AUSTIN, TEXAS: Joe Rogan is not only a highly recognized figure in the world of UFC but also a multi-talented individual who has forged a successful path as a podcast host.

His podcast, 'The Joe Rogan Experience,' has reached remarkable heights, consistently ranking at the top of Spotify charts and earning him substantial revenue.

Moreover, as per recent reports, the JRE podcast has also claimed the top spot in the UK charts. With an extensive catalog of over 2,000 episodes, it maintains an impressive average viewership of over 11 million per episode.

Joe Rogan's success has now extended to Europe, solidifying his presence and popularity in the region.

Joe Rogan's 'JRE' podcast becomes largest audio platform

The concept of podcasts emerged nearly two decades ago, and since then, numerous notable individuals have ventured into this medium.

Joe Rogan's podcast has risen to prominence within the mixed martial arts (MMA) community, while other podcasts have either maintained a consistent viewership or faded into obscurity.

Furthermore, owing to its diverse array of guests, his podcast has evolved into the largest audio platform in the United States.

At 56 years of age, Joe Rogan has welcomed a broad spectrum of individuals onto his show, including athletes, movie and music celebrities, sports icons, and scientists.

Joe Rogan's podcast has achieved remarkable popularity in the United Kingdom, thanks to his immense success in the United States, as per The Guardian.

Additionally, it's worth noting that 'The Joe Rogan Experience' has displaced established programs like 'The Diary of a CEO with Steve Bartlett' and 'Off Menu with Ed Gamble and James Acaster,' among others.

This development becomes especially significant as Joe Rogan's contract with Spotify approaches its expiration date.

Joe Rogan's $200 million Spotify contract expires in 2023

Joe Rogan secured a groundbreaking $200 million contract with Spotify, setting a record as the most substantial podcast deal ever.

'The Joe Rogan Experience' has consistently seen a surge in viewership over the past three years. Nonetheless, there are reports suggesting that this lucrative agreement is set to expire in 2023, as reported by Essentially Sports.

Recent rumors suggest that Spotify incurred a substantial loss of nearly $2.4 billion in 2023. In response, the CEO, Daniel Ek, announced a shift away from overpaying podcast hosts.

This development could potentially have an impact on the future of Joe Rogan's show on the platform, raising questions about his continued presence there.

Even as the partnership between 'The Joe Rogan Experience' podcast and Spotify comes to a close, it has generated interest from other platforms.

Notably, Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski expressed interest in signing the 56-year-old podcast host in an interview a few months ago.

Due to its emphasis on free speech and some of the contentious topics that frequently appear on 'The Joe Rogan Experience,' Rumble may prove to be the perfect forum for the 56-year-old.