Brendi Wells

Born and raised in South Africa, Brendi Wells is a passionate activist and journalist who has dedicated her life to exposing the ongoing challenges and atrocities following South Africa's 1994 communist takeover. Since 2014, she has worked tirelessly to bring these issues to light, earning recognition as a fearless advocate for truth and justice.

Brendi’s unwavering commitment led her to the United States, where she now resides with her husband, John B. Wells, a well-known syndicated radio host, narrator, and voice artist. Together, they have raised awareness of South Africa’s plight at the highest levels of governments worldwide, advocating for freedom and human dignity.

A devout follower of Jesus Christ, Brendi’s work is deeply rooted in her love for God’s Word and her commitment to living a life guided by the Holy Spirit. She seeks to not only understand and apply scripture to daily life but also to use biblical principles to analyze current events, offering clarity and insight into the complexities of this unprecedented time in history.

A regular contributor to Jellyfish.News and Creative Destruction Media, Brendi provides sharp and thought-provoking commentary on the parallels between South Africa’s turbulent past and the challenges facing the United States today. Her writing inspires readers to see the world through the lens of faith and truth, underscoring the importance of preserving liberty and exposing tyranny.

Brendi is also known for her engaging public speaking, where she shares her deep understanding of political, social, and spiritual dynamics. Her ability to connect with audiences and inspire action has made her a sought-after voice in the fight for freedom, human rights, and Godly truth.

With a blend of personal experience, journalistic integrity, and unwavering faith, Brendi Wells continues to be a leading voice for justice, hope, and a better future firmly rooted in God’s Word.

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You might remember John B Wells from the time He spent as a weekend host on Coast2Coast.