Joe Rogan

Americans listen to these podcasts more than any others, according to data compiled by Edison Research.

Trafalgar Group conducted a poll to see who Americans would prefer to spend Thanksgiving with—Dr. Anthony Fauci or podcaster-comedian Joe Rogan.

"The Young Turks" founder said the podcast host was pushing the "same right-wing slop that everyone else does" in a series of tweets.

The podcast host lashed out at Australia and called the country and its pandemic response "dystopian."

Fox News host Laura Ingraham said males were flocking to "non-effeminate men" such as Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson.

"He's not a homophobic or transphobic person. He makes fun of himself. It's fun," Rogan said on his podcast.

The anchor challenged Rogan's claim that CNN was "lying" about the drug being a "horse dewormer."

The podcast host confronted medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta and accused CNN of "lying."

"I'm a healthy person, I exercise constantly, I'm always taking vitamins, I take care of myself," Rogan said as his reasons for not getting the vaccine.

Author Gidon Lev, 86, slammed Rogan for sharing a video that seems to draw parallels between COVID vaccination proof and the Holocaust.

The political commentator claimed he could beat the host of "The Joe Rogan Experience" in a fight after criticizing Rogan's stance on COVID-19 vaccinations.

"What if he dies? What if he blacks out? What if he like gets it and faints?" Rogan asked on his podcast.

The political commentator said fighting the podcast host would be the easiest $1,000 he would ever make.

"Banter With Sapnap and Karl Jacobs" is currently No. 1 on the U.S. Spotify chart.

The podcasting giant was back on his show on Tuesday where he spoke about his experience using the controversial drug.

The podcaster shared a health update with his fans over the weekend, confirming that he has now tested negative for coronavirus.

The man, who has not been named, overdosed on ivermectin along with a cocktail of "magic cures" purchased online.

Joe Rogan confirmed that he has come down with a bout of coronavirus and is self-medicating by throwing "the kitchen sink" at it.

The podcaster said he had taken a "kitchen sink" of medicines to treat COVID, including the livestock anti-parasitic that officials have warned against.

The Joe Rogan Experience host suggested that the NSA could be monitoring conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.

Joe Rogan described Brian Stelter's show as "terrible" and criticized his Jen Psaki interview during a discussion about cable news on his Spotify podcast.

"[I've] got one more thing to say ... Joe Rogan is literally 5 foot 3," the sky-written message read.

"You can never be woke enough that's the problem, it keeps going," Rogan said on the latest episode of his podcast.

Prince Harry has denounced Joe Rogan's comments suggesting young people should not get the coronavirus vaccine, saying: 'With a platform comes responsibility.'

Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, known for his work on Joe Rogan's podcast, is under fire after footage went viral of a comedy routine in which he used shockingly racist slurs.

"When Joe Rogan asked whether healthy young people ought to be getting the COVID vaccine, the media treated him like a war criminal," Fox News host Tucker Carlson said on Wednesday.

Joe Rogan caused controversy by saying younger people didn't need the vaccine but later walked back the comments.

The podcaster and comedian told young listeners that they don't need to "worry" about getting a vaccine if they're healthy.

The streaming platform has reportedly deleted a total of 42 episodes from the comic's podcast with little fanfare. The most recent episodes removed included one recorded live at a comedy club and a coffee company's founder.

"There were a few episodes they didn't want on their platform, I was like 'OK, I don't care,'" Rogan said last month.