Monday, July 18, 2005
Compliments and suggestions
I love National Public Radio, and I am delighted with WMUB's programming. I specifically enjoy Morning Edition, the Diane Rehm show, News and Notes, Fresh Air, and All Things Considered. The distance in substance and quality between NPR and all other forms of radio news coverage is huge.
I have two questions/requests for you:
1. Is there any way you can begin programming On the Media? I listen to On the Media most Saturday mornings from 7 to 8 a.m. on WYS0 from Yellow Springs, and I think it is--bar none--the best program on all of radio.
2. I can't tell you how tired I am about storm coverage on NPR News. My God, we're not even into hurricane season and already there has been massive coverage of tropical storms that have not even reached Jamaica. I have listened to several NPR news broadcasts in which more air time has been given to approaching storms than to any other news item, foreign or domestic. Can you please tell me to whom I can write at NPR headquarters to protest the undue coverage given to weather conditions that may (or may not) affect just a portion of our nation? Thanks?
Keep up the great work. NPR and WMUB is one of the best things in my world.
Cheers and gratitude,
--Don Daiker, Oxford
I have two questions/requests for you:
1. Is there any way you can begin programming On the Media? I listen to On the Media most Saturday mornings from 7 to 8 a.m. on WYS0 from Yellow Springs, and I think it is--bar none--the best program on all of radio.
2. I can't tell you how tired I am about storm coverage on NPR News. My God, we're not even into hurricane season and already there has been massive coverage of tropical storms that have not even reached Jamaica. I have listened to several NPR news broadcasts in which more air time has been given to approaching storms than to any other news item, foreign or domestic. Can you please tell me to whom I can write at NPR headquarters to protest the undue coverage given to weather conditions that may (or may not) affect just a portion of our nation? Thanks?
Keep up the great work. NPR and WMUB is one of the best things in my world.
Cheers and gratitude,
--Don Daiker, Oxford
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