Voice of Freedom

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Voice of Freedom is a newsgathering organization and advocacy group that aims to inform citizens about "actions by our government that affect our...Freedom of Speech, Freedom to Peaceably Assemble and Freedom to petition the Government to redress of grievances".

Voice of Freedom began as a talk show on public access television in 1990. It was founded by Joe Redner, the owner of the Mons Venus strip club in Tampa, Florida, in response to the Tampa City Council attempting to place restrictions on the strip club industry. Voice of Freedom ultimately expanded to bring other so-called "abuses of political power, waste of taxpayer's money and the degradation of our Constitutional Guarantees" to citizens' attention.

Mons Venus and Redner have filed suits that have reached the Supreme Court and have become case law in many court cases.

[edit] Podcast

Voice of Freedom, Radical Podcast is a podcast dealing with the wide range of issues from an anarchist perspective. The podcast is in English and is recorded using purely free software.

On the same feed the author of the podcast VolodyA! V Anarhist also publishes poetry in both English and Russian.

[edit] Other uses

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