NPR lays off 100 employees as company faces $30 million decline in revenue: Employee layoffs mark one the most significant staff reductions in the company's 53 years of operation.

The Post Millenial ^ | 03/27/2023 | Joshua Young

[Colinsky]

And their PR girl, Natalie Attired.

[MayflowerMadam]

I hope they keep the Schweddy Balls interview ladies. Not sure if that was NOR or PBS.

[Yo-Yo]

The Conclusive, Definitive, Official Dewey, Cheetham & Howe Staff List:

https://www.cartalk.com/content/staff-credits

[Vigilanteman]

My late wife loved Doris Day and she was a rock-ribbed conservative. I still have the set of CDs that I bought her for a birthday one year for around $40.

But, seriously, NPR could sell Sesame Street to NHK, the Japanese public network which gives me most of my television news on their streaming app.

NHK also gives me 15 days of Sumo Tournament highlights in every odd numbered month at 7:30 pm on the same app.

[Chode]

LOL... yup, good stuff

[vpintheak]

Taxpayers have a 30 million loss thanks to leftist propaganda.

[Savonarola]

Brattleboro is a far cry from where Vermonters used to be just a few generations ago. Non-binary, trans, et al. Hard to even call it a “community” of sick people.

[golux]

Yep! You need less power for greater propagation down there.

NPR’s affiliates usually have the big, “clear channel” licenses...

Pushing out their taxpayer-funded, well-paid employee-produced statism in places like 88.5 at 50kW, non-directional, from the highest HAAT towers around.

The bosses own the FCC, too, you see...

And the bosses are the same ones what take your taxes.

[golux]

Click and Clack are/were radio geniuses.

https://www.cartalk.com/radio/our-show

And remember... Don't drive like my brother!