Internet storm". The article revealed a previously unreported and highly controversial strategy for fighting dissension and "extremism" that had originated with Obama friend and appointee Cass Sunstein, writing in a 2008 scholarly journal. The story "went viral," and was then covered by Raw Story, Salon.com, CommonDreams, OpEd News, Daily Kos, and Information Clearing House.The Rag Blog has also been a target of right wing bloggers and conspiracists, including Trevor Loudon, Cliff Kincaid, and WorldNetDaily, who characterize The Rag Blog as "radical leftists" and as a media arm of "former Weatherman terrorists," and suggest that it is connected to President Obama through the groups Progressives for Obama and Movement for a Democratic Society (MDS). The right wing KeyWiki has an article on The Rag Blog, with individual links to more than 50 of its contributors. Rag Radio Rag Radio is a weekly public affairs program hosted and produced by Rag Blog editor Thorne Dreyer that features hour-long in-depth interviews with prominent figures in politics and the arts. Rag Radios engineer and co-producer is Tracey Schulz. The show is broadcast every Friday from 2-3 p.m. (Central) on KOOP 91-7 FM, an all-volunteer cooperatively run community radio station in Austin, and is rebroadcast every Sunday at 10 a.m. (Eastern) on WFTE, 90.3-FM in Mt. Cobb, PA, and 105.7-FM in Scranton, PA. Rag Radio is also streamed live, with a widespread Internet following, and all episodes are posted as podcasts at the Internet Archive. See also List of underground newspapers of the 1960s counterculture References External links The Rag Blog. Rag Thesis. Rag Radio. Rag Radio Archives. The Rag Authors' Page. The Rag Reunion. Freakencesixties -- The Rag. The Rag and its digital rebirth Interviews and Presentations Podcast of presentation by Thorne Dreyer and Alice Embree on The Rag and the Underground Press at Public Affairs Forum, First Unitarian Universalist Church, Austin, February 19, 2012. From broadcast by People United, KOOP-FM, Austin. (37:05) Video interviews with former staffers at The Rag Reunion, September 2005, by People's History in Texas. Thorne Dreyer interviews Alice Embree, Jeffrey Shero Nightbyrd, Alan Pogue, and James Retherford about The Rag and the Sixties Underground Press on Rag Radio, September 9, 2009. (56:51) Bibliography Smith, Cheryl, "Everything Old is New Again: 'The Rag’ Returns to Austin," Austin Chronicle, Sept. 2, 2005. Brass, Kevin,“Media Watch: The Rag in the Modern World,” Austin Chronicle (Feb. 12, 2010). Baunstein, Peter and Michael William