Jim Acosta publishes “The Jim Acosta Show” on Substack and uploads episodes to YouTube and podcast platforms, according to his Substack page and channel listings.
Acosta’s Substack publication is titled “The Jim Acosta Show” and hosts posts and live-stream links; the Substack landing page identifies him as the show’s host and links to episodes and a chat feature.
His official YouTube channel, which lists “The Jim Acosta Show” in its description, has recent uploads and program-length videos labeled as daily updates and interviews.
Apple Podcasts also lists “The Jim Acosta Show” as a podcast available to listeners, with an episode feed matching shows promoted on Substack and YouTube.
Acosta left CNN in January 2025 rather than accept a reassignment, a move reported at the time and noted in his profiles; he has since described himself as an independent journalist on social accounts that point readers to his Substack and YouTube pages.
Readers who follow independent shows will find Acosta using the Substack platform for both written posts and live-streamed video, while full episodes and clips appear on his YouTube channel and podcast feeds.
The shift from a network anchor role to a multi-platform independent show mirrors moves other journalists and commentators have made to reach audiences directly through subscription newsletters, podcast feeds and video channels.
Sources
- Substack — Substack publication page and live-stream listing for “The Jim Acosta Show” showing host attribution and episode links.
- YouTube — Jim Acosta channel description and recent uploads labeled “The Jim Acosta Show.”
- Apple Podcasts — Podcast listing for “The Jim Acosta Show” with episode feed.
- AP — January 28, 2025 report that Jim Acosta left CNN rather than accept a reassignment.
