"I do not know if they're right," Rogan said. He argued that he was not spreading misinformation, that some people have a "distorted perception" of what it is he does and that what he does is merely sharing "opinions." Rogan's response came via a nearly 10-minute video published to Instagram. He also addressed comments to Neil Young and Joni Mitchell, who have both asked the platform to remove their work in protest of Rogan's podcast. Sunday evening, the streaming service's most popular podcast host, Joe Rogan, addressed criticisms of his episodes that have discussed the coronavirus pandemic. ![]() Spotify has become the latest battleground regarding misinformation about COVID-19. The move follows protests of the music-streaming service that were kicked off by Young over the spread of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. Spotify said Sunday that it will add content advisories before podcasts discussing the coronavirus. ![]() Neil Young (left) in 2016 and podcaster Joe Rogan in 2012.
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