At least this story is linked on the WUNC website this evening; I wonder if it will be there tomorrow? We sure here Manteo mentioned often as a place where WUNC has a transmitter, if I recall correctly. Hmmmm.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Make a Difference — North Carolina Public Radio WUNC
I wonder where WUNC lists all of the winners of their contests?
Saturday, June 04, 2011
Weekend Edition Saturday : NPR
I'd never focused precisely on how long the Weekend Editiion Saturday program runs, but I was aware that it did seem to repeat itself at some point.
It looks like WUNC runs the program from 8-10, and then repeats the first hour from 10-11.
How hard would it be to note this here?
It looks like WUNC runs the program from 8-10, and then repeats the first hour from 10-11.
How hard would it be to note this here?
Friday, May 27, 2011
All Things Considered : NPR
It says here that the program is 2 hours and that sounds about right. Does that mean that WUNC repeats the first half hour then from 6 to 6:30? Why?
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
All Radio, All the Time, and Free (for Now) - State of the Art - NYTimes.com
Hmm, does this mean Back Porch Music at a time other than when broadcast?
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Farm labor: Children in the fields - CBS News
Note the part of this story that includes a tomato farmer in NC who says that he employs a lot of young teenagers to pick his crop.
I would thinkt that a station that calls itself "North Carolina Public Radio" would be doing several things.
One, reporting more about this practice so we can all understand it better.
Perhaps diverting resources to do this instead of asking listeners to tell the station what they think the Civil War legacy in NC is.
At the VERY least, I'd put a link to this story on the WUNC site and ask for comment about the story and about what WUNC might do to add to the coverage of the issue, again, so we all understand better.
I would thinkt that a station that calls itself "North Carolina Public Radio" would be doing several things.
One, reporting more about this practice so we can all understand it better.
Perhaps diverting resources to do this instead of asking listeners to tell the station what they think the Civil War legacy in NC is.
At the VERY least, I'd put a link to this story on the WUNC site and ask for comment about the story and about what WUNC might do to add to the coverage of the issue, again, so we all understand better.
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