One way you can tell with 100% certainly brainwashed (or dishonest) progressives is if they complain about NPR and PBS losing their government funding. It is the watermark of “Nah, there’s no mainstream media bias!” gaslighting. This morning I received an unsolicited and unwelcome exhortation in my email inbox from the propagandist above, insulting my intelligence by seeking my money by telling me…
A billion-dollar hit to our industry is enough to make any Chief Financial Officer sweat. And that’s exactly what happened to public media one year ago today, when Congress voted to eliminate federal funding. My job as NPR’s CFO isn’t just to balance the books; it’s to protect a vital public asset. Today, I’m asking you to take action with me.
The NPR Network cannot back down on our mission because we know that millions of people rely on this trusted journalism and programming. And, I am so grateful that we don’t need to back down because supporters like you stand with us. Our strength – and our independence – has always come from you, the public. The NPR Network continues because the public decides it will.
I can tell you firsthand: you can’t run a world-class, independent newsroom on hope. A free press doesn’t just happen. Public media needs growing, reliable financial support to fuel essential reporting and build what’s next. Now is the time to give. Not just for yourself, but for our collective right to know the facts. Your donation of any amount is needed. Every dollar makes a difference.Power to the public,
Daphne Kwon
P.S. When you make a donation to support this essential public service, you declare that you value access to the facts, for all.
“Access to all the facts”!
By pure coincidence, shortly after reading that garbage I saw that Newsbusters had posted some of the transcript of NPR’s anchor A Martinez (he humbly doesn’t claim to be THE Martinez) interview Rep. Jim Himes (D-Conn) regarding President Trump’s recent televised speech. Highlights, as the Axis hack repeatedly invited the Democrat to attack the President and provided no balance or skepticism whatsoever:
Ethics Alarms 
Fortunately, the quasi-public classical music radio station in Phoenix has stopped paying for and broadcasting NPR news and simply plays music. What a relief. The Tucson classical radio station still pays for and broadcasts NPR news.
NPR was good when the “CAR Guys” were on, but they are gone.
Their classical music is fine, but once the orchestras or ensemblees stop playing and one of their voices is raied to give an opinion, I turn the channel to Serrious Sinatra on Serious radio,
That’s a great channel, though the contrast between young Frank, prime Frank, and Losin’ It Frank is often jarring.
THAT IS TRUE, THE ADVANTAGE THEY HAVE OTHEER CROONERS- COMO,DAMONE, DEANO,MATHIS ETC
WQXR wasn’t bad either musically. Like it or not, even if NPR falls flat we’ll still be stuck with WBAI and other stations like that.