Comments | mmk: You know what you had only when you lose it

mmk

You know what you had only when you lose it

Sep 09, 2008 12:03

When driving, I'd been used to tuning into KQED (88.5FM). I'd slowly but surely gotten used to programs (Marketplace, Talk of the Nation and LAAxmi Singh). When I moved to Seattle, the lack of a single NPR station that had all the programs was really annoying.

However, slowly but surely, I'm leaning towards KUOW. Weekday, the program I now listen ( Read more... )

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murthys_r_us September 9 2008, 23:59:13 UTC

Happy Birthday to you,
Happy Birthday to you,
Happy Birthday dear Madhu ...
Happy Birthday to you.
:)

Heh mmk September 14 2008, 18:36:52 UTC

Thanks!

shortindiangirl September 10 2008, 00:10:05 UTC

AAAWWWWWRRRR - foul play. There just HAS TO BE some station that plays NPR or your local public radio with NPR components. There MUUUUUSTT be. Anyway, glad you found something that you like.

I will be listening to NPR now, and running, to train for the race this weekend.

Happy barthday dude.

Car Talk! mmk September 14 2008, 18:35:45 UTC

Does D-mov listen to it a lot?

I can imagine him chuckling along ....

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Interesting point on cliques mmk September 14 2008, 18:45:18 UTC

Hadn't thought about it, but it's a good point - however, just for being the devil's advocate:

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here are now over 12,000 terrestrial AM and FM Radio stations operating in the U.S. These stations are received by more than 1 billion traditional Radio sets and reach 235 million listeners, which is over 95% of the U.S. population. How many other media reach more than 9 out of every 10 people?
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via, http://www.katz-media.com/radiowaves.aspx?id=1429 resonates with what I remember from other (Y! work) figures.