I teased this thing a month and a half ago. Skewz.com, is a user-driven politics site that aggregates news stories, separates out liberal and conservative journalism, and lines up one side's coverage next to the other. The goal is to "expose media bias and fill the gaps made by mainstream media," with the idea being that posting multiple sides of arguments efficiently demonstrates that there are in fact multiple sides to arguments. In other words, they're doing the Lord's work. And I would believe that even if they hadn't interviewed me for about an hour. The resulting podcast, by the by, is now live:

Skewz Podcast #28: Learning About the Israeli-Arab Conflict from Omri Ceren of MereRhetoric.com - For some subjects we have to rely on our US-based media outlets for information. The Israel-Arab conflict is one of those issues. Omri Ceren provides us an Israeli perspective on that conflict as well as the region's other destabilizing force - Iran. Omri provides us with an insightful discussion and fresh perspective that is not so easy to obtain from within the United States. We hope you enjoy the conversation with Omri as much as we did.

I'm going to have "insightful and fresh" put on my business cards. Which means I'm going to have to get some business cards. In the meantime, check out the site and the podcast.

References:
* Where In The World Is MR Today? [MR]
* Skewz Podcast #28 - Omri Ceren of MereRhetoric.com

Previously:
* MR In USC Paper's Not Entirely Unbiased Report On Coulter's Campus Speech
* MR On the Radio - KUCI 88.9 Interview Podcast
* Where In The World Is MR? (Athens To Tokyo Travel Day)