Glenn Beck Insider

Glenn Beck Classic Episodes Complete and uncut (well, we removed the commercials), these are full episodes and time capsules that allow you to listen to Glenn before he became a nationally syndicated host.
		Classic Beck: March 20, 2003 Listen back to Glenn's first broadcast after the beginning of the Iraq War. Commercial Free Broadcast, 1 hour, 54 minutes.
		Classic Beck: WPGC, February 1983 Glenn Beck is on and it's snowing outside. This 6-minute clip is from long before Glenn started doing talk shows, so unfortunately it's not a complete rebroadcast. However if you ever wanted to know what Glenn sounded like 20 years ago, your wait is over.
		Classic Beck: July 19, 2001 July 19, 2001: Glenn Beck broadcasts live from 970 WFLA in Tampa, following a Devil Ray's game that ran late. On this classic Beck episode you get a special appearance by Dave the Worst Caller, Stephen Hawkins and Wilford. Also Glenn changes of the format of 970WFLA to attract a new, younger audience. Finally the show ends in true Tampa style with a Glenn Beck Half-Time Show Spectacular.
		Classic Beck: August 22, 1998 August 22, 1998: Glenn debuts on the WABC in New York City. Glenn discusses the recent U.S. attacks on Afghanistan and Sudan and if the American people are ready for the upcoming War on Terrorism ( remember, this is in 1998! ).
		Classic Beck: September 21, 2001 September 21st, 2001. Glenn visits New York City for the first time since 9-11. He recounts flying into a blacked out NYC and how different the skyline is. More information...
		Classic Beck: September 11, 2001 This is the broadcast from September 11th, 2001. While we have cut out the commercials, we have left in the news updates. This is a very intense broadcast and really puts you back in the mindset of 9-11. More information...
		Classic Beck: September 10, 2001 September 10th, 2001, the day before America changed forever. Topics of the day include Jesse Jackson calling for reparations, bad movie going experiences and the George W Bush visiting Sarasota (which is just south of Tampa, where Glenn was broadcasting from at the time). Tomorrow we present the September 11th, 2001 program. More information...
		Classic Beck: September 7, 2001 It's September 7th, 2001 and no one suspects the world will change forever in just four days. This episode is very light with the highlight being a season opening 'Moron Trivia' which even features a scab referee after Jeffy goes on strike. Beginning with this program we will bring you the shows leading up to the September 11, 2001 broadcast. More information...
		Classic Beck: April 13, 2001 April 13, 2001. It's Good Friday and no one is working. So Glenn spends the day talking about Easter, miracles, the issues of the day and goofing off. More information...
		Classic Beck: June 15, 2001 June 15, 2001. Digital Angel is NOT the mark of the beast, or is it? Hear Glenn discuss this subject and also listen to his interview with Matt Drudge and find out why he kicks Drudge out of his studios. Find out why by listening to today's audio! More information...
		Classic Beck: June 11, 2001 June 11, 2001. Glenn discusses the execution of Timothy McVeigh and the many unanswered questions about Oklahoma City. More information...
		Classic Beck: February 16, 2001 February 16, 2001. If anyone believes that Glenn Beck is not consistent in his views, you need to hear this broadcast. You could easily change the year of this broadcast from 2001 to 2002 and it would still be relevant. Hear Glenn discuss the Middle East, dependency on foreign oil and why we need to take out Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden. Note, this is February of 2001. And there is a special bonus in this episode for all of those that say Glenn is always ripping off Phil Hendrie. More information...
		Classic Beck: December 14, 2001 December 14, 2001 was the last broadcast Glenn did as a local radio host. Hear his goodbye show to Tampa in it's entirety. This broadcast is loaded with the best bits from his program over the years and explains how many of them came into being. This is truly a classic episode. More information...
		Classic Beck: March 9, 2001 March 9, 2001 was supposed to be a big day for science. Glenn Beck had worked for weeks on developing a safe way to launch a “Gerbil” through a bank tube. However due to circumstances beyond his control, Glenn was told at the last moment that he would not be allowed to perform the stunt. This was to be an actual event however it had to be scrapped. In addition to having to scrap the launch, Glenn was told to keep everything related to the “Gerbil” event to a 10 minute window. Needless to say, Glenn was in a “mood”. Tune in to hear what happens, and hear the entire – “Behind the Glenn Beck Program”. Read more about this amazing show.