The Rise of Religious Radio (Michelle Malkin)

Townhall.com ^ | October 9, 2002 | Michelle Malkin

[Mo1]

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[herewego]

some just don't know---

thanks---

[nickcarraway]

Caught napping, NPR radio executives and their media cheerleaders are crying foul.

Why, the idea that NPR elites would have to ``pander'' to the ordinary citizen. Don't we know that they are our betters?

[Caleb1411]

The New York Times, taking note of what it views as an alarming trend, singled out Lake Charles, La., as a community of 95,000 people that now constitutes "the most populous place in the country where 'All Things Considered' cannot be heard." Oh, the horror!

I'd say a 21-gun salute to the perspicacity of Lake Charles residents is in order. Any community that disdains "All Liberal Things Considered" has to be a salubrious place to raise a family.

[InvisibleChurch]

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[Tailgunner Joe]

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[VOA]

I hope to see another 200 more Christian radio stations. I would love to host a Jewish
perspective program on these Christian stations.

In case you don't already know...

www.newstalk870.com

This is the "secular" part of the Salem Radio Network here in Los Angeles.
The lineup of Dennis Prager, Michael Medved, and even that nice gentile law professor,
Hugh Hewitt simply...ROCKS!!!

And their "listen live" function is one of the most fool-proof ones I've encountered.

[foreverfree]

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[ChasingFletch]

This girl is way too fine to be that smart! Just kidding, with her, the two characteristics are very fitting!