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June 26th, 2006 at 1:32 pm
When you say ‘education’ videos, does that include Mystery Science Theater?
June 26th, 2006 at 3:42 pm
No, I would consider MST3K in the category of fine films… the caliber of, say, Fellini, John Ford or Woody Allen.
July 4th, 2006 at 7:31 pm
npr is biased , but , at least they encourage you to think , unlike that bastion of intellectualism, Rush limberger.
August 4th, 2006 at 10:56 am
Bo said:
“MST3K … fine films”
I say:
AMEN.
and “Gooooo Panthers!”
Mitchco said:
“npr is biased”
I say:
AMEN.
Mitchco said:
“at least they encourage you to think “
I say:
True…they avoid the tv news approach to cram a twenty minute story into a 30 second spot.
And, they know how to produce good radio (from a production standpoint). Often our broadcast production team here at Familylife will listen to an NPR story or special just to learn from their production skills. Example: Ira Glass & This American Life – good radio or “Pop Vultures” – who’d a thunk you could get a couple of 20 somethin’s to just ramble on about their favorite music…but it works – well, I thought it did. They’ve since cancelled the show. Their use of music in production was great too. Or, what about Sound Portraits? They’ve got some well produced stories…fascinating.
But, yeah…they are a bunch of lib’ruls’.
Gooooooo Panthers!
August 12th, 2006 at 6:22 am
[...] What kind of hate am I listening to? Another news and opinion source I go to regularly is National Public Radio. How much hate do they generate? That depends upon the host or the feature, I suppose. I’ll comment on various NPR programs in later posts. One thing I do know: actions speak louder than words and hateful acts are much more unpleasant and intolerable than hate speech. I learned this first hand when our local NPR affiliate, Capitol Public Radio, broadcast two interviews by Steve Inskeep during the presidential campaign of 2004 and I expressed my negative opinion to “the staff and the management.” The result? A member services rep sent me a threatening email message from his personal Yahoo! Mail account. He told me, through a personalized and bizarre literary device, that I should be very concerned for my family’s safety, because he knew my phone number and address. [...]
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