Voice of Freedom

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Voice of Freedom is a newsgathering organization and advocacy group focused on freedom of speech as described in the U.S. Constitution. Voice of Freedom began as a talk show on public access television in 1990. It was founded by Joe Redner, the owner of the Mons Venus strip club in Tampa, Florida, in response to the Tampa City Council attempting to place restrictions on the strip club industry. They expanded to cover other infringements on First Amendment rights.

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