As a child, he was a fan of Orson Welles’s radio broadcasts, and – although Welles’s political position was as far from [Glenn] Beck’s eventual one as possible – Beck modelled his larger-than-life radio character on him. (His company is named Mercury Radio Arts, after Welles’s.)

The art of storytelling and it’s impact.  Just as Welles was able to rile a nation, so is Glenn Beck.  For better or for worse, his stories (and that’s what they are) resonate with millions of Americans.

Source: Guardian.co.uk

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