demarquis
Since: Feb, 2010
#27: Oct 2nd 2013 at 7:03:02 PM
It lives! Surprised no one has mentioned Science Friday, or Radio Lab.
Anyway, you can livestream any station in the country. The one for news, imho, is Ann Arbor, Mi. The best one for classical music is Sacrimento Cal.
#29: Dec 12th 2015 at 4:28:50 PM
I have listened to public radio my entire life (nearly sixty years). Today, when I'm alone in the car I always have it on. I really miss Talk of the Nation. Cancelling that was the worst mistake they ever made.
I have found that it is the small everyday deed of ordinary folks that keep the darkness at bay. Small acts of kindness and love. - Tolkien
DreamCord
Mysterious Stranger
from Somewhere in California
Since: Jun, 2015
Relationship Status: Married to the music
Mysterious Stranger
#30: Jan 20th 2017 at 9:21:24 PM
Sometimes I read the articles on their website. I do remember that in high school, one of my teachers played the audio from the website, and assignments would be based on it.
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It's pledge time for NPR! It's the one service only 5% of it's customers gives back to! Even if it's just $5, if only 12% of it's listeners give $5, that's a big chunck'o'change!
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