Is there a "soft" alternative to MSM?

Google Now news + hiding all NYT and WP.

>>130156343
This is an interesting option that I'll pursue -- curating the sources could help.

I think she's going to want some kind of A/V option though, even if it's not live TV or radio... I've gotten her away from a lot of it, but her old comfort zone is the nightly network (NBC) news, in addition to NPR.

>>130156563
And while I'm at it, I should probably go through and start subtly "tuning" her Facebook news feed. I've made some headway in realizing that social media is unhealthy -- she doesn't really use it anymore, but she still looks at Facebook from time to time.

>>130156263
If you want really soft, see if you've got any bog standard conservative talk radio stations near you. They got shut down and watered down hard over the past decade or so, but I'm starting to hear more just sort of milquetoast common complaints on the return, even from programs that really aren't about politics per se.

Any way you can get her to branch out from just one news source should be good. That's really the trick in my personal experience is being able to see bias so that you have to decide where the truth lies.

>>130157612
Yeah, I think if I can put together a nicely weighted Google News stream, that could be a good starting point. At a minimum it will help her get used to looking at a lot of different sources rather than starting from one, and to look for bias as she goes.

In terms of specific sources, I'm also thinking the Guardian and the Independent in the UK might strike the right tone...

>>130157879
I've been using drudge as my go-to aggregator for quite a while. From my perspective it's kind of a way to keep a reading on normie news with a good dash of just plain weird / interesting stories.

Probably too extreme these days for starter material, but they also run a lot of balanced pieces, which, oddly enough, often come from one of the main UK outlets. I find they have a knack for saying what the US media won't say but with kind of the stereotypical British stoicism. So that's probably good thinking as far as organizing a news stream.

>>130156263
Joe Rogan's podcasts. He covers a wide spectrum of people and they are super interesting.

It's what I started listening to when the redpills made me allergic to my regular NPR listening.

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>>130156263
>"The Red Pill" documentary

ew lmao. Men's Rights is just the male version of feminism, whiny egalitarian garbage.

>>130158658
Yeah, it's not that I'm into MRA in particular. It was just a means to exposing some of the contradictions of 3rd wave feminism that I thought she would find accessible

>>130156263

Christina Hoff Sommers and actually Paglia at this point for anti-feminist stuff. They both still call themselves feminists but the mainstream feminism has excommunicated Sommers. Paglia is sort of a radical dyke that contributed a lot back in the day so they try to ignore her as they can't excommunicate but now even she is like "whoa guys you've gone off the deep end here"

>>130156263
National review

Al Jazeera is surprisingly non-pozzed about USA/Israel.

Red ice radio or world peace if she's edgy enough