On Monday, the National Radio Hall of Fame announced that conservative radio host, television personality, and bestselling author Mark Levin was inducted into the Hall in their “Spoken Word On-Air Personality” after a record-breaking vote.
The NRHF said on their website, “They report an unprecedented level of listener participation with more than a half million votes cast for the two voting categories, Music Format On-Air Personality and Spoken Word On-Air Personality. The increase is attributed to the competitive and creative campaigning waged by nominees.”
Levin thanked his fans on Twitter saying, “Thanks to you, my wonderful listeners for your support! You turned out in record numbers to vote! And the National Radio Hall of Fame has just announced that WE will be induced into the Radio Hall of Fame.”
“But I truly have the most wonderful audience, and I owe them everything,” said Levin, as reported by the Washington Examiner. “They are smart, loyal, and patriotic, and I’m blessed by them. I’d be nowhere in this business without my listeners, and I never take them for granted. And it is my audience who voted me into the National Radio Hall of Fame by an unprecedented vote turnout. I also wish the other nominees well as they are all top talents. And, of course, thanks for my loving family for all their support.”
Levin has had an iconic career as a radio host, television pundit, noted author, and founder of the popular website Conservative Review. His commentary has touched on topics such as politics, pop culture, and media bias.
As The Daily Wire previously reported:
After serving as an legal adviser to former President Ronald Reagan’s cabinet, Levin began giving on-air contributions to both Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity radio shows, respectively.
In 2002, he was given his own time slot for The Mark Levin Show on WABC and moved into syndication 2006 on Sundays.
Since that time, he has founded CRTV, where he hosts “Levin TV,” and has become host to the Fox News program “Life, Liberty, Levin” on the weekends.