Glenn Beck Changes Radio Stations in Flint

Glenn Beck is now on Flint's News Talk 1470 WFNT.  If you missed Glenn Beck this morning on his previous Flint radio station, we have good news: you can tune him in today at noon.  In addition to hearing Beck weekdays from noon to 3p on WFNT, you'll also get a "best of Beck" replay Saturdays at noon.

While Beck entered the media world as a DJ at the tender age of 13, everything changed when he found a new vision of his career – talk radio. In 2002, he launched The Glenn Beck Program on just 47 stations with the mission to make listeners "feel goodness from my show and accept me for who I am, flaws and all." Nothing has been the same since.

Today, just seven years later, his radio show can be heard across the country on over 300 stations, his television show sets ratings records, his books reach the top of bestseller lists and he travels across the country performing his live stage show. Across all of these mediums, Beck connects with his fans in a whole new way, inspiring and entertaining them with his humor, hard-hitting interviews and honest tales about his life.

Beck's radio show, The Glenn Beck Program, is syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks and is the third highest-rated national radio talk show among adults ages 25 to 54. Beck was the recipient of the 2008 Marconi Award for Network/Syndicated Personality of the Year from the National Association of Broadcasters.

We hope you continue to enjoy Glenn Beck on his new radio home in Flint, Flint's News Talk 1470, WFNT.