To find and listen to John Solomon, go to GOPcast.com and search for “John Solomon Reports.” You can also open the John Solomon page on GOPcast directly and press play. No account or payment is needed to hear standard episodes, and the same page sits next to other conservative shows if you want to keep listening afterward.
This guide covers what the show is, how often it publishes, the quickest ways to listen, what to do when an episode will not load, and how to listen critically. Solomon is both a host and a media executive, so a little context helps.
TL;DR
- John Solomon’s podcast is called John Solomon Reports. Search that exact title, not just his name.
- Start at GOPcast.com, or use the official Just the News show page. Both are free.
- Just the News says new episodes arrive every Tuesday and Thursday, so check the episode date.
- If your app is missing an episode, the show’s official page or an RSS-based player is the fallback.
- The show mixes investigative reporting, interviews and opinion. Separate what is documented from what is argued.
Table of Contents
- What you are actually listening to
- The fastest ways to listen, step by step
- Why the schedule matters
- What topics to expect
- Where is John Solomon today?
- When your app does not show the episode
- Our perspective: why we built a hub, and how we suggest listening
- After Solomon, what to listen to next
- Listen on GOPcast
- Frequently asked questions
- Sources
What you are actually listening to
John Solomon Reports is a podcast from Just the News. The official description presents Solomon as an award-winning investigative journalist who helped unravel the Russia collusion story. It promises his exclusive reporting plus interviews with big newsmakers.
That description matters for expectations. This is not a wire-service bulletin. It is a host-driven program built on one person’s reporting, sources and conclusions. Guests are often officials, lawyers, lawmakers and advocates who are invited because they have something to say about the story of the day.
If you arrived searching for a “talk show,” “online radio” or “live stream” version, know that the clearly identified ongoing program is the podcast. It is published as episodes rather than as a fixed daily radio block. Other Just the News programs exist, but they are separate shows, not a second Solomon-hosted podcast. The Just the News podcast directory lists them all.
The fastest ways to listen, step by step
- Open GOPcast.com. Go to gopcast.com in any browser on your phone, tablet or computer.
- Search the exact title. Type “John Solomon Reports.” The exact show name reliably points to the right program, while a name-only search can pull in unrelated videos, commentators or playlists.
- Choose the show page. The John Solomon page lists the show for streaming.
- Press play on the newest episode. Check the date and title so you know you are on the latest installment.
- Move on to related shows. From the same hub you can try other hosts without hunting for new apps or bookmarks.
The whole routine takes under a minute. A browser player also means nothing to install, which is handy on a work computer or a shared device.
Why the schedule matters
Just the News says the show publishes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Directory pages sometimes label a show as updated daily, because they count clips and extra uploads too. Treat the publisher’s cadence as your baseline.
A simple habit helps: open the show on Tuesday or Thursday afternoon, and sort by date. A displayed episode total is not a reliable signal. Directory counts run into the thousands and differ from site to site, and they change as episodes are added or reorganized. The title and date of the top episode are what tell you whether you are current.
What topics to expect
Episodes center on U.S. politics and government accountability. Recurring areas include elections, national security, legal controversies, foreign policy, education and parental rights. A recent example on the publisher’s site is an episode about the 2020 election, a China data breach and government transparency.
The interviews are a large part of the draw. If you searched for John Solomon interviews, you will find them in the same feed as the solo reporting segments. There is no separate interview show to track down. Browse episode titles for the guest’s name or the subject you care about.
Where is John Solomon today?
As of October 2026, the Just the News profile lists Solomon as founder, CEO and editor in chief of the outlet that publishes the show. An Editor & Publisher report from August 2026 says he joined the White House in a government transparency role. The research we reviewed described that role as temporary and unpaid, and the latest status can change, so check a current source before treating it as settled.
Why mention it? Because it affects how you weigh what you hear. A host who also runs the outlet and has served in government is close to the subjects and the story. That is not a reason to tune out. It is a reason to listen with a bit of care, which the next section covers.
When your app does not show the episode
Podcasts travel by RSS, a feed the publisher maintains, and directories pull from it. No directory carries everything at the same moment, as Listen Notes explains in its guide to listening to podcasts. So a missing episode usually means a lag, not that the show has stopped.
Try these in order:
- Refresh or pull to update the show page in your app.
- Use the official Just the News show page, which is the publisher’s own home for the program.
- Try the ART19 archive, the hosting system behind the feed, which plays in a browser.
- Add the RSS feed to any RSS-capable player. Our walkthrough on saving MP3s with RSS shows how.
- Come back to GOPcast. The John Solomon page is a quick place to confirm the newest episode.
If you want to build the same fallback for other shows, finding conservative podcast RSS feeds takes about a minute per show.
Our perspective: why we built a hub, and how we suggest listening
We built GOPcast because conservative listeners were juggling too many places. One host posts on a personal site, another on video, a third in a podcast app. Finding a reliable voice means opening five tabs. A single hub where you can search a name, press play and browse by category is the answer we chose.
For Solomon specifically, we suggest three habits.
Search the title, not the name. “John Solomon Reports” is the identifier that works everywhere. It saves the detour through clips and compilations.
Pick the platform that fits your routine. There is no ideological reason to prefer one app. Use the browser if you want zero setup, a phone app if you listen on the commute, an RSS player if you like to keep files. We are happy to be your starting point and not your only one.
Sort fact from interpretation as you listen. In an investigative-and-interview show, three things are woven together: facts the host narrates, allegations attributed to a source, and the host’s own read of what it means. When a claim matters to you, check it against the primary document or independent reporting, especially where the subject is disputed. A good conservative listener is not a passive one. You will get more from the show, and from any show, if you do.
We also think comparing is healthy. If you want to see how other investigative and commentary programs handle sourcing and corrections, sample a few before you settle on a regular lineup. The Just the News directory is one place to start, and our weekly mix by topic is another.
— GOPcast
After Solomon, what to listen to next
People who follow investigative politics often want more voices on the same afternoon. A few directions within GOPcast:
| If you like this about Solomon | Try this on GOPcast |
|---|---|
| Political strategy and populist commentary | Steve Bannon’s War Room |
| Cultural and historical argument | Dinesh D’Souza |
| Live or on-demand radio style | Jesse Kelly |
| Insider political talk | The Sean Spicer Show |
| Cultural fights and activism | Robby Starbuck |
A reasonable first week is Solomon on Tuesday, one commentary show midweek and an interview-heavy program on Thursday. Adjust after you see what holds your attention.
Listen on GOPcast
GOPcast gathers conservative podcasts, including live and recorded shows, into one web hub. You can browse by category such as news, commentary, interviews, activism, health, comedy and investigative content. Standard listening on the site is free. Start at the GOPcast homepage or go straight to John Solomon on GOPcast.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I listen to John Solomon for free?
The simplest route is GOPcast.com, where you search for John Solomon Reports and press play. The official Just the News page and the ART19 web player also stream the show in a browser. Standard episodes are free, though individual platforms may carry ads or regional limits.
What podcasts does John Solomon have?
The ongoing program under his name is John Solomon Reports. Just the News publishes other shows and video programs, but those are separate productions, so do not expect a second Solomon-hosted podcast. The official show page is the authoritative listing.
How often does John Solomon Reports come out?
The publisher says new episodes arrive every Tuesday and Thursday. Some directories describe the feed as updated daily because of additional uploads. Use the episode date, not the total count, to confirm you have the newest one.
What is the best investigative podcast?
There is no objective winner. If you want Solomon’s conservative investigative perspective, John Solomon Reports is the direct match. To compare, sample a few shows and judge them on sourcing, corrections, guest variety and how clearly they separate reporting from commentary.
Is there a John Solomon live stream?
The show is published as a podcast with episodes, and the research we reviewed did not identify a fixed live broadcast schedule for it. For the current format, check the official show page. If you want live conservative talk, GOPcast also links to hosts who broadcast live.
Sources
- John Solomon Reports, Just the News
- Podcasts, Just the News
- John Solomon profile, Just the News
- John Solomon Reveals the Hidden Truths of the 2020 Election, Just the News
- How a dogged D.C. journalist became Trump’s investigative reporter in the White House, Editor & Publisher
- John Solomon Reports, ART19
- How To Listen To Podcasts, Listen Notes