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UPDATED 8/9: Locals say the new studio is in a home on Lake Austin in Austin, Texas.
Rumors are circulating that podcast comedian Joe Rogan is moving to Austin, an idea he's floated on his show.
Rogan, who recently landed a deal with Spotify reportedly worth $100 million, began talking about a move to Texas in May as California continued its coronavirus-related shutdowns. Some on Twitter have said they've seen him house-hunting in Austin.
Rogan came under fire last week when a 2011 video surfaced of him laughing while comedian Joey Diaz describes coercing women into oral sex.
Rogan did not respond to the controversy, although he did retweet a video from Diaz in which Diaz discusses his other sexual exploits.
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