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Learn about the history, format, and reception of Glenn Beck's conservative talk radio show, which airs on over 400 stations and TheBlaze TV. Find out how Beck became a bestselling author, a TV host, and a controversial figure in American politics.
Learn about Glenn Beck, an American conservative political commentator, radio host, entrepreneur, and television producer. He hosts the Glenn Beck Radio Program, a talk-radio show nationally syndicated on Premiere Radio Networks, and TheBlaze, his own media company.
Learn about the popularity and audience of various radio shows in the United States and worldwide, based on different sources and methods. Compare the listenership of commercial and public radio, talk and music formats, and off-air and online platforms.
On November 21, 2009, at The Villages, Florida, Beck announced a rally to be held on August 28, 2010, in Washington, D.C., at the Lincoln Memorial. [10] Beck originally intended the rally as political, and planned to promote his next book, The Plan, in which he would outline a century-long plan to "save the country".
UPDATED: Episodes of Glenn Beck’s show were restored on Apple Podcasts more than five hours after his radio show, “The Glenn Beck Program,” was removed from the platform earlier Wednesday.
Cartman's televised morning announcements are patterned after the Glenn Beck Program, using the same types of music and imagery, as well as a logo with the initials "EC" that closely resemble the logo of Beck's show, which use the initials "GB". Cartman also writes comments about Wendy on a blackboard, which is a prop often used by Beck on his ...
A news talk and political opinion show hosted by Glenn Beck on TheBlaze. Learn about its history, format, special programs, and controversies involving White House officials and ACORN.
Restoring Courage was a campaign announced in May 2011 by media personality Glenn Beck featuring a media event that took place in Jerusalem, on August 24, 2011, "to stand with the Jewish people". While announcing the rally, he expressed a belief that a two-state solution would "[cut] off Jerusalem, the Old City, to the rest of the world".