The indefatigable Mike Conner has completely redesigned the Voice of Reason website, unveiling an attractive new look and rolling out a few new features and projects. VOR is the leading source for the best pro-White and traditional-right podcasts, and it’s inspiring to see the quality of the programming improving alongside the quantity of listeners. Countless essays and threads underline the critical necessity of developing our own independent media outlets for providing White folks with information and entertainment, and VOR is a prototype of how patience, hard work, and cooperation can empower us to translate that theory into practice.
Frequent TOO contributor Dr. Tom Sunic recently interviewed Alternative Right‘s Richard Spencer about the upcoming National Policy Institute “Towards a New Nationalism” conference on his weekly The Sunic Journal podcast on VOR. I plan to attend that, and look forward to meeting up with any other “observers” in attendance. A while back, while still doing my Radio Free Indiana show, I had an opportunity to interview KMac. If you’re looking for something more recent and more humorous, Robert Stark’s interview of RAMZPAUL is a smart bet.
VOR is first and foremost a labor of love for the hosts, but the costs of hosting all those media files adds up to real money, and they need your financial support. Your donation will not only go to helping keep the current project rolling, it will help support their new VOR Video Project, empowering them to bypass the strict political censorship of YouTube. A lot of folks don’t have the time and inclination to read the long and boring essays we churn out, and exploiting this multimedia technology empowers us to reach whole new audiences with our vision for a safe, sovereign, and self-confident future for our people.
Facing the Future as a Minority
Was the Immigration Act of 1924 Illiberal?
Matt, perhaps you can help optimize the new design for Mac’s using Safari. My screen looks nothing like your screen capture when I bring it up.
Yes, Voice of Reason is great. Something good at least once a night, and often twice. Who needs a TV!
Thanks Matt. I think I may be using VOR for some future posts. I liked the article on Weisenthal.
In his latest book “Simon Weisenthal: The Life and Legend”, Tom Segev describes the ‘Father of Holocaust’ Simon Weisenthal (1908-2005) as a fame-seeking myth-maker and an Israeli Mossad agent.
http://rehmat1.wordpress.com/2010/09/09/simon-weisenthal-myth-maker-and-mossad-agent/
Dear Moderators,
Suggestions on comments intereface:
1. The “comments” hyperlink at the top of the page next to the title of a post should link straight into the comments section. What it does now is take the reader to the bottom of the article where he or she needs to click again on another comments icon to go to the actual comments.
2. The hyperlinked post titles visible under the “Recent Comments” column on the right side of the page should link directly to the respective comments. They do not now even link to the top of the comments section.
3. Reconsider combining each article with its comments into one page.
The site looks great! Previously it was unreadable with javascript disabled, but that is no longer an issue.
I’ll second that motion, Anon2. There is currently way too much jumping around to try to bring up the comments section.
I see that England is getting a make over too .
What happened to VoR’s Dietrich? He was an intelligent, insightful commentator. His show on Friday night (usually with co-host Mishko–who usually didn’t add much to the conversation) was probably the best program on VoR. First he took a long leave of absence. Then appeared one or two times and disappeared again. Get that guy back permanently and you’ll have something. Of course Carolyn Yeager is good at times, but not consistently.
@Anon2:
Dear Moderators,
Suggestions on comments intereface:
1. The “comments” hyperlink at the top of the page next to the title of a post should link straight into the comments section. What it does now is take the reader to the bottom of the article where he or she needs to click again on another comments icon to go to the actual comments.
2. The hyperlinked post titles visible under the “Recent Comments” column on the right side of the page should link directly to the respective comments. They do not now even link to the top of the comments section.
3. Reconsider combining each article with its comments into one page.
Good suggestions .
@Hans:
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Dietrich & Mishko were ex-VNNers.
There are way too many lightweight AmRen-types on VOR these days.
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VOR is a joke. Peter Schaenk was the only professional radio show host that they had, and they got rid of him. Nice job, guys.
Yep. VOR turned into a radio version of AmRen.