We've all heard the saying that you should read banned books, because there’s usually something in them that “they” don’t want people to see.

I think the same idea applies to censored or removed media on the internet.

I recently came across this list of removed JRE episodes and decided to look into who the guests were and what topics they discussed. Below is a short recap for anyone interested in conspiracy theories, media criticism, UFOs, alternative narratives, political corruption, or fringe discussions.

Disclaimer: I’m aware that Joe Rogan has received a lot of criticism in recent years for allegedly becoming more controlled or “bought out,” depending on your perspective. Most of these episodes come from an earlier era of JRE, before many people believe the show became more heavily moderated or censored. Obviously, stay skeptical and think for yourself, but I still think these older episodes capture a version of Rogan that felt more open to unconventional conversations and controversial guests.

Original article:
https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2021/03/30/spotify-joe-rogan-episodes-removed/

Strong conspiracy / politics / “deep state”

  • #1255 – Alex Jones Returns – politics, conspiracies, corruption
  • #911 – Alex Jones, Eddie Bravo – 9/11, flat earth, secret societies
  • #979 – Sargon of Akkad – politics, free speech, culture war
  • #920 – Gavin McInnes – nationalism, media criticism
  • #820 – Milo Yiannopoulos – politics, censorship
  • #710 – Gavin McInnes – political and culture-war discussion
  • #702 – Milo Yiannopoulos – politics, free speech
  • #640 – Charles C. Johnson – media conspiracies
  • #538 – Stefan Molyneux – politics and social commentary
  • #239 – Adam Kokesh – anti-government and libertarian ideas
  • #213 – Eddie Bravo – moon landing, flat earth, 9/11 theories
  • #276 – David Seaman et al. – NSA and surveillance conspiracies
  • #119 – Jan Irvin – occult and esoteric conspiracies

UFO / aliens / paranormal

  • #331 – Dr. Steven Greer – UFOs and alien disclosure
  • #303 – Matt Vengrin, Brian Redban – paranormal and weird internet topics
  • #98 – Daryl Wright, Brian Whitaker – unusual and paranormal claims

Conspiracy-adjacent / alternative narratives

  • #750 – Kip Andersen, Keegan Kuhn – health and industry conspiracies
  • #582 – David Seaman – media criticism and alternative narratives
  • #520 – David Seaman – political corruption and alternative narratives
  • #487 – David Seaman – media criticism and conspiratorial topics
  • #461 – David Seaman – political corruption and media narratives
  • #368 – David Seaman – alternative narratives and conspiracy discussion
  • #256 – David Seaman – media criticism and political discussion
  • #361 – Dave Asprey, Tait Fletcher – biohacking and fringe science
  • #275 – Dave Asprey – unconventional science
  • #182 – Bryan Callen et al. – speculative tangents and conspiracy discussion
  • #128 – Joey Diaz, Brian Redban – comedy and conspiracy tangents
  • #108 – Joey Diaz, Brian Redban – loose conspiracy discussion
  • #57 – Jayson Thibault, Brian Redban – early JRE conspiracy rambling

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4 Comments

  1. ContributionEasy6513 on

    It’s a bit sad, some of these were very good episodes.

    One of the big reassons he probably went to Spotify. YouTube went through a phase (worse than it is now) of censoring everything that upset the perpetually offended crowd.

  2. MessageSpecial3696 on

    Someone already asked but Im asking again to keep it at the top. Is there anywhere to watch these episodes?

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