Topic: Glenn Beck

4 chapters across the catalog

Stinkin' Thinkin'
Episode 44 • • 1:01:21 - 1:06:20

44: Stinkin' Thinkin'

Pastoral Responses to Cultural Shifts and Voting

The conversation reviews the perspectives of pastors like Jack Hibbs on the visibility of Islam in American cities like New York. While agreeing on the importance of voting and local civic engagement, the hosts express discomfort with using "scary music" or extreme fear to motivate congregations. They also reference a Glenn Beck segment on European demographic shifts.

Gutter to Glory
Episode 34 • • 33:21 - 36:08

34: Gutter to Glory

Chance Meeting with Young Washington Screenwriter Diederich

During a flight back from Nashville, a host had a chance encounter with a screenwriter named Diederich who recognized him from his career in the Netherlands. Diederich revealed he wrote the screenplay for the upcoming movie "Young Washington" and that his wife, Kelly, is the CEO of the Wonder Project. The host noted the "kingdom coincidence" of listening to a podcast about George Washington just before the meeting.

Royals, Resilience and Revival
Episode 30 • • 7:00 - 11:11

30: Royals, Resilience and Revival

Glenn Beck's American Story and the Great Awakening

Glenn Beck released an audio series titled The American Story, which includes a detailed dramatization of the Great Awakening. The narrative begins after the Salem witch trials, describing a period of spiritual decay in New England churches. Pastor Solomon Stoddard of the First Congregational Church in Northampton, Massachusetts, is credited with urging his congregation to pray for a spiritual revival that eventually ignited a massive movement.

Bad Boys
Episode 6 • • 23:50 - 27:58

6: Bad Boys

Glenn Beck, Charlie Kirk, and Middle East Disinformation

The hosts analyze a clip of Glenn Beck interacting with Gen Z students who raised questions about the USS Liberty and AIPAC's influence. They address claims regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's alleged 1990s influence on U.S. military strategy, clarifying that the plan to "take out seven countries" originated within the U.S. State Department and neocon circles rather than from Israeli leadership.