Matt Walsh is an American conservative political commentator, author, podcaster, and filmmaker known for his provocative and traditionalist views on social and cultural issues, including anti-abortion stances. He gained prominence through his work at The Daily Wire, where he hosts 'The Matt Walsh Show,' a daily podcast and radio program that critiques progressive ideologies, feminism, transgender rights, and other topics from a traditionalist conservative perspective. Walsh began his media career in radio, co-hosting 'The Matt and Crank Program' on WZBH 93.5 FM in Georgetown, Delaware, from early 2010 until August 1, 2011. He then briefly worked at WGMD 92.7 FM in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, for less than a year before transitioning to online media. In 2017, he joined The Daily Wire as a columnist and host, where he has become one of its leading voices, employing his sharp wit and unapologetic style to amass a large following. Walsh has authored several books, including 'The Unpopular Truth' (2020), 'What Is a Woman?' (2022), and 'Johnny the Walrus' (2021), a children's book satirizing gender identity concepts. He directed and starred in the 2022 documentary 'What Is a Woman?', which explores transgender ideology and has been praised by conservatives but criticized for its approach. Walsh is employed by Jeremy Boreing at The Daily Wire and frequently collaborates with other conservative figures. His commentary often sparks controversy, including backlash for statements on abortion, LGBTQ+ issues, and race, positioning him as a key influencer in right-wing media networks. As a Catholic Christian, Walsh frequently incorporates religious perspectives into his arguments on family, marriage, and morality. Married to Alissa Walsh, he resides in the United States and continues to expand his influence through writing, speaking, and media production. He has faced platform bans and backlash, including from social media sites for content deemed hateful, but maintains a large following through The Daily Wire's subscription model and independent outlets.