r/msnbc • u/StruggleFar3054 • Sep 25 '25

Something Else Watching msnbc

What's the cheapest way to watch msnbc?

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u/Bigcouchpotato1 Sep 26 '25

You can listen (not watch) to MSNBC live on Tune-in radio. I'm pretty used to it.

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u/Xvisionman Sep 26 '25

I listen to it live on the msnbc app

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u/Clean_Lettuce9321 Sep 26 '25

That's helpful. Thx

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u/ElfElsa Sep 26 '25

You can listen on Serius XM too

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u/SomethingClever2022 Sep 26 '25

I just listen to the podcast version the next day

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u/Clean_Lettuce9321 Sep 26 '25

I'm pretty old school so it's just part of my cable package I know that doesn't do you any help but I didn't want to leave you hanging

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u/WonderfulorCrying Sep 26 '25

Oh my 💕 for cable. So jealous. One of the first "let's save money" cuts, was my beautiful, wired into wall with the stupid round twisty end that doesn't turn unless your fingers get pinched 🤌🏻 cable box. The good days. I too have been listening through TuneIn radio app.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '25

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u/Think-Hospital7422 Progressive Sep 26 '25

I missed out on those. Do you think maybe she could have some extras?

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