink in “about two ...

Joe Rogan recently marveled at the intense training of two UFC lightweight champions. He shared his thoughts on a May 6, 2025, episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast. Khabib Nurmagomedov ...

However, he recently made a big decision regarding his sobriety. Joe Rogan.James Gilbert/Getty Images Rogan announced that he hasn't had a drink in about two months. It's going very well.

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Joe Rogan puts a lot of time and effort into his overall health ... However, he recently made a big decision regarding his sobriety. Rogan announced that he hasn't had a drink in about two months.

The same can be said of his close friend and training partner Islam Makhachev. According to long-time UFC commentator Joe Rogan, there’s a reason for that. Rogan got to talking about Khabib and Islam ...

From UFC sensation Bo Nickal’s loss to Joe Rogan’s sobriety, the combat sports universe saw a lot unfold over the past week. Here is a brief rundown of the most exciting updates from MMA and boxing.

Joe Rogan has never been shy about sharing the inner workings ... No more brain fog or 3 a.m. regrets. Sobriety brings sharper focus and more consistent moods—no hangxiety required. One less toxin to ...

Popular podcaster Joe Rogan announced he quit drinking alcohol ... or provide a subtle “buzz” while staying within bounds of sobriety. They are not FDA-approved as medicines.