To his fans, Joe Rogan uses his podcast to investigate and elevate ideas considered controversial or fringe by the mainstream. To his critics, he's a reckless peddler of dangerous conspiracy theories.
His Spotify-based podcast's Covid commentary created a backlash that led several musicians and customers to boycott the platform.So, who is Rogan? He's someone who requires a lot of slashes: Comedian/commentator/podcast host/media personality. Rogan, whose website describes him as"mixed martial arts fanatic" and"psychedelic adventurer" among other things, was a regular color commentator for the MMA promoter Ultimate Fighting Championship in the early 2000s.
Multiple psychologists told the Associated Press the theory is no support for the psychosis theory. Rogan has also endorsed using ivermectin, an anti-parasitic medicine, as a treatment for Covid, despite repeated warnings from US health officials. Rogan has said he's not anti-vaccine, but that he believes that younger people who exercise and eat healthy don't need to get vaccinated and have little to worry about if they become infected with Covid.
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