“Can you stay open for two months and maybe we can try to make it together?”. Two women helping and uplifting each other creates magic. What a miraculous story. I love you Jewel. ❤️
Love this lady so much. I was assigned as her body-man and driver when she spent a day in our city before her show and got to talk to her and she makes you want to watch over her and protect her. Later, in my Army years, I always took her with me in my heart.
@@andymcmeekin2532 its really not that farfetched. i had a PE teacher in my senior year of high school who was a bodygaurd for mariah carey and we thought it was bs but he showed us a bunch of pictures.
That's awesome dude, just watching the full podcast now and I 100% understand what you mean. You're so fortunate to have had the honor of taking care of/watching over her.
I was in San Diego in the 90’s when Jewel was up and coming and never knew any of her back story other than she was living in her car. What an inspiring/moving story. She’s the real deal.. really enjoyed this!
Deidre, maybe a Captain Obvious moment when asking this, but did you become one of the "regulars" who went to see Jewel perform down at that San Diego coffee shop? I never knew she was in SD during her struggling times, I just thought they discovered her singing in Alaska. BTW, 'she's the real deal' REALLY sums up Jewel, and why I've always liked her so much :)
She is the daughter of attila kuno kilcher aka "atz" who is the eldest son of yule kilcher who was a senator for the state of Alaska... this family has had millions of dollars before she was even born
Rogan: "Did you have a manager?" Jewel: "No, but I found this book at the library." What a breath of fresh air to run across this episode. Didn't know they made people like her anymore.
I've read that book. It's great! A decade ago I thought I might get involved in the music 'business' but for now it's just writing and singing acoustic guitar and piano songs.
I'm a metal head. Yet I own Jewels first album. She has an amazing voice and her lyrics always touched my own darkness. Im so glad this popped up for me to view. I now know a little more of her, and where all that emotion comes from. So so glad she had the fortitude to keep going and share her music and story with the world.
Man I've been on a roll the past 2 years with first finding Jewel again n watching her music videos from her first album n omg did it bring back so many memories, literally had me in tears I missed those days watching Pop Up Videos on VH1 so bad! 😫😭...it got me on a kick to look up more n more 90s-like 2000 videos...I usually listen to oldies n love watching like QUEENS music videos and live shows n Prince n Micheal Jackson, to Hall n Oats, over the place, n now been on just watching the 90s videos brings back so many memories, I just love them😍🥰...like Fiona Apples video Criminal reminds me of old parties in houses that look like the house in the video, with that old green ugly carpeting n ugly orangish brown cough 😂😂
Wow she was so astute in her decision-making. She educated herself and set priorities for how she wanted her life to look. Im pretty blown away; well done❤️
My favorite JRE podcast to date. I had no idea how incredible her story is. The skills she used as a teenager to cope with her trauma, pain, anxiety, panic attacks, and suicidal ideation were incredibly insightful for her age. These are behavior therapies now called CBT and DBT. For anyone struggling, you can learn skills and not be reliant on pharmaceuticals for the rest of your life.
As a San Diego native, I remember these days when she was coming up. When she got discovered and had success, it was so awesome for those of us who got to see that part of the journey. Such an amazing and authentic person.
I just saw her in concert (touring with Train) and i was shocked at how amazing a performer and entertainer she was. She blew all our minds. She was fantastic. Huge respect..
The thing that I find amazing about her the most is that shes a multimillionaire yet shes maintained a sincere realness. Shes never lost the fact that shes still just a regular human despite the fame and money. A true beautiful soul.
And her mom robbed/embezzled her of $100 million. Highly recommend watching the full episode on Spotify for anyone that hasn’t. Wild life story and amazing insight to her as a person.
This episode brought tears to my soul. This is the reason why Joe Rogan is the man for information these days. Not once you heard MSM through this last two years talk about mental health and this episode does that and helps you with tools to navigate all sorts of mental struggles one may face in life. This is the reason why I will never go back to MSM again in my life. Listening to her is the health option and information people need today and not even ONCE was promoted from any MSM with the level of care , purity and genuine emotions and debate. Thanks Joe Rogan for this one and thank you jewel you really are the now not so hidden jewel amongst the crap I see in this planet.
I agree with you. There's a reason he's got 13MM subscribers on YT and over 10MM that download his podcast. There is a REAL hunger for honest, open conversation that the MSM cannot/doesn't want to fill
I busted out laughing too when she said that she went to the library to learn about high dollar record deals, good for her, I'd of done the same thing myself, libraries are awesome...
Joe didn't have to pay it back with album sales, so there was less downside. We know now that he did have to give up some create freedom, whether he admits that or not. They got rid of a bunch of old episodes because of who was on them, right?
She's so business savvy, she understands the business of music and she's able to leverage her knowledge of the business to maintain her artistic integrity. It's incredible most artists strive for this and never attain it and yet she did. Exceptional and inspirational woman.
My senior citizen heart is bursting for her. Yes, she’s talented. Yes she’s excruciatingly gorgeous. But if you listen carefully to the details of this story, she is also very bright.
It’s a great podcast but not everything needs to be fun. People need to have information so they know what’s going on in the world. He’s always great at that.
I always loved Jewel, not just as a singer/songwriter but as a human being. That deep soulful quality shines through in this interview. Thanks for bringing her on, Joe!
Idk about that....her entire family has been on TV and they're just as genuine as Jewel. Regardless of who actually holds that title, they're all salt of the earth type people and we need more Kilchers.
I know I’ve heard so many people talk about the come up and none of them sound so shocked they made it like Jewel. They clearly sold their souls and lie while she’s the real deal
Most likely part of why she turned down the record deal. She understand what they really can be and she chose the right path. She would not be anything like this if she had signed the record deal and went through all of that.
Listening to this podcast a 2nd time, still amazed how beautifully smart , creative, intelligent, Jewel is. What an incredible human being. LOVE JEWEL !
@@wgsmit02 Mainly what I found about her was on Wikipedia, and there wasn't any wealthy upbringing written about there. Can you link to a site that would verify your claim?
@@donmiller2908 Will is full of hot air and something else I won't mention. He's doesn't know much about her or her family. Her father was raised on a "real" Alaskan homestead with a brother and 6 sisters, in Homer, Ak. They weren't wealthy until about 10 years ago when Discovery Channel started filming, "Alaska the Last Frontier" with her uncle Otto and members of his family. This happened long AFTER she became famous. Her father, Atz was never an 'industry insider" although he has a great talent for writing and playing music. How do I know any of this, I live 3 miles from Otto, and the Kilcher Homestead. If it weren't for some Spruce forest I could probably see the homestead from here. Will cannot verify what he posted because it's just made up.
@@donfss5088 About Alaska, Can a person still receive land from the government there if they improve it? I was told homesteading is no longer practiced in Alaska.
@@donmiller2908 The Homestead Act ended in 1976, but a provision allowed homesteading to continue in Alaska until 1986. We'll probably never see homesteading in Alaska again but the state is so vast, who knows. Alaska is almost 20% of the U S.
This is such a wonderful interview ! As a mother of three, it filled me with hope, as far as the influences kids get exposed to, to see someone so REAL, so human ! We have never listen to her as we don’t listen 99.9% of artists 😂 but, we’ll start now. She’s truly more than a musician ❤️
She couldn't even sing in the beginning! She learned on the job! She might be a decent songwriter, but her singing was never worthwhile "art." It was unlistenable shite to any trained ear.
The idea of “fear being a thief that takes your past and projects it into a future that hasn’t happened yet”, is the PERFECT metaphor to describe so much of the apprehension that people face when looking to make big changes in their lives.
Bounced over to Spotify. OMG - what an emotional roller coaster. Amazing story. Amazing, inspirational life. There are good things in the world. Jewel is one of the best.
I heard this podcast was amazing years ago but still wasn't prepared for how compelling the story was. It is begging to be turned into Oscar bait. She is such a good storyteller and getting a behind the scenes view of the music industry as grunge was blowing up in the 90s was so fascinating. She is so emotionally intelligent. Most people would have cracked under that pressure and then to do it all over again after that quick rise to fame is insane. Had no idea this was her life when she blew up on the radio in the 90s. And she is still so unbelievably talented with that amazing performance at the end. Will never hear those songs the same again. 4 hours went by so fast.
I love the way Joe when he listens to stories from his guest he is genuinely in admiration of his guest. It is genuine and not like oh ok cool. He stops and really takes it in and is like wow. Keep the story telling. It’s a lost art form.
She was blistering red hot in the 90's.. All my nieces and sisters and every girl went crazy over here. Then when people found out she was homeless and living in a car and was self made they went even more crazy over her
I was a MP in the Marines in the 90’s. Jewel came to Camp Lejeune and did a concert for the troops. I was assigned to her as security and have to say she was a very sweet and down to earth person. The only other entertainer I meet that was generally a good person with no ego was Jeff Foxworthy. He is a solid dude as well.
i used to work in the music industry and once got to work backstage at a jewel show. she was a queen and treated everyone very well. she even let the hired help eat the fancy catering with her crew, which was very kind
I too have been homeless and it basically strips away the steps we are taught and makes us think of things from a different perspective. Because when you're homeless, you don't have anything that's really tangible except for your intellegence and talent. So to try to build a life starting off in debt to someone, is a definite no unless you want to be owned and still face the risk of a falling out before the loan is paid back. So the risk of it is just too great no matter how badly we may want a particular change that will give us the break we so desperately need. Jewel is a great person that has more than just musical talent. Kudos ❤
I'm late to the party but I love this story,, I grew up in a violent teenage marriage I listened to jewel she helped me get through those hard times listening to her music. Now I'm homeless and inspired. Great interview.
Well if you don't know anything going in they can take advantage of you more easily she learned enough not to want a "loan" she wanted her money free and clear if she "owed" them they might insist she do all sorts of things she did not want to to pay them back. OK Jewel you need to let us distort your voice now ok Jewel wear this etc.
Too bad it's BS. Hate to break it to ya'll but there's a whole lotta half truths in her tale here. She HAD a manager named Innga Vanshtein and before that it was an SD attorney named John Von Passenheim (she had a Freudian slip when she said the music book was written by Passenheim. It was actually written by Donald Passman. oops!) Then the reason she got the record deal she did was because of her attorney in LA named Eric Greenspan. Her homeless story is exaggerated in a big way too. Her Mom was in SD and she lived in her van only briefly. She was surrounded by so much support that if she was really in major distress she would have been helped in seconds. I know because I was very closely involved with all the same venues and many people working with and around her at the time. The whole 'pay to play' thing was TOTAL BS. That was a thing in LA and SD people were NOT having that. If it did happen it happened very few and far between and people would raise hell about it. Most of the venue owners were super cool - Joe from Java Joes, The Arthouse in Carlsbad, Zanzibar in PB, Disc Cafe in La Jolla and so on . Also, there was not some super grunge thing going on in SD. It was a super mixed scene with lots of acoustic coffee shop type acts at the time so she was not some strange stand out. She fit right in with acts like The Rugburns, Gregory Page, Steve Poltz, Frank Drennan and many others. I don't get why Jewel is feeling the need to spin her story, it was interesting enough when it was just the facts.
@@UNLEASHED369 she yodeled for us and I remember her telling a story and I cannot believe I forgot how talented she is! I am so happy to find out about her life story while in a PTSD program at the VA!
@@UNLEASHED369 I am in recovery for PTSD in the VA and am at the end of my treatment but have really just begun to live on my terms.🙂 This reminds me that inspiration is beautiful and listening to her story is one of those precious examples of success that people rarely see in successful people.🤔
Love to watch her family on Alaska The Last Frontier. Great supportive family. Watching her father interact with the family and friends, you can see where she developed her honesty and work ethic. Love Jewels music and her son is adorable.
Ive been going through some hard times and i have to say listening to this pod cast gives great hope and this was so impactful thanks for this i needed it even years later thank you
I broke my feet today because I kicked my computer because someone commented that my videos are bad! I hate unjustified criticism. Please wish me a speedy recovery, dear chae
This was the best interview I’ve listened to in a long time, since Robin Williams. I listened to the entire interview today. Jewel is a true loving person. I was able to learn so much from these 2 individuals. Jon is a really good interviewer and host. My mind was blown with revelations, raw honesty and true emotions. It was refreshing to listen to 2 philosophers of life come together to share wisdom🥰.
As an artist (writer/poet) I just love listening to other artists' interviews. This was an amazing listen. It says a lot about her to he homeless, trying to figure out her life and still turn down $1 mil. That's how the story goes when you are grounded and have a sense of where it is you want to end up rather than simply living in the moment. Truth is, that million dollars would have probably been the end of her career. That's admirable. I truly hate how the industry pollutes art. Ray Lamontagne spoke about that in an interview once. Actually Joe, Ray Lamontagne or Gregory Isaac Isakov would be an amazing guest 😊🙏🏿
I lived on Grand Ave in Pacific Beach, directly across the street from the coffee house she played at. They always left the door open and my roommates and I always noticed when she was playing because it was much better than anything else we heard coming from the door. Then one day she got huge overnight and we realized it was her, she def deserved it, and we kind of knew she would get discovered.
So I just listened to the entire podcast on Spotify. Hands down one of the most interesting things I've ever heard. Every young person should hear this and take notes. This could save untold lives. No joke.
I look at the views on Spotify for this episode and it's nowhere near the top, but it's the best episode. Maybe it will catch on one day. Someone should make a film of her life.
I have so much respect for Jewel now that she’s shared her Rocky Balboa 12 rounds kinda of life: full of blows, yet a triumphant survivor. Beautiful, loving, inspirational, intelligent, tough human being. Thank you so much for sharing your story!
It's great hearing the backstories of "famous" people, even ones that are not superfamous. So many people don't realize the risks they took, the work they did, the humility and perseverance. Her story was so wonderful, raw and uplifting.
I was one of those coffee shop regs who watched her play in PB. There was something special about her. You just KNEW she was going to be something special. And SOOOOO cute to boot!!
This made me cry, one of the last things my mom and I did before she died, was see her in concert. She died 11.12.2000 This past week I been missing her so bad, just for Joe to have her on here. And she is just as amazing as I remember her..
I'm so sorry you're missing her so much.... my dad passed last year and I haven't been dealing with it very well and made some bad decisions... his birthday was 2nd February (2.2) and it seems almost every night I'm waking up at 2.22am
@@samuelwoods164 my daughters bday is 2.2 and mine is 222 And my mom's death date is 11.12 And my husband's bday is 11.12 He's saying hi. Numbers mean EVERYTHING, wish I can say it gets easier. I myself made bad decisions that I wish I didn't when she first died, but living a clean honest life is the best way to achieve happiness. I wish you luck on your path of grief, stay strong. Make him proud
@@ionkno1893 wow, I guess me even replying and telling you my fathers day and my experience adds to all of this, it never used to happen until he passed but the same thing (the 2.22am and many other strange occurrences with the number 2) used to happen to my dad for years before he passed... so your daughters birthday is 2nd feb?... I'm sorry I can't quite understand what date yours is.. 222? 2nd of feb is also a big day for Catholics called candle mass, I think it has something to do with the very start of easter (maybe not) and also an American thing to do with the end of winter groundhog day (and fantastic Bill Murray movie)
My Mother gave me Pieces of you when I was in middle school. Basically when it came out. Early nineties. Every song is beautiful and I still listen to it.
Always loved Jewel and her music. She brought me through a rough time in my life and I am so great full. I still love her music. To bad music today is so full of hate. Will we ever get another like her.
She talked about doing the kind of music that she does (folk) while everyone was listening to "grunge"... I was 19, maybe 20 , I was a big Smashing Pumpkins fan, I was somewhere on vacation and I used to fall asleep listening to the radio. One night, they played a song, it was so nice and soothing, I forced myself to stay awake, hoping they would say the singer's name. It was Jewel and the next day, I went to a music shop and bought her album "Spirit". I'm sure that I'm not the only one who likes "grunge" music and her music as well.
Funny you say that, I remember at the time everyone at the skate park had basically the same CD collection, nirvana and pearl jam and green day and smashing pumpkins and rage against the machine and tool and chemical Brothers and prodigy and Wu Tang and cypress hill and ... For some reason, jewel.
Rogan is a terrible interviewer. He cuts guests off to interject his own BS and make it about him non stop. Jokes go completely over his shiny bald head. I’m glad this episode appears to be an exception for once.
@@HaroldBallz He gets people to talk. And I've noticed in my life that people that bitch the most about people cutting others off by are mostly pissed that they got beat to the punch
@@HaroldBallz I respectfully disagree. He seems to have really genuine conversations and pulls way more out of interesting people than most “professionals” do. I think this is what the masses want - No bullsh$&, just talk. Of course, he changes his approach based on the type of conversation and who it’s with.
This is such a great story on so many levels, not the least of which is good career advice in general but especially for young aspiring artists. Considering how predatory the music industry has always been, and still is towards young talent, her thought process and decision making was / is absolutely remarkable.
This was probably the most humble, self-aware, and intelligent interview I have seen Rogan do. For Jewel to make such great decisions when desperate, to be so true to herself and well-being despite the money/bribe...not many people would pull that off. 1 in a million. Wow.
@Roy Whorshtz Yes, mutual agreement. They both(Ty and herself)even spoke on them splitting up, and why. It's a normal thing. My ex-wife and I did the same thing. You act like people can't get divorced, but still communicate and the children can live with both parents?? Not only have they both spoke about them splitting up. They both speak about how they communicate, and co-parent. So how is their little boy fatherless, and how was their divorce not mutual...when you can hear them actually say what I said? Grow up? Wow, how passive aggressive of you. You can't see past your own inner hatred for what happened to you, you actually believe every divorce is like yours. If you say you're not divorced...then you're speaking from a place of ignorance and this whole conversation was a complete waste of my time.
@Roy Whorshtz Wait, so you're doing the exact same thing? You assume that their son isn't "alrright". All I know is the son isn't fatherless, and they mutually agreed to get a divorce. Which those were your original points, which is coming from their mouths. So what you said about their son being fatherless, and Jewel leaving her husband, is untrue...period. Also, "broken homes" don't communicate and co-parent. Broken homes are dysfunctional and damaging. From what I've read and heard both them say about one another, it doesn't sound like a "broken home". Now as to them no longer being married, does that possibly affect their child, possibly. But until you ask the child, you and I will never know. But keep assuming since you went through some horrible shit??🤔
Absolutely hated that line. Has LoA written all over it which leads to spiritual bypassing. Also absolutely hate people who had a lucky break (albeit through persistence and hard work and continuous hustle....) but then somehow feels entitled as if they made it to the top on their own and downplays luck and praises hard work. It's very easy to slap an Instagram feel-good, tough-ish Rocky Balboa/Tony Robbins quotes but those people who are suffering it is INEPT and GLIB. It takes more courage to feel the pain of others, extend hand of empathy and console a grieving person that say: "Oh tuff ish...get over it. What are you gonna do now now that your father is dead as a rock?" Love her music, but first time I realized how jaded I was to be star-struck. Be your own celebrity. Worship yourself. Instead of looking up to the elite.... I have few more celebs whom I idolize (like Eminem...lol) but this does it. These people are no different from the rest of us. Only us sheep who put them on pedestal with our money and tickets thinking THEY have talent and US don't. Well may US don't cuz enough people hasn't shown the same courtesy of compassion to pay for our talents. As someone in Reddit posted about Joe Rogan. Why would he sit on mountaintop and fling ish at others? And now he has some elitist buddies to do it for him.
If you haven't seen this full episode, make it the next one you sit down to watch. Her story is crazy and the end has a treat for any hardcore Jewel fans out there. Awesome episode! And thanks to Jewel for sharing that story. Absolutely incredible that she went through what she did and is still such a sweet person.
I came on youtube after listening to the full podcast just to say that Jewel's podcast/story is the best I have ever heard! I re-fell in love with her.
"Lights the darkness most fear." This was my answer when I was crying out for strength to get off drugs and the street. These lyrics entered my heart and I understood truth is the light. And truth begins with me. As I focused on the truth within, ridding what I did not need, everything came into place. Life love home amazing how a few words can inspire another to change their heart and mind that changes their actions. Thank you Jewel for Hands a beautiful beautiful song lifting many I am sure.
I've liked Joe since I first heard him, until this interview, now I still like Joe, but I love her so much, she's so real and beautiful, a woman like her... Wow, Imagine a woman like that to share your life with, so cool, talented and strong, she's something else. Amazing
People love Jewel because she’s clever AND thinks with her heart. That’s wisdom and love… we all wish we had it. In 1997 as an 8th grader, I used my babysitting money to buy her single on cassette, then her album on CD. (Two different versions of “You Were Meant for Me”). I knew way back then Jewel was a genuinely insightful, special person. Who could write “People living their lives for you on TV, they say they’re better than you, and you agree” and NOT be perceptive/truthful?
she has brilliant way of thinking, regardless of been homeless and offered million dollar deal , she didn't let her emotions and desperation take over her thinking mind . i loved her story thanks morgan for bringing her into your show.
What an absolute legend! She is literally telling us her come up on the local scene and the true struggles she went through like many before her trying to get noticed. Love or hate her music/genre ... it doesn't get much more real than this. She deserves EVERYTHING she's earned.
@@RadiosGomer that's a good question, one of my favorite songs is art is red by her words kill but still like most of jewels music. There is a UA-cam video of her doing karaoke in disguise and you can see on the crowds face how talented she is with out her name sake.
I love her self-awareness shown a couple of times in the interview. I don't know about her music but certainly that virtue needs to be acknowledged as it is not so common as some might think.
Jewel has been my idol since I was about 4 years old, learning guitar and singing her songs for every talent show I could possibly do. Such an emotional interview.. All through middle school and high school I have written so many papers on Jewel and her life. I haven’t ever gotten to hear it this way, personally from her. Thank you so much Joe for that. Happy tears. So much love for you, Jewel. 🥲
It’s cool that your favourite singer has just done the BEST EVER joe Rogan podcast. Inspirational lady. My fav podcast ever!! Good on you for finding the podcast. 😃
What a wonderful person. I grew up less than a mile from where she was homeless. It sounds like my fellow San Diegans stepped up to the plate to help her. Something interesting, 91X was a monster station. Their transmitter was based in Tijuana. They didn't have to comply with US regulations. On a good night, their signal could reach Seattle. So, access to 30+ million people.
I worked at a restaurant for about a year homeless, I remember during that Christmas season getting of crazy 10 hour shifts after the busses stopped running and walking the 2 miles in the rain to the closest park with a tube slide to sleep in, I had sprayed inside cube section before the actual slide started with clear polyurethane to water proof it- sometimes it sucked but I also had a lot of fun during that year.
@@reallyhappenings5597 The person he's interviewing does. Monologues are really weird and people who do them are usually schizophrenic. Watch any kid and how they light up when someone's listening. That's what Joe does.
This is one of his top 10 podcasts of all time. I can't think of anyone with a more interesting story. Incredible fucking podcast. Jewel is a total badass.
Not only did she help herself, she helped the coffee shop owner keep her doors open 👏💜
At one point I heard her say poor Nancy… Like she remembers that lady after all this time.
wow its like we all watched the same clip
The coffee shop owner likes her song because of that :)
Great Statement; "Your life will rise to the level you settle for..." So much to think about inside those words, thank you Jewel....
Have you read any of her books? Awesome material....
Nothing more true then that a lot of respect to jewel
Not really. Look at most the world struggling to get somewhere but just never will. Nobody's special, only lucky.
@@n.chapman6390 had no idea. you have a fav?
@@kittywampusdrums4963 exactly. These platitudes are such bullshit and easy to make when you're already successful.
“Can you stay open for two months and maybe we can try to make it together?”. Two women helping and uplifting each other creates magic. What a miraculous story. I love you Jewel. ❤️
Love this lady so much. I was assigned as her body-man and driver when she spent a day in our city before her show and got to talk to her and she makes you want to watch over her and protect her. Later, in my Army years, I always took her with me in my heart.
That's really cool man!
Sure you were
@@andymcmeekin2532 its really not that farfetched. i had a PE teacher in my senior year of high school who was a bodygaurd for mariah carey and we thought it was bs but he showed us a bunch of pictures.
That's awesome dude, just watching the full podcast now and I 100% understand what you mean. You're so fortunate to have had the honor of taking care of/watching over her.
@@andymcmeekin2532the world is smaller than you think
I was in San Diego in the 90’s when Jewel was up and coming and never knew any of her back story other than she was living in her car. What an inspiring/moving story. She’s the real deal.. really enjoyed this!
Her book "Never Broken" is excellent.
Every chick I know who has slept in her car for a night between boyfriends has been "homeless."
Deidre, maybe a Captain Obvious moment when asking this, but did you become one of the "regulars" who went to see Jewel perform down at that San Diego coffee shop? I never knew she was in SD during her struggling times, I just thought they discovered her singing in Alaska. BTW, 'she's the real deal' REALLY sums up Jewel, and why I've always liked her so much :)
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Jewel actually was homeless though
She is the daughter of attila kuno kilcher aka "atz" who is the eldest son of yule kilcher who was a senator for the state of Alaska... this family has had millions of dollars before she was even born
Rogan: "Did you have a manager?"
Jewel: "No, but I found this book at the library."
What a breath of fresh air to run across this episode. Didn't know they made people like her anymore.
but yes she did get a manager and a lawyer...
The fact she went and read up on it herself…, That’s amazing.
Active not passive…
She has class.
I've read that book. It's great!
A decade ago I thought I might get involved in the music 'business' but for now it's just writing and singing acoustic guitar and piano songs.
They dont she's like 50
I'm a metal head. Yet I own Jewels first album. She has an amazing voice and her lyrics always touched my own darkness. Im so glad this popped up for me to view. I now know a little more of her, and where all that emotion comes from. So so glad she had the fortitude to keep going and share her music and story with the world.
🤣 Metal head here too. ❤️
Man I've been on a roll the past 2 years with first finding Jewel again n watching her music videos from her first album n omg did it bring back so many memories, literally had me in tears I missed those days watching Pop Up Videos on VH1 so bad! 😫😭...it got me on a kick to look up more n more 90s-like 2000 videos...I usually listen to oldies n love watching like QUEENS music videos and live shows n Prince n Micheal Jackson, to Hall n Oats, over the place, n now been on just watching the 90s videos brings back so many memories, I just love them😍🥰...like Fiona Apples video Criminal reminds me of old parties in houses that look like the house in the video, with that old green ugly carpeting n ugly orangish brown cough 😂😂
Yep
Didn't she cover Angel of death from Slayer? Or was that Tori Amos?
@@derekgorman7939 I'm a classical guitarist to boot! 🤣
Wow she was so astute in her decision-making. She educated herself and set priorities for how she wanted her life to look. Im pretty blown away; well done❤️
The wisdom from this woman is out of this world. One of JRE’s best podcasts ever
I saw only your comment. And thought... dam, I'll watch it.
Well said. She's special.
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Calm...down buddy!..lol..shes not the. Best podcast joe has ever had!! Joe rogan has had way more amazing people on there!! Beyond Incredible!
It's a hell of a (fictionalized) story
Too bad her music doesn't follow suit
My favorite JRE podcast to date. I had no idea how incredible her story is. The skills she used as a teenager to cope with her trauma, pain, anxiety, panic attacks, and suicidal ideation were incredibly insightful for her age. These are behavior therapies now called CBT and DBT. For anyone struggling, you can learn skills and not be reliant on pharmaceuticals for the rest of your life.
Yes, find a Recovery International chapter if you can and you are struggling with this stuff.
She is so inspirational and I had no clue. I love her now and I’d fight for her on anything she asks
Her book explains a lot about her journey. Love her music
That ending performance was the nail on the coffin Easily the best performance in JRE, ever. Not even close.
Sorry Honey Honey / Everlast.
Took me 5mins.. .
As a San Diego native, I remember these days when she was coming up. When she got discovered and had success, it was so awesome for those of us who got to see that part of the journey. Such an amazing and authentic person.
Hey fellow San Diegan
Ahhh, when San Diego was nice. 🥰😢
I just saw her in concert (touring with Train) and i was shocked at how amazing a performer and entertainer she was. She blew all our minds. She was fantastic. Huge respect..
Touring with train?? What a treat 🎉
Lucky u. Wish I could've been there.❤
The thing that I find amazing about her the most is that shes a multimillionaire yet shes maintained a sincere realness. Shes never lost the fact that shes still just a regular human despite the fame and money. A true beautiful soul.
she kept her fucked up teeth too! she could have afforded fancy veneers 1000x over but wanted to keep her snaggle tooth! respect jewel so much
It’s just green paper, doesn’t change your core
And her mom robbed/embezzled her of $100 million. Highly recommend watching the full episode on Spotify for anyone that hasn’t. Wild life story and amazing insight to her as a person.
@@nottheone582 her teeth look cute
Honestly one of the heaviest and most inspiring JREs ever, I watched the full 221 minute episode and not one minute I felt bored.
Love jewels story and music
I second your statement sir. It was a great episode. I wanted more even after 4+ hours in... lol
Where can I find the full episode?
This episode brought tears to my soul. This is the reason why Joe Rogan is the man for information these days. Not once you heard MSM through this last two years talk about mental health and this episode does that and helps you with tools to navigate all sorts of mental struggles one may face in life. This is the reason why I will never go back to MSM again in my life. Listening to her is the health option and information people need today and not even ONCE was promoted from any MSM with the level of care , purity and genuine emotions and debate. Thanks Joe Rogan for this one and thank you jewel you really are the now not so hidden jewel amongst the crap I see in this planet.
I agree with you. There's a reason he's got 13MM subscribers on YT and over 10MM that download his podcast. There is a REAL hunger for honest, open conversation that the MSM cannot/doesn't want to fill
I busted out laughing too when she said that she went to the library to learn about high dollar record deals, good for her, I'd of done the same thing myself, libraries are awesome...
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I’d have
Jewel dropping jewels.
Let's Go Brandon Anthem 😂😂😂
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What's up Wille
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⬆️Elon Musk meets Alex Jones!
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Jewel "They offered me 1 million and I turned it down"
Joe "They offered me 100 million and I took it."
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That should be the number 1 comment! A billion thumbs up!👍
“They”=Different people and circumstances.
Joe didn't have to pay it back with album sales, so there was less downside. We know now that he did have to give up some create freedom, whether he admits that or not. They got rid of a bunch of old episodes because of who was on them, right?
Joe is already established though.
She's so business savvy, she understands the business of music and she's able to leverage her knowledge of the business to maintain her artistic integrity. It's incredible most artists strive for this and never attain it and yet she did. Exceptional and inspirational woman.
My senior citizen heart is bursting for her. Yes, she’s talented. Yes she’s excruciatingly gorgeous. But if you listen carefully to the details of this story, she is also very bright.
Watch the ticker when thinking about her ...
Seeing her success puts a smile on my face, she deserves it
She's so lovely, it's kinda heartbreaking how her mum stole so much then ditched her when the money dried up. Her mother is a proper monster.
Joe getting emotional when people push through conflict and achieving success always gets me.
Saaaaame
Me too
@gioyu comi can't tell you if it's the best podcast or not but she's certainly an amazing person. I hope she's happy or finds it soon.
What a podcast should be.... informative, inspiritational and just plain fun. She's incredible!!
It’s a great podcast but not everything needs to be fun.
People need to have information so they know what’s going on in the world.
He’s always great at that.
I always loved Jewel, not just as a singer/songwriter but as a human being. That deep soulful quality shines through in this interview. Thanks for bringing her on, Joe!
One of the best JRE Podcast Episodes without a doubt. Truly engaged the entire time.
Kind of hilarious that the first good rogan podcast in months (other than the MMA ones) is Jewel.
Why was it good? I don’t even know who this woman is.
@@Rado88 why don't you?
She's still smokin hot
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She's more of a real person than anyone else I've seen on tv. Just wow.
Idk about that....her entire family has been on TV and they're just as genuine as Jewel.
Regardless of who actually holds that title, they're all salt of the earth type people and we need more Kilchers.
@@auglazeallday5335 hmmm idk about that...
I know I’ve heard so many people talk about the come up and none of them sound so shocked they made it like Jewel. They clearly sold their souls and lie while she’s the real deal
I haven't watched "TV" since the early 2000's .. I'm actually shocked that it's still around.
Most likely part of why she turned down the record deal. She understand what they really can be and she chose the right path. She would not be anything like this if she had signed the record deal and went through all of that.
Listening to this podcast a 2nd time, still amazed how beautifully smart , creative, intelligent, Jewel is. What an incredible human being. LOVE JEWEL !
She is a liar, she came from a wealthy family and chose to be homeless and her dad was an industry insider
@@wgsmit02 Mainly what I found about her was on Wikipedia, and there wasn't any wealthy upbringing written about there. Can you link to a site that would
verify your claim?
@@donmiller2908 Will is full of hot air and something else I won't mention. He's doesn't know much about her or her family. Her father was raised on a "real" Alaskan homestead with a brother and 6 sisters, in Homer, Ak. They weren't wealthy until about 10 years ago when Discovery Channel started filming, "Alaska the Last Frontier" with her uncle Otto and members of his family. This happened long AFTER she became famous.
Her father, Atz was never an 'industry insider" although he has a great talent for writing and playing music. How do I know any of this, I live 3 miles from Otto, and the Kilcher Homestead. If it weren't for some Spruce forest I could probably see the homestead from here. Will cannot verify what he posted because it's just made up.
@@donfss5088 About Alaska, Can a person still receive land from the government there if they improve it? I was told homesteading is no longer practiced in Alaska.
@@donmiller2908 The Homestead Act ended in 1976, but a provision allowed homesteading to continue in Alaska until 1986. We'll probably never see homesteading in Alaska again but the state is so vast, who knows. Alaska is almost 20% of the U S.
This is such a wonderful interview ! As a mother of three, it filled me with hope, as far as the influences kids get exposed to, to see someone so REAL, so human ! We have never listen to her as we don’t listen 99.9% of artists 😂 but, we’ll start now. She’s truly more than a musician ❤️
she genuinely sings because it makes her happy, this is a true artist !
Can you stop spamming comments dude
i ate the world hottest chilli pepper on my vid
She couldn't even sing in the beginning! She learned on the job! She might be a decent songwriter, but her singing was never worthwhile "art." It was unlistenable shite to any trained ear.
So glad to see she made it out of frozen foods
Clown
The idea of “fear being a thief that takes your past and projects it into a future that hasn’t happened yet”, is the PERFECT metaphor to describe so much of the apprehension that people face when looking to make big changes in their lives.
Don’t let the past remind us of what we are not now.
that sounds like lyrics for one of her songs.
All art is stolen
That's because it's not fear, it's awareness.
Bounced over to Spotify. OMG - what an emotional roller coaster. Amazing story. Amazing, inspirational life. There are good things in the world. Jewel is one of the best.
Preech did thr same thing incredible story with so much to learn
I heard this podcast was amazing years ago but still wasn't prepared for how compelling the story was. It is begging to be turned into Oscar bait. She is such a good storyteller and getting a behind the scenes view of the music industry as grunge was blowing up in the 90s was so fascinating. She is so emotionally intelligent. Most people would have cracked under that pressure and then to do it all over again after that quick rise to fame is insane. Had no idea this was her life when she blew up on the radio in the 90s. And she is still so unbelievably talented with that amazing performance at the end. Will never hear those songs the same again. 4 hours went by so fast.
What a woman.
That little giggle/laugh she's got is effing adorable.
Its why men fight wars.
@@HH-el8vp so true!
It's fake.
@@fredstone3875 hell yeah dude noiiiiice I hate everything & everyone too
giggly ggiggly kekeke
I love the way Joe when he listens to stories from his guest he is genuinely in admiration of his guest. It is genuine and not like oh ok cool. He stops and really takes it in and is like wow. Keep the story telling. It’s a lost art form.
Very rare to have Joe actually listen during an interview and not insert himself into the narrative. Usually only found with musicians he interviews.
It was so sincere that Jewel thought he was being sarcastic for a second and chuckled.
He's trying to imagine himself in her shoes.
@@tbc543 wtf when has anyone ever spoken to someone and not insert themselves in the conversation? That would be a bit awkward.
I agree! Like wow! Woah! What did capacity feel like....
I think she one of the most genuine artists out there
This was extraordinary! I was thoroughly engrossed. How insightful and disciplined you are Jewel! Very bright and resilient lady! Much love!
She was blistering red hot in the 90's.. All my nieces and sisters and every girl went crazy over here. Then when people found out she was homeless and living in a car and was self made they went even more crazy over her
I was a MP in the Marines in the 90’s. Jewel came to Camp Lejeune and did a concert for the troops. I was assigned to her as security and have to say she was a very sweet and down to earth person. The only other entertainer I meet that was generally a good person with no ego was Jeff Foxworthy. He is a solid dude as well.
Semper Fi
Bro I was there too!!
What a great podcast. My aunt used to sing back up vocals for jewel and had nothing but amazing things to say about her
What an honor ❤
Shes a gem, always been just a beautiful soul
i used to work in the music industry and once got to work backstage at a jewel show. she was a queen and treated everyone very well. she even let the hired help eat the fancy catering with her crew, which was very kind
I too have been homeless and it basically strips away the steps we are taught and makes us think of things from a different perspective. Because when you're homeless, you don't have anything that's really tangible except for your intellegence and talent. So to try to build a life starting off in debt to someone, is a definite no unless you want to be owned and still face the risk of a falling out before the loan is paid back. So the risk of it is just too great no matter how badly we may want a particular change that will give us the break we so desperately need.
Jewel is a great person that has more than just musical talent. Kudos ❤
I'm late to the party but I love this story,, I grew up in a violent teenage marriage I listened to jewel she helped me get through those hard times listening to her music. Now I'm homeless and inspired. Great interview.
"You didn't have a manager?"
"No, but I went to the library."
Classic
Well if you don't know anything going in they can take advantage of you more easily she learned enough not to want a "loan" she wanted her money free and clear if she "owed" them they might insist she do all sorts of things she did not want to to pay them back. OK Jewel you need to let us distort your voice now ok Jewel wear this etc.
@@AnnaLVajda NIPSEY HUSSLE GAVE THE CORRECT BLUEPRINTS
Too bad it's BS. Hate to break it to ya'll but there's a whole lotta half truths in her tale here. She HAD a manager named Innga Vanshtein and before that it was an SD attorney named John Von Passenheim (she had a Freudian slip when she said the music book was written by Passenheim. It was actually written by Donald Passman. oops!) Then the reason she got the record deal she did was because of her attorney in LA named Eric Greenspan. Her homeless story is exaggerated in a big way too. Her Mom was in SD and she lived in her van only briefly. She was surrounded by so much support that if she was really in major distress she would have been helped in seconds. I know because I was very closely involved with all the same venues and many people working with and around her at the time. The whole 'pay to play' thing was TOTAL BS. That was a thing in LA and SD people were NOT having that. If it did happen it happened very few and far between and people would raise hell about it. Most of the venue owners were super cool - Joe from Java Joes, The Arthouse in Carlsbad, Zanzibar in PB, Disc Cafe in La Jolla and so on . Also, there was not some super grunge thing going on in SD. It was a super mixed scene with lots of acoustic coffee shop type acts at the time so she was not some strange stand out. She fit right in with acts like The Rugburns, Gregory Page, Steve Poltz, Frank Drennan and many others. I don't get why Jewel is feeling the need to spin her story, it was interesting enough when it was just the facts.
Franks Zappa said "if you want to get laid go to college, if you want an education go to a library"
@@joseph_b319 Sign me up for college right now.
This was the best podcast I have seen. Shout out to Jewel from her USO performance in the Persian Gulf.
CVN-75, 2001 Deployment!!
Saw her at Camp Lejeune, NC
@@UNLEASHED369 she yodeled for us and I remember her telling a story and I cannot believe I forgot how talented she is! I am so happy to find out about her life story while in a PTSD program at the VA!
The buck stops here. CVN 75 2006-2009
@@UNLEASHED369 I am in recovery for PTSD in the VA and am at the end of my treatment but have really just begun to live on my terms.🙂
This reminds me that inspiration is beautiful and listening to her story is one of those precious examples of success that people rarely see in successful people.🤔
Love to watch her family on Alaska The Last Frontier. Great supportive family. Watching her father interact with the family and friends, you can see where she developed her honesty and work ethic. Love Jewels music and her son is adorable.
Ive been going through some hard times and i have to say listening to this pod cast gives great hope and this was so impactful thanks for this i needed it even years later thank you
Absolutely one of the best podcast episodes ever. I lost sense of time and didn't realize 3 hrs and 40 mins had transpired, and wanted more. Classic
Joe cracks me up " fucking hippie's"
I broke my feet today because I kicked my computer because someone commented that my videos are bad! I hate unjustified criticism. Please wish me a speedy recovery, dear chae
I used to yell out the car window "get a car hippie" at cyclists in Santa Cruz. It's fun to blame hippies even when they're clearly not hippies.
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⬆️Elon Musk meets Alex Jones!
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This was probably the only episode that I watched more than once. It was so captivating
Me too
This was the best interview I’ve listened to in a long time, since Robin Williams. I listened to the entire interview today. Jewel is a true loving person. I was able to learn so much from these 2 individuals. Jon is a really good interviewer and host. My mind was blown with revelations, raw honesty and true emotions. It was refreshing to listen to 2 philosophers of life come together to share wisdom🥰.
This is why podcasts were created. America needs more stories like this. Thank you.
Dave chappell
"America"?? For real? Are you that ignorant...
MERICA YEAAAAA
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So America doesn't need stories like this?
@@joeschmo247 The world
I loved Jewel when I was a teen. One of my most looked forward to interviews. No one does it better thank you Joe!
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Listen to jewel on Howard stern
Conversation*
I found her interview on Howard Stern much better.
She played too.
As an artist (writer/poet) I just love listening to other artists' interviews. This was an amazing listen. It says a lot about her to he homeless, trying to figure out her life and still turn down $1 mil. That's how the story goes when you are grounded and have a sense of where it is you want to end up rather than simply living in the moment. Truth is, that million dollars would have probably been the end of her career. That's admirable. I truly hate how the industry pollutes art. Ray Lamontagne spoke about that in an interview once. Actually Joe, Ray Lamontagne or Gregory Isaac Isakov would be an amazing guest 😊🙏🏿
"your life will rise to the level youve settled for" damn that hit me 20 seconds in
I lived on Grand Ave in Pacific Beach, directly across the street from the coffee house she played at. They always left the door open and my roommates and I always noticed when she was playing because it was much better than anything else we heard coming from the door. Then one day she got huge overnight and we realized it was her, she def deserved it, and we kind of knew she would get discovered.
She needs a movie made about her life. It's very interesting.
100%
I’d watch it. Would be great.
@@Freecpapadvice her family has a show based in Alaska, she’s on it periodically !
If she writes the music I'd watch it!
read her autobiography, really great book
This blows away Howard sterns interview with jewel
WOW! I’ve just watched the interview. OMG what a story she has, definitely needs to be made a movie. MUST WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW!!
So I just listened to the entire podcast on Spotify. Hands down one of the most interesting things I've ever heard. Every young person should hear this and take notes. This could save untold lives. No joke.
This is the most important episode of the century! Just imagine how many people will get help with this podcast. Truly Amazing!
Yeah listening to this full podcast is definitely worth the time! I honestly did not expect anything nearly as impactful as this was!
We really need more artists today like Jewel. Very humble and genuine.
True artist. I love singer/song writers of the 70’s. She’s an old soul and authentic.
I look at the views on Spotify for this episode and it's nowhere near the top, but it's the best episode. Maybe it will catch on one day. Someone should make a film of her life.
Jewel is such a smokeshow. Her little chuckle melts my heart the way she laughs is so cute
She is such a timeless talented babe!
I have so much respect for Jewel now that she’s shared her Rocky Balboa 12 rounds kinda of life: full of blows, yet a triumphant survivor. Beautiful, loving, inspirational, intelligent, tough human being. Thank you so much for sharing your story!
It's great hearing the backstories of "famous" people, even ones that are not superfamous. So many people don't realize the risks they took, the work they did, the humility and perseverance. Her story was so wonderful, raw and uplifting.
I was thinking the same. Amazing story and happy she turned down the money making her happiness the priority. The money came regardless.
This is the strength that all young girls should aspire to have, the world would be a better place
She's an extraordinary soul! Her life's story is absolutely amazing! I love her honesty ❤️! I'm so glad her life is better now!
I was one of those coffee shop regs who watched her play in PB. There was something special about her. You just KNEW she was going to be something special. And SOOOOO cute to boot!!
This made me cry, one of the last things my mom and I did before she died, was see her in concert. She died 11.12.2000
This past week I been missing her so bad, just for Joe to have her on here. And she is just as amazing as I remember her..
I'm so sorry you're missing her so much.... my dad passed last year and I haven't been dealing with it very well and made some bad decisions... his birthday was 2nd February (2.2) and it seems almost every night I'm waking up at 2.22am
@@samuelwoods164 my daughters bday is 2.2 and mine is 222
And my mom's death date is 11.12
And my husband's bday is 11.12
He's saying hi. Numbers mean EVERYTHING, wish I can say it gets easier. I myself made bad decisions that I wish I didn't when she first died, but living a clean honest life is the best way to achieve happiness.
I wish you luck on your path of grief, stay strong. Make him proud
@@ionkno1893 wow, I guess me even replying and telling you my fathers day and my experience adds to all of this, it never used to happen until he passed but the same thing (the 2.22am and many other strange occurrences with the number 2) used to happen to my dad for years before he passed... so your daughters birthday is 2nd feb?... I'm sorry I can't quite understand what date yours is.. 222?
2nd of feb is also a big day for Catholics called candle mass, I think it has something to do with the very start of easter (maybe not) and also an American thing to do with the end of winter groundhog day (and fantastic Bill Murray movie)
Rip, hope you are doing good sending love and strength much love 💕
Joe was totally moved by Jewel at the end of the podcast and so was his whole audience!! Amazing!!!
That was amazing. Such a good episode
She's always been something special.
I literally cried at the end of this one. In a good way though.
I have always really liked her! Glad she was on the podcast!!💯🙏🏼😎🥰❤️🔥
hello simps
My Mother gave me Pieces of you when I was in middle school. Basically when it came out. Early nineties. Every song is beautiful and I still listen to it.
Always loved Jewel and her music. She brought me through a rough time in my life and I am so great full. I still love her music. To bad music today is so full of hate. Will we ever get another like her.
She talked about doing the kind of music that she does (folk) while everyone was listening to "grunge"... I was 19, maybe 20 , I was a big Smashing Pumpkins fan, I was somewhere on vacation and I used to fall asleep listening to the radio. One night, they played a song, it was so nice and soothing, I forced myself to stay awake, hoping they would say the singer's name. It was Jewel and the next day, I went to a music shop and bought her album "Spirit". I'm sure that I'm not the only one who likes "grunge" music and her music as well.
I had Pieces of You right between Helmet's Betty and Portrait of an American Family.
Funny you say that, I remember at the time everyone at the skate park had basically the same CD collection, nirvana and pearl jam and green day and smashing pumpkins and rage against the machine and tool and chemical Brothers and prodigy and Wu Tang and cypress hill and ... For some reason, jewel.
I’m a hip hop head but her music was so soothing. It put me to sleep but in a good way. Kind of like she was specifically singing to me.
Cool
All the comments + it shows what a professional interviewer Rogan is. The whole thing was just absolutely brilliant! Thank you both.
Rogan is a terrible interviewer. He cuts guests off to interject his own BS and make it about him non stop. Jokes go completely over his shiny bald head. I’m glad this episode appears to be an exception for once.
@@HaroldBallz
He gets people to talk.
And I've noticed in my life that people that bitch the most about people cutting others off by are mostly pissed that they got beat to the punch
He is a professional conversationalist, far from an interviewer.
@@HaroldBallz I respectfully disagree. He seems to have really genuine conversations and pulls way more out of interesting people than most “professionals” do. I think this is what the masses want - No bullsh$&, just talk. Of course, he changes his approach based on the type of conversation and who it’s with.
This is such a great story on so many levels, not the least of which is good career advice in general but especially for young aspiring artists. Considering how predatory the music industry has always been, and still is towards young talent, her thought process and decision making was / is absolutely remarkable.
She still gives shows like she describes her first shows in the coffee shop. I love her concerts.
This was probably the most humble, self-aware, and intelligent interview I have seen Rogan do.
For Jewel to make such great decisions when desperate, to be so true to herself and well-being despite the money/bribe...not many people would pull that off. 1 in a million. Wow.
exactly. I was really impressive by follow up questions and how focused he was
@Roy Whorshtz you slow
@Roy Whorshtz
How did she make her son fatherless? Did she kill Ty? You do understand their divorce was a mutual agreement, right?
@Roy Whorshtz
Yes, mutual agreement. They both(Ty and herself)even spoke on them splitting up, and why. It's a normal thing. My ex-wife and I did the same thing. You act like people can't get divorced, but still communicate and the children can live with both parents?? Not only have they both spoke about them splitting up. They both speak about how they communicate, and co-parent. So how is their little boy fatherless, and how was their divorce not mutual...when you can hear them actually say what I said?
Grow up? Wow, how passive aggressive of you. You can't see past your own inner hatred for what happened to you, you actually believe every divorce is like yours. If you say you're not divorced...then you're speaking from a place of ignorance and this whole conversation was a complete waste of my time.
@Roy Whorshtz
Wait, so you're doing the exact same thing? You assume that their son isn't "alrright". All I know is the son isn't fatherless, and they mutually agreed to get a divorce. Which those were your original points, which is coming from their mouths. So what you said about their son being fatherless, and Jewel leaving her husband, is untrue...period.
Also, "broken homes" don't communicate and co-parent. Broken homes are dysfunctional and damaging. From what I've read and heard both them say about one another, it doesn't sound like a "broken home". Now as to them no longer being married, does that possibly affect their child, possibly. But until you ask the child, you and I will never know. But keep assuming since you went through some horrible shit??🤔
“Your life will rise to the level you settle for”
Jewel truly is a diamond.
This got me too when I heard her say that
Delusion
I see what you did there...
tell that to all those sweatshop kids, delusional
Absolutely hated that line. Has LoA written all over it which leads to spiritual bypassing. Also absolutely hate people who had a lucky break (albeit through persistence and hard work and continuous hustle....) but then somehow feels entitled as if they made it to the top on their own and downplays luck and praises hard work. It's very easy to slap an Instagram feel-good, tough-ish Rocky Balboa/Tony Robbins quotes but those people who are suffering it is INEPT and GLIB. It takes more courage to feel the pain of others, extend hand of empathy and console a grieving person that say: "Oh tuff ish...get over it. What are you gonna do now now that your father is dead as a rock?"
Love her music, but first time I realized how jaded I was to be star-struck. Be your own celebrity. Worship yourself. Instead of looking up to the elite.... I have few more celebs whom I idolize (like Eminem...lol) but this does it. These people are no different from the rest of us. Only us sheep who put them on pedestal with our money and tickets thinking THEY have talent and US don't. Well may US don't cuz enough people hasn't shown the same courtesy of compassion to pay for our talents.
As someone in Reddit posted about Joe Rogan. Why would he sit on mountaintop and fling ish at others? And now he has some elitist buddies to do it for him.
One of the greatest episodes. I'm in love with her mind and how wise she. I could listen to her talk all day long.
This is one of the most inspirational and uplifting stories I’ve heard in a long time.
If you haven't seen this full episode, make it the next one you sit down to watch. Her story is crazy and the end has a treat for any hardcore Jewel fans out there. Awesome episode! And thanks to Jewel for sharing that story. Absolutely incredible that she went through what she did and is still such a sweet person.
Mind blowing episode.
I came on youtube after listening to the full podcast just to say that Jewel's podcast/story is the best I have ever heard! I re-fell in love with her.
Same
Same
Me too!
Yep
"Lights the darkness most fear." This was my answer when I was crying out for strength to get off drugs and the street. These lyrics entered my heart and I understood truth is the light. And truth begins with me. As I focused on the truth within, ridding what I did not need, everything came into place. Life love home amazing how a few words can inspire another to change their heart and mind that changes their actions. Thank you Jewel for Hands a beautiful beautiful song lifting many I am sure.
This is still one of the best episodes ive listened to from JRE out of the few hundred ive watched
Easily top 3
wow, this entire pod cast was unbelievable. Has to be one of the best. Truly an amazing soul.
I love how in awe Joe is with people's stories! Its one reason I love him so much!!
he does incredible interviews, he knows how to draw out people and get them to reveal themselves
He overdoes it
You have low standards lol
Well he is usually high AF when he doing these podcasts.
I've liked Joe since I first heard him, until this interview, now I still like Joe, but I love her so much, she's so real and beautiful, a woman like her... Wow, Imagine a woman like that to share your life with, so cool, talented and strong, she's something else. Amazing
I’ve seen this episode a few times now . I come back to it everytime I’m feeling sorry for myself and shiitttyy up life . 😕👍🏼
Just listened to this full podcast and absolutely blown away from her story, her accomplishments. Just WOW ❤
Yes i was also blown away watching her complete interview almost 3 hours video on joe rogan spotify
"Pieces of You" is still one of my favorite 90's records.
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⬆️Elon Musk meets Alex Jones!
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Shadow Fashion
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Her music video introduced me to Fresian horses, I still ride them today.
Me too
Jewel is amazing. She set a bar. Her laugh has never changed. She’s so real.
Her teeth also still real. And her voice, still amazing.
Such a joyful laugh
Who is jewel?
She really is a jewel...that made me cry
@@TheKalenj yes
People love Jewel because she’s clever AND thinks with her heart. That’s wisdom and love… we all wish we had it. In 1997 as an 8th grader, I used my babysitting money to buy her single on cassette, then her album on CD. (Two different versions of “You Were Meant for Me”). I knew way back then Jewel was a genuinely insightful, special person. Who could write “People living their lives for you on TV, they say they’re better than you, and you agree” and NOT be perceptive/truthful?
she has brilliant way of thinking, regardless of been homeless and offered million dollar deal , she didn't let her emotions and desperation take over her thinking mind . i loved her story thanks morgan for bringing her into your show.
It's like time forgot about her, this is unreal. I'm 4O and I remember Jewel looking like this when I was barely out of my teens.
She’s 47, same age as me. Not sure she looks the same, but does look fairly young.
yes she has aged super well!
Having money eases the damage of time
Shes a vampire
@@ma5839 naw make up fella
What an absolute legend! She is literally telling us her come up on the local scene and the true struggles she went through like many before her trying to get noticed. Love or hate her music/genre ... it doesn't get much more real than this. She deserves EVERYTHING she's earned.
Who hates Jewel?
@@RadiosGomer that's a good question, one of my favorite songs is art is red by her words kill but still like most of jewels music. There is a UA-cam video of her doing karaoke in disguise and you can see on the crowds face how talented she is with out her name sake.
I love her self-awareness shown a couple of times in the interview. I don't know about her music but certainly that virtue needs to be acknowledged as it is not so common as some might think.
I love this interview...wow! Inspiring. Never give up! She pushed and pushed. I'm watching this with my daughter tonight L&R
"I have to grow a tree first, the pear is far away"
This resonates so deeply with where I am at.
LTOM 😉
@@InnerAwakeningsAstrology Not sure what LTOM means... less than one minute?
7 seconds, to be precise.
Jewel has been my idol since I was about 4 years old, learning guitar and singing her songs for every talent show I could possibly do. Such an emotional interview.. All through middle school and high school I have written so many papers on Jewel and her life. I haven’t ever gotten to hear it this way, personally from her. Thank you so much Joe for that. Happy tears. So much love for you, Jewel. 🥲
God bless you!
Savannah, how cool that you found this!
It’s cool that your favourite singer has just done the BEST EVER joe Rogan podcast. Inspirational lady. My fav podcast ever!! Good on you for finding the podcast. 😃
Do you have any videos of you singing savannah?
What a wonderful person. I grew up less than a mile from where she was homeless. It sounds like my fellow San Diegans stepped up to the plate to help her. Something interesting, 91X was a monster station. Their transmitter was based in Tijuana. They didn't have to comply with US regulations. On a good night, their signal could reach Seattle. So, access to 30+ million people.
I worked at a restaurant for about a year homeless, I remember during that Christmas season getting of crazy 10 hour shifts after the busses stopped running and walking the 2 miles in the rain to the closest park with a tube slide to sleep in, I had sprayed inside cube section before the actual slide started with clear polyurethane to water proof it-
sometimes it sucked but I also had a lot of fun during that year.
Ya know why Rogan is a good interviewer? He lets his guests talk. This was actually jewels show.
Not as much as he should. No one needs to hear him Wow three times in a row.
@@reallyhappenings5597 Lol
He got better as a listener. He used to interject quite often
@@reallyhappenings5597 The person he's interviewing does. Monologues are really weird and people who do them are usually schizophrenic. Watch any kid and how they light up when someone's listening. That's what Joe does.
He's probably the worst interviewer.
This is one of his top 10 podcasts of all time. I can't think of anyone with a more interesting story. Incredible fucking podcast. Jewel is a total badass.
That's the room temp iq talking
That nugget about what “advances” actually are would save lives
If you watch the whole Edward Norton interview with Joe, it should blow you away, I'm not easily impressed but the dude is deep
Stop gassing lol. Its just not though this is probably your first jre podcast smh.
@@vincentjones9215 thanks I'll definitely be checking it out!
Okay i need to listen to the whole thing, these kind of stories fill my heart with joy man
The whole interviews on spotify 3 hours 20 minutes : amazing fascinating story!
Dude..I'm now hooked..now I gotta find the whole interview..Rogan..you rock!!
I listen to the whole interviews (3 hours 20 minutes) on spotify, amazing fascinating story, could not stop listening