I don't understand why she's blaming Silicon Valley. She got a huge boost in visibility from the Joe Rogan interview which is hosted on YouTube and Spotify, neither of which removed the episode.

She may have received a lot of criticism on Twitter and Reddit, but it was far from one-sided. If you read the threads on /r/joerogan, they're mostly positive and I have no doubt a lot of Redditers bought her book after seeing it there. She has 42k followers on twitter, has a pinned Tweet that links to her book, and I don't see any evidence that Twitter is stopping her from posting.

It actually seems like a great example of tech allowing a creator to reach audience even if they're shunned by main stream media and retailers.