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Fox News Channel at 30: The legacy of a channel built on racism, grievance and division

Fox News Channel at 30: The legacy of a channel built on racism, grievance and division

By Eric Deggans, NPR critic at large and Knight Professor of Journalism and Media Ethics at Washington and Lee University

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u/aresef — 4 days ago

Inside ‘Nerve Center,’ InfoWars’ New Flagship Show That Wants to Hold Every Possible Opinion at Once

Alan Resnick has followed Tim Heidecker to InfoWars.

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u/aresef — 5 days ago
▲ 189 r/NPR

[Public Editor] 'Tucker?' Many NPR listeners could not believe NPR went there

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u/aresef — 6 days ago
▲ 28 r/NPR

Syrian general accused of atrocities is protected by U.S. and Lebanon, NPR and BBC find

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u/aresef — 7 days ago
▲ 12 r/adele

Found this while looking through old WTMD-FM videos ... it's Adele right at the beginning, singing Chasing Pavements in a modest radio studio in 2008

She also did Melt My Heart to Stone and Right as Rain. Those videos are on the station's YT too.

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u/aresef — 8 days ago

Found this great old video of Jukebox the Ghost playing Empire at my local public radio station (2014)

They played a lunchtime gig in 2014 at the suburban Baltimore studios of WTMD.

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u/aresef — 8 days ago

Randomly thought to dig up photos from the first time I saw TNP, at Virgin Festival in Baltimore in 2006

They were on the second stage. Everybody looks so young!

u/aresef — 10 days ago
▲ 134 r/NPR

Birmingham public radio station warns forced ‘Gulf of America’ use ‘threatens independence’

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u/aresef — 12 days ago

Which PhD programs should I keep in mind?

I'm in the final year (knock on wood) of a MS program in communication management at Towson University. There was a short time last semester where I considered going for my doctorate but my advisor gave me a reality check -- it's a tough slog and just because Maryland and American are there doesn't mean you're gonna go to Maryland or American. For his own doctorate, he had to trek from Los Angeles to UC-Boulder.

But let's say, a year or two or three down the line, I get the itch. Besides Maryland or American (which has a PhD in Communication), where would you recommend? I'm looking for someplace with excellent faculty and reputation that isn't in a place that sucks.

I'm thinking: Mizzou, ASU. UW-Madison, aforementioned UC-Boulder

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u/aresef — 13 days ago

Towson show (9/30) report

What a great time. This was their first time in the Recher (as opposed to the former Rams Head Live in Baltimore) and Carl commented on what a nice venue it was and how cool it is there’s a store a couple doors down with all kinds of Japanese gashapon and the like. Which, true.

He commented on the situation the band is in right now and quipped, “your president, I’m not sure I care for him.”

The setlist was the same as that other posted shared the other day.

I was concerned about how they’d recreate Neko in the aggregate as they usually do and Jillette was up to the task. She nailed the big moments of Red Wine and Bleeding Heart, even if you could tell they were right at the top of her register. She was great. Melodica was on tape, one of only a few sacrifices. You could leave this show believing this was the band and be none the wiser.

u/aresef — 14 days ago

Jillette was great!

She won the crowd over by getting Towson’s pronunciation right on the first guess (it’s TAO-sen). She joked she’d only found out she was opening an hour prior but it’s ok since she had a million songs. Very different vibe to TNP (think Neko if she played coffeeshops) but check out her stuff on streaming.

u/aresef — 14 days ago