The Glenn Beck Program

Hugh Ross, astrophysicist and founder of Reasons to Believe, links space science to biblical timelines. Butch Wilmore, retired NASA astronaut and mission commander, recounts being stranded in orbit and how faith steadied him. They talk about Artemis II’s significance, space exploration’s role, interpretations of Genesis and Noah’s Flood, and the personal realities of crisis and preparation in space.

Butch Wilmore, retired NASA astronaut and former Navy captain who survived a prolonged spacecraft failure, shares his firsthand ordeal and faith under pressure. Hugh Ross, astrophysicist and founder of Reasons to Believe, discusses space exploration and how scientific clues relate to biblical events. They talk about spacecraft failures, lunar evidence, Noah’s flood timing, and the purpose of exploring space.

Tommy Robinson, independent journalist known for exposing sexual abuse and criticizing Islam in the U.K., and Joe Abraham, a father and victim advocate who lost his daughter to a crime involving an illegal immigrant. They discuss rising speech restrictions in the U.K., mass protests and legal changes, geopolitical threats linked to Aleksandr Dugin, and the human toll of immigration policy through a personal tragedy.

Tommy Robinson, an English activist and independent journalist known for exposing sexual abuse cases and facing imprisonment, discusses threats to free speech and new U.K. measures aimed at limiting criticism of Islam. He talks about prosecutions, rallies, jury changes, and public self-censorship. The conversation also touches on protests, police responses, and the risks of political control over the judiciary.

Liz Wheeler, BlazeTV commentator known for sharp takes on religion and geopolitics. Sen. Ron Johnson, Wisconsin senator focused on national security and Senate rules. They debate Jerusalem site closures, a controversial papal remark, the filibuster’s future, and worries about coordinated protest tactics and national security. Short, pointed conversations on culture, power, and political strategy.

Liz Wheeler, conservative commentator and podcast host who offers political and cultural analysis from a Catholic perspective. She discusses Jerusalem access and security decisions, clarifies the difference between papal pastoral remarks and doctrine, and cautions against online drama. Conversations also touch on protests labeled as coordinated movements and debates over dignity in recent policy proposals.

Jacob Savage, author and former aspiring Hollywood writer who turned to ticket scalping, tells a stark personal story. He describes being told white men were unwelcome in writers’ rooms. Conversation covers DEI’s impact on careers, meritocracy in entertainment and academia, shifting politics among millennials, and advice for raising sons in today’s culture.

Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology and design ethicist, warns about AI shaping decisions and centralizing power. Gene Hamilton, co-founder of America First Legal and legal analyst, dissects leaked CIA documents and policy fallout. They discuss foreign-origin social media influence, how algorithms amplify narratives, AI risks to democracy, and accountability for intelligence assessments.

Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology and former design ethicist, and Gene Hamilton, co-founder and president of America First Legal, join the conversation. They discuss leaked CIA documents linking motherhood to extremism and the fallout in intelligence circles. They also explore a new documentary about AI, risks of rapid AI deployment, and concrete steps people can take to push back.

Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, physician and Muslim reform advocate, and Khosro Isfahani, Iran research director and former Tehran journalist, join to discuss Iran’s turmoil. They explore possible US actions toward Iran, on-the-ground Iranian protest dynamics, and the difference between Islam and Islamism. Short, urgent conversations about regional strikes, grassroots resistance, and prospects for reform.