About Me –
Mark Edgington
Nationally Syndicated Broadcaster • Commentator • Writer • Community Volunteer
Mark Edgington is an American broadcaster, commentator, writer, husband, and father known for his long-running work in talk radio, civic engagement, and community service. Over several decades, he has contributed to broadcasting, local government, charitable initiatives, and public dialogue while remaining active in volunteer organizations and community projects throughout the United States and abroad.
At a Glance
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Born February 16, 1971
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Broadcaster and commentator
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Co-host of Free Talk Live for nearly two decades
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Recipient of the Talkers Freedom of Speech Award (2022)
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Former volunteer firefighter in Westmoreland, New Hampshire
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Led fundraising efforts through Free Talk Live that helped establish Foundation of Hope Uganda and support its orphanage, school, and community development projects in Kagoma, Uganda
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Husband and father
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Supporter of charitable and community initiatives in the United States and abroad
Broadcasting Career
Mark is best known for his work in radio broadcasting and commentary. For nearly twenty years, he served as a co-host of Free Talk Live, a nationally syndicated talk radio program carried on hundreds of stations throughout the United States.
Throughout his broadcasting career, Mark has participated in thousands of conversations on public policy, current events, culture, technology, civic engagement, and community issues. His work has focused on encouraging thoughtful discussion and the open exchange of ideas.
In 2022, he received the Freedom of Speech Award from Talkers Magazine, recognizing his contributions to broadcasting and public dialogue.
Today, Mark continues his broadcasting work through The Mark Edge Show, where he hosts interviews and discussions on current events, economics, technology, public policy, and the ideas shaping society. Guests have included authors, entrepreneurs, elected officials, commentators, and thought leaders from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives.
Civic and Community Involvement
In addition to broadcasting, Mark has been active in local government and community organizations.
In 2025, he was elected Town Moderator of Hudson, New Hampshire, overseeing public town meetings and helping facilitate civic participation. He later stepped down from the position after relocating to assist family members in Florida.
Mark also served for many years as a volunteer firefighter in Westmoreland, New Hampshire, contributing to emergency response efforts and community service.
Throughout his adult life, he has participated in numerous charitable, educational, and volunteer initiatives focused on helping individuals, families, and communities.
Charitable and Educational Work
Mark has supported a variety of charitable causes over the years, including educational initiatives, children's programs, medical fundraising efforts, and community development projects.
Among these efforts has been his long-term support of Foundation of Hope Uganda in Kagoma, Uganda, helping raise funds for children's education, housing, food security, and community development. These initiatives have included support for the Misfits for Jesus School, agricultural sustainability projects, and resources for vulnerable children and families.
He has also supported organizations and causes focused on healthcare, youth development, environmental stewardship, and local community engagement.
Writing and Commentary
In addition to broadcasting, Mark regularly writes about family, personal responsibility, community life, service, travel, culture, and public issues.
His writing often reflects on lessons learned through experience, the importance of civic participation, and the value of steady contributions made over time. He is particularly interested in stories that highlight resilience, service, and the people working quietly to strengthen their communities.
Family Life
Mark is a husband and father who believes that family is one of life's greatest responsibilities and rewards.
Many of his reflections focus on fatherhood, accountability, personal growth, and the importance of showing up consistently for the people who depend on us. He considers family life one of the most important influences on his values and perspective.
Recognition
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Talkers Freedom of Speech Award (2022)
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Elected Town Moderator, Hudson, New Hampshire (2025)
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Longtime volunteer firefighter
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Supporter of educational, charitable, and community initiatives in the United States and internationally
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