For me it's not so much neutral vs non-neutral. As other commenters have pointed out this is often just a way of more nicely saying "things that support my worl

For me it's not so much neutral vs non-neutral. As other commenters have pointed out this is often just a way of more nicely saying "things that support my world view or that do not" For me it was just the sheer volume of stories about identity. Politics, social, slice of life etc. They seemed like they were all about issues of identity. While the U.S. Overton window has certainly shifted in this direction I just wasn't interested in an outlet that was "all identity, all the time". It just wasn't super relative to me in the proportions they were dosing it out in. It didn't really have much to do with whether I agreed with it or not. I liked NPR because it was pretty reliable (probably still is I just haven't listened in a couple years) and their world view was different than my own so I was exposed to things outside of my bubble. But, and this is just my perception, when it was 80% of their programming, I stopped participating.