Brannon Howse Net Worth 2026: Broadcaster and Worldview Weekend

No reputable outlet has published a net worth figure for Brannon Howse. He is a conservative Christian broadcaster and author. He founded the Worldview Weekend conferences and the WorldviewTube platform, co-founded Lindell TV with MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell in 2021, and in 2024 became president and COO of Patriot.TV. The $22 million figure this page used to show had no source and has been removed.

What is Brannon Howse's net worth?

There is no reliable estimate. His media companies are private or very small, and none of them report his pay or ownership. The only audited numbers connected to him describe Patriot.TV's parent company, not Howse himself. A May 2024 company release said Patriot.TV's parent, Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism (CBMJ), had first-quarter 2024 revenue of about $384,000, up from $94,000 a year earlier, and still reported a loss per share. That is small for a public company, and it gives no basis for a multimillion-dollar personal fortune.

Brannon Howse's yearly earnings and salary

His income has not been published. The old page claimed $900,000 a year, $75,000 a month and $2,500 a day, with no source. Those figures have been removed. His income likely comes from four areas, though none of the amounts are public:

• Broadcasting – His daily radio program and nightly TV show, supported by advertisers and sponsors.
• Executive roles – President and COO of Patriot.TV since 2024, and earlier co-founder and lead anchor of Lindell TV.
• Conferences – Worldview Weekend events, held in different parts of the country.
• Books – CBMJ's release credits him with 15 books.

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Professional life

A 2003 profile in the AFA Journal said Howse ran a commercial cleaning business after high school. He became interested in education policy while researching the New Age movement. That led to his early book on outcome-based education, Reclaiming a Nation at Risk, and a role as education reporter for The Michael Reagan Talk Show. He later started his own national radio show. He then founded Worldview Weekend, a series of conferences meant to teach a Christian worldview to families and churches rather than to lobby Washington.

• 1995 – Becomes a frequent guest on The Michael Reagan Show.
• 1996 – Begins working with a national Christian radio network.
• Early 2000s – Runs Worldview Weekend conferences nationwide. The AFA Journal profiles him in 2003.
• 2004 – Serves as literary agent for Michael Reagan's book Twice Adopted.
• 2006 – Launches the online video platform now called WorldviewTube.
• April 19, 2021 – Launches Lindell TV with Mike Lindell from Howse's studios and serves as co-founder, lead anchor and senior executive producer.
• 2022 – Hosts a show on Lindell's FrankSpeech platform, as Colorado Newsline reported.
• February 2024 – Leaves Lindell TV to become president and COO of Patriot.TV, owned by CBMJ.

Most of these details come from a paid CBMJ press release announcing his appointment. That release also said his radio program aired on 67 Christian stations. These are the company's own claims and have not been independently confirmed.

Worldview Weekend and WorldviewTube

Worldview Weekend started as a conference series and grew into the WVW broadcast network, with radio, TV and an online video library. Today, WorldviewTube presents itself as the home of 35 years of Howse's books, columns, interviews and broadcasts. It still carries his radio program and a vault of audio books and teaching series.

Media and public profile

Howse's broadcasts are part of conservative Christian media. Through Lindell TV and FrankSpeech he worked alongside Mike Lindell, whose claims about the 2020 election Colorado Newsline described as debunked by experts and courts. That coverage put Howse's programs in the middle of the election-fraud debate. According to CBMJ, he has also appeared on mainstream programs in the past, including Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor and MSNBC.

Early life and family

The old page included a detailed childhood story, covering a military family, years in Turkey and a father who became a minister. We could not confirm it from a source we opened, so it has been removed. The AFA Journal does confirm that his parents often took him to Christian conferences as a child and that he wanted to organize such events from an early age.

Brannon Howse's wife

The old page named his wife and described their relationship. We found no reliable source for these details, so they have been removed.

Education

According to the AFA Journal, Howse went into business for himself straight after high school. We found no reliable record of a college degree. The old page's line about good university grades had no source.

Age, height and weight

His date of birth is not published. The age of 57, height of 5 feet 5 inches and weight of 81 kg on the old page had no source and have been removed.

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Why no figure is given

Independent broadcasters earn from advertising, sponsorships, donations, subscriptions and events, often through several small companies. Howse's companies do not publish accounts, and the one public company he works for is small and lost money in the period reported. Any personal net worth figure would be invented.