In a late-night memo to employees, Spotify's CEO apologized for the company's ongoing controversy with podcast host Joe Rogan but said the company remained committed to hosting the controversial show.

The House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday launched an investigation into whether the EU and Biden administration pressured Spotify to censor free speech, The Post has learned. Censorship has been a ...

Joe Rogan is many things — a comedian, a commentator, and a contrarian; a reality TV star and martial artist-turned-host of the most listened to podcast in America: The Joe Rogan Experience. His fans ...

On Friday, it appeared that Spotify had removed more than 70 episodes of Joe Rogan's podcast, according to the tracking site jremissing.com.

The music streaming service Spotify has been in the news recently over a controversy surrounding alleged COVID-19 misinformation out of Joe Rogan's podcast.

Rogan's comments on his widely popular podcast "The Joe Rogan Experience" aired July 25, and come as the controversy over the Epstein investigation continues to dog the administration and the ...

Rogan apologized in a video posted on Instagram. Joe Rogan responded to the Spotify controversy surrounding his podcast and COVID-19 misinformation. Rogan posted a video on Instagram Sunday, where ...

Earlier, hundreds of scientists, professors and public health experts asked Spotify to remove a Dec. 31 episode from “The Joe Rogan Experience” in which he featured Dr. Robert Malone, an ...

According to UFC CEO Dana White, fight fans can expect to keep hearing Joe Rogan calls fights during the Paramount era.