“I’m on mushrooms”- Joe Rogan reveals how he’s dealing with all the controversies surrounding his podcast
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Joe Rogan talks about dealing with controversies
Joe Rogan has been the talk of the town. The UFC commentator and podcast kingpin has been receiving more heat than ever. However, Rogan has managed to keep his cool amidst the controversies surrounding him and he felt it was important to let the fans know how is dealing with it.
Joe Rogan, a veteran UFC commentator, podcast host, and comedian, recently got into trouble surrounding his podcast. Joe has been in the world of podcasts for the longest and is still the most popular podcast in the world. The UFC icon got into trouble on accusations of vaccine misinformation and using racial slurs on his podcast several times in the past.
Rogan has given out his sincere apologies to whoever he offended in the recent past on his Instagram. In his most recent post, the podcast host decided to show his fans how he was dealing with the current controversies. The video shows Joe Rogan dining with his friends in a restaurant which included the appearance of comedian Tony Hinchcliffe. The commentator captioned the post, “When people are like, ‘How are you handling all this bullshit?’ I send them this.” He also mentioned that he is on mushrooms, the psychedelic drug.
Several episodes of the Joe Rogan podcast taken down from Spotify
All of this controversy surrounding Joe began when doctors decided to protest against him for spreading misinformation on his podcast that is streaming exclusively on Spotify. Following that, several musicians, including Niel Young, Joni Mitchell, David Crosby, and others announced that they want their music to be taken down from Spotify if the Swedish music streaming platform shall continue to allow Joe to put on his podcast.
And very recently, singer India Arie lashed out on Rogan over a clip that has surfaced on the internet. The clip consists of a compilation of Joe saying the “N-Word” on his podcasts in the past. Rogan has publicly issued another apology regarding this issue.
Spotify has already removed several episodes of the podcast in the past. In addition to that, the Swedish music streaming company pulled another 70 episodes from the year 2009 to 2018. What do you make of the recent controversies surrounding Joe Rogan?
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