for indigenous youth with leaders Stephanie Cassidy, Doug Good Feather and others. In 2018, Fox created The Truth Has Changed, a solo performance, book and film about misinformation, propaganda and psycho-graphic targeting aimed at manipulating our current media and political ecosystem. In the performance he tells of his extensive frontline reporting with an emphasis on the smear campaigns waged against him for nearly a decade by the fossil fuel industry. The project has toured to over 25 cities in the US and Europe and has been seen by thousands of people in support of dozens progressive, environmental and grassroots organizations. The Truth Has Changed is Fox's first book, published by Seven Stories Press. In January 2020 The Public Theater abruptly ended Fox's run on The Truth Has Changed following a dispute with the theater. Fox and International WOW Company staff including producer Diane Crespo alleged that Public Theater staff had physically attacked Fox while preparing for a show. Fox also alleged that festival director Mark Russell was verbally abusive to him before shows. Fox and the company submitted several formal written complaints about code of conduct violations and while pursuing these complaints the show's run of three remaining shows was halted. Fox was asked to meet with Public Theater Artistic Director Oskar Eustis and associate artistic director Shanta Thake months later in hopes of finding a reconciliation wherein Ms Thake remarked "mistakes were made" by the Public Theatre staff. The feature film version of The Truth Has Changed was released in 2021. In March 2020, during the covid lockdown Mr. Fox launched Staying Home with Josh Fox a nightly interview program featuring guests from the world of politics, cinema, and music. Guests on the program included Reverend William Barber, Cory Bush, Alexis Krauss, Alex Ebert, Dougie Bowne, Marc Ribot, Anne Bogart, Chris Smalls, Cenk Uygur, Nick Panken, Marquita Bradshaw, Kim Stanley Robinson, Alexander Zaitchik, Doug GoodFeather, Myron Dewey, Preston Reed, Tommie Sunshine, Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, John Boutte, Jamie Margolin, Rebekah Jones among others. The show ran for more than 200 episodes on The Young Turks network in 2020 and 2021. Activism Fox is known for his opposition of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. He has campaigned for a ban on fracking and against the gas industry's exploitation of loopholes in the Clean Water act and the Safe Drinking Water Act. In 2011 Mr. Fox co-founded The Solutions Project with actor Mark