Citizen Radio

Citizen Radio is an internet radio show "for young people disillusioned with corporate media and a political system that doesn't speak to them." It aired every weekday. The show was hosted by writer Allison Kilkenny, previously a contributor to "The Huffington Post" and "The Nation". The show was founded by Kilkenny and Jamie Kilstein.
In early 2017, Kilstein was dropped from the podcast after multiple women reported predatory and abusive behavior.
Hosts.
Allison Kilkenny is a social critic and former columnist for "The Huffington Post". Kilkenny is best known for her contributions to political and humor websites like "The Huffington Post", "Talking Points Memo", "23/6", The Beast, "CounterPunch", "The Nation", and Alternet.org.
Jamie Alexander Kilstein is a comedian, writer, and radio host. He is a contributing writer for Timothy McSweeney's and made his TV debut performance on "Conan" with an anti-war stand up routine. Kilstein is also a regular guest on SIRIUS radio.
Move to independent status.
On Friday 24 September 2010, "Citizen Radio" announced that they would be leaving the online radio station that had hosted them since the show's start (Breakthru Radio) to go independent starting the following Monday.
"Citizen Radio" followed the announcement by revealing a new membership model that rewards individuals and companies who provide financial support with community status, bonus content, and sponsorship messages during the podcast for the highest level of supporters. Though the show relied on memberships and donations, the regular episodes of the podcast remain free to download regardless of membership status. The stated intention of the membership model is to provide financial support for the continued existence of the podcast and spur expansion to more days and richer content.