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Storytelling, insight and compelling perspective on American culture and politics. Glenn Beck's quick wit, candid opinions and engaging personality have made this one of the most popular radio programs in America. Watch The Glenn Beck Radio Program, Monday through Friday, 9am - 12pm ET on GlennBeck.com
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Glenn Beck connects immediate political disputes to larger arguments about institutional trust, national identity, and the exercise of public power.
Glenn Beck turns political commentary into an urgent, highly personal argument about power, institutional trust, and national direction. His monologues move between current disputes in Washington, elections and intelligence agencies, then widen into questions of civic…
Glenn Beck asks who Congress works for, with enough heat to make your volume knob feel underqualified.
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A blunt monologue about trust, power, and who government serves.
This Glenn Beck hour keeps coming back to a simple worry: who power serves once trust is gone. Glenn's questions about public duty, censorship, and authority do the heavy lifting here, and the monologue has a blunt, live-wire pace that suits the format.
A sharp warning about Iran, shipping, and the costs that can follow.
This episode starts with a warning about the Strait of Hormuz and the ways strain there can ripple outward: oil shipping, air freight, detours, and the prices people pay for everyday goods.
A brisk episode that folds Iran, Islamism, and history into a pointed argument.
The episode moves from Iran into Islamism, radicalization, and the hardening of assumptions. It leans on a guest with direct ties inside Iran, a sense of what is happening on the ground, and the claim that someone is training citizens there for an uprising.
A pointed talk-radio hour about staying on course, wartime supply strain, and China-linked election concerns.
Glenn Beck treats the hour like a warning shot, circling the need to stay the course and judge carefully who gets heard. The New York to London ship that ends up in Miami gives the episode its best image, tying war, supply chains, and a jittery world into one line of thought.
The show opens on the Strait of Hormuz and the pressure any escalation there could put on global shipping.
Glenn Beck opens with a sweeping spiritual warning, arguing that Christians, Jews, and Muslims are all staring at the same geopolitical storm from different theological towers, and urging listeners to get right spiritually before events accelerate.
The show opens with sponsor reads and a patriotic frame.
Glenn Beck opens with Hulsro Isfahani, who says people inside Iran are already back in the streets for Noorooz and that Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi called on them to celebrate without engaging security forces.
The Glenn Beck Program’s “City on a Hill” traces the Pilgrims’ separation from the Church of England, their Leiden refuge, and the 1620 Mayflower voyage of 102 passengers.
The Glenn Beck Program's April 17, 2026 Best of episode covers drought affecting 60% of the lower 48 states, rising agricultural costs, and preparations such as food storage and neighborhood gardens.
Glenn Beck previews a show covering the Abraham Accords, a story about Liv, and promotes a non-lethal self-defense product.
Glenn Beck discusses Tax Day, death threats to conservatives, and American identity, with sponsor segments for AXA XL and Good Ranchers.
Glenn Beck delivers an angry open letter about the impeachment process and discusses revelations from secret documents, then transitions to a financial peace of mind segment.
Glenn Beck discusses political scandals, international affairs, and cultural issues with conservative perspective.
Glenn Beck urges listeners to rate and review the podcast to combat Big Tech censorship, then begins a historical narrative about a skeleton discovery in Fall River.
Glenn Beck discusses updates on Iran, Pakistan, and global supply chain disruptions, previewing interviews on angels, demons, and generational attitudes.
Glenn Beck discusses the chaotic nature of current geopolitical events and offers perspective on understanding complex situations.
Glenn Beck discusses the spiritual battle underlying Middle East conflicts, focusing on the 12th Imam beliefs in Iran and the impact on oil supply chains.