Friday in New York City, Glenn was given the Disruptive Innovation Award at the TriBeCa Film Festival. Here’s a look behind the scenes with Glenn at the event.

Accepting his award.

Glenn being given his award.

Glenn in a Q & A after receiving the award.

The award.

Glenn and Psy...yes, that Psy.

Glenn's introduction.

Congrats Glenn!

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From the horrifying attacks in Boston, overnight car chases and manhunts, to finally, a suspect taken into custody on Friday, TheBlaze team was working hard to keep you in the know on all the stories erupting throughout the news cycle. For the first time in TheBlaze TV’s history, we were able to do this live, on air, all day. Here’s a look behind-the-scenes at what was going on in the Dallas studio and NYC newsroom to keep our breaking news coverage up-to-date and accurate throughout the day.

Little did they know the day was just getting started...

Buck updates Glenn on the latest during radio

Dallas studio

Last minute producers meeting in Dallas

Glenn watching the news unfold

Inside the Dallas control room

Busy day in TheBlaze newsroom in NYC

Buck Sexton & Glenn Hall take over on air

The New York office may have been sleep deprived, but they were well fed

Pat & Stu keeping update you on the latest

Dallas studio

Glenn gets ready to go on air

Behind the scenes in the control room

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Work day is over. Now it’s time to tell a story #ManInTheMoon WG twitter.com/glennbeck/stat…

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) April 12, 2013

Ben and I debating how to open the show. Technical challenges create opportunity. twitter.com/glennbeck/stat…

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) April 12, 2013

Nick and I are preparing to record Man in the Moon audio. twitter.com/glennbeck/stat…

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) April 12, 2013

“You’re not going to feel the release of joy unless you have beauty and love with a chance for destruction” – on #ManInTheMoon music WG

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) April 12, 2013

Getting a lifecast made for #ManInTheMoon prosthetics and make-up. No sleep tonight. Thx @shellypinderfx twitter.com/glennbeck/stat…

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) April 12, 2013

The words “let’s get somebody else to play the moon” are coming to mind now. twitter.com/glennbeck/stat…

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) April 12, 2013

Plaster molding on. Having to write notes to communicate. twitter.com/glennbeck/stat…

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) April 12, 2013

Finally taking off the mask #ManInTheMoon twitter.com/wilsongarrett/…

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) April 12, 2013

Think it looks like me? #ManInTheMoon Thanks again @shellypinderfx twitter.com/glennbeck/stat…

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) April 12, 2013

by Sara J

A couple of weeks ago, I left the New York office to travel down to Dallas for a few days and check things out. Aside from enjoying the warmer (and more hospitable) southern weather, I was able to tag along for a photo shoot with Glenn and other hosts on TheBlaze Radio Network. Photographer George Lange took some great photos. Here are a few (less professional) behind-the-scenes pics I was able to grab of the crew. Enjoy!

Glenn and George Lange get started

Glenn, George, and Tim of 1791

Glenn and his son-in-law Tim

Tim is the creative director of 1791.

Glenn and Liz, SVP of marketing for TheBlaze TV

TheBlaze Radio crew

TheBlaze Radio crew

George getting the guys ready for the shoot

TheBlaze Radio crew

TheBlaze Radio crew

TheBlaze Radio crew

TheBlaze Radio crew

Pat and Stu

TheBlaze Radio crew

Glenn and George

Glenn shows George a painting recovered from a concentration camp during WWII.

Glenn shows everyone the amazing painting

What's Jeffy doing?

Seriously, what's Jeffy doing???

Hopefully their shoes are clean...

Glenn, Pat, and Stu

TheBlaze Radio crew

TheBlaze Radio crew

TheBlaze Radio crew

TheBlaze Radio crew

Glenn got props

The entire gang has arrived

Photographer George Lange and Glenn

George and Glenn

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by Mark Mabry

Editor’s Note: In the article below, Mark Mabry describes what it was like to be around Glenn during the final months of Victor’s life. Mark is a writer, photographer, filmmaker, and storyteller with The American Dream Labs. He is currently working on The Man in the Moon and a yet-to-be-announced project. Mark and his family are also close with the Beck’s, allowing Mark to get a unique perspective on the personal moments in Glenn’s life.

“Take a few pictures of Victor, he is starting to get bad… you never know when his time will come,” was Glenn’s main request up at the Ranch last August.

So that week, I looked for my chance. Occasionally Victor would limp to the front law and lay in the sun. But mostly he laid by the door.

Glenn mentioned that he was going to start preparing the family for what was becoming apparent about Victor. He was nearing the end.

Not long after the trip I was perusing Vimeo, when I came across a video called, Last Minutes with ODEN. It was masterful, telling the story of a man and his dog with cancer. The man reminisced as he took ODEN in to be euthanized. The man was obviously not rich and the dog was all he had…

I sent him an email during radio… “Glenn, this might be incredibly insensitive to show you right now, but you may find comfort in it. https://vimeo.com/8191217 – Mark”

Typically there is a barrage of people that need Glenn to see things once he gets off the air. Nathan, Director of Creative Services, who sits next to me had just produced a great new show intro that he was anxious to show him. LJ, waited to give him some 1791 proofs as well.

At 11:01, strait from radio, he came up and walked over to my desk.

“What do you want to show me?”

“It’s a dog video. Maybe it’s not the right time…”

Nathan and LJ stood by, projects in arms.

“No, show me now.”

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