If you are in the San Francisco or Sacramento area today, tune into KQED where I will be discussing milblogs with other members of the pannel. Listening instructions below:
KQED Public Radio's main coverage areas are the San Francisco Bay Area, where you can tune in to KQED at 88.5FM, and the Sacramento area, where you can tune in to KQEI at 89.3FM.. KQED has two translators: 88.3FM in Santa Rosa and 88.1FM in Martinez. Try these frequencies in these areas. You can listen online to our live stream from anywhere in the world. You can also listen to two syndicated KQED programs on public radio stations around the state and across the country.
Chris,
I heard the Bay Area show you were on. Some of the questions were some prime examples of why people cannot take the Bay Area too seriously:
"Um,,,like,,, ughhh, you know, if like our country was like the war,,,, then like,,,uuh,,, when people asked you stupid questions,,,like uh,,well,,you know,.... well, the war could be like wrong,,, and uuuh,,, or like Bush was bad...."
Great preformance, some of the callers were perfect examples of some of the fractured thinking of the old school left. Good comments, and nice job at answering some really odd, weak ideological questions. I need to change my political affiliation while I live here, these people make me shake my head. You guys have the term "neo-conservatives", which represent more modern, less bizzare conservatives (not so anti-immigrant, less sexist, and less rectionary than some of the older guard of conservatives, i.e. Pat Robertson, David Duke, etc.) Some of us on the 'left' need some catchy phrase to represent more current, less stale progressive thinking based in todays reality, not a reality based on acid flashbacks and an insane housing market.
Posted by: jason | August 25, 2005 at 11:11 PM
So how about "progressive" Jason? Isnt that a good name?
Posted by: bicyclemark | August 26, 2005 at 04:22 AM
Is there a transcript for those that missed the broadcast? Thanks. Hope you were not baited and I hope they treated you well. NPR and the Military do not mix well!
Posted by: patd95 | September 06, 2005 at 10:22 PM
http://www.kqed.org/programs/program-landing.jsp?progID=RD19
You have to search for the date, but here is the archive.
Posted by: jason | September 07, 2005 at 04:07 PM