During a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, podcast host Joe Rogan discussed the growing popularity of streamers like Clavicular and how they compare to traditional podcasters like himself.
During a three-hour conversation with Joe Rogan, guest Duncan Trussell pointed out that podcasts are starting to seem outdated, with live streaming becoming more popular.
He mentioned Clavicular, a streamer who’s recently gained popularity online for content focused on improving physical appearance.
Trussell mentioned noticing a shift away from podcasts, suggesting they’re starting to feel outdated. He believes younger audiences are now more interested in live streams and content creators who film continuously throughout the day. He wonders what the next big trend in online content will be.
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Clavicular responds after name-drop on Joe Rogan podcast
Joe Rogan offered a unique perspective. He doesn’t see podcasts and live streams as rivals, but rather as different types of entertainment – similar to how movies and music are distinct but both enjoyable.
Rogan explained it by comparing it to personal taste, like saying, ‘I don’t enjoy rap, I prefer classical piano.’ He pointed out that everyone has different preferences and enjoys different things.
Viewers who enjoy the live streams aren’t looking for a deep dive into topics like Graham Hancock’s theories about lost ancient civilizations and catastrophic events. We need to recognize that their interests are different.
Clavicular noticed comments made by Rogan and shared a clip from the podcast on X, simply writing, “Brutal.”
Brutal
— Clavicular (@Clavicular0) April 12, 2026
Live streaming is rapidly gaining popularity and is now influencing mainstream entertainment. Streamers like Kai Cenat have hosted big-name celebrities, and IShowSpeed has moved into professional wrestling with WWE and is even getting his own anime show.
Despite the rise of other audio formats, podcasts remain popular. Major streaming services like Netflix are now investing heavily in podcasts, hoping to profit from their continued success.
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2026-04-14 00:19