A fan tribute to the best producer in podcasting

“Jamie, pull that up.”

Joe has Jamie. The rest of us have hundreds of saved posts and no idea where any of them went. PostMine is the Jamie for your feed: save posts from any app, then just ask for them.

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Pulled it up.

Example searches. Your results come from the posts you save.


How PostMine works

Save it once. Find it forever.

No folders, no labels, no scrolling back through months of likes. You save it, PostMine figures out what it is, and you ask for it in plain words when you need it.

  1. Save from any app

    Tap Share, then PostMine. It lands in your vault, even if the original gets taken down later.

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  2. It gets described

    PostMine writes a short description, tags it by topic, and transcribes the audio from videos, so it knows what was said.

  3. Just ask

    Type or say what you remember, like “the Biden hairy legs story.” Search goes by meaning, so you don’t need the exact title.


Credit where it’s due

The original, and the show that made the line famous.

This whole site is a love letter to a running bit. Go support the people behind it.

The original Jamie

Jamie Vernon

Producer of The Joe Rogan Experience and the man on the other end of every “pull that up.” He finds the clip, the photo, the stat and the obscure animal video, live, while the conversation keeps moving.

He has his own shop, and yes, it has the shirt.

The show

The Joe Rogan Experience

Joe Rogan’s long-form conversation podcast, where “Jamie, pull that up” became one of the most repeated lines in podcasting. Full episodes are on Spotify and YouTube.


No Jamie? No problem.

PostMine pulls it up. Save the posts worth keeping and find any of them again by asking.

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