Which websites and TV shows do you get your news from?

[self-evident]

I searched for this topic and found nothing, so if this has been asked before I apologize. After seeing the light this summer (reading the Revolution, etc.) I was depressed to see how Fox News played me like a fiddle for so long. So now I'm trying to find some reliable sources of news here in America.

Which websites do you frequent daily? Any TV shows or personalities you trust more than others?

Thanks.

[constitutional]

Try to get it from multiple sources:


www.shortnews.com
http://therealnews.com
http://www.russiatoday.com/en They have streaming video feed. A whole new perspective.

[DAFTEK]

Try to get it from multiple sources:


www.shortnews.com (http://www.shortnews.com)
http://therealnews.com
RussiaToday (http://www.russiatoday.com/en)

Good sites. Thanks...

Subscribed :D

[AdamT]

Websites:
rawstory.com (http://www.rawstory.com/)
lewrockwell.com (http://www.lewrockwell.com/)
rense.com (http://www.rense.com/)

TV shows: 0

[nbruno322]

www.presstv.ir ~ Iran's English language news, interesting to see their perspective

www.informationclearinghouse.info

www.consortiumnews.com

www.goldseek.com

www.lewrockwell.com

www.ifamericansonlyknew.org

www.mises.org

www.europac.net


If I find more I'll post. Good thread though!

http://www.scottbieser.com/images/boyn.jpg

[DAFTEK]

Anyone know of some good Podcasts? I watch them when I'm on the road but not much to subscribe out there other then Nighline.. :(

[nbruno322]

Anyone know of some good Podcasts? I watch them when I'm on the road but not much to subscribe out there other then Nighline.. :(

http://www.europac.net/radioshow.asp

Has a weekly podcast from Peter Schiff and an archive for years past, amazing to see how accurate some of his predictions were.

Also Mises.org has a TONNN of awesome podcasts and MP3 books (a few by Dr. Paul) most on economics, the Constitution, and the history of the US. Extremely informative and highly recommended.

http://mises.org/media.aspx

[DAFTEK]

Thanks, woww Peter Schiff is one of my favorites :D

[evilfunnystuff]

Anyone know of some good Podcasts? I watch them when I'm on the road but not much to subscribe out there other then Nighline.. :(

as far as current news i like

the power hour
freeminds radio
alex jones - search itunes for this one and you will get it all in one file instead of broken into hour segmants

i also listen to

uncovering the truth with katherine albrect
lighting the fires of liberty with michael badnarik
crash are you ready
free talk live - search itunes for this one and you will get it all in one file instead of broken into hour segmants

they can be found at http://gcnlive.com/Podcast.html

i also like

dan carlin's hardcore history - search itunes for this one
thomas jefferson hour - search itunes for this one too

i also liked deadline live with jack blood but it appears gcn dropped him but i heard he will be running on a new network before long

[alaric]

add this from Joel Skousen:
http://www.worldaffairsbrief.com/

[evilfunnystuff]

http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/

http://mises.org/articles.aspx

http://www.infowars.com/

http://waronyou.com/

[roshie]

I usually get my news from http://digg.com or random postings here on the RPF.

That said, digg is very liberal but Ron Paul gets on it all the time.

[PatriotOne]

I use to get my news from many sources but now that my time has become more limited, I go to infowars.com when time is short. I have learned from many years of reading the alternative news, that his website is the best for understanding and documenting current events and he gets great guests on his show who understand the big picture.

Between his website and listening to his radio show, you can be up to date on just about everything important going on right now.

[quickmike]

www.freetalklive.com

some alex jones, but in moderation

lewrockwell.com

oh yeah, dan carlin is good too

[yongrel]

...the Free Turkey :D

[StateofTrance]

Reddit.com

Popurls.com

My Google Reader :)

[jave27]

You mean you guys don't rely on Digg for your news? ;-)

I tend to check the BBC quite a bit. Most of their stories are normally just statements of fact rather than disguised op-ed pieces like the MSM here.

[JoshLowry]

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TheFreeTurkey.com (http://thefreeturkey.com) is a site I visit daily.

[yongrel]

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TheFreeTurkey.com (http://thefreeturkey.com) is a site I visit daily.

VotEmotion is definitely a favourite of mine.

[pebcak]

http://www.europac.net/radioshow.asp

Has a weekly podcast from Peter Schiff and an archive for years past, amazing to see how accurate some of his predictions were.

Also Mises.org has a TONNN of awesome podcasts and MP3 books (a few by Dr. Paul) most on economics, the Constitution, and the history of the US. Extremely informative and highly recommended.

http://mises.org/media.aspx

I'd also really recommend listening to the classes they have at http://fee.org. They have tons to listen to on Austrian economics, liberty, and government. The mp3's are listed on the seminars pages.

[Magsec]

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