Men's Rights Radio Show Comes to New York, Boston

Men's Rights Radio Show Comes to New York, Boston
September 15, 2004



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Men's and fathers' rights radio talk show host and columnist Glenn Sacks
announced today that he is bringing his Los Angeles-based radio talk show,
His Side with Glenn Sacks, to New York City and Boston.

The show, which has aired in Los Angeles since March of 2003, will now be
heard on WSNR AM 620 in New York City and WWZN AM 1510 in Boston. WSNR can
be heard throughout New York City and into parts of Long Island and New
Jersey. WWZN is the home of the Boston Celtics and is one of Massachusetts'
leading sports talk stations.

The show will also be heard in Southern California on KTIE AM 590.His Side
is known for its successful and highly publicized listener campaigns. This
summer the show spearheaded a California campaign which successfully blocked
a bill which would have made it almost impossible for noncustodial parents
to stop custodial mothers from moving their children hundreds or thousands
of miles away from them.

In February, the show's campaign against "Boys are Stupid--Throw Rocks at
Them" T-shirts made newspapers all over the world, and drove the products
out of 3,500 stores worldwide.

According to Sacks: "We've been able to score some modest but important
victories on behalf of children and the fathers they love and need. We're
hoping that as we get established in the new markets, we can help children,
fathers and families there, too."

His Side covers a wide of variety of men's and fathers' issues, including:

-family court policies which destroy divorced fathers' bonds with their
children;

-anti-male media bias; abuses in the child support system;

-Title IX's decimation of men's athletics; paternity fraud;

-anti-male hostility in academia; and the way false allegations of domestic
violence or molestation are used to drive decent fathers out of the lives of
their children.

According to Sacks:

"What is being done to the American father and his children is a tragedy of
epic proportions but the media has kept it shrouded in silence. His Side
tells the stories that the rest of the media doesn't allow you to hear."

Sacks began His Side in March of 2003 after two years of writing opinion
columns on men's and fathers' issues. His columns have appeared in dozens of
the largest newspapers in the United States, and he is one of the few male
writers to break into major newspapers writing pro-male columns on gender
issues.

Mike LaSalle, editor of MensNewsDaily.com, the largest men's website in the
world, welcomed the news, noting that the continued expansion of Sacks' show
could be a great opportunity for the men's and fathers' movement. He says:
"Sacks is charismatic and is able to deal with gut-wrenching issues with
both drama and humor. His show is an excellent vehicle to bring these issues
into the mainstream


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