Rogan doesn’t need to be censored; he needs a scientific advisory board. His podcast, popularity and sincerity could be a nucleus to disseminate the best information. His everyman curiosity, fears and skepticism could help build the trust lost throughout this pandemic — not only from his suspect guests, but from communications foibles in our own government agencies.

Joe Rogan is a poster child for calling in, rather than calling out. We need to help him fortify his filter, ask him to vet his guests more stringently. It will bring even more success to his remarkable visibility.

We need Joe Rogan to talk more, not less — just in a manner consistent with science.