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I don't really see the problem with that, though, as long as you're aware of it as you listen to it. There's just no right wing counter to NPR, and to compare
by debaserab2 9y ago
I don't really see the problem with that, though, as long as you're aware of it as you listen to it.
There's just no right wing counter to NPR, and to compare it to Fox News or Breitbart is complete nonesense.
I'd love to find a media outlet with real journalistic integrity that draws the narrative from a right wing perspective but it just doesn't seem to exist. They seem to either go the route of tabloid style news coverage or indulge way too many conspiracy theories to even take serious.
- humanrebar 9y ago> ...There's just no right wing counter to NPR Basically every right wing magazine and journal had a podcast of some sort. Usually several. Find worthwhile writers for The National Review, The Weekly Standard, The Federalist Society, and Ricochet. Then find them on podcasts, either as hosts or guests.