Joe Rogan: ‘Straight white men’ are being silenced by ‘woke’ culture

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Former president Donald Trump released a quizzical statement Friday, pondering “how the hell” Washington Post publisher and CEO Fred Ryan came to chair the Ronald Reagan Presidential Institute and Foundation, which oversees the late Republican’s presidential library. Ryan, who served in the Reagan administration and later went on to found Politico, got the gig back in 1995, before Trump was even a reality television personality.

Seth Rogen has said that he doesn’t understand comedians who complain about “cancel culture”. The actor and filmmaker told Good Morning Britain on Tuesday (25 May) that he has accepted that some jokes in his older movies have aged poorly.

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May 13 episode that “you can never be woke enough” and that he feared he’d one day see a world where straight white men are not allowed to talk or even go outside.Lemon said, “look, there is an important debate right now about cancel culture and wokeness; questions about what either term even means and what happens if it goes too far.

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Joe Rogan sounded off on cancel culture, courting controversy by speculating that it could lead to the silencing of "straight white men."  The podcast host, 53, sat down for an interview with comedian Joe List last week on his "Joe Rogan Experience" show where the duo got to talking about movies, specifically edgy comedies like "Superbad," "Step Brothers" and more.

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contract with Spotify to talk to roughly 190 million listeners each month (at least as of 2019), society is on a trajectory to a point where straight white men won’t be able to openly voice their opinions.Rogan voiced that opinion to comedian Joe List on May 13, in episode 1,651 of “The Joe Rogan Experience,” saying that the U.S. is going through “crazy times” and that the need to be “woke” is taking over.“You can never be ‘woke’ enough,” Rogan said.

Peng Dang at Austin’s Big Laugh Comedy club — and then things went awry.Dallas-based Dang, 36, first called out the disturbing digs in a social media post on Tuesday: “Last week in Austin, I got to bring up Tony Hinchcliffe,” he tweeted. “This is what he said.

Joe Rogan is getting a royal tongue lashing from Prince Harry.

Prince Harry has joined the chorus of backlash against Joe Rogan’s remarks about the coronavirus vaccine, arguing that the influential podcast star should have chosen his words more carefully.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and one of the world’s richest men, will be hosting Saturday Night Live this week, and while he has promised to be “good-ish” in promos for the episode, reaction to his hosting gig has been decidedly mixed-ish to bad. Mr Musk has always had a knack for grabbing headlines, whether for pulling up to celeb sushi hangout Nobu in a futuristic Tesla Cybertruck, founding a flamethrower company, or smoking marijuana on comedian Joe Rogan’s podcast.

Dave Chappelle opened up to podcaster Joe Rogan Friday, talking freely about his career and the state of the world over three hours.

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