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Sharon Bolan is an evangelist and speaker dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the healing power of the Holy Spirit. She is the Founder and President of Fullness of Glory Ministries, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Arlington, Texas, with a mission to spread the Gospel globally.
U.S.-Iran relations are at a critical crossroads—and few Americans understand what’s really at stake. Mehrdad “Marty” Youssefiani, who served as senior strategic counselor to Iran’s former Crown Prince for 15 years, brings unparalleled insider access to the Iranian opposition, regime dynamics, and U.S. policy implications. As Director of the Iran Freedom Project at the Middle East Forum, he decodes Iran’s post-war positioning, the MOU negotiations, and what a free Iran could mean for Middle East stability. Essential for foreign policy analysis, geopolitical features, and segments on Iran’s future and U.S. strategic interests.
Election integrity is collapsing under partisan accusations and legal chaos. Marly Hornik, founder and CEO of RealAmerica.Vote, is building a nonprofit bridge between constitutional law, election integrity, and public trust. Her expertise in constitutional law, election security, and civil rights allows her to translate complex voting systems, auditing procedures, and legal frameworks into language voters actually understand. She’s the go-to voice for segments on election integrity, voting security, and how Americans can restore confidence in democratic processes.
He created a multibillion-dollar industry—and then they tried to destroy him for refusing to play along. Stephen L. Keller, author of Pay to Play, pioneered the life settlement industry, giving terminally ill Americans access to their policy value when they needed it most. His refusal to bend to corporate and political pressure triggered legal persecution, exile, and imprisonment—giving him a rare, brutal insider’s view of financial corruption, regulatory capture, and political vendettas. His testimony is essential for financial crime segments, whistleblower features, and deep dives into regulatory corruption and the American legal system’s true power structure.
Markets are signaling trouble ahead—but most people don’t know how to read the signs. Christian Briggs, a seasoned political-economy strategist, translates Fed decisions, geopolitical shocks, and policy shifts into real-world household impact. His expertise in both macro trends and personal finance strategy helps audiences stress-test their assumptions and prepare before downturns hit. Ideal for financial news, morning business segments, and long-form interviews on economic trends. Available for in-studio appearances in NYC.
With religious freedom and women’s rights dominating headlines, Dr. Isik Abla brings lived expertise that cuts through debate. Raised under strict Islamic law in Istanbul, she survived a brutal marriage to an extremist and a near-fatal attack before becoming a globally trusted voice reaching 200+ countries. Her frank perspective on Islam, Sharia, Iran, and apostasy makes her invaluable for morning shows, documentaries, and segments on religious freedom and women’s persecution.
Dustin W. Stout is a seasoned digital entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and product creator dedicated to making cutting-edge technology accessible to everyday creators and business leaders. He is the founder and CEO of Magai (pronounced “maj-eye”), an innovative AI platform that unites the world’s leading artificial intelligence models into a single, seamless workspace for tens of thousands of active users.
Brian Maloney is an extensively experienced editor, writer, public speaker, and media strategist recognized as one of the nation’s leading conservative voices on election integrity. With decades of live television and radio experience, Maloney brings clear, articulate, and authoritative analysis to complex voting systems, election security, and constitutional policy issues.
Faith-based media doesn’t have to be second-rate. Brannon Hollingsworth, co-founder of Brainy Pixel Productions, is proving that Christ-centered storytelling can compete with—and exceed—mainstream production quality. A geek at heart, he combines game design expertise, sharp narrative craft, and Gospel conviction to create animated worlds that educate, entertain, and inspire. Perfect for media industry segments, family entertainment shows, faith-based media features, and creator interviews.
The narrative is wrong—and it’s costing lives. Judd Saul, who’s investigated organized violence across Nigeria’s bloodiest regions, exposes how Western governments and media obscure religious persecution behind euphemisms like “farmer-herder clashes” and “climate conflict.” His firsthand documentation reveals coordinated kill zones, mass displacement, and ethno-religious cleansing—mirroring ISIS tactics. His reporting challenges policymakers and international observers to see the crisis clearly. Critical for news analysis, international affairs, and religious persecution coverage.
Terror networks are rebranding—and Western media is missing the story. Franc Utoo, who’s documented organized violence across Nigeria and West Africa, exposes how organized terrorism, government corruption, and weak institutions are systematically displacing Christian communities. His on-the-ground reporting centers victims—especially women and children—and challenges international organizations to act. Essential for news segments, international affairs shows, and deep-dive documentaries on persecution.
Does Heaven exist? Steve and Dr. Kathy Boyls offer one of the most credible answers available today. Steve, a software engineer, spent 45 days on a ventilator in a clinically hopeless COVID coma—while his spirit encountered Heaven, reunited with loved ones (including their miscarried son Daniel), and stood before Jesus. Dr. Kathy, a board-certified pediatrician with 30+ years of practice, refused to accept grim prognoses, waging prayer and medical advocacy inside the ICU. Their “impossible” recovery is detailed in I’ve Been to Heaven, co-authored with Pulitzer-nominated journalist Troy Anderson. Perfect for faith-based programming, morning shows, grief segments, and medicine/prayer intersection features.
A former investment manager turned policy advocate, Terry Beatley offers a insider perspective: a personal deathbed commission from Dr. Bernard Nathanson, co-founder of NARAL Pro-Choice America. Entrusted by the “Abortion King” himself to expose the eight stealth propaganda tactics that deceived the nation, Terry founded Hosea Initiative and authored What If We’ve Been Wrong? to reveal the shocking truth behind the industry’s origins. Terry delivers sharp, high-conviction commentary on media deception, post-Roe strategy, and parental rights that will keep your audience captivated from start to finish.
Founder & Executive Director, Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting (DAFOH)
Dr. Torsten Trey, M.D., Ph.D. is the founder and Executive Director of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting (DAFOH), a Washington, D.C.-based medical ethics NGO that unites physicians worldwide to document unethical transplant practices and advocate for reform. He founded DAFOH in 2006 and has since become a leading researcher, author, and expert on forced organ harvesting.
Your phone calls aren’t private—and most people don’t know it. Janice Trey, who led a major international media organization and exposed decades of digital surveillance threats, now translates complex security vulnerabilities into practical consumer language. As national spokesperson for SafeMeet.us, she decodes why Americans’ calls, texts, and video meetings remain compromised—and offers real solutions. Ideal for tech segments, privacy-focused shows, and consumer protection features.
Fentanyl is now the #1 killer of American teens—and parents are flying blind. Anne Fundner exposes how social media, peer pressure, and counterfeit pills disguised as Adderall, Xanax, and Percocet are targeting kids who’d never call themselves “drug users.” She breaks down what parents don’t know—but desperately need to—and gives them conversation starters, warning signs, and practical steps to protect their children today. Perfect for parenting segments, morning shows, and public health features.
Veterans face invisible wounds that medication alone won’t heal. Judy Isaacson Elias, who’s worked with combat trauma survivors for years, speaks candidly about the spiritual and emotional healing that traditional treatments miss. As an observant Jewish advocate for Israel, she’s also on the front lines of rising antisemitism. Her dual expertise on trauma, faith, and Jewish identity makes her powerful for veteran benefits shows, mental health segments, and Israel advocacy programming.
Military suicide is rising—and traditional solutions are failing. Eric Lionheart, a 20+ year security and military operations veteran with firsthand SWAT, border security, and Secret Service experience, brings frontline authority on mental health intervention, military readiness, and protective culture. His perspective bridges law enforcement trauma and suicide prevention in ways most experts can’t. Critical for military affairs, law enforcement segments, suicide prevention awareness, and national security features.
American cultural memory is vanishing—and few are fighting to preserve it. Dr. Mark Evans, a scholar and cultural curator, leads a foundation dedicated to archiving and celebrating the stories, sounds, and symbols that define what it means to be American. His work ensures cultural heritage remains accessible and inspiring across generations. Perfect for cultural segments, Americana features, heritage preservation shows, and long-form interviews on American identity.
Wounded in Vietnam and called to the world’s crises. Rev. William “PB” Devlin, a Purple Heart recipient who survived enemy fire off North Vietnam in 1970, has spent five decades as a globally recognized humanitarian serving frontline conflicts. His integration of soldier’s sacrifice, Christian faith, and international relief work offers a rare moral authority. Essential for veteran interviews, faith-based programming, international crisis coverage, and inspirational features.
Veterans are being silenced—and the Constitution is on the line. Glenn Baker, a veterans’ rights crusader and government accountability advocate, channels frontline voices into actionable policy reform. His “finish this fight” mission equips audiences with strategies to defend constitutional liberty and reclaim institutional accountability. Powerful for veteran benefits shows, talk radio, political segments, and panels on veterans’ empowerment and constitutional governance.
Entertainment is weaponized against faith—but one pastor survived both Hollywood and attempted murder to tell the truth. Pastor Todd Coconato, a former child actor who nearly died in a stabbing before encountering Jesus, now exposes the spiritual deception embedded in mainstream media and entertainment. His journey from child star to bold evangelical minister gives him credibility few can match. Essential for faith-based programming, cultural analysis shows, and segments on Christian discernment in media.
Wearing a badge for more than three decades, Sgt. Mike McGrew thought he could outwork the nightmares that followed him home from every call. He buried the images of homicide scenes, fatal crashes, and desperate 911 pleas under long shifts, stiff drinks, and a carefully practiced toughness. It wasn’t until he faced cancer in his own body and the unthinkable loss of his youngest son that the wall finally cracked, and the pain he had spent a lifetime outrunning caught up. I
Faith-centered cinema is ready for prime time. Nina May, an acclaimed director and storyteller, is releasing Jesus Freaks, a provocative new film challenging audiences to stand boldly for their convictions in a hostile culture. The film is generating significant buzz and poised to spark national debates on faith, identity, courage, and cultural resistance. Perfect for entertainment news, faith-based programming, film criticism segments, and cultural commentary features.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy is being hijacked—and his niece is reclaiming it. Dr. Alveda King, evangelist, Fox News contributor, and bestselling author, brings Dr. King’s actual vision to today’s divisive issues: abortion, race, violence, and America’s spiritual crisis. Her “from the womb to the tomb and beyond” framework reframes civil rights as a comprehensive ethic of human dignity—rooted in forgiveness, not ideology. Essential for news analysis, faith-based programming, cultural segments, and legacy-focused interviews.
Narratives win elections, wars, and hearts. Dr. Russ Jones, a 30-year award-winning journalist and veteran broadcaster, now helps leaders and organizations craft stories that move audiences and drive outcomes. His expertise in communication strategy and cultural messaging, refined at the intersection of faith and media, makes him a powerful voice on influence, storytelling, and institutional leadership. Ideal for business media, morning shows, leadership segments, and cultural analysis features.
Israeli civil society is redefining life-affirming support. Nir Salomon, a lawyer and social impact strategist, champions practical, comprehensive support systems for women facing unplanned pregnancies. His Israeli perspective on dignity, choice, and community responsibility offers a fresh angle on the global pro-life debate—moving beyond ideology to tangible care. Perfect for international affairs, reproductive ethics segments, Israeli society features, and human dignity-focused interviews.
Dance studios have become increasingly adult-oriented—and parents don’t know. Mary Bawden exposes how sexualized choreography, provocative costuming, and adult themes have quietly infiltrated children’s dance environments. She advocates fiercely for age-appropriate instruction that supports healthy development, offering parents practical tools to identify trustworthy studios. Essential for parenting segments, child safety programming, youth development shows, and consumer protection features.
From the mob to redemption—and it’s never too late. Robert Borelli, author of The Witness: A Tale of the Mafia, Drugs, and Redemption and founder of the “It’s Never Too Late” ministry, speaks nationally on the lure of organized crime, addiction, and the possibility of radical transformation. His lived story offers credibility few recovery advocates can match. Powerful for true crime, redemption narratives, addiction awareness, faith-based programming, and inspirational features.
As geopolitical tensions with Iran intensify, Hooman Khalili offers a rare bridge: an Iranian-born filmmaker and radio personality whose “mural diplomacy” is actually opening dialogues between Iranian and Jewish communities. Over two decades in Hollywood media and global public art, he’s built a platform that cuts through polarization. Perfect for segments on Middle East relations, interfaith dialogue, artistic activism, and the Iranian freedom movement.
U.S. Middle East policy needs someone who understands both sides. Lt. Col. Sargis Sangari, a 20+ year Army Infantry and Special Operations veteran, brings battlefield expertise and Iranian immigrant credibility to Middle East analysis. As CEO of the Near East Center for Strategic Engagement think tank, he offers strategic insights on terrorism, regional conflict, and U.S. foreign policy that few experts can match. Critical for foreign policy segments, national security analysis, military affairs programming, and geopolitical features.
