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Country Singer Jelly Roll's Prolific Run as the Go-To Musician in Joe Rogan's Universe

Country Singer Jelly Roll's Prolific Run as the Go-To Musician in Joe Rogan's Universe

Bloomberg27-02-2025

The generously tattooed artist has taken the upper echelons of the podcasting world by storm
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Hello, hello. Welcome back to Soundbite. Today, country music star Jelly Roll went from a young, incarcerated father to a Grammy-nominated musician. Part of his marketing success? A penchant for podcasts, specifically those in Joe Rogan's social circle. We'll get into it.
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