FYI!

[Bobb]

Hi everyone, I forgot to mention this in the 911 post. If you are looking for a different take on the news, let me suggest NPR and PBS. A certain segment in our Congress wanted to de-fund NPR and lower funding for PBS. This tells me they must be doing a good job. There is some internet coverage with NPR from your local NPR station. If you like jazz , blues and news you can check at "WEMU.org" and tune them in online. Take care, BOBB

[Green1995SVX]

Originally Posted by Bobb

Hi everyone, I forgot to mention this in the 911 post. If you are looking for a different take on the news, let me suggest NPR and PBS. A certain segment in our Congress wanted to de-fund NPR and lower funding for PBS. This tells me they must be doing a good job. There is some internet coverage with NPR from your local NPR station. If you like jazz , blues and news you can check at "WEMU.org" and tune them in online. Take care, BOBB

I always listen to NPR on my evening commute. They have the most fascinating stories that always keep my attention!

[processengr]

I too, listen to NPR News. I like the multi-faceted reporting and calm voices...

[dcarrb]

I listen to NPR out of Knoxville every morning. It's one of the few broadcast stations my home stereo will receive; something to do with the lay of the land, I guess.

Check-out "Car Talk" at 10:00 on Saturday mornings.

My cable provider carries two PBS stations and it's getting to the point that that's about all I watch on TV. (I should cut my "enhanced" basic service to just plain-old basic.)

No commercials is cool, but the radio pledge drives can get to be tedious and the TV pledge week programming is all but unwatchable.

dcb