Glenn Beck’s new show for kids

Glenn Beck’s new show for kids

Glenn Beck’s new show for kids, Glenn Beck is launching a new children's show on his young Internet-based channel GBTV. As Beck promised earlier this month, "The Liberty Treehouse" will take on history and the day's news for children. But the show will also take on politics, as Politico reports, entering territory that remains largely uncharted by children's programming.

GBTV's Raj Nair will host the show, which airs at 4 p.m. and leads in to Beck's program.Joel Cheatwood, the president of programming at GBTV, told Politico, “In the first show, Raj Nair, the host, in a behind-the-headlines segment, is going to talk about straw polls and debates — what they are, where they come from and why they are important.” He added, “I don’t know any kids show that took that on.” Glenn Beck’s new show for kids, glenn beck kids show, Liberty Treehouse,

Nair will deliver kids' news, while young adult author James Rollins, who is also a trained veterinarian, will do segments on science. Specials will take on topics like peer pressure and bullying. "Treehouse" will also replay episodes of old shows like “Ozzie & Harriet,” “Flash Gordon,” “Popeye” and “Superman” -- which Cheatwood said "represent a time when values and family were important." Glenn Beck’s new show for kids,

Beck nodded to the name of the show earlier this month, when he explained that the Liberty Tree was a rallying point during the American Revolution. His website has already called out for audience members, catering to kids ages 8 to 15.

The show will draw from the “Drive Thru History” series on American history by the conservative evangelical National Day of Prayer Task Force.

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