Phyllis Schlafly Report Daily Radio Commentaries

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Equip your listeners with insight and solutions

Since 1983, The Phyllis Schlafly Report has delivered a thoughtful, clear voice on behalf of the family, traditional values, and a strong America. Every weekday on several hundred stations, we equip listeners with insights and solutions on a wide variety of issues that affect the family, community, and nation.

In September 2016, upon Phyllis Schlafly’s passing, her hand-picked writing staff continued her recording work. The Phyllis Schlafly Report commentaries never saw production interruption thanks to the board of directors and the leadership of her sons and staff. The daily commentaries were then voiced by her Communications Director Ryan Hite and subsequently Ed Martin, who served as president of Eagle Forum Education & Legal Defense Fund from January 2015 until January 2025. Ed Martin was chosen by Phyllis herself to lead the Eagle Forum organizations as president, while she was elevated to chairman and CEO. In 2017, Phyllis’s continuing, approved organizations rebranded as “Phyllis Schlafly Eagles” – carrying on the tradition of The Phyllis Schlafly Report Daily Commentaries as well as all of her other monthly publications. Ed Martin was tapped by the Trump Administration in January 2025 to serve as the interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia. Though he has resigned his position as an officer of the organization, Ed will always be an Eagle, and he continues to volunteer his voice for the radio commentaries.

Phyllis Schlafly recorded well over 8,000 of these daily commentaries in her lifetime. We are proud to continue her legacy and hear reports from listeners across the country that the information is still timely, insightful, and full of necessary information for Americans who want to protect their faith, family, and our American sovereignty.

• New radio stations contact: Ryan Hite, 314-721-1213

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