I don't think the research suggests that you're out of touch, but it does suggest that you're probably older. People who are not older prefer to listen to much

I don't think the research suggests that you're out of touch, but it does suggest that you're probably older. People who are not older prefer to listen to much of the same content on demand. The audience for the broadcast channels is aging dramatically, and quickly. Your local station is probably not airing NPR content at every time of the day – it could be airing local content, or content produced or distributed by one of NPRs competitors. Interestingly, NPR is sort of a special case among these groups because they are bound to serve the broadcast channels not only by the current market realities, but by charter. It's why you are never asked to make donations directly to NPR, but to your local station (or in rare cases, directly to programs not produced by NPR).