Nancy Epperson is an American businesswoman, philanthropist, and co-founder of Salem Media Group, a prominent conservative Christian media conglomerate. Alongside her husband, Stuart W. Epperson, she established the company in 1972 by acquiring WRJR, a small radio station in Virginia Beach, Virginia, with a vision to promote Christian values and conservative perspectives through broadcasting. Under their leadership, Salem Media Group expanded into a national network of over 100 radio stations, publishing imprints like Regnery Publishing, and digital platforms, focusing on talk radio, Christian music, and inspirational content. Nancy has served as a director on the board since the company's inception, playing a crucial role in its governance and maintaining significant family-controlled ownership alongside her husband. Her career reflects a deep commitment to the intersection of faith, media, and business, positioning Salem as an influential voice in conservative circles through programs by figures like Hugh Hewitt and Dennis Prager. Beyond business, Nancy and Stuart have engaged in philanthropy, supporting Christian education, missions, and family-oriented initiatives. Her contributions have helped sustain the company through industry shifts, and she continues to hold a director position, ensuring alignment with founding principles. The partnership exemplifies a family dynasty in religious broadcasting, with children also involved in operations, solidifying the Eppersons' legacy in American conservative media.