Charlie Kirk, Ben Shapiro, Steven Crowder, Allie Beth Stuckey, and Benny Johnson. These are the conservative podcasts millennials actually put on during the commute, at the gym, and on a lunch break. GOPcast puts all five in one clickable TV guide, along with the rest of the conservative lineup, so you can see who is live and click straight through to the show.
Key Takeaways
- Start with five proven shows: Kirk, Shapiro, Crowder, Stuckey, and Johnson cover news, culture, faith, and comedy between them.
- Pick by format: daily news breakdowns, live comedy, faith and family, or fast clip-driven commentary.
- Find them all on GOPcast: browse hosts, check Live Now, then listen on each show's official channel.
5 Conservative Podcasts for Millennials
The Charlie Kirk Show
The flagship show of Turning Point USA, the student movement Charlie Kirk built on college campuses across the country. It covers elections, campus fights, free speech, and faith in public life, with energy aimed squarely at younger conservatives. If you came up through Turning Point events, this is home base.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Daily Wire co-founder Ben Shapiro runs through the day's headlines at full speed: politics, culture, the economy, and the media. Fast, sharp, and built on argument. It is the daily briefing for a generation of conservatives who grew up on "facts don't care about your feelings."
Louder with Crowder
Steven Crowder's live show mixes comedy, sketches, and commentary, and made "Change My Mind" a household segment. It is loud, funny, and unapologetic. Put it on when you want the news with a laugh and zero apology.
Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey
Allie Beth Stuckey covers culture, politics, and theology from a Christian conservative point of view. She speaks directly to young women and young families on faith, marriage, motherhood, and the issues schools and media push on kids. Biblical values are the starting point here, not a debate topic.
The Benny Johnson Show
Benny Johnson delivers a fast, high-energy daily show built around the viral moments driving the news cycle. It is made for people who follow politics through clips, live streams, and social feeds, and it moves at that pace.
Pick by Format
| If you want... | Start with |
|---|---|
| A daily news briefing | The Ben Shapiro Show, The Benny Johnson Show |
| Elections, campus, and activism | The Charlie Kirk Show |
| Comedy with your commentary | Louder with Crowder |
| Faith, family, and culture | Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey |
Daily shows keep you current. Longer interview episodes go deep on one issue. Live shows let you watch as it happens. Most of these hosts do all three, so start with the format that fits your day and branch out from there.
Build Your Lineup on GOPcast
GOPcast is a clickable TV guide for conservative podcasts. It brings your favorite podcasters together in one place, so you don't have to hunt across ten apps.
- Browse hosts to find Kirk, Shapiro, Crowder, Stuckey, Johnson, and more than a hundred other conservative shows.
- Check Live Now to see who is on the air right now.
- Explore categories such as commentary, comedy, activism, newsroom, and policy.
When a show catches your eye, click through and listen on its official channel. Then come back to GOPcast to find the next one. Like these five? Try Matt Walsh, Riley Gaines, Liz Wheeler, and The Babylon Bee next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best conservative podcasts for millennials?
Start with The Charlie Kirk Show, The Ben Shapiro Show, Louder with Crowder, Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey, and The Benny Johnson Show. Together they cover news, activism, comedy, and faith.
Does GOPcast host the audio?
No. GOPcast is the guide. It shows you the conservative lineup in one place and links you to each show's official destination, where you listen or watch.
Is there a conservative podcast about faith and family?
Yes. Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey is the place to start. You can also find more faith shows on GOPcast, including The Eric Metaxas Show.
How do I see which conservative shows are live right now?
Open GOPcast and check Live Now. It shows who is broadcasting so you can jump straight in.