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Salem Podcast Network Launches the Doug Collins Podcast


Doug Collins
Doug Collins

Salem Podcast Network (SPN) will launch the Doug Collins Podcast, beginning October 25. The program will be hosted by the former congressman. From 2013 until 2021, Collins represented Georgia's Ninth Congressional District. In the 116th Congress, he served as Ranking Member of the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary.

"For years, I was so impressed with Doug Collins as a Congressman," said Salem Senior Vice President of Spoken Word Phil Boyce. "When we had the opportunity to bring him over to the Salem Podcast Network, we moved fast. He will be a great addition to our lineup, and will help us save the country we all love."

"I am excited to be hosting a podcast that will give conservatives the tools they need to go out into the marketplace of ideas and stand up for what we believe in," added Collins. "This podcast will explore all topics ranging from politics to life advice and will blend them together for a well-rounded discussion that people can listen to and use to get the most out of life."

Collins' first book, "The Clock and The Calendar," which offers an insider perspective on the first impeachment of Donald Trump, will be released in November.

Prior to his time in Congress, Collins served in the Georgia state legislature. He also served as a U.S. Air Force Reserve chaplain, which included a deployment to Iraq in 2008-2009. As a Lieutenant Colonel, Collins remains active in the Air Force Reserve. In addition, he served as pastor of Chicopee Baptist Church in Gainesville, GA, from 1994-2005.

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