
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
This time, John speaks with Simon Moya Smith and Julie Francella about the intersection of Indigenous knowledge, climate activism, and mental health. Simon, an Oglala Lakota journalist, and Julie, a m...
26 Sep 44min

Red Carpet Treatment for Dictators
In this episode, John discusses recent events at the White House and he begins with the implications of President Xi's visit to the U.S. and the stark contrast in treatment between NATO allies and aut...
25 Sep 2h 3min

The Struggle for Authentic Faith in a Corrupt World
In this episode, John talks about the latest political headlines, starting with a critical look at Donald Trump's recent speech at the United Nations. With approval ratings plummeting, John examines t...
23 Sep 1h 45min

Navigating the Political Chaos: Trump, Press Access, and the Cost of Silence
In this episode, John kicks off with a critical look at Trump's recent speech at the United Nations, where he threatens global adversaries while making headlines for his bizarre claims about "super in...
22 Sep 1h 59min

Trump's Press Ban: A Constitutional Crisis Unfolds
John Fugelsang takes listeners on a whirlwind tour of the current political landscape, diving deep into constitutional law and the pressing issues facing our democracy today. Fugelsang opens the show ...
21 Sep 1h 53min

We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
In this episode of We're Still Here, John Fugelsang engages in a compelling discussion about the intersections of politics, culture, and indigenous rights. He kicks off the episode by celebrating the ...
19 Sep 48min

Human Rights, Political Theater, and the Unraveling of America's Institutions
In this episode of The John Fugelsang Podcast, John takes a deep dive into the chaotic landscape of American politics and culture. He kicks off with a humorous reflection on the historical significanc...
18 Sep 1h 43min



















