November 18, 2004 - Long Island Press

Liberal Back Talk
L.I. Radio Show Challenges Conservative Dominance
By Mo Ibrahim

The notion of media's liberal bias has been much overstated. Nowhere is this clearer than in talk radio, famously dominated by such conservative voices as Rush Limbaugh, Curtis Sliwa, Sean Hannity and Bob Grant. In recent years, progressives have gotten more traction on the Internet than on the airwaves.

Lately, however, lefties have begun to challenge the right's rule of talk radio, with efforts like Air America Radio (1190 AM), the nationwide network featuring such liberal attack dogs as comedian Al Franken and actress Janeane Garofalo.

Now LI is the locus of another, albeit smaller, assault on conservative control, with an Internet import called OutrageRadio. Mike Tulipan, the man behind liberal website OutrageNation.com, is bringing the weekly talk show segment of his website to broadcast radio. On Oct. 25, OutrageRadio made its debut on LI's oldest radio station, WGBB (1240 AM), which reaches Nassau, western Suffolk, Queens, Brooklyn and even parts of New Jersey.

Full article at Long Island Press.com

July 19, 2004 - Crain's New York Business

New volunteers join party for hot presidential race
Crucial election elicits involvement; less interest in RNC
By Lisa Fickenscher

Since the film came out, the number of people attending an informal monthly gathering of Democrats at Gatsby's Bar & Lounge on Spring Street has grown by a third, to 80 individuals.

"It's a lot of people saying, `We were asleep at the wheel in 2000, and what can I do now?' " says Michael Tulipan, who hosts the "meetups" and is president of OutrageRadio, a political talk show.

Full article at Crainsny.com

July 7, 2004 - ManhattanUsersGuide.com

On the Radar
Before there was Air America, there was Outrage Nation , started by two New Yorkers, Michael Tulipan and James Linkin. .

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January 13, 2004 - TechnologyReview.com
Liberal Talk Radio? An Idea Whose Time Has Not Yet Come
...Today, the most successful attempts to present a left wing perspective through radio have come not through broadcast but via the internet. For example, OutrageRadio.com launched last year... More>>

October 23, 2003 - CrainsNY.com
Liberal radio show to debut on Internet
OutrageRadio was created as an answer to the plethora of right-wing radio talk shows. More>>

October 22, 2003 - About.com
Liberal Radio Is Rushing Ahead!
For a long time - years really - American Liberals have wondered why they didn't have as big a voice on Radio as the conservatives. This may soon change. More>>