Joe Rogan’s massively influential podcast has become a megaphone for hate—and Spotify is complicit.
With millions of listeners tuning in daily, Rogan has provided an unfiltered platform for guests peddling some of the most dangerous antisemitic conspiracy theories in circulation today.
*Joe Rogan* is using the most-listened-to podcast in the country to give a megaphone to conspiracy theorists who target Jews and Israel with baseless, dangerous lies. From Holocaust revisionists to claims of Mossad mind control, these guests are poisoning public discourse and… pic.twitter.com/nSHP3mPU68
— Lioness לביאה 🎗️💙✨🦁🌺 (@Lionesssa12) May 27, 2025
On recent episodes, his guests have claimed that Jewish philanthropists were engaged in espionage and that Israel controls the U.S. government and even flirted with Holocaust revisionism.
These are not fringe claims—they echo centuries-old antisemitic tropes that have fueled discrimination and violence against Jews from medieval Europe to the modern Middle East.
Rogan’s March 5 guest, Ian Carroll, advanced theories so outlandish that they included time travel, CIA mind control, and Mossad schemes.
On April 3, another guest falsely claimed that the U.S. is bombing Yemen “on behalf of Israel.” These aren’t just wild ideas—they’re toxic lies that put Jewish lives at risk.
This is not about free speech. It’s about corporate responsibility. Spotify profits from Rogan’s content, but now, it’s time for them to take responsibility.
We must act. Email Spotify’s executives and tell them: Stop amplifying antisemitism. Vet your content. Protect your listeners.