Ep 136 | How the War in Ukraine FAST-TRACKS the Great Reset | Adam Curry | The Glenn Beck Podcast

The Glenn Beck Program

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News Commentary, Politics, News

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🗓️ 5 March 2022

⏱️ 82 minutes

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One of the most eye-opening explanations of the Great Reset Glenn has ever heard comes from a former MTV VJ known as “the Podfather.” Glenn sits down with Adam Curry, the man who introduced Joe Rogan to the ESG movement and its role in the Great Reset. “I take the elites at their word,” he tells Glenn, as they dive into the terrifying realities playing out around the world, including in Ukraine. They both agree that something’s off about the global response to Russia’s invasion, and Adam has a shocking theory as to why. But he’s tackling the problem in an interesting way: with his voice. From his humble beginnings on pirate radio in Holland to starting the first podcast in 2004, “The Daily Source Code” (which caught the attention of Steve Jobs), Adam tells Glenn the amazing story of his decades of experience as a tech media innovator. Now, he’s pioneering a game-changing new way of podcasting that not only puts content creators first, but, he argues, solves the censorship problem so many are now facing. Sponsors: Formulated by Dr. Vladimir Zelenko, the world-renowned doctor that President Trump credited with his successful early treatment protocol, Z-Stack is Kosher and GMP certified, and is produced right here in the USA. Go to https://ZSTACKLIFE.COM/BECK and enter the promo code BECK to get 5% off your first order. If you want a drug-free and natural way to get your life back, go to relieffactor.com. Relief Factor is the only pain relief supplement that combines four 100% drug-free anti-inflammation supplements into one convenient packet. That is 4 ingredients, acting on 4 different metabolic pathways, for 4x the pain relief! Order today for $19.95. Cooking and grilling at home used to be the way to save money, but with prices up nearly 20%, even that seems like a thing of the past. If you’re looking to save money without sacrificing quality, then you need to check out Good Ranchers. Get your $30 discount on prime steaks and better than organic chicken today. Go to goodranchers.com/GLENN to save on the quality you’ve been looking for. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:29.9	Today's guest is the podfather, the original podcaster. His podcast, the Daily Source
0:37.5	Code, aired in 2004, and as you will hear, changed the world as we know it. The tagline
0:45.5	for the first ever podcast was Where Developers and Users Party Together. Shortly after,
0:52.7	he was named dropped by Steve Jobs. Then, in 2007, shortly after the launch of the first
0:59.0	iPhone, he launched his podcast, No Agenda, with a journalist friend that he had made
1:05.9	through his media company. They came up with the idea during a four-minute phone call.
1:12.5	The original tagline was No Sponsors, No Jingles, and of course, No Agenda. He wanted to
1:18.3	start a show that offered an alternative to the Agenda pollution of the news media.
1:24.2	Little did he know, podcasting would destroy legacy media as we know it. No Agenda is still
1:30.7	running. I thought I knew him until I started doing research. He has had an amazing life.
1:38.1	He grew up in Holland. He got his start on Dutch Pirate Radio. He was a VJ on MTV. But
1:45.4	the biggest thing he did for MTV was register the domain name, MTV.com. He did it in
1:53.6	93. At one point, he lived in a castle in Belgium. Thanks to all the money he has made as
2:02.0	an early tech innovator. Best of all, he has found a way to not get cancelled. Today on
2:10.8	the podcast, Adam Curry, if the last two years have taught us anything, is that we have
2:18.3	to be in charge of everything about us ourselves. We cannot rely on anything anymore, especially
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