Lance Armstrong on the Joe Rogan Podcast

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The Joe Rogan Experience features guests such as scientists, writers, professors, world class athletes, comedians, and now Rogan has added Professional Cyclist, Lance Armstrong, to the roster. Released today, Rogan and Armstrong discuss his cycling history and the doping scandal that has defined his career.
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The Joe Rogan Experience features guests such as scientists, writers, professors, world class athletes, comedians, and now Rogan has added Professional Cyclist, Lance Armstrong, to the roster. Released today, Rogan and Armstrong discuss his cycling history and the doping scandal that has defined his career.

A funny moment (18:50) is when Joe calls Lance a “cycler”; without skipping a beat, Lance corrects him saying, “Cyclist…It’s Cyclist”

Has your opinion of Armstrong changed based on this episode?

*Depending on where you are, the language used in this podcast might be NSFW.

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