Lars Mullback

Lars Mullback is an award-winning Swedish entrepreneur, author, journalist, businessman, motivational speaker, film director, theatre director, radio producer, restaurateur and self-described "Christian folk-educator". Though the bulk of his work deals with his struggles to overcome the physical, psychological, and social limitations imposed on him by his light case of cerebral palsy, in later years he has been known to partake in other debates as well: For example, exposing "reverse sexism" discrimination against men in Swedish custody battles, and taking sides in Sweden's so-called "meat debate" in the mid-2000s. According to Mullback, most of these journalistic endeavours have been blocked from reaching a mass audience by the Swedish mass media establishment, thereby forcing him to retaliate by launching his own free, internet-based TV channel, named Café-TV. On a statement on the homepage of his now-bankrupt restaurant Mullback Café, he proclaims that with the launch of the channel, popular hard-hitting journalistic TV shows like "Uppdrag Granskning" and "Kalla Fakta" will "no longer have a monopoly on public debate".