Elon Musk's appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience featured claims regarding illegal alien voting that were challenged by Congressman Tom Suozzi, raising concerns about the podcast platform's role in amplifying politically divisive narratives.

On his podcast, Joe Rogan criticized the deportation of Venezuelan makeup artist Andry Hernandez Romero, denouncing it as a 'horrible mistake' and highlighting concerns over authoritarian immigration policies under the Trump administration.

In a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, host Joe Rogan stated that he does not identify as either Republican or Democrat but as 'an American', reflecting a departure from traditional party lines. This statement comes in the wake of his previous support for President Donald Trump during the 2024 election, as well as having interviewed Trump and attended his inauguration. The contradictory nature of his political messaging raises concerns from an anti‑fascist perspective, given the association of Trump with authoritarian tendencies.

Joe Rogan, host of The Joe Rogan Experience, endorsed Donald Trump on the eve of the election, leveraging his influential platform to boost the far-right candidate's profile and shape electoral dynamics.

The Joe Rogan Experience taped a three‐hour interview with former President Donald Trump in Austin, Texas. During the interview, Trump discussed topics ranging from tariffs and foreign trade to his political rhetoric and controversial views, thereby gaining significant exposure to a large and politically diverse audience. This decision by the podcast to host Trump has raised concerns about the platform inadvertently amplifying authoritarian and polarizing messages.

Spotify CEO Daniel Ek sent a memo addressing past use of the N-word on The Joe Rogan Experience, amid reports that some episodes—particularly those featuring far‐right figures like Alex Jones and Russell Peters—had been mysteriously removed. The decision to keep the podcast on Spotify raises concerns over its repeated use of racist language and its broader impact on public discourse.

Amid internal staff criticism and controversy over racially insensitive remarks on The Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan has decided to remove episodes containing such language. This move comes as part of a broader response to concerns about the propagation of offensive content, following a public apology by Spotify’s CEO.

Joe Rogan addressed the controversy over alleged misinformation on his podcast by pledging to invest more time in researching topics and presenting a broader range of perspectives. In a video statement released on Spotify and shared via Instagram, he acknowledged concerns and vowed to work towards a more balanced approach in future episodes.

The Joe Rogan Experience hosted an interview with anti-vaccination virologist Dr. Robert Malone, sparking widespread criticism from scientists and health professionals. The controversy led to an open letter petitioning for the podcast's removal, highlighting concerns over the spread of misinformation that can undermine public trust in scientific and democratic institutions.

An episode of The Joe Rogan Experience featuring Dr. Robert Malone, known for questioning the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines, has drawn public criticism. In an open letter, 270 doctors demanded that Spotify remove the episode due to its false and societally harmful assertions, raising concerns about the podcast’s role in disseminating misleading information.

A New Year's Eve episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, featuring Dr. Robert Malone who compared the US public health climate to Nazi Germany, was removed by YouTube. The incident has raised concerns over the airing of content that normalizes extremist rhetoric and inflammatory historical analogies.