Jordan Jensen's Podcast Just Dropped Episode 75 — and Robby Hoffman Is Back

Some podcast episodes you put on while you clean the kitchen. This is not one of those. Episode 75 of RIP Jordan Jensen dropped on Jordan's official YouTube channel on October 19, and in three days it's already pulled in more than 75,000 views. The guest is Robby Hoffman, back for another round — and if you know anything about these two together, you already know: there is no warm-up lap. They just start going.

We embedded the full episode below in the big player, so you don't have to go hunting for it. Press play, let it run, and keep reading while it loads — we've got the full rundown of what they get into, the 40-second teaser Jordan posted, and the clip everybody keeps sending their friends.

The First Two Minutes Tell You Everything

No intro monologue. No easing in. The episode basically opens with the two of them roasting the matching outfits they wore last time — Jordan realized her button-down kind of looked like a blouse on camera, and Robby, being Robby, absolutely does not let it go. Within minutes they're deep into the kind of teasing that only works when two people genuinely know each other well enough to say anything.

That's the whole magic of this pairing. Robby pushes. Jordan pushes back. Nobody performs, nobody plays it safe, and the conversation just keeps sliding from dumb-funny into weirdly real without either of them announcing it. One minute you're laughing at a shirt. Ten minutes later you're thinking about your own life choices. Classic RIP.

What's Actually on the Table in Episode 75

Here's the official rundown of what they cover — and it's a lot. Consider this your map before you dive in:

Growing up. Both of them had unusual childhoods, and neither of them tells those stories the normal way. This is the part where you realize their weird brains were fully formed way before comedy found them.

LA vs NYC. The eternal comedian debate. Two cities, two completely different comedy scenes, and two people with strong opinions about where a comic is supposed to live — and suffer.

Are all comedians narcissists? Possibly the most honest question you can ask two people who get paid to hold a microphone and talk about themselves. Their answers are exactly as self-aware — and not self-aware — as you'd hope.

Therapy. It wouldn't be RIP Jordan Jensen without it. The show's whole thing is comedians talking psychology and philosophy like it's gossip, and this episode leans all the way in.

Why Jordan needs to move. Yes, really. This becomes an actual case, argued out loud, like a tiny courtroom where both lawyers are comedians.

Death and the afterlife. The big finish. Somehow the heaviest topic on the list becomes one of the funniest stretches of the episode. That's the trick only this show pulls off — it goes deep without ever going boring.

🎬 Not Ready for the Full Episode? Start With the Teaser

Jordan posted this short announcement clip on her channel the day the episode dropped — it's the fastest way to get the vibe. Forty-ish seconds, instant chaos. If this makes you laugh, the full episode above is your next hour sorted.

Video: RIP episode 75 announcement on YouTube — embedded from the official upload on Jordan Jensen's own channel.

🔥 And the Clip Your Group Chat Already Loves

New here because of the podcast? This is the one to send your friends. Jordan working a Gen Z crowd at the Comedy Cellar — 486K views and counting. Short, sharp, and the perfect intro to how fast her brain moves when a room tries to keep up.

Video: Jordan Jensen on YouTube — embedded from the official upload on her own channel.

Quick Refresher: Who Is Robby Hoffman?

If this is your first Robby episode, here's the short version. Robby Hoffman is a stand-up comedian with one of the most original voices in the game right now — raised in a Hasidic family in Montreal as one of ten kids, which is exactly as intense a comedy origin story as it sounds. Her style is calm, confident, and completely unbothered, which makes her the perfect sparring partner for Jordan.

She's a returning guest on RIP, and you can tell. There's no polite first-date energy here. These two have history, and the episode runs on it — the teasing lands harder, the serious moments land softer, and the whole thing feels like listening in on two friends who would absolutely say all of this with the cameras off.

Why This Podcast Keeps Blowing Up

RIP Jordan Jensen has a simple formula that turns out to be very hard to copy: a comedian sits down with a guest to talk psychology and philosophy — and sometimes Jordan is her own guest. That's it. No bits forced in, no viral-moment farming. Just two funny people actually thinking out loud.

And the timing helps. Jordan is in the middle of a serious run right now. Her Netflix debut hour, Take Me With You, landed in September, with Decider quoting the line that basically sums her up: "We're not meant to be chill, bro." She was the first woman ever to win NY's Funniest Stand-Up at the New York Comedy Festival, back in 2021. Episode 74 with Brendan Sagalow had fans talking about everything from anxiety to their shared therapist falling asleep in sessions — and Episode 75 keeps that same energy rolling with an even better pairing.

Seventy-five episodes in, most podcasts are on autopilot. This one is somehow still getting funnier. The view count agrees — 75,000+ in the first three days, and it's still climbing as more people find it through clips like the ones on this page.

More Jordan, Because One Episode Is Never Enough

Finished Episode 75 and need more? Start with Jordan Jensen's funniest stand-up moments — a full hour of her building sets out of thin air. Then watch her absolutely end a heckler in the drunk heckler shutdown, or the Comedy Central set that proved she can run any room in the country. And when you're done, take the 60-second stand-up legend quiz and find out which kind of funny you are.