Rogan added that he supports Spotify's decision to put a label on what he says are "controversial" podcasts. Music News Joni Mitchell joins Neil Young in protest against Spotify I'm interested in finding out what the truth is." I'm just a person who sits down and talks to people and has conversations with them. "I do not know if they're right," Rogan said. He argued that he was not spreading misinformation, that some people have a "distorted perception" of what it is he does and that what he does is merely sharing "opinions." Rogan's response came via a nearly 10-minute video published to Instagram.
He also addressed comments to Neil Young and Joni Mitchell, who have both asked the platform to remove their work in protest of Rogan's podcast. Sunday evening, the streaming service's most popular podcast host, Joe Rogan, addressed criticisms of his episodes that have discussed the coronavirus pandemic. Spotify has become the latest battleground regarding misinformation about COVID-19. The move follows protests of the music-streaming service that were kicked off by Young over the spread of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. Spotify said Sunday that it will add content advisories before podcasts discussing the coronavirus. Occupy Democrats immediately called for Spotify to drop Rogan’s show because of his “dangerous” rhetoric.Neil Young (left) in 2016 and podcaster Joe Rogan in 2012. Of course, this was met with cool heads and rational thinking.Īs is their typical way of doing business.
No one that was alive today had ever experienced a true pandemic and I’m hoping that now that this is over, people are going to recognize that some serious errors were made and not repeat those.”
“I hope there’s lessons learned in this because this is a new thing,” Rogan said to Rodgers. He then encouraged his listeners to do the same. During that discussion, Rogan mentioned his intention to vote for Republicans due to “errors” made by Democrats. The two talked about COVID and the ensuing response. Rogan was speaking to Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers on a recent episode of his massively successful podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience.” Joe Rogan is once again facing calls for Spotify to cancel his show, only this time, it’s for having the audacity to tell people to vote Republican.
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