Joe Rogan

Andrew Yang apologized on Monday after tweeting that he did not believe Joe Rogan was racist because Rogan interacted with Black people.

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Spotify’s Daniel Ek has apologized to his employees for the way in which the Joe Rogan podcast controversy has impacted them.

Ek said in a letter to employees that Rogan decided to remove some episodes of the podcast and that his past comments “do not represent the values of this company.”

Joe Rogan’s mouth has put Spotify in a tough spot.

“It makes me sick watching that video, but hopefully, at least some of you will accept this and understand where I’m coming from,” Rogan says in his video

Spotify CEO Daniel Ek spoke to CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” the morning after the company reported fourth-quarter earnings.

In Q1 2022, Spotify expects to report 418 million monthly active users. Analysts anticipated guidance of 417.8 million, according to StreetAccount.

Young pulled his music from the streaming platform last week over allegations that Joe Rogan spread coronavirus vaccination misinformation with his show.

Rogan said he would be open to changes to the show like booking mainstream experts after having controversial ones and doing more research on certain topics.

Spotify has found itself in hot water over concerns that its popular podcast star Joe Rogan is spreading coronavirus misinformation.

“I’m not trying to promote misinformation, I’m not trying to be controversial,” Rogan said in an Instagram video on Sunday.

The couple, who partnered with Spotify in 2020, said they plan to continue working with the platform.

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Joni Mitchell is joining Neil Young in his protest against Spotify, seeking to have her music removed from the streaming service

“They can have Rogan or Young. Not both,” Young wrote in a since-deleted open letter to his manager and record label that was posted to his website on Monday.

It’s the latest public pushback against Rogan, who hosts Spotify’s current most popular podcast, “The Joe Rogan Experience.”

270 doctors, professors, scientists and health care workers signed an open letter to Spotify about Covid misinformation promoted on its most popular show, The Joe Rogan Experience.

Spotify wants its podcasts to be more than just background noise.

Wealthy Chinese exile Guo Wengui is using his online misinformation network to promote the use of unproven treatments for Covid.