Rusty Humphries is a generous and wide-traveling radio show host with a special interest in the military. Throughout his career, he has sent DVDs and CDs to U.S. troops overseas, helped bring the Moving Vietnam Wall to his local community, assisted the state of Nevada in raising $1.5 million for the Washington D.C. World War II Memorial, taken 16 families with children diagnosed with cancer to Disneyland, and worked with troops in Iraq to send school supplies to children there.

In 25 years in the radio business, Humphries has broadcast from Iraq, Kuwait, England, Cuba, Mexico, Italy, and Israel. In April 2005, he traveled with just a satellite phone and digital recorder to Iraq and Kuwait, conducting interviews with Iraqis on Saddam Hussein, the insurgency, and the United States. A few months later, in August of the same year, he went to the U.S. Naval Station Guantanomo Bay Detention Center, where he served as a military advisor.

For eight years in a row, Humphries has been named one of America’s 100 Most Important Radio Talk Show Host, and he has been nominated for Talk Personality of the Year by Radio and Records. His show is now syndicated on over 200 stations nationwide.

While children’s issues and military issues are Humphries’ main causes, he is also working on a book, concert tour, and TV show.