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muesa

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Wed Sep-13-06 01:08 PM
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4. Even within progressive radio

Lots of progressives don't like Al Franken's style - or Ed Schultz's - but go crazy over Randi.

Al is definitely a calm, cool, humorous type; and Ed is just a mid-western, tail gate party, jock, to too many progressives.

(I prefer Al Franken and "Will and Willie" and Jon Rothmann -- and even though Ed is younger then me, he reminds me of my Dad's cronies and my Uncle Frank).

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-Progressive radio can never survive in an unregulated market	Ron_Green	Sep-13-06 01:01 PM	#0
- I think liberal radio will survive	mmonk	Sep-13-06 01:04 PM	#1
- I disagree	unpossibles	Sep-13-06 01:06 PM	#2
- The folks who can only afford McDoanld are the ones who need progressive	Ninga	Sep-13-06 01:12 PM	#6
- I disagree somewhat	Fighting Irish	Sep-13-06 01:07 PM	#3
- Even within progressive radio	muesa	Sep-13-06 01:08 PM	#4
- This is really my point - as long as it's commercial, it's got to make	Ron_Green	Sep-13-06 01:15 PM	#7
- So you're saying unless we have a LW Limpballs we can't make it?	napi21	Sep-13-06 02:34 PM	#15
- That's a good question. Malloy was certainly one of the most entertaining	Ron_Green	Sep-13-06 03:06 PM	#17
- So you're saying unless we have a LW Limpballs we can't make it?	napi21	Sep-13-06 02:37 PM	#16
- I disagree. I think the BIG problem is the concentration of media	napi21	Sep-13-06 01:09 PM	#5
- Similar to our problem in San Francisco Area (Yes - San Francisco)	muesa	Sep-13-06 01:25 PM	#8
- KQKE's got a nice signal	Fighting Irish	Sep-13-06 01:45 PM	#12
- I agree, same here in KC. And we wonder why rural Missouri is going RW.	newportdadde	Sep-13-06 01:26 PM	#10
- Concentration of media is the result of an unregulated market...	FormerRushFan	Sep-13-06 01:34 PM	#11
- Progressive radio	RangerSmith	Sep-13-06 01:25 PM	#9
- The Free Market isn't broke at all -	Ron_Green	Sep-13-06 01:59 PM	#13
- Somehow I get the feeling	RangerSmith	Sep-13-06 02:18 PM	#14
- I wouldn't know EXACTLY, but I'd know approximately what programs	Ron_Green	Sep-13-06 03:15 PM	#19
- But, the fact	RangerSmith	Sep-13-06 03:25 PM	#20
- Political affiliation	Ron_Green	Sep-13-06 03:34 PM	#21
- Noble thoughts	RangerSmith	Sep-13-06 03:38 PM	#22
- The thoughts are noble because they come, as I said, from Plato	Ron_Green	Sep-13-06 05:56 PM	#23
- Deregulation removed all balance to the commercial imperative	Armstead	Sep-13-06 03:09 PM	#18
- Agreed. And what that means is that the commercial imperative is naturally	Ron_Green	Sep-14-06 01:01 AM	#24

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