make it stop

posted by tom / August 16, 2005 /

NPR, I'm begging you. I can't take anymore. Please, try to refrain from airing the following:

  • Interviews with authors who have written books about their complex relationship their mothers/fathers/disabled children/childhood sexual abusers.

  • Shows about ethnic profiling or oppressive third-world regimes in which you take calls from the public. The people who feel strongly enough to call are always the crazy/bigoted/genocidal ones.

  • Finally, and most importantly — for god's sake, no more coverage of politically and/or socially conscious hip-hop acts. Words cannot describe how awful these segments are.

Your prompt cooperation is appreciated.

Comments

As a fellow NPR-listening worker drone, I have to agree. Day-labor stations? It's not that I want to jam this pencil in my ear. . . .

Posted by: Kriston on August 16, 2005 12:29 PM

Ah, but now there's a caller who's going to build his home underground. "I'll have room for a massive garden above ground." Much better!

Posted by: Kriston on August 16, 2005 12:31 PM

Do you think the members of Black Eyed Peas knew they had made it the day of their Liz Blair interview? Fitty and the Game were fighting for that Jack Johnson collabo, but BEP got to him first.

Posted by: jeff on August 16, 2005 01:28 PM

Just like the Hanging Gardens of Babylon! Or Crystal City, Virginia!

Posted by: tom on August 16, 2005 03:41 PM

Also they should fire that odious woman who does interviews. You know.

Posted by: ben wolfson on August 17, 2005 10:22 PM

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