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Steve Inskeep is the worst offender in my opinion. I wouldn't say he did it single-handedly, but I went from tripling my monthly donation in the Spring to canc
by war1025 6y ago
Steve Inskeep is the worst offender in my opinion.
I wouldn't say he did it single-handedly, but I went from tripling my monthly donation in the Spring to cancelling my membership and getting rid of my radio in October.
- hntrader 6y agoWhat's a good contemporary replacement for NPR that gives consistently unmotivated coverage? It's a shame that I'm struggling to think of one example that fits into that category...
- jdminhbg 6y agoI think the era of single sources for news coverage is over, for better and for worse. On the one hand, it's harder to just dial to one place on the radio/TV/internet and be well-informed; on the other hand, if you do the work, you get way deeper into interesting subjects than was ever possible before. You can get way more info on Covid out of This Week In Virology than even the competent NPR reporters of yore could have ever given you, for example. Esoteric interviewers like Tyler Cowen (on Conversations With Tyler) are vastly smarter and more perceptive than Terry Gross et al. That said, they are not all located on the same place on a radio dial that you can just trust, and you have to sift through the muck to find them.