Could the election results shift talk radio's approach?

[johnbasalla]

Have you ever seen his Prager U material?

Yes, I have, and I've found the ones I've seen to be presented well with facts and figures backing the narrative up. He has sophisticated thinkers do many of the PragerU videos. His 5-minute histories of various U.S. Presidents are very well done.

 

[johnbasalla]

No, the right lives in a hermetically sealed bubble

Interesting you say that as you'll hear many radio listeners and hosts on the conservative side say the same thing about leftists and also liberal listeners.

 

[Dondd]

Interesting you say that as you'll hear many radio listeners and hosts on the conservative side say the same thing about leftists and also liberal listeners.

Nothing like the conservative talk radio bubble... the "safe space" where listeners' hatreds and animosities are rarely challenged.

18 hours a day of unbalanced one-sided partisan spiel.... from hosts who delude themselves (and worse, their listeners) into thinking they're "protecting free speech..." When, in fact, they're propagating political propaganda.

I left that bubble years ago.

 

[Dondd]

Dennis Prager does not only talk about political issues. Every week he as "The Male-Female hour", covering marriage and relationships, "The Happiness Hour" which strives to help people find happiness, even in challenging times, and during other hours covers more than political issues, although politics is something he covers often.

The Prager booster.

 

[gr8oldies]

Interesting you say that as you'll hear many radio listeners and hosts on the conservative side say the same thing about leftists and also liberal listeners.

They can say it but it's not remotely true. I live in Tennessee, I couldn't ignore right-wing talking points and beliefs no matter how much I might try.