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"Mike Terry" wrote:

What frequency on shortwave please?


"Pee Bee Ess" wrote in message
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Got sick of hearing the same old garbage on the AM car radio today.
Went to FM and found this GREAT radio variety program hosted by
a Michael Feldman called "What Ya Know". The fellas voice and delivery
reminds me of a young Bob Newhart.

It is really too bad that PBS goes out of their way to cater to the
Democrats. They really do have some quality music and programs.
But I will NEVER send money to PBS because of their backing of the Dems
and liberal causes.


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Feldman is great. Our local public radio station dropped him several
years ago. I still miss him.

Re public radio and liberalism: Public radio has its own call-in shows.
Listen more, and you'll surely find them more balanced than AM radio
call-in shows, in the sense that they don't normally engage in insult,
character assination, and vituperation of right-wingers, as
right-wingers on AM do to people on the left. Public radio discussions
are more liberal, in genera. Listen to the civilized discourse, though,
and you might come to like it the tone of it better. I grew up when
people on the radio did not normally deal in vicious put-downs of their
political opponents, and I would dislike right wing talk radio just for
that, even if I were not against what they say politically.

Plus, public radio has lots of other kinds of neat things, including
kinds of music, like folk and jazz, that you'll never hear anywhere
else. Explore!

And, finally, it does do have screaming commercials. What a relief!

Leonard

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