To find and listen to John Solomon, go to GOPcast.com, search “John Solomon” or “John Solomon Reports,” and press play on the newest episode. That is the whole process. The show is free to stream, and you do not need to hunt through several apps to find it.
This guide covers what you are listening to, how often new episodes arrive, free ways to hear it, where to find Solomon’s interviews and news updates, and how to get more out of each episode.
TL;DR
- Start at GOPcast.com, search John Solomon Reports, and choose the latest episode.
- The show is published by Just The News, which says new episodes arrive every Tuesday and Thursday.
- John Solomon Reports is his main podcast. Other shows in the Just The News directory are separate programs with different hosts.
- The show is commentary and reporting from a clear editorial perspective. Check the episode date and any documents it cites before you share a clip.
- Prefer an RSS feed or MP3 files? Our guide to saving John Solomon Reports with RSS walks you through it.
Table of Contents
- What you are listening to
- How to listen to John Solomon on GOPcast
- How often new episodes come out
- Free ways to hear John Solomon
- John Solomon interviews, live stream and online radio
- Where is John Solomon today?
- What other shows does John Solomon host?
- Is it a good fit if you want investigative podcasts?
- Our perspective: why we built a hub for this
- How to listen critically
- Keep going: more shows after Solomon
- Listen on GOPcast
- FAQ
- Sources
What you are listening to
John Solomon Reports is a news and politics podcast. The publisher describes it as exclusive reporting and big newsmaker interviews from an award-winning investigative journalist. In practice, an episode usually mixes Solomon’s own reporting on a developing story with conversations with lawmakers, officials and other public figures.
Recent topics have included government accountability, national security, energy, elections and public-health disputes. Episodes tend to be long-form, often with more than one guest segment, so they suit a commute or a workout better than a quick break.
The show has a long archive. The Apple Podcasts listing places it in the Politics category, shows it as updated daily, and reports a 4.7 rating from 6.3K ratings. Its run starts in 2020. The radio.net page lists 2,117 episodes. Directories count and index episodes differently, so totals will not match everywhere. Do not read much into the gap.
How to listen to John Solomon on GOPcast
GOPcast collects conservative podcasts in one place, so you can reach Solomon without opening a separate app for every show. Here is the quickest route.
- Open GOPcast.com in any browser on your phone, tablet or computer.
- Search “John Solomon” or “John Solomon Reports.”
- Pick the newest episode from the list rather than an old search result.
- Press play. If an episode looks old, check its date before you start.
The last step matters more than it sounds. A search engine may send you to an episode from last spring. Going to the show page and choosing the most recent upload takes ten seconds and avoids it.
If you want to keep episodes offline, or load the show into a feed reader of your own, we explain how in Listen to John Solomon Reports: Save MP3s With RSS. Our guide to finding conservative podcast RSS feeds in under a minute covers the same method for other shows.
How often new episodes come out
Just The News says the show delivers new reporting and interviews every Tuesday and Thursday. That is the publisher’s own schedule, and it is the one to plan around.
You may see more frequent updates in a directory. Apple labels the show “Updated Daily,” which describes how the listing refreshes more than a fixed production calendar. Treat the publisher’s two-day rhythm as the baseline. Extra clips or special releases may appear in between.
A practical habit: check on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. If nothing new appears, wait a few hours. Directories sometimes lag behind the publisher, and some index episodes at different times.
Free ways to hear John Solomon
You do not have to pay to listen. GOPcast is free to use. The show itself is also available through several other kinds of services:
- Podcast directories with web players. The radio.net page is labeled “Listen online for free.”
- Major podcast apps and streaming services. The show is listed on the large audio platforms, with browser or app access that depends on region and on each service’s account and advertising rules.
- The publisher’s own site. Just The News hosts the show page, with episode titles and descriptions.
- The ART19 feed. The show’s host feed offers a latest-episode playlist that plays in order from the newest upload.
Free usually means ad-supported. Expect sponsor reads, and expect availability to vary outside the United States. If you listen from another country, check that the show plays where you are before you plan around it.
John Solomon interviews, live stream and online radio
Many readers ask for three slightly different things. Here is what each one means for this show.
Interviews. Interviews are the backbone of the show. The publisher highlights newsmaker conversations, and recent episode titles name sitting members of Congress as guests. For a specific guest, search the guest’s name on GOPcast or the Just The News show page. Episode titles typically name the guest.
Live stream. John Solomon Reports is presented as an on-demand podcast released twice a week, not a continuous live broadcast. Some clips from his television and video appearances circulate on video platforms, and a YouTube playlist of Just The News clips exists, but those are excerpts and not the full show. If you see a post promising a live feed, check the source before trusting it.
Online radio. There is no dedicated Solomon radio station that we can point you to. Streaming the podcast from a browser gives you the same effect: press play and listen on demand, no download required.
Where is John Solomon today?
This is one of the most common questions around the show, and the answer has two parts.
First, his main public role is at Just The News. His biography there describes him as an award-winning investigative journalist, author and digital media entrepreneur who is CEO and editor in chief of the outlet.
Second, he has taken on a government role. An August 2026 Editor & Publisher profile says he joined the White House. An Epoch Times report describes him as chair of the White House Government Transparency Task Force, working on the release of previously classified documents.
This kind of arrangement can change. Check a current report before you cite his role in a conversation, an article or a social post.
What other shows does John Solomon host?
The podcast most people mean is John Solomon Reports. That is his principal program.
The Just The News podcast directory also lists other programs, including The Victor Davis Hanson Show and The Pod Millennial with Libby Emmons. Those are separate shows with their own hosts. If a search result suggests they are Solomon programs, it is mixing up the publisher with the host.
Solomon also appears across the Just The News site and in video clips, so you may hear his voice outside the podcast feed. The podcast remains the cleanest way to follow his reporting week to week.
Is it a good fit if you want investigative podcasts?
People often ask for the best investigative podcast. No honest source can name one, because the answer depends on what you want from the genre. “Best” is a matter of taste and priorities.
What we can say is how John Solomon Reports fits. Its stated format combines investigative reporting, political analysis and interviews with officials. It works well if you follow Washington, want a steady twice-weekly feed, and like hearing lawmakers questioned at length. It works less well if you want a narrative, serialized investigation with a beginning and an end. This is a news-and-commentary program, built around current events.
Our perspective: why we built a hub for this
We built GOPcast around a simple frustration. Conservative listeners who want reliable voices have to move between many apps and websites, and the search results they get are uneven. One old episode ranks first, a clip ranks second, and a different show with a similar name ranks third.
So we think the useful job a hub does is convenience, not exclusivity. John Solomon Reports is distributed widely, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can do is shorten the path: one place to search, one list of newest episodes, and a clear route from Solomon to related shows when you want more.
We also think listeners are best served when they know what they are hearing. A show that markets exclusive reporting and presents a strong editorial view is commentary and reporting from an identifiable perspective. That is a legitimate thing to enjoy. It is also a reason to look at primary documents when an episode makes a consequential claim, and to compare reputable accounts when the stakes are high. Our piece on media literacy for conservatives goes further on habits that help.
Our view: a good listener enjoys the show, checks the big claims, and keeps a few other voices in the rotation.
— GOPcast
How to listen critically
These habits take little time and make any political podcast more useful.
- Check the date. Compare the episode title and date on the show page with what a directory shows before sharing a clip. Directories lag and index episodes differently.
- Separate fact from framing. Note what the host reports as documented and what he offers as interpretation.
- Look for the documents. When an episode refers to a record, a memo or a filing, look for the primary source in the show notes or on the publisher’s site.
- Compare accounts. On consequential claims, read how other reputable outlets, including ones you usually disagree with, describe the same event.
- Note who is speaking. Guests often hold a clear position. Ask what a person on the other side would say.
None of this takes away from the show. It is how engaged listeners keep their footing in a fast news cycle.
Keep going: more shows after Solomon
Once you have caught up on Solomon, GOPcast makes it easy to move sideways to other voices.
- If you like interviews and media criticism, try Media Exposed with Adam Weiss.
- For conversations with a former White House press secretary, try The Sean Spicer Show.
- For a broader view of what to follow, see our guide to conservative podcasts to explore and our list of conservative news podcasts.
If you would rather not rely on a single big app, we also wrote about conservative podcasts without Spotify.
Listen on GOPcast
GOPcast is a free hub for conservative podcasts. It gathers shows from well-known right-leaning hosts into one place, with browsing by category: news, commentary, interviews, activism, health, comedy and investigative content. To start with John Solomon, open GOPcast.com, search his name, and play the latest episode.
FAQ
Where can I listen to John Solomon for free?
Start at GOPcast.com, where you can search the show and stream the latest episode. You can also use the free web player on radio.net or the show page at Just The News. Free listening is typically supported by ads, and availability can differ by country.
How often does John Solomon Reports release new episodes?
The publisher, Just The News, says the show comes out every Tuesday and Thursday. Some directories describe the show as updated daily, which reflects how the listing refreshes. If a new episode is missing, wait a few hours and check again.
Does John Solomon have a live stream?
John Solomon Reports is released as an on-demand podcast, not as a continuous live broadcast. Video clips of his appearances do circulate online, but they are excerpts. For the full show, use the podcast episodes.
What podcasts does John Solomon have?
His main podcast is John Solomon Reports. Other shows in the Just The News directory, such as The Victor Davis Hanson Show, have different hosts and are not Solomon programs.
Where is John Solomon today?
He is CEO and editor in chief of Just The News, and a 2026 report describes him as chair of the White House Government Transparency Task Force. Because roles like this can change, check a current report before citing it.
Sources
- John Solomon Reports, Just The News
- Just The News podcasts directory
- John Solomon, Just The News biography
- John Solomon Reports, Apple Podcasts listing
- John Solomon Reports on radio.net
- John Solomon Reports, ART19 latest-episode playlist
- Just The News clips, YouTube playlist
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