[The Father]

God, I used to love those. The truths Roosh would impart - it was like Moses coming down from the mount. Maybe because i like political incorrectness, and Roosh has it in droves. I don't know. But i miss them. Yes, i know there are YouTube videos etc, and i guess those are easier to monetize. But there is something about listening to a podcast as you're driving, or falling asleep, that was magical.

I wish he'd do more.

[PolymathGuru]

I agree. But his podcasts were always on the scarce side. There are only 19 podcasts total. The reason why the podcasts had such an impact on listeners was because he spoke about things that were really important.

Nearly all other podcasts have to engage a little into rambling.

Donovan Sharpe has a podcast and he is having trouble keeping fresh content. He'll go over old subjects he covered before. Not a bad thing but you will eventually run out of things to ramble about.

If you listen to Aaron Clarey, it is mostly rambling.

The only way you can maintain a good podcast is if can keep rambling on and on. Even Joe Rogan has to keep it fresh by having new guests.

[DJ-Matt]

His call-in shows on YouTube are great, seems like they morphed into that.

[ProGambler]

I found the call ins too full of trolls and dull topics. The podcasts were a mix of hilarious provocation and interesting info.

[Dragan]

Roosh is doing some great youtube live sessions with call-ins for people. Check them out. Maybe a bit sporadic, but they're great.