Richard Fowler

Richard Fowler is a distinguished political analyst, media host, and progressive voice in American commentary. Since 2016, he has been a prominent contributor to Fox News—regularly appearing on programs like "Fox News Sunday," "Media Buzz," and "The Five"—where he brings insightful cultural and political analysis to national audiences. Concurrently, he shares his expertise as an adjunct professor of journalism at Georgetown University.

He hosts "The Richard Fowler Show," a nationally syndicated radio program with a wide-reaching audience that often emphasizes millennial issues, social justice, and equity. As a writer, Fowler contributes long-form commentary to notable outlets like Forbes and BET.com, where he explores the intersection of culture, public policy, and societal change.

Fowler’s career is rooted in deep progressive advocacy and youth outreach. He previously served as Advocacy Director for the Young Democrats of America and Executive Director of the Generational Alliance—roles through which he trained thousands in media strategy and civic engagement. He also holds the titles of Senior Media Fellow at the New Leaders Council and Chairman of the Center for Black Equity Leadership Council, reflecting his commitment to empowering future leaders and communities of color .

A first-generation Jamaican American raised in Florida, Fowler holds dual degrees -- a BS in Economics and a BA in International Affairs -- from The George Washington University.