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'The Joe Rogan Experience' Returns to Apple Podcasts After 3-Year Hiatus
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When you have a major streaming platform like Spotify invested and giving you upfront money, to share your future ad profits, they will help you get the advertising needed from bigger spenders as opposed to mostly Manscaped, vitamins, crypto and VPN ads. Plus, Spotify has knowingly turned a blind eye to fake stream number cooking on their platform, which can really help the algorithms on their own platforms and YouTube etc. to help him gain more viewers and more advertising rev. which will only help both of them. It's a symbiotic relationship.
I don't listen to it, but I love Joe Rogan. He's really good at articulating what is going on during UFC fights, and breaking it down in a way anyone can understand. Good for the sport and helping people feel like they know a bit about it so they are more likely to stick around and keep watching.
He never once claimed nor do 99.999 percent of listeners think Joe Rogan is a journalist.
Yep, what ever MacRumors says or thinks, do the opposite.
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What is "neofascism" on the podcast? (Can you elaborate?) Are these buzzwords something you came up with yourself, or are you by any chance brainwashed by MSM?
Right, except for the ones who have already been adversely affected by hate speech, but you go on.
I’ve not seen any neofascists, climate change denialists, or antivax wackos. I have definitely not heard him promote child molestation. I don’t know who that person is, I will look up that episode.
I have listened to hundreds of episodes several years ago. I’ve never heard anything dangerous or unethical.
Quick edit: 2 minute Wikipedia search says this tidbit along with a lot of other stuff:
So that’s interesting. I’ll listen to the episode. He invites people on all sides to have an open discussion about issues. I doubt he’s promoting white nationalism. I like how everyone assumes I read Breitbart but I have never once. I don’t read CNN either. AP and Reuters are about as neutral as it gets, I don’t like anyone to read “news” to me with an obvious bias. I do understand that right wing nut-jobs exist just as much as left-wing ones do. I still don’t think censorship is the answer. If what he says is stupid let everyone hear how stupid it is. This is just one of thousands of different kinds of people he has interviewed.
“Disagreement“ and “saying something different to considered opinion and fact” isn’t “dissent”.
There is no such thing. Same with "vegetarian meat". Don't be so easily fooled by language spouted by MSM.
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We found the free speech advocate folks!!! /sarcasm
Whatever you’re claiming as “universally unacceptable opinions”. There’s so much wrong with that statement but to put it simply for you ….Opinions aren’t acceptable or unacceptable. That’s why it’s called an opinion.
That is a common generalization and misconception that promotes an erroneous stereotype.
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This troll didn’t need a wider audience to brainwash by “just asking questions” in bad faith that he’s not actually interested in hearing fact-based answers to.
Exactly. That’s why going right to child molestation is another straw man. That’s not an opinion, that is universally wrong.
It's going to be a while, he is still doing research. My guess is he won't find anything.
Hard yes? I don’t even want to know what that means.
This rogan character was decent before he got all into conspiracies, right wing, etc.
So it's actually a parody of journalism then? That actually would make some sense. Maybe he is a genius after all.
so the exclusivity clause expired in his Spotify contract. this is news how......
When you add the discourse around Joe Rogan to the fact that Joe is a moron that makes a fool of himself routinely, it goes to show that it's just not worth it at all.
His episodes are 3 hours long - go read a book instead.
His episodes are 3 hours long - go read a book instead.
I am genuinely tickled by some of the responses here.. I'll be switching from Spotify back to podcasts app now.
No. Not at all. If those are his beliefs he promotes, it is no different than you or I no matter how many people listen. The ideals that get spoken about aren't limited to public figures when they speak. The ideals are already out there and the listeners/viewers need to exercise their own discretion on what they listen to or believe. This is where our education system is actually failing the country by not exercising enough freedom of choice no matter how bad the institutions' heads think the choices are. We are censoring speakers and that is leading to a very parochial view of everything in society.
And unless that public figure doles out instructions to actually go and do harm to any person or group, free speech is the greatest thing in the world.
If you want to see what has done more harm via words than anything else on earth, just watch the so called news nowadays.
...wherein a person raising flags about "fascism", implies people aren't allowed to be heard.