Todd Starnes

Todd Starnes, formerly an on-air talent at Fox News Channel, is now the host of “Todd Starnes News and Commentary” and the “Todd Starnes Show.” His three-hour daily radio program is nationally syndicated to more than 100 radio stations and can be heard Monday-Friday. He also hosts a daily short-form radio commentary heard on more than 500 radio stations nationwide.

Starnes is the President of Starnes Media Group and owns KWAM Newstalk Memphis. He writes a nationally syndicated column and is a contributor on Newsmax. His extensive portfolio includes authoring nine books, with titles such as “The Deplorables' Guide to Making America Great Again,” “God Less America,” and “They Popped My Hood and Found Gravy on the Dipstick.”

He is a recipient of two RTNDA Edward R. Murrow Awards and the Associated Press Mark Twain Award for Storytelling. Starnes has been a featured speaker at President Trump’s Save America rallies and regularly speaks at CPAC, the Billy Graham Training Center, the Young America’s Foundation, and the Ronald Reagan Ranch Center in California. He serves on the board of directors for the Tennessee Association of Broadcasters.

In his keynotes like "What Happened to My Country?" and "Engage the Culture," Starnes discusses the cultural and political landscape of America, urging young people to engage in reclaiming the culture in various spheres such as media and entertainment. Outside of his professional endeavors, Starnes is active in his church, enjoys golf, follows SEC football, and savors barbecue. He resides in Brooklyn, New York.