What else is Martha doing right now?
Martha joined the Cox Radio group on WXKT FM 103.7 in November, 2009.  Martha began her talk radio career in 1994 after being a regular caller to WDUN AM 550.  Her first call to the station was prompted by Hillary Clinton’s lament that “she could have stayed at home and baked cookies.”   Martha now does a daily talk radio show on WXKT FM 103.7 from 9 to 11 am est and is syndicated across Georgia from 10-12 on GNN (www.fm1037.com, www.georgianewsnetwork.com, and www.marthazoller.com). In August 2008, Martha’s program was syndicated by the Georgia News Network a subsidiary of Clear Channel. In 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2010, Martha was named to the “Heavy Hundred” Talk Show Hosts in America by Talkers Magazine. For 2005, 2006 and 2007, Martha has been named to James magazine’s list of Most Influential Georgians and in 2005 Georgia Trend magazine named Martha as one of Georgia’s most influential members of the media.   She is a regular panelist on Fox 5 Atlanta’s The Georgia Gang, has been seen on CNN, FNC and MSNBC and has appeared on ABC’s World News Tonight, The Newshour on PBS and NBC’s The Today Show.  Martha is a contributor to Human Events Online, Pajamas Media, Jewish World Review and various other publications.  Martha’s first book, Indivisible: Uniting Values in a Divided America, was released November, 2005 from Stroud and Hall Publishers. She has substituted for Ben Ferguson, Steve Gill, Linda Chavez and John Gibson. Martha is also available as a motivational speaker for church, community and national groups.  In 1997, Martha won to GABBY for Best Locally Produced Talk Show in Georgia.  From 1996 to 2001, Martha hosted the award winning public affairs program, “The Brenau News Forum.”


In 2005, Martha added defense expert to repertoire of talents by completing the Department of Defense’s oldest civilian training program, JCOC, Martha visited with members of all the branches of the service, saw what they can do on their bases around the country and was briefed by Sec. of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Richard Myers.  In July 2005, Martha was part of the one of the first trips by radio talk show hosts to Kuwait and Iraq which included live broadcasts from Iraq.  We were briefed by General John Custer of the United States Army and General Abdul Qader Jassim of the Iraqi Army as well as interviews with scores of men and women in uniform. It was a life changing experience. Martha returned to Iraq in January 2007 and took a Gold Star Father back to thank the troops.  She is also involved in many projects directly relating to support of the troops and participates in Freedom Alliance events and fundraising around the country..



Martha Zoller doesn’t just analyze the news, she goes where the news is happening and comes to her own conclusions.  There’s no “rip and read” on The Martha Zoller Show.



Martha Zoller lives in Gainesville, Georgia with her husband and they have 4 children.  She’s a member of Gainesville First United Methodist Church where she regularly and teaches adult and children’s Sunday school. She serves on the Board of the Beulah Rucker Museum and Educational Foundation, has served on the Friends of Recovery Board.  She’s been named the Business Woman of the Year by the ABWA and is a Rotarian.  In July, 2008, Martha joined the University of Georgia Alumni Board.

How Martha interacts with callers?
Martha handles a daily callers "without a net" and takes on all topics as they come in.  All are treated with respect.  Even callers with differing opinions are welcomed to call in to debate the issues o the day giving her a fiercely loyal audience and a no holds barred approach in her attempt to bring a broad perspective on national international political affairs to the people of Georgia.  She's quick, she's fair and she knows the issues...That's what makes Martha a fresh face for the national news scene.

What's next for Martha Zoller?
Martha brings a fresh approach from the perspective of a savvy and articulate southern woman and can speak on a wide range of topics.  From tax cuts to foreign affairs, Martha knows the news and is ready to be heard.