The Glenn Beck Program is a prominent conservative talk radio show hosted by Glenn Beck, a well-known American media personality, author, and political commentator. Launched in 2001, the program has become one of the most popular syndicated radio shows in the United States, airing on over 400 stations nationwide and reaching millions of listeners daily. It covers a wide range of topics including politics, culture, current events, and conspiracy theories, often from a libertarian-conservative perspective. Beck's style is characterized by passionate monologues, historical analogies, and critiques of mainstream media and government overreach, which have garnered both a loyal following and significant controversy. The show is produced by Glenn Beck's media company, The Blaze (formerly GBTV), and syndicated by Westwood One, a major radio network owned by Cumulus Media. Over the years, it has expanded beyond radio to include television simulcasts on The Blaze TV and podcast formats, adapting to digital media trends. Beck frequently uses the platform to promote his books, documentaries, and activism, such as his involvement in the Tea Party movement and Restoring Honor rallies. Despite facing criticism for promoting misinformation and inflammatory rhetoric—leading to advertiser boycotts and the end of his Fox News show in 2011—the program remains a key voice in conservative media, influencing political discourse and voter mobilization. Financially, the show's success has contributed to Beck's estimated net worth of over $100 million, derived from syndication fees, merchandise, and related ventures. It has been accused of spreading conspiracy theories, including those related to the 2020 election, drawing rebukes from fact-checkers and civil rights groups. Nonetheless, its enduring popularity underscores Beck's role in shaping right-wing narratives.