Comedian Joe Rogan will livestream his first Netflix standup special in six years live from San Antonio, Texas on August 3, at 10 p.m. ET.

The event, titled Burn the Boats, will be the latest livestream event for Netflix, which is increasingly carving out live windows for comedy specials, including the Roast of Tom Brady back in May, as well as last year's Chris Rock: Selective Outrage. 

Here's the Burn the Boats trailer:

Rogan, a former host of NBC's Fear Factor, already has two (prerecorded) Netflix comedy specials under his belt: 2016's Triggered and 2018's Strange Times. 

Most of Rogan's clout these days comes from his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, which will pay him a reported $250 million under a multiyear deal carved out with distributor Spotify back in February.

Fox Nation offers a special about Joe Rogan Wednesday, August 24. Who is Joe Rogan? investigates the life of the controversial podcaster. 

“From his early career as a comedian, actor and fight commentator, Rogan has made himself one of the most listened to podcasters, heard by over 100 million people, though not without scrutiny and condemnation,” said Fox Nation. 

Rogan was a host on Fear Factor on NBC and The Man Show on Comedy Central, before his podcast The Joe Rogan Experience was launched late in 2009. He’s Spotify’s highest-paid podcaster, with a deal estimated at $200 million. 

Rogan has stirred up various controversies on the podcast, including speaking out against the COVID vaccine and mocking a transgender athlete.

Fox News Channel host Brian Kilmeade hosts the Rogan special. Kilmeade is a co-host on Fox & Friends and hosts the Saturday program One Nation with Brian Kilmeade. 

Those weighing in on what makes Rogan tick in the special include comedian and Fox News personality Tom Shillue, life coach Vivace Maxvictor and movie critic Christian Toto. 

Fox Nation launched in late 2018. The streaming service costs $5.99 monthly and $64.99 yearly. ■

Steven Rinella will take viewers through new terrain for season six of Meat Eaters, to premiere Jan. 8 at 8 p.m. on Sportsman Channel, the network announced today.

Joe Rogan and Bryan Callen will make return appearances this season, where Rinella gets dropped into a lakeside area for a 10-day moose and grizzly bear hunting trip.