George Soros Podcasts

George Soros receives unusually thin coverage in podcasts. Most mentions sit inside broader political conversations and are not advertised as the main event. Only one show puts his name in an episode title, making the choice of a genuine starting point straightforward.

The one direct treatment

Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show! offers the clearest Soros-focused listen with What Is George Soros Really Doing? The title frames the episode as an investigation rather than a neutral introduction. That suits the show’s rapid-fire livestream style: political commentary mixed with chat reactions, jokes, clips, browser detours, and openly stated judgments.

Expect something loose, combative, and suspicious in tone. The show prefers reacting in public to carefully separating background, evidence, and conclusion. For listeners who enjoy politically charged online talk and do not mind a messy route through the argument, this is the only episode that plainly promises sustained attention to Soros.

Mentions inside the talk-radio cycle

Elsewhere, Soros tends to enter conversations already moving toward another subject. NewsTalk STL mentions him across episodes titled H1: BOB ONDER: FISA extended for 10 days 04.17.2026, H2: Big tech with Mike McClary |A  04.17.26, and TheVicPorcelliShow-HOUR03-04-17-26. None presents itself as a Soros episode. The appeal here is the station’s brisk, rotating-voice talk-radio rhythm, with arguments assembled through banter, repetition, and quick interpretation of outside material. Listen for the surrounding political conversation, not a dedicated profile.

The same caution applies to the more combative commentary shows. The Derek Hunter Podcast folds its mention into Only One Decent Democrat Left, while The Jeff Dornik Show places one inside Federal Cover-Ups and AI Power Grabs Exposed | Alex Newman. Their styles differ—one leans toward sarcastic solo commentary, the other toward conversational interviews—but both titles signal agendas much wider than Soros.

Serious shows, incidental appearances

Some measured political programs mention Soros without building the episode around him. The Bulwark Podcast does so during Anne Applebaum: Hungary's Surreal, Post-Reality Campaign. Listeners seeking an active exchange rather than a monologue are better served by its brisk and conversational host-led interview format. Still, the episode title points firmly toward Applebaum and Hungary.

Fascism on the Rise Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show contains a mention in Trade Peace Beats Trade War: Where Are the Democrats? The show takes a patient, morally engaged public-affairs approach, giving guests room while the interviewer supplies civic and historical framing. This may suit listeners who prefer reflective political discussion, but it should not be mistaken for concentrated Soros coverage.

Where to start

Start with Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show! and What Is George Soros Really Doing? if Soros himself is the reason you are listening.

For a passing mention within lively terrestrial-style commentary, try NewsTalk STL and H2: Big tech with Mike McClary |A  04.17.26. For a slower public-affairs setting, choose Fascism on the Rise Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show and Trade Peace Beats Trade War: Where Are the Democrats? In both cases, expect Soros to be one part of a broader argument.

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