Joe Rogan Experience #2083 - Taylor Sheridan

Taylor Sheridan is an actor, screenwriter, director, and rancher. He's the creator of the television series "Yellowstone" and "Tulsa King," and wrote the screenplay for the Denis Villeneuve film "Sicario." In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, Sheridan is the owner of 6666 Ranch and Four Sixes Ranch Brand Beef. He is an inductee of the 2021 Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame. www.6666steak.com

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Jun 27, 20243h 36mWatch on YouTube ↗

EPISODE INFO

Released: June 27, 2024
Duration: 3h 36m
Channel: The Joe Rogan Experience
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EPISODE DESCRIPTION

Taylor Sheridan is an actor, screenwriter, director, and rancher. He's the creator of the television series "Yellowstone" and "Tulsa King," and wrote the screenplay for the Denis Villeneuve film "Sicario." In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, Sheridan is the owner of 6666 Ranch and Four Sixes Ranch Brand Beef. He is an inductee of the 2021 Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame. www.6666steak.com

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EPISODE SUMMARY

In this episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, featuring Narrator and Taylor Sheridan, Joe Rogan Experience #2083 - Taylor Sheridan explores taylor Sheridan, Rogan Deconstruct Hollywood, History, Comedy, Control, And Chaos Joe Rogan and Taylor Sheridan range from dissecting Sheridan’s Western epics (Yellowstone, 1883, 1923) to critiquing modern Hollywood, comedy, and culture-war taboos. Sheridan explains his philosophy of storytelling—entertain, educate, enlighten without preaching—while both rail against critics, moral gatekeeping, and the collapse of big studio comedy. They dig deep into American history: the brutality of westward expansion, Native American resistance, disease, and the logistical insanity of wagon-train migration, using 1883 as a historically grounded lens. The conversation then widens into food systems, hunting ethics, environmental hypocrisy, the drug war, AI, government overreach, propaganda, social media division, and the fragility of American democracy.

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