You can listen to Steve Bannon’s War Room in four main ways: watch live and browse past episodes on the show’s own site, warroom.org; stream the audio in a podcast app; watch the video broadcast on a connected TV channel; or follow it through a hub such as GOPcast.com, where we gather conservative shows in one place. Which one fits depends on whether you want it live, on demand, on your phone or on your TV. This guide walks through each option so you can be listening in a few minutes.
TL;DR
- The show’s hub, warroom.org, lets you watch live and catch up on past episodes.
- Podcast listeners can find War Room in the major podcast apps, and the show’s own episode pages list Apple, iHeart Radio and Google.
- For a big screen, the show’s pages list PlutoTV, Dish, Roku, Apple TV and FireTV, plus the Americas Voice site.
- Check the exact show name before you press play. Several unrelated podcasts share the title “War Room.”
- GOPcast keeps War Room alongside other conservative shows, so you can discover more without hunting across apps.
Table of Contents
- First, make sure you have the right War Room
- The simplest way: watch live at warroom.org
- Listening in a podcast app
- Watching on a TV or streaming device
- Do you need an account or a subscription?
- Tips for getting the most out of the show
- Perspective
- Keep listening after War Room
- Watch with GOPcast
- Troubleshooting common problems
- FAQ
- Sources
First, make sure you have the right War Room
Search “War Room” and you will see more than one show. Some are unrelated: a leadership podcast on Spotify, and a national security podcast from a U.S. Army War College journal. Neither is the political program most people are looking for.
The one this guide covers is Steve Bannon’s War Room, sometimes written WarRoom or Bannon’s WarRoom. It is a podcast and radio-style show hosted by political strategist Steve Bannon, and Wikipedia notes that Natalie Winters serves as White House correspondent and occasional co-host. It began on October 23, 2019, as “War Room: Impeachment,” and the name has changed with the news cycle since.
A quick check when you search in any app: look for Steve Bannon as the host and the show title “Bannon’s War Room” or “WarRoom.” If the description mentions leadership coaching or military strategy, you are on a different show.
The simplest way: watch live at warroom.org
The show’s own site is the most direct route. According to the show, warroom.org is its hub, where viewers can watch live, catch up on earlier episodes and sign up for a newsletter with top clips and behind-the-scenes content.
That makes it the best answer to the question many people type first: is War Room streaming? Yes. You open the site in any browser on a computer, phone or tablet and watch the broadcast as it airs.
If you miss a show, the site keeps a full archive of episodes. According to the show, every show and segment is uploaded after airing, so you can catch up whenever you like.
How long and how often the show runs
War Room is a big time commitment if you try to hear everything. The NY Post reported in 2025 that the show produces four hours of programming six days a week from a studio in Washington, D.C. Because the schedule can change, check the live page on warroom.org for the current broadcast times rather than relying on a time listed anywhere else.
Most listeners do not sit through every hour. They pick up the live show when a story breaks, or listen to an episode on demand during a commute or workout.
Listening in a podcast app
If you prefer audio in your pocket, a podcast app is the natural choice. The show’s own episode pages say you can follow the show on podcast apps including Apple, iHeart Radio and Google. The show has also pointed to its Apple Podcasts presence, noting more than 16,000 reviews there in December 2025.
To set it up:
- Open your podcast app of choice.
- Type “Bannon’s War Room” or “WarRoom” in the search bar.
- Confirm Steve Bannon is the host.
- Tap Follow or Subscribe so new episodes download automatically.
- In settings, turn on automatic downloads over Wi-Fi if you want episodes ready for offline listening.
What about Spotify and YouTube?
Availability on big platforms has shifted over the years, which is why people keep asking. AP News reported in January 2021 that YouTube removed the show on January 8, 2021, that Spotify had taken it down in November 2020, and that podcast versions remained on Apple and Google. Then in June 2025, the NY Post reported that new episodes had returned to Spotify after nearly five years.
The practical lesson: availability on any single platform can change. If the show disappears from one app, the website and other apps are your fallbacks. That is also why many listeners keep more than one route saved.
Watching on a TV or streaming device
People also ask whether the show is on Prime or on a TV channel. The show’s own pages answer this by listing where to watch. An episode page from January 2025 lists the web, X, Gettr, podcast apps, and TV options: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV and FireTV, or the Americas Voice website. A June 2026 episode page repeats the same list.
The video version airs on Real America’s Voice, according to Wikipedia’s entry on the show. Channel numbers and lineups can change, so use the latest episode page on warroom.org as your reference.
| What you want | Where to go | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Live video, no setup | warroom.org in a browser | Following breaking news |
| Past episodes | Episode archive on warroom.org | Catching up on a missed day |
| Audio on the go | A podcast app | Commutes, workouts |
| Big-screen viewing | TV channels and streaming devices listed on the show’s pages | Evening viewing |
| Discovery of similar shows | A curated hub such as GOPcast | Finding more voices after War Room |
Do you need an account or a subscription?
The show’s pages describe watching live and catching up on episodes at warroom.org, and describe the newsletter as a separate sign-up. Podcast apps generally let you follow a show from their free tier, though each app has its own account rules, so you may be asked to sign in to keep a library of followed shows.
On location, the show’s pages do not describe any region restrictions, and we do not claim any. If a particular channel or app is unavailable where you are, switch to the website or another podcast app. Our readers around the world can use the same routes; TV channel listings such as Dish and PlutoTV are U.S. services, so check them against what is offered where you live.
Tips for getting the most out of the show
- Start with a recent episode. Because the show follows the news day by day, the latest episode gives you the clearest sense of its style.
- Use the archive for a topic. If a story interests you, search the episode titles on warroom.org to find the days when it was covered.
- Build a playlist. In a podcast app, queue three or four episodes for a long drive.
- Follow the host’s channels. The show’s pages list its X and Gettr accounts if you want clips between broadcasts.
- Weigh what you hear. War Room is an opinion and commentary show built around a political mission. CNN described the host as using it to rally an audience he calls the War Room Posse. As with any talk program, listening alongside other voices gives you a fuller picture.
Perspective
Finding a show is easy. Finding the next good show is harder. Most listeners who come to us for War Room already know what they want from it: conservative news and commentary from a host they trust, delivered without a filter.
We built GOPcast around a simple idea. Conservative listeners should not have to chase their favorite voices across a dozen apps and sites. A single hub that gathers prominent political shows, with category browsing for news, commentary, interviews, activism, health, comedy and investigative content, saves time and makes discovery natural.
That is why we think the best way to listen to War Room is to keep it in a routine that also surfaces other voices. Hear the day’s news from one host, then explore a show with a different focus for balance of topics, whether that is energy, state politics, books or wellness. Our view is that a curated home base beats a scattered list of bookmarks.
GOPcast
Keep listening after War Room
Once War Room is part of your routine, you will probably want more. We have written guides to help you branch out:
- Right-wing political talk shows: where to start listening is a good first step if you want a map of the field.
- Conservative radio talk show hosts covers the voices behind the microphone.
- If the history of platform removals caught your eye, our guide to Big Tech censorship podcasts points to shows that cover the subject.
- The Lou Dobbs podcast and the Wayne Allyn Root podcast are good picks for listeners who like a strong, opinionated host.
- For health, wellness and lifestyle topics, see Restoring American Wellness.
Watch with GOPcast
GOPcast is a dedicated platform that brings prominent conservative podcasts into a single, easy hub, so you can browse by category and move from one show to the next without leaving the page. Our listeners come for the big names and stay for the discovery.
Start at GOPcast.com to browse the full lineup, or try a show that fits your interests today.
If you like politics with a faith and culture angle, try Firewall with Lance Wallnau. For news and analysis, The Warwick Report and The Mel K Show are listed as free to listen. If your interest is money and the economy, there is Tactical Wealth. Watch with GOPcast and keep your favorite conservative voices in one place.
Troubleshooting common problems
The show does not appear in my app. Search for “WarRoom” as one word and “Bannon’s War Room” with the apostrophe. Different listings use different spellings. If you still do not see it, open warroom.org in your browser, which the show describes as its home for live and past episodes.
Audio plays but I want video. Use the website or one of the TV options on the show’s episode pages. Podcast apps are built mostly for audio.
An old link says the show is gone. Some older reports describe removals from platforms in 2020 and 2021. As noted above, some of those platforms have since changed. Always check the current page rather than an old article, including this one, since distribution can shift.
I only have time for part of the show. Use the archive’s segments and start with a recent day. You can also play episodes at a faster speed in most podcast apps.
The channel number on my TV is different. Channel lineups vary by provider and change over time. Use the latest episode page on warroom.org as your guide, and your TV provider’s guide for the current channel.
FAQ
Is War Room streaming live?
Yes. The show says viewers can watch live at warroom.org and catch up on past episodes there. Its episode pages also list TV and streaming-device options. Check the site for current broadcast times.
Is Steve Bannon’s War Room on YouTube?
The show was removed from YouTube on January 8, 2021, according to AP News. The show’s current pages point viewers to its own website, podcast apps, TV channels and other social accounts, so start there for the latest.
Is War Room on Spotify or Prime?
Spotify took the show down in November 2020 but, per the NY Post, new episodes returned in June 2025. The show’s own pages do not list Prime among their viewing options, so use the places they do list.
How do I watch War Room on my TV?
The show’s episode pages list PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV and FireTV, as well as the Americas Voice website. Open the most recent episode page to see the current list.
Where can I find older episodes?
The full episode archive on warroom.org holds shows and segments uploaded after they air. Podcast apps also keep recent episodes in your followed list.
Sources
- How the WarRoom Posse Takes Action, Action, Action (warroom.org)
- Episode 4167 (warroom.org)
- Episode 5451 (warroom.org)
- WarRoom full episodes (warroom.org)
- Steve Bannon back on Spotify after 5 years (NY Post)
- Extremists exploit a loophole in social moderation (AP News)
- War Room (podcast) (Wikipedia)
- Power in chaos: Steve Bannon is disrupting democracy (CNN)