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Truth Matters with Tom Donahue & Angeline Marie to Launch


Truth Matters with Tom Donahue & Angeline Marie
Truth Matters with Tom Donahue & Angeline Marie

A new talk program, Truth Matters with Tom Donahue & Angeline Marie, will debut on Saturday, January 17, with national distribution via Salem Radio Network. The weekly show will air Saturdays from 9-10pm ET, with a rebroadcast Sundays from 1-2am ET, on the Westwood One Wegener platform (SRN4 - Truth Matters). The program brings together Tom Donahue and Angeline Marie, who have worked together on multiple media projects including a podcast series over the past 15 years.

The show will focus on political, cultural, economic, media, and health-related topics, approached from a conservative Christian perspective. The hosts say the program will emphasize factual reporting, analysis, and discussion of current controversies, with occasional guest interviews and special reports.

Tom Donahue is a veteran talk host and investigative broadcaster whose career dates back to the early 1990s. He previously hosted the nationally syndicated America's Town Forum and has worked on stations and networks including Talk America Radio Network, BRN, People's Radio Network, Sun Radio Networks, WPDQ, KID, KCAA and WFYL. Donahue currently produces the Tom Donahue Reports podcast and serves as Program Director for Talk Stream Live. He holds a bachelor's degree in Human and Mass Communications from Rutgers University.

Angeline Marie is the host of Truth Seekers Radio Show and has a background in both radio and television production. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications and is the founder of K-Star Media and K-Star Publishing, which produce non-fiction and children's books centered on faith and critical thinking.

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