I LOVED and so appreciated the interview with Dr. Mindy Pelz!!!

Your podcast has been go to for years during my walks and bike rides. Excited for the microbiome and women’s health podcasts. Very disappointed at the choice of Tim Spector and Mindy Pelz. Two very opinionated and controversial people in their respected fields. I have been so inspired by many guests and still feel this is a top notch podcast. Women are already restricting calories and undernourished. They do lot need to fast. And Tim Spector is so drastic and speaks from a white privileged researcher intent on making lots of money. And extremely negative in his view people are poisoning themselves by their diets. I do hope Rich gets back on track and avoids the traps of diet and fitness culture .

I always feel like I Part of the conversation vs. just listening to people talking. It’s so helpful and meaningful. Thank you Rich!

More 👏 John 👏 John 👏 and his bee hives pleeease! Great content right there.

Rich Roll has collected an amazing library of health, wellness and longevity podcasts. Inspiring. Last podcast on embracing stillness. Really liked this podcast until too much political stance was being rationalized at the end. It’s not that I don’t agree with much of what was said, but several of the comments went to a place of borderline off-contextual agenda pushing. Seems like this podcast being a safe haven from polarizing politics has been somewhat fractured, and I am afraid the crack will widen with time. I will take a pause from listening for now. It’s not about political disagreement, but that this podcast went there in the first place.

This is hands down my go-to pod. Especially appreciating the latest Roll On, today! Looking forward to more.

Most insane number of ads Ive heard on any pod

I wonder when it became the norm to use the word ‘like’ in conversation….over and over and over again….like annoying. Something either is or isn’t. There is no ‘like’. I no longer am a listener due to this over the top speech.

This is a hard review to write. I have listened to the Rich Roll podcast for a decade and it used to be top of my list of podcasts. Rich Roll is one of the most engaging, meticulous hosts out there. I have learned of so many interesting, thoughtful, inspiring people through his podcast. But in recent years, I’ve found him to be less relatable, and instead, disconnected and pretentious. On an episode of “Roll On,” he declared himself rich, I presume because of all the sponsorships, some of which are appalling. A vegan pitching Birch, a company that uses wool in their mattress construction, is egregious. As disturbing is a recovering alcoholic hawking “non-alcoholic” beer seemingly without regard for the psychological devastation of drug addiction. It’s as if he has sold out to the almighty dollar; I just can’t stomach the hypocrisy.

Dear Rich, Thank you for sharing your surgery experience with us! I appreciate your vulnerability as you detailed your journey! This really helps so many people who are dealing with their own “painful road.” We are all trudging, Rich, and I do admire your gentle courage! I’ve been praying for you for many years, Rich!! Jesus is calling you to Him! This might encourage you: In the Bible, Proverbs 19:11 states, “Many are the plans in a person’s heart, but it is the Lord’s purpose that prevails.” Sending lots of love and prayers! Blessings always!!

I was a long time listener, but stoped because of their take on trans athletes.

Episodes are interesting but would be so much stronger with a tight edit

I was sent a podcast episode about 5 months ago and have not stoped listening. Rich Roll has an incredible way of diving deep with each guest and asking the hard questions. There is a magical combination between having hard science explanations with the experts he brings on and the human element, conversational components that bring such a thoughtfulness to each interview. I love so many of these episodes and have sent dozens to friends and family. Jokingly it’s been said that my new love language is sharing the information and lessons learned from each episode. Thank you!

I have been listening to this podcast for many many years. Rich and his guests bring so much value, knowledge and open mindedness. Every episode is fantastic

A good, well written show with a great host and amazing guests. Never disappoints. :)

One of my favorite podcasts. Rich consistently has amazing guests on the show.

I’ve been listening to this podcast since 2015, it has enriched my life in so many ways. I first hear Rich when he was interviewed on The Minimalists podcast and I immediately had ton know more about him. I came not knowing what I was looking for and I have Rich Roll and his dynamic list of guests to thank for making me a better version of myself. I’ve been lost so many times and I can always guide my way back when I listen in. So much gratitude for the RRP!

Thank you, Rich, for having the courage and curiosity to facilitate such soulful and humbling conversations.

Going through a very difficult time in my life. I stumbled upon Rich on IG. Man, I feel blessed to have found this podcast.

Listening to the latest with Jeff Krasno. What is the purpose of this conversation? I can’t wade through the existential conversation to try and care. To me it seems like Rich and Jeff are trying to one up each other on who has the most unfamiliar vocabulary. Very difficult to follow or get excited about.

I look forward to each episode. Rich is honest, humble and real. I love it when he has ordinary people with life changing stories. It makes me feel like anything is possible and I can also make a difference in this world.

I used to listen to this podcast religiously, but in the last two years I have not been able to get past the first twenty minutes of one.

Three of Rich Roll’s recent podcasts have felt much like listening in on two close friends sharing very private thoughts and feelings. I love how authentic and vulnerable Rich is with disclosing his personal story and how he draws that out in his guests. An extra bonus is that I can watch the video on YouTube to get a better experience. I would love to join their conversation sometime. Peace & Gratitude, Grace

I used to love this podcast but I can’t stand to listen anymore. Rich used to have a grip on reality but now he just caters to exclusive elite. The toxic wellness industry has sadly taken another good one. He’s more concerned with his image than having the courage to talk about current issues.

Is Sahil Bloom so self congratulatory and sheltered that he equates “not taking the hardest classes at Stanford” to an alcoholic’s rock bottom?

I’m a mom of two under two. I found this podcast through the Gisel Bunchen episode, looking to get healthier. 15 episodes later, I’m (finally!) sober, workout, stretch every morning, vegan again, and eat beans every day. I had no idea I needed this podcast. My marriage is sweeter. My daughters are more grounded. My life is more balanced. Thank you so much for luring me onto this path.

He shouldn’t talk about things he doesn’t understand with equally uninformed guests. I highly recommend he discuss glp-1 meditations with a qualified obesity specialist instead of an author without a medical degree & a doctor speaking outside his scope of practice who sites “pancreas issues or something like that” seriously? I use to really like this podcast but his obesity bias is showing & it’s not pretty. These meds are improving health & saving lives. You should invite Dr. Spencer Nadolsky an actual obesity & lipid specialist if you really want to have an intelligent conversation on this topic.

The episodes during the last year or so have been hard to listen to. It’s like Rich is trying too hard. Too much talk about the podcast itself. I have been unable to finish one in months. The genuine nature of the podcast has eroded. Instead of interesting dialogue with a guest there is too much self-exposing with Rich always trying to express himself in some piffy trend setting way(virtue signaling, woke...etc). Too much self absorption- note the constant brand logo changes, set changes, show music etc etc. I keep trying because I used to love this podcast, but it is not getting better. Stick to health, Veganism, spirituality, sleep, exercising, meditation. Lectures on society’s ills are boring. Just like the program- don’t lecture- tell your story. Let the guests tell their story. The last great guest you had was Shane Parrish and his podcasts stick to his formula. He’s not branching out past his capabilities. I’m not saying you can’t do this but slow your roll- pun intended. Now we have the Rich Roll coffee table book and a subscription model on the way. All in the spirit of trying to connect with my listeners in a different way? Call it what it is. Soul crushing capitalism. Count me out.

Listening to the Chef Babbit episode - she is amazing! But geez, Rich, talk less, listen more. You talked over her to ‘make your points’ and it was slightly annoying to listen to.

…privileged, arrogant, self-congratulatory, know-it-all. After two years of listening, when Rich Roll countered Cory Richards in an arrogant, pro-AA diatribe, I decided to quit the Rich Roll podcast.

As a person who is WFPB and feels relatively good about her body, I cringed many times when I listened to your talk with Johann Hari. Yikes, less judgement about those who don’t have your incredible willpower. Kudos to Mr. Hari for keeping going. I might have walked out as you seemed so dismissive and high-and-mighty. And this is from someone who believes everything that you say about the food industry, big pharma etc. Have some empathy though for those who just can’t seem to do it for whatever reason. And, yes, let’s get to the root of the problem, but with less judgement and more love!! In general though, thanks for making these podcasts. I find many of them very informative. I would love to see many more women interviewed though. And persons of the global majority (ie - non-white!!). I have sent these to my friend who is Black, and although he is interested in just about all the topics you tackle, he never really listens because he says, “Everyone is white. I don’t really feel like he is speaking to me.”

Love the show. Also would love more Roll On shows!

Every show is great. The preparation is always evident with every guest! Just watched the movie and it is inspiring. Keep up the good work Rich!

Rich, you were so genuine in your vulnerability when the conversation turned to Beero ( sp?) and you were accessing the taste test with Tom. As a fellow friend of Bill W I wondered what you were going to do.. I don’t think I could have , I’m so afraid of waking up the sleeping giant and , without you saying much I know you were as well. No judgement, just wanted you to know I felt you..

Way too many ads. Beginning, middle and end

Re: May 23, 2024 episode on Ozempic. Five stars for Mr Hari (I’ve just ordered his book) and two stars for Rich Roll. Mr Roll’s contempt for people affected by the disease obesity while sitting on his high-hill of extreme privilege was both annoying and disturbing.

I have been listening to RR for years and have learned so much and been so inspired by many of his guests but I am tired of it being (mostly white) male guests. Out of 49 regular podcasts this season only 9 have been women. I’m incredibly disappointed by this oversight in who they’re booking. Unfortunately taking this out of my listening rotation for now.

I've been listening to Rich's podcast since the beginning & every episode I love it more and more. His growth as a wellness advocate & podcaster is amazing. One of the many things I love about the podcast is his interview style. As a litigator myself, I'm very picky about how people speak, ask questions, and convey themselves. Rich does so clearly, authentically, and insightfully. In addition, I also love the range of topics he explores, from nutrition to exercise to spiritual wellness. His entire podcast library, just like his philosophy, is holistic in the truest sense. For those who say this is not a "health & fitness" podcast, you're missing the point. Health & fitness is more about workouts & what's in your water bottles! Most importantly, Rich is the "every man." He actually is just like a normal, average person. People get tired of taking advice from people with a wall of degrees who lack practical experience. Rich has been through struggles & consciously chose to overcome them. He makes his conversations relatable. He shows how anyone can transform his/her situation. I come away from every single episode inspired & hungry for more.

I used to faithfully listen each week. Times change.... podcasts ebb and flow. So I'll keep it in my feed. I appreciate the women and people of color when they show up. However.... that is not often. Also... let your guests talk. We know you are intelligent and capable... it's why we tune in... it often feels like you are trying to remind us of this fact w a big vocabulary and summary of information that you should let your guests give. Relax... we like you and already know you are smart. Let the guest have more room to talk....

For me, the interviews go beyond recovery. These are conversations about the human experience. Thank you for that.

I was really excited to learn from a recent episode, but all I got was the guest about to explain something and Rich either finishing the sentence or interjecting. Extremely disappointing

I would rate this podcast higher except that I can’t stand the constant filler words. Especially the phrase: “You Know”. I think I counted it being said over 100 times in one episode. It’s super distracting and annoying.

I originally read Rich Roll's book since I love reading about runners but his story was more than just inspiring. I found his podcast and he is a fantastic interviewer knowing when to let the person talk and circles back and somehow always asks the questions I'm wondering myself. Somehow gets the coolest guests and meshes with all of them. Would love to hear more Mike Posner podcasts since the two guys have great conversations and bring out the best in each other. Thank you!! Keep doing what you're doing

I look forward to this podcast every week. Rich Roll has many different types of guests that all contribute to understanding wellness. I would love to hear an interview with LISA CARRINGTON. Hopefully schedules will align! Thanks Rich!

I lost my Son 2 years ago. He was 24. He was a young Mike. He was Mike’s current best friend. He died in his car with all his “stuff”; all alone. He was an incredible young man who just couldn’t crawl out of the blackest hole any of us could ever know. RR Podcast has been such an important part of my life even years before Eric left. I always prayed Eric would find and stick with sobriety. I always had faith. When Eric died I lost my faith in God. Today listening to Micheal’s story, a bit of my faith is restored. I only wish Eric could’ve met both of you. Maybe he’d have been a guest someday. Wishing you both blue skies and much love… Kathy ps: I’m a KOH devotee and Knight Kap is my new addiction. PLP ☮️🩷🌱

I’m wondering why there was no pushback or interrupting in this episode like they’re normally is when someone comes on who is dogmatic. Harris being a known anti Muslim , and once again couching the Israeli genocide as a good versus evil dynamic. He goes so far as to suggest antisemitism to those who disagree. Not only does Rich not shut this spew down, he asks him to expand on it. Shameful We can do better, and we normally do on this show.

In the name of all things glorious, please, more Roll On shows. Once a month would be a treat and standout in the landscape of noise.

This podcast was a great source of information years ago, but this will be the last time I listen. Rich has always interrupted female guests repeatedly…or talked over them…but it has become ridiculous. The guy needs to learn how to use a period at the end of a sentence. In the ozempic episode he talks over the guy with lived experience and decries Big Pharma…and then cuts right to a plug for supplements. The hypocrisy is tangible.

Rich’s is one of the better podcasts out there. The technical production is flawless and he invites guests who have expertise and experiences that are absolutely fascinating, at least to me. I have one criticism: Rich has a bad habit of interrupting and/or talking over his guests. It’s as if he wants to show that he also has wisdom equal to theirs and he has to get his point in there too. This is extremely frustrating, especially because he often interrupts the guest just as they are about to make an important point or show the meaning of a story they have been telling. I know Rich probably doesn’t realize he is doing this. He should listen back and see what I mean. He was especially irritating in his behavior in interviewing Ellen Langer. He must half cut her off or interrupted her at least 20 times. Other than this unfortunate quirk, it’s a fine podcast.

Listening to Rich feels like hanging out with a good friend, who has really interesting friends. His voice puts me at ease like the Calm app. I count on Rich to deliver relevant info and I trust his opinion about the products that sponsor his show. Most notable is Rich’s vocabulary- he uses diverse and articulate language, its a real treat to learn from him.