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Salem Podcast Network Adds Jenna Ellis to the Lineup


Jenna Ellis
Jenna Ellis

Salem Podcast Network (SPN) adds former Trump campaign attorney Jenna Ellis to the lineup beginning September 13. She's a constitutional law attorney and served as the senior legal adviser to the Trump 2020 Campaign, a Trump advisory board member and personal counsel to the former president. Ellis is also Special Counsel for the Thomas More Society and a Newsmax contributor. Additionally, she is also the author of "The Legal Basis for a Moral Constitution."

"At SPN we like to find podcasters like Jenna who want to change the world for good. With her strong Christian faith, combined with a rock solid legal mind, she brings something unique and special to our network," said Salem Senior Vice President of Spoken Word Phil Boyce. "Like all of our podcasters, you learn something every day from Jenna, and we can't wait to get her started."

"I am so excited to join the Salem Podcast Network Family and add to their incredible lineup of voices for biblical truth and conservative policy," added Ellis. "I get questions daily from concerned citizens all over the country on various issues, and this podcast will focus on my answers and analysis of cultural and legal issues and how to think through them from a Christian, conservative, and constitutional framework."

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