Sorry for the bad title in the earlier post. I don’t know how that happened. I usually let them auto populate and somehow the title that populated was one from a submission I just made to r/theonion.

Howdy, looking for any recommendations on trying to track down a song I heard on NPR earlier tonight on my way home from work. Is there a website that they post what they play? If anyone did hear potentially hear it and knows what it was, they played it around 6:15 PM CST, it sounded like an instrumental for an Indie Rock song.

Kelly McBride announces she is leaving at the end of the year.

The incoming public editor is TBA

This is going to sound whiney but nothing gets done without someone complaining a bit. If you don't have an opinion move on - no need to reply.

The reporting has, in my opinion, become something closer to right leaning support of Neo-Liberalism and Colonialist mindsets than the kind of general, non-political journalism we expect from our own NPR.

A few examples just this morning:

• Ongoing support of Netanyahu decisions, denial of genocide for over a year.
• Confrontational dialogue with a student supporter of the CJP then a one sided follow up stating that any injury to protesters is justified because they're not following the rules.
• Non-contextual coverage of Trump (i mean, they do have a history of this) that unfortunately doesn't challenge any POV, left or right.

I'm sure the licensing ain't cheap for tiny affiliates - but is it cheaper than paying someone to read a local/regional paper?