Welcome to the latest episode of Ground Zero Classics with Clyde Lewis! In this thought-provoking installment, we delve into a critical issue facing open source journalism and the rights of bloggers and vloggers in an increasingly controlled digital space.

“Today, war was officially declared on open source journalism,” Clyde passionately states, echoing the alarming developments that have unfolded over recent years. The conversation begins with the controversial bans imposed on figures like Alex Jones from various tech platforms, raising concerns about the future of free speech online.

As we navigate the complexities of censorship, the arrest of Julian Assange comes to the forefront. Clyde discusses the implications of Assange's indictment under the Espionage Act, a situation that has sparked fierce debates among civil libertarians and national security advocates alike. The episode examines the tension between accountability and freedom of expression, focusing on the role of whistleblowers and the power of journalism in the contemporary landscape.

Join us as we explore these pressing issues! Clyde sheds light on the delicate balance between security and liberty, while encouraging listeners to reflect on the state of journalism today. It’s a conversation that’s more relevant than ever.

Don’t miss out! Tune into this insightful episode of Ground Zero Classics and be part of the discussion that shapes our understanding of press freedom and the digital age.

Originally Broadcast On 6/5/2019