Joe Rogan’s Vibe Shift Increasingly Means Dogmatism Over Curiosity

Following his interview with President Trump, we increasingly see a frustrating side of the world’s biggest podcaster.

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The podcaster Joe Rogan in his Texas studio. JoeRogan.com

Marshall McLuhan once said that “the medium is the message” and the podcast is no exception. Podcasts are more loosely regulated (if they’re regulated at all), compared to radio and television, and their content can be more specific in catering to the whims of their audience. And what “the people” want to hear is an independent thinker, free from the shackles of show business or any established authority. 

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