Smart, funny, and plugged in–Terry Gilberg is a media personality who thrives on local issues and controversy.  For 30 years, Terry has worked professionally in several mediums within the broadcast industry including film, television and radio.  On Arizona’s airwaves, she has logged over 2,000 news-driven, issue-oriented shows on the hot, vexing issues of the day.  Terry also fills in for media personalities in Houston and Los Angeles.

Terry is a professional platform speaker.  Her speeches encompass a variety of human interest topics and she speaks at many forums including small groups, large functions and formal ceremonies.

Some of Terry’s favorite subjects include Bias in the Media, the American Housing catastrophe, the Takeover of the Free Market, Socialized Medicine, Education in America, and National Security, including our military and borders. Some of her most popular shows on include “Answers on Autism: Causes and Cures,” ”Exposing Wall Street’s Naked Short Sellers,” “Tea Party Constitutionalists,” “Obamacare–Should He Get His Head Examined?” and “Immigration: the Topic that Won’t Go Away.”

Terry thrives on in-depth conversations with newsmakers and experts in many fields.  As the English Language Learners case made it to the U.S. Supreme Court, Terry interviewed famed litigator Ken Starr who represented Arizona and won the case.  Other interviewees include Watergate attorney John Dean, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, Congressmen Ron Paul, Tom Tancredo, Jeff Flake, John Shadegg,  Senators John McCain and Jon Kyl, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, oilman T.Boone Pickens, authors Michelle Malkin, Michael Medved, David Limbaugh, Hal Lindsay and Phyllis Schafly, actors Pat Boone, Dennis Weaver and Michael Moriarty, Mary Tillman (mother of athlete/soldier Pat Tillman) and numerous other Arizona newsmakers.

Terry has rich life experiences.  A self-proclaimed “Air Force brat,” she was born in the Philippines at Clark Air Force base and is the second oldest of seven children.  She has lived all over the world, moving every four years to bases where her father, an Air Force colonel, was stationed.

Terry holds two degrees from Stanford University–both undergraduate and graduate degrees.  For post-graduate study, she was awarded a Rotary Fellow Scholarship to study International Relations at the Stanford-in-Italy campus in Florence.  She is an active member of Phoenix Rotary 100. She is married to a conservation scientist and has a middle school daughter.