Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk made another look on “The Joe Rogan Experience,” in an episode launched on Oct. 31, 2025.
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Over more than 3 hours, the Tesla CEO and podcast host Joe Rogan covered subjects such as the Tesla Roadster, flying cars and trucks, politics, President Donald Trump, the acquisition of Twitter (now X), area expedition and expert system.
Here’s an appearance back at Musk’s previous looks on the podcast and just how much financiers might have made purchasing Tesla stock along the method.
Musk on “Joe Rogan Experience”
Considering That 2018, Musk has actually appeared on Rogan’s podcast 7 times. The current interview significant Musk’s 2nd interview on the podcast in 2025 and marks the 3rd straight year the duo have actually talked in late October or early November.
Musk initially appeared on Rogan’s podcast on Sept. 7, 2018, for episode # 1169. Throughout the podcast, Musk notoriously took a puff of a joint while the duo talked about Tesla. The minute ended up being a meme and likewise resulted in drug tests for Musk by his business. The video hit over 68 million views on YouTube and ended up being the most-viewed Rogan podcast video.
Musk went back to the program for a 2nd interview on Might 7, 2020, for episode # 1470. Throughout this interview, Musk shared ideas on Neuralink, expert system and talked about the distinct names for his kids.
On Feb. 11, 2021, Musk appeared with Rogan for a 3rd time in episode # 1609. Throughout this interview, the 2 talked about subjects such as SpaceX and the extremely prepared for Cybertruck electrical pickup.
Musk went back to the podcast on Oct. 31, 2023, for episode # 2054. The episode consisted of conversations on purchasing Twitter and relabeling the social networks business X and the Cybertruck pickup.
The two-year space in between Musk’s 2021 and 2023 looks resulted in public need for the billionaire to appear on the podcast, offered the substantial variety of occasions that had actually occurred considering that their last conference.
Almost a year to the day considering that his last look, a surprise episode with Musk was launched by Rogan on Nov. 4, 2024.
Musk and Rogan covered computer game, diet plan, totally free speech, social networks, federal government control and the billionaire purchasing Twitter in podcast episode # 2223.
Rogan likewise openly backed Donald Trump for president in the 2024 election while promoting the November 2024 episode with Musk.
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Investing $1,000 in Tesla Stock
Financiers who took a position in Tesla when Musk initially appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience made a great option.
A $1,000 financial investment in Tesla shares at their intraday high up on Sept. 7, 2018, might have purchased 55.90 shares based upon a split changed cost of $17.89. The $1,000 financial investment would deserve $26,233.87 today, based upon a rate of $469.30 for Tesla at the time of composing.
This represents a theoretical return of 2,523.4% over the previous 7 years.
For contrast, the very same $1,000 bought the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust ( NYSE: SPY) would deserve $12,363.42 today, representing a return of 136.3%.
Taking it a bit more, a financier would have produced a return of 424.9% if they invested $1,000 in Tesla stock each time Musk appeared on the Joe Rogan podcast, represented listed below.
- 2018: 55.90 shares, $26,233.87, +2,523.4%
- 2020: 18.84 shares, $8,841.61 today, +784.2%
- 2021: 3.61 shares, $1,694.17 today, +69.4%
- 2023: 4.93 shares, $2,313.65 today, +131.4%
- 2024: 4.02 shares, $1,886.59 today, +88.7%
- 2025: 3.40 shares, $1,595.62 today, +59.6%
- Overall: $6,000 invested, worth $42,565.51 today, +609.4%
As you can see above, purchasing Tesla shares when Musk appeared on the Joe Rogan podcast ended up being a great financial investment.
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This short article was formerly released by Benzinga and has actually been upgraded.
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