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eqfan592

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11. This.

Reply to obnoxiousdrunk (Reply #8)

Fri Sep 7, 2012, 11:08 AM

Sep 2012

I don't get to listen all that often, but even when listening to All Things Considered recently, it seemed like a significantly more balanced presentation than any other talk radio network on the air. Take that away and there's pretty much nothing left that any rational person could even come close to listening to.

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Who needs NPR? [View all] Blue Idaho Sep 2012 OP

The fm broadcast doesn't penetrate the wire-lath of this house. HereSince1628 Sep 2012 #1

I agree, there was an interview this morning with a lady from National Review rbixby Sep 2012 #2

I have been a 25+ year fan of Prairie Home and i can say that I have stopped listening slampoet Sep 2012 #7

Disagree... MinM Sep 2012 #14

Considering the total picture, yes, we need NPR MadHound Sep 2012 #3

Well Said... KharmaTrain Sep 2012 #4

Great Expectorations MinM Sep 2012 #13

The P stands for public salvorhardin Sep 2012 #5

Hogwash Blue Idaho Sep 2012 #9

Did you notice when their sponsor was NovoNordisk They had a Diabetes story 5 times a week. slampoet Sep 2012 #6

Yes we do obnoxiousdrunk Sep 2012 #8

No... It's Fox Lite. Nt. Blue Idaho Sep 2012 #10

This. eqfan592 Sep 2012 #11

+ 1 obnoxiousdrunk Sep 2012 #12