The fastest ways to listen to John Solomon are the show’s official Just The News page, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and the official RSS feed at https://rss.art19.com/john-solomon-reports. Each streams episodes right away, and the RSS feed also lets you save MP3 files for permanent offline listening. You can find the show on our site too, on our John Solomon page.
TL;DR:
- Just The News publishes episodes every Tuesday and Thursday, and its archive includes detailed show notes and timestamps for finding specific guests or segments.
- App downloads usually remain inside the app and may disappear under its storage rules, while an RSS manager can save portable MP3 files locally.
- Following the show and enabling alerts brings new episodes to your library; if an app lags, refresh it or check Just The News directly.
- Episode topics include investigative reporting, interviews, national security, public health policy, and election integrity, so checking descriptions helps locate relevant installments.
Table of Contents
- Where can you listen to John Solomon Reports online?
- How do you start streaming an episode right now?
- How do you download episodes and use the RSS feed?
- How do you subscribe and get notified about new episodes?
- When does John Solomon Reports publish, and what does it cover?
- What should you do when playback goes wrong?
- Why do we curate conservative podcasts in one place?
- How do you find and listen to John Solomon on GOPcast?
- FAQ
- Sources
Where can you listen to John Solomon Reports online?
The show is distributed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, the official Just The News website, and an RSS feed. Here is what each route gives you:
- Just The News: the official home of the show, with an episode archive, a web player, and show notes for each installment. Start here if you want complete episodes and guest details without installing anything.
- Apple Podcasts: subscribe and download on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with new episodes landing in your library automatically.
- Spotify: stream episodes, follow the show, and save episodes to your library for offline listening inside the Spotify app.
- The official RSS feed: paste it into a podcast manager, or use it to pull the audio files straight to your device.
- Other directories: you will see the show in many podcast search tools. They are fine for discovery, but the official host page and the RSS feed are the most complete versions of the archive.
Most listeners settle on whichever app already holds their other podcasts. If you like to keep your own files, the RSS route covered below is the sturdiest option, because the files belong to you rather than to an app’s cache.
You can also find John Solomon in the same place as our other conservative shows. Our John Solomon show page lets you stream episodes on our site without juggling several apps.
How do you start streaming an episode right now?
You can start listening quickly. Pick the path that matches your device:
- Browser: open an episode page on Just The News, such as the surveillance state episode on Jack Smith’s dragnet, and press play. Drag the timeline to skip ahead. The show notes on pages like this one run long, with investigative detail and timestamps, so you can jump to the segment you care about.
- Apple Podcasts: search for “John Solomon Reports,” tap the show, and press Subscribe. Tap any episode to play it, or tap the download icon to keep it for offline playback.
- Spotify: open the show page and press play. Tap the three dots on an episode to save it to Your Library, and your saved episodes will show up in your Shows or Podcasts library.
- Queue several episodes: in most apps, tap the three-dot menu on an episode and choose “Add to Queue” or “Play Next.” Repeat for each episode you want, and playback rolls from one to the next without you touching the screen.
- Check the episode title and guest line first: the show covers different topics each time, so a quick look at the description tells you whether an episode is about a congressional fight, an intelligence story, or an election issue.
Pro Tip: Bookmark the show’s landing page in your browser, or add the RSS feed to a podcast manager, so the newest episode is always one tap away.
How do you download episodes and use the RSS feed?
Downloading comes in two flavors: the quick in-app download and the file-based route through the RSS feed.
In-app downloads. In nearly every podcast app, tapping the download icon next to an episode saves it for offline listening. These downloads usually live inside the app. Some apps clear old downloads on a timer or ask you to go back online now and then to verify them, so they are better for a commute than for a permanent archive.
The RSS feed. The official feed is https://rss.art19.com/john-solomon-reports. Paste it into an RSS-aware podcast manager and the whole show imports at once. One guide on using gPodder as a productivity tool explains that using the show’s RSS feed in a manager like gPodder gets you portable MP3 files and avoids app-specific retention timers. That is the main reason to prefer this method if you want episodes that stay put.
Here is the short version of what that gets you:
- Real files on your device: a manager that writes MP3s to your storage lets you copy them to a phone, a laptop, a USB stick, or a car stereo.
- No expiring downloads: the files do not depend on a single app’s cache settings.
- One feed, whole archive: you choose which episodes to keep rather than taking only what an app’s recent list shows.
- Any compatible app works: if you ever switch managers, you only need the same feed URL.
The show’s publishing pace is steady: Just The News describes it as an award-winning investigative program that publishes episodes every Tuesday and Thursday, so a feed refresh a couple of times a week keeps you current.
If you are new to feeds in general, our walkthrough on finding conservative podcast RSS feeds shows where the feed links live and how to paste them into a manager.
How do you subscribe and get notified about new episodes?
Subscribing is what turns a one-time listen into a habit. Once you follow the show, new episodes arrive without any searching.
- On Apple Podcasts or Spotify: tap Subscribe or Follow on the show page. New episodes then appear in your library or Up Next list on their own.
- Turn on notifications: open the show’s settings in your app and switch on new-episode alerts. On iPhone, the bell icon on the show page does this. On Spotify, the bell or “Notify me” toggle on the show page does the same job.
- Check the show’s landing page: Just The News is the publisher, and its show page is the first place a new installment appears if you ever suspect your app is running behind.
- With the RSS feed: most podcast managers check feeds on a schedule, and you can trigger a manual refresh any time. Set the manager to auto-download new episodes if you want files waiting for you before you open the app.
- Match your refresh habit to the schedule: since new installments tend to arrive Tuesday and Thursday, a manual refresh on those days catches anything your app has not picked up yet.
If your app seems slow to show a new episode, force a refresh by pulling down on the show page. That one gesture solves most “where is the new episode” moments.
When does John Solomon Reports publish, and what does it cover?
Just The News says the show publishes on a regular Tuesday and Thursday schedule. That makes the cadence easy to plan around: two fresh listening sessions a week.
Episodes lean toward investigative reporting and big newsmaker interviews. Recent examples show the range. One installment dug into surveillance reporting tied to Jack Smith, and another, titled Washington’s Reckoning, featured Rep. Harriet Hageman and focused on accountability.
What you can expect across the archive:
- Investigative reporting: document-driven stories that follow a thread across agencies and institutions.
- Interviews with lawmakers and subject matter experts: guests change from episode to episode, so the descriptions are worth a glance before you press play.
- Policy themes: national security, public health policy, and election integrity come up often.
- Show notes with substance: episode pages carry detailed descriptions and often timestamps, which helps if you want to jump to a specific segment.
Because the archive runs deep, it also works as a research tool. Search the Just The News podcast page for a guest or a topic, and you can find the exact installment instead of scrolling an app’s list.
What should you do when playback goes wrong?
Most listening problems have quick fixes. Try these in order:
- Check your connection: switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data, or move closer to your router if audio keeps stalling.
- Restart the player: close the app completely and reopen it. A stuck player often clears right up.
- Re-download the episode: delete the saved copy and download it again if the file will not play or stops partway through.
- Refresh the show: pull down on the show page so the app reloads the feed and episode list.
- Switch sources: if an app misbehaves, play the same episode from the Just The News page in your browser.
If downloads keep disappearing, the cause is usually the app’s own storage rules. Importing the RSS feed into a manager that writes files locally avoids that. The gPodder user manual explains how to append episodes to a playlist, set up a custom player, and use search and playback controls, which helps if you want a long, hands-off queue.
Pro Tip: Queue three or four episodes before a long drive or flight, then let your player run through them in order. It saves you from fumbling with menus later.
Why do we curate conservative podcasts in one place?
We built our platform around a simple problem: conservative shows are scattered across apps, websites, and live streams, and finding the ones you trust takes time. So we gather prominent political programs into one hub, from news and commentary to interviews and investigative work, to make discovery easier for right-leaning listeners.
That is why we keep a dedicated John Solomon show page on our site. If you prefer using a single place to juggling bookmarks, our show pages and curated topical lists, like our weekly mix of conservative podcasts by topic, are built for exactly that. Browse them, and you will likely find your next favorite show right next to the one you came for.
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How do you find and listen to John Solomon on GOPcast?
We host a John Solomon show page where you can stream episodes on our site and discover related conservative programs without leaving the page. Open it, press play, and you are listening. When you want something similar afterward, we group like-minded shows together so you can keep browsing instead of starting a new search.
Curious how our show pages feel in practice? Look at Ringside Politics, then compare it with the layout of the John Solomon page.
Ready to listen? Head to our John Solomon show page on GOPcast and start streaming today.
FAQ
Where can I listen to John Solomon Reports for free?
You can stream it free on the official Just The News page, on Apple Podcasts, and on Spotify. You can also listen on our John Solomon show page. Each lets you play episodes without paying.
What podcasts does John Solomon have?
His main podcast is John Solomon Reports, published by Just The News. It is an investigative program with reporting and newsmaker interviews, and it publishes every Tuesday and Thursday.
How can I download John Solomon episodes as MP3 files?
Add the official RSS feed to a podcast manager such as gPodder, which can save portable MP3 files and avoid app retention timers. In-app download buttons also work, but those files often stay inside the app.
How do I know when a new episode is out?
Subscribe or follow the show in your podcast app and turn on notifications. You can also check the Just The News show page or refresh your RSS manager on publishing days.