[lonevoice]

The station is one of the most listened-to in Baghdad, according to its employees, a claim that appears to have merit, judging by its broad following among the city's taxi drivers, housewives, students and late-night listeners, who tune in to a night talk show about relationships.

This is one of the most hopeful articles about the future of Iraq that I've read in a long time. Kudos to the Iraqi entrepreneurs who will someday replace the "celebrity" status previously accorded to wild-eyed Mullahs and suicide bombers.

[el_texicano]

You nailed it. Tbe better educated they become, the stronger they will be to run their own country. It really does give you hope to see this type of thing take place.