www.wcrh.org
I could find no program archive.
If it's that important to you to prove me wrong, call them and ask the station manager about the segment they ran sometime during the last couple of weeks about sexual abuse.
I wish I could narrow down the timeframe for you but one particular radio runs that station 24/7 in one particular room and I'm in and out of it at various times during the course of the day.
I didn't know that I'd need to document the show for purposes of cross-examination so I did not make a note of the date or time.
"The DOJ stats come from telephone interviews of about 75,000 people."
I never called them.
I never even heard of them.
How those stats be absolutely infallible if every abuse survivor isn't even aware they exist?
Have a nice night.
I can't find a "listen live" link or an archive either.
If it's that important to you to prove me wrong, call them and ask the station manager about the segment they ran sometime during the last couple of weeks about sexual abuse.
Whatever was said on the show you heard, it is just about certain to be less credible than the results of the Department of Justice studies. The sample size is huge, the polling is anonymous, and the sampling is done twice per year.
Wildly exaggerated rape statistics have long been used by feminists to falsely brand all men as likely rapists. Besides debasing men, such statistics needlessly terrify women, and poison male-female relationships.
I never called them. I never even heard of them. How those stats be absolutely infallible if every abuse survivor isn't even aware they exist?
No one claims that the DOJ statistics are infallible, but they are as good as such stats are likely to get. If you are going to quote statistics, at least get them from a reputable organization.