“I’m not mad at Neil Young,” Rogan said in his response, describing himself as a lifelong fan of the singer.In a blog post yesterday, Spotify CEO Daniel Ek addressed mounting controversy over health misinformation. Joni Mitchell announced on Saturday that she would remove her catalogue from Spotify “in solidarity” with Young. Neil Young’s music was taken down from the platform last week after he offered it an ultimatum to remove either his work or Rogan’s. Spotify has been under pressure to censor or remove episodes of Joe Rogan Experience amid concerns it may fuel anti-vaccine sentiment. “I want to thank Spotify for being so supportive during this time, and I’m very sorry that this is happening to them and that they’re taking so much from it.” Rogan also apologised to Spotify, which acquired exclusive rights to host his show in 2020, reportedly at a cost of more than $US100 ($A141) million. “I am gonna do my best in the future to balance things out.” Joe Rogan’s podcast was acquired by Spotify in a reported $100 million deal. “Often times I have no idea what I’m gonna talk about until I sit down and talk to people. “It’s become what it is today, which is some out of control juggernaut that I barely have control of,” he said. He said that his podcast, which is the most listened to Spotify show in Australia and reaches an estimated 11 million global listeners per episode, as “just conversations” which “started off as … having fun and talking”. Rogan called these guests “highly credentialled … people with an opinion that’s different from the mainstream narrative.” “A lot of people … have a distorted perception of what I do,” he said, defending recent episodes of the Joe Rogan Experience that featured guests cardiologist Dr Peter McCullough and immunologist/virologist Dr Robert Malone.īoth expressed views during their respective podcast appearances that were contrary to information provided by government health authorities. The American podcaster had sparked backlash for interviewing vaccine-sceptics and suggesting the young and healthy should not get vaccinated

Joe Rogan addressed the controversy surrounding some of the recent guests on his wildly popular show in a lengthy clip. In the 10-minute clip, Rogan said he would “try harder to get people with differing opinions on” and “do my best to make sure I’ve researched these topics”. Watch Sunrise on Channel 7 and stream it for free on 7plus >

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