Logan Sekulow
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Logan Andrew Sekulow (born November 21, 1985) is an American television talk show host. Sekulow hosts a television program called The Logan Show. Logan is the son of Jay Alan Sekulow, a Christian political activist and Chief Counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice[1].
Sekulow is a Christian from Jewish heritage. Sekulow was the youngest graduate of Full Sail Real World Education in Winter Park, Florida, with a degree in Film & Video. He began work for Nickelodeon on "Slime Time Live" in Orlando, Florida and "U-Pick Live" in New York City, known as "Logan The Intern".
He began hosting The Logan Show in 2004, and as hosted numerous Christian events including the Shoutfest tour during the fall of 2005. In 2006 Logan hosted the Cruise with a Cause. He is the host of the Second Stage at Sonshine Festival for the second year.
At Audio Adrenaline's final concert April 28th, 2007, Logan interrupted the show during their song, "Beautiful", to propose to his longtime girlfriend Amanda Grantham from Birmingham, Alabama. The proposal can be seen on their DVD/CD Live From Hawaii: The Farewell Concert.
Logan Sekulow is currently working closely with Ashley Greyson the Creator/Director of Hanson's "Strong Enough To Break" documentary, He also took part in the taping of Hanson's acoustic performance on the 10 year anniversary of the release of "Middle of Nowhere" in May 2007 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
He is also continuing to tape new episodes of "The Logan Show" live every month in Nashville, Tennessee.
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