Phil Valentine was a highly acclaimed and accomplished personality, widely recognized for his outstanding contributions as a syndicated talk radio host, distinguished actor, prolific writer, talented producer, and esteemed author, whose impressive body of work left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry and beyond.
The esteemed individual's acting career commenced with a significant and memorable appearance in the 1998 cinematic production, "A Letter From Death Row", which boasted a star-studded cast, including the iconic front man of the renowned rock group Poison, Bret Michaels, alongside the talented actors Charlie Sheen and Martin Sheen, the latter being a member of the esteemed Sheen family, known for their impressive contributions to the world of entertainment.
In the year 2012, Valentine embarked on a multifaceted creative endeavor, penning, producing, and serving as the host for the documentary film "An Inconsistent Truth". This ambitious project received widespread critical acclaim upon its theatrical premiere. The film's outstanding quality was subsequently recognized with three prestigious awards from esteemed film festivals, including the coveted Best Documentary honor bestowed by the Nevada Film Festival.
Furthermore, "An Inconsistent Truth" achieved significant commercial success, boasting the highest grossing average per screen in the country for its initial two-week run in theaters. This impressive feat also earned the film a notable ranking as the 20th top-grossing nature documentary of all time.
Phil Valentine's illustrious career as a radio host has been marked by numerous prestigious accolades, with his show "The Phil Valentine Show" garnering an impressive total of eighteen AIR awards, a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication to his craft.
In addition to these accolades, Valentine's show has also received recognition from the esteemed New York Festivals, with a trio of awards to his name, including the coveted Gold World Medal for Best Talk Show Host.
Valentine, a multifaceted individual, demonstrated his literary prowess by authoring not one, not two, but a total of three books, showcasing his versatility and depth of knowledge. Among his notable literary endeavors was the publication of "The Conservative's Handbook", a testament to his expertise and insight on the subject matter.
A notable aspect of Valentine's life beyond his professional endeavors was his personal existence, where he resided alongside his loving wife and three sons on a picturesque farm situated just beyond the city limits of Nashville, Tennessee.
It is with profound sadness that we must report the passing of Valentine in August 2021, at the age of 61, due to the devastating complications arising from COVID-19.
