Rogan has also been accused of spreading Covid misinformation on his platform

The podcast host has come under fire over his use of racial slurs, which The Rock said he was unaware of

The comedian apologised and said the video 'looks f***ing horrible'

A number of musicians and podcasters have now removed their content from Spotify.

They tricked so many Spotify listeners that they even overtook the real podcast in popularity.

He's defended his choice of guests and hit back at the criticism that he's responsible for Covid-19 misinformation.

The financial fallout from Neil Young's boycott has hit the streaming service hard.

They won't be deleting the popular podcast however they will ensure listeners are more aware of the content.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are joining the chorus of A-listers who are against The Joe Rogan Experience.

After Rogan's latest podcast episode went live, many people have spoken out about Rogan’s comments online

One said they felt 'dumber' after listening to the segment while others have labelled it 'whackadoo​' and 'stunningly ignorant​'.

The singer said Rogan was spreading Covid-19 vaccine misinformation and didn't want to be on the same platform as him.

He said unless someone is '100 per cent African from the darkest place' then you should use another term.

The UFC boss has stood by his buddy amid even more backlash against the podcast host

The singer has given the streaming service a stunning ultimatum: "They can have Rogan or Young. Not both."

Rogan became the centre of heated debate when he spoke out against Fallon Fox, who was the first openly trans MMA fighter

Rogan began spouting some incorrect information about myocarditis, and was immediately shut down by Josh Szeps

Joe Rogan has been proven wrong live on his own podcast by an Australian podcast guest.

The Joe Rogan Experience podcast featured an interview with Dr Robert Malone that contained misinformation about Covid-19