How to Contact Salem Radio Network or Access Its Podcast Services

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Salem Radio Network (SRN) provides two separate paths on its website: a Contact Us page for general inquiries, and a Podcast Services section listed in the site navigation for podcast-related resources. Both are reachable from the main menu on srnonline.com. Affiliates also have dedicated tools — Affiliate Resources, FTP Login Request, Show Clocks, Promos, and Program Alerts — grouped in the same navigation.

Contacting Salem Radio Network

The site lists Contact Us as a top-level navigation item, alongside About Us. That is the intended entry point for reaching the network directly.

  • Where to find it: In the main menu, under the same group as About Us, Affiliate Resources, and FTP Login Request.
  • What it is for: General inquiries about the network, which describes itself as a full-service satellite radio network based in Dallas, Texas, serving Christian-formatted and general market news/talk stations through affiliate partnerships.
  • What is not stated: The page evidence does not include a phone number, email address, mailing address, or contact form fields. You will need to open the Contact Us page itself to see the actual contact details.

If your question is specifically about becoming a station affiliate rather than a general inquiry, the Affiliate Resources entry is the more relevant starting point.

Accessing Podcast Services

Podcast Services appears as its own item in the SRN navigation menu, separate from the Talk and News Channel sections.

  • Where to find it: In the main menu, in the same list as News Channel, Schedules, Show Clocks, Promos, and Program Alerts.
  • What it is for: Podcast-related resources tied to SRN programming. The site does not describe the exact contents of this section in the available page evidence, so treat it as the entry point rather than a confirmed catalog.
  • What is not stated: There is no information in the provided material about whether podcasts are free, whether an account or login is required, or what platforms host them. Do not assume open access.

Affiliate and Program Tools in the Same Menu

If you are an affiliate station rather than a general listener, the navigation groups several operational tools together:

Menu item Likely purpose
Affiliate Resources Materials for partner stations
FTP Login Request Requesting access to file transfer for program delivery
News Channel News feed/channel information
Schedules Program scheduling
Show Clocks Timing structure for shows
Promos Promotional material
Program Alerts Notices about programming

The presence of an FTP Login Request item indicates that file delivery access is granted on request rather than open — you submit a request rather than self-registering. The exact request process is not described in the available evidence.

What You Can Confirm From the Homepage

The homepage confirms the network's identity and its daytime lineup, which is useful context if you are contacting SRN about a specific show:

  • O'Connor & Company — Monday–Friday, 6–9 AM ET
  • The Mike Gallagher Show — Monday–Friday, 9 AM–Noon ET
  • The Scott Jennings Show — Monday–Friday, 1–3 PM ET
  • The Hugh Hewitt Show — Monday–Friday, 3–6 PM ET
  • The Larry Elder Show — Monday–Friday, 6–9 PM ET

Each show entry has a Get Show Info link, which is a separate route from Contact Us if your question is about a particular program.

Practical Steps

  1. Go to srnonline.com.
  2. For general questions, select Contact Us from the main menu and use whatever contact method the page provides.
  3. For podcast-related resources, select Podcast Services from the main menu.
  4. For affiliate or delivery matters, use Affiliate Resources or FTP Login Request instead of the general contact page.
  5. For a specific program, open that show's Get Show Info link.

The main limitation to keep in mind: the available site evidence shows where these entry points are, not what they contain. Contact details, podcast access terms, and the FTP request procedure all have to be confirmed on the pages themselves.