I’m excited to have the support of the largest audio platform in the world and I hope you folks are there when we make the switch!Ī post shared by Joe Rogan on at 11:30am PDT We will still have clips up on YouTube but full versions of the show will only be on Spotify after the end of the year. They want me to just continue doing it the way I’m doing it right now. It’s just a licensing deal, so Spotify won’t have any creative control over the show. It will remain FREE, and it will be the exact same show. Johnson replied to Winslow admitting he was 'not aware' of Rogan's use of the n-word and said it was a 'learning moment' for him.Announcement: the podcast is moving to Starting on September 1 the podcast will be available on Spotify as well as all platforms, and then at the end of the year it will move exclusively to Spotify, including the video version. Now the movie star has backtracked on his comments after learning about Rogan's use of the n-word.ĭon Winslow, who is a world-leading American author, posted a tweet to Johnson where he said: 'You're a hero to many people and using your platform to defend Joe Rogan, a guy that used and laughed about using the N-word dozens of times, is a terrible use of your power'. 'Now, I haven't said it in years,' Rogan added.ĭwayne 'The Rock' Johnson had previously shown support of Rogan's podcast by saying he was 'looking forward' to appearing on the show. 'I know that to most people, there's no context where a White person is ever allowed to say that, never mind publicly on a podcast, and I agree with that,' he said.

Rogan apologised over the incident on his Instagram where he said it was the 'most regretful and shameful thing' he has ever had to address publicly. Rogan asserted that it was 'very strange' to call someone Black unless they're from the 'darkest place' in Africa where 'they're not wearing any clothes all day'. One of the shows where Rogan used racial slurs was when he hosted controversial academic Dr Jordan Peterson on his podcast, where they joked about the words used to describe skin tone. While most have pulled their music from the streaming service for Rogan spreading COVID-19 misinformation, Arie cited his 'problematic' use of 'language around race' among other issues with Spotify.Īrie shared a compilation of the podcaster using the n-word more than 20 times from different episodes, which Rogan claimed was over a 12-year span.

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