Rogan can certainly do better when it comes to the ideological diversity of guests he platforms, and improve his fact checking, but when his podcast does bring on an intelligent guest who is qualified to discuss certain topics, it can be genuinely informative, while still being fun. Tim Pool's Bang Van pulls into Joe Rogan's neighborhood and things get nasty.This is a clip from 'The Dusty Smith Show Episode 98' which can be watched in i. At least, not on a platform as popular as Rogan’s podcast. While Rogan does spread an absurd amount of misinformation, his willingness to speak to maligned media outsiders sometimes results in important, informative conversations that wouldn't otherwise be heard. Last month, Rogan talked to whistleblower Edward Snowden, the former CIA contractor who exposed the death of privacy in the digital age. In fact, he’s had quite an eventful week, having had conversations with Kanye West, Matthew McConaughey, and uncompromising journalist Glenn Greenwald. That being said, Rogan is still inviting interesting, insightful guests. The fact that Rogan continues to invite him is disappointing, but not devastating. In today’s landscape, Jones is a living meme, just another guest earnestly discussing subjects he doesn’t even begin to understand (not an uncommon occurrence on the Joe Rogan Experience).
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