Trump is making the rounds on several popular podcasts, oftentimes as the first politician to do so, during the final month before the election. His opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, reversed course on her media strategy and has also appeared for several interviews with celebrity personalities across television, radio, and social media after a month without any interviews.

While in an interview on the Full Send podcast, Trump’s second time on the show, the GOP nominee confirmed he will be sitting down with Rogan. The clip of Trump discussing the forthcoming interview appeared on X before the entire Full Send episode airs on Monday.

“You’re doing a lot of podcasts recently. One that I would love to see you on, I think Joe Rogan has to have you on. Would you do that?” host Kyle Forgeard asked.

“I think I’m doing it, actually,” Trump responded.

“Joe Rogan’s the best in the game for sure,” Forgeard said. “He’s an honest guy too.”

“He is. Good guy,” Trump agreed. “He’s got a good voice; that’s important.”

Rogan himself has not confirmed the interview. However, the X account belonging to his podcast posted a question to its over 400,000 followers: “Do you want to see @realDonaldTrump on the podcast?”

In the past, Rogan claimed that he rejected Trump’s efforts to appear on the show. While Rogan publicly supported and praised Robert F. Kennedy Jr. while he was running for president as an independent candidate, the comedian-turned-podcast host has not issued an endorsement.

The Washington Examiner reached out to the Trump campaign for comment.

Harris is fresh from her appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast as the first politician that host Alex Cooper interviewed. Spotify ranked Call Her Daddy as the No. 1 of all podcasts as of Sunday, with the Joe Rogan Experience at No. 2.

Trump has appeared on other podcasts recently, including comedian Andrew Schulz’s Flagrant with Akaash Singh and comedian Theo Von’s This Past Weekend, which are among the top fifteen of podcasts.