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I do listen to local channels often when driving (not in USA). I think they have often very interesting personalities who are very interested in music and who p
by Gravityloss 2y ago
I do listen to local channels often when driving (not in USA). I think they have often very interesting personalities who are very interested in music and who present good material, I'm learning about new artists or people's backgrounds etc. Sometimes their style of speaking is quite is odd (maybe they were an alcoholic earlier) but that doesn't bother me so much, you get used to it after a minute. I'll take that any day over the hyper-excited people that fill the general channels with empty speech.
- justlikereddit 2y agoThe problem with radio is that it's a never ending filler episode made even worse by awful and constant advertisement.
- Gravityloss 2y agoThe same exists with everything: podcasts, youtube videos, books and so on.
- lolinder 2y agoBooks, if well chosen, do not have that problem. You pay for the content outright (or your library did), so there's no need to cram advertising in, so the content can actually be designed to be useful rather than to drag out the attention between ad segments.