And old comic from the archives. I still love you, WNYC, KUWL, KDFC, WWDZ!

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And old comic from the archives. I still love you, WNYC, KUWL, KDFC, WWDZ!
“We’re incredibly excited to share with you today that WNYC Studios’ five-part podcast series ‘The Divided Dial,’ from WNYC’s On the Media has been honored with a Peabody Award, one of broadcast media’s most prestigious honors.
Hosted and reported by award-winning multimedia journalist Katie Thornton and edited by On the Media Executive Producer Katya Rogers, “The Divided Dial” charts the growth of broadcasting company Salem Media Group — a once small, conservative Christian radio network that expanded its reach in far-right media through the hard to monitor, difficult to fact check, and minimally scrutinized medium of talk radio.
Of the series, the Peabody Awards Board of Jurors said:
“Synthesizing dogged business reporting with a clear sense of how right-wing talk radio has fundamentally reshaped the Republican Party, Thornton and Rogers have produced a remarkable, vital, and unparalleled document that outlines the uneasy conflict over truth in American civic life.”
As recent headlines demonstrate, the influence and impact of far right media is growing. If you haven’t had a chance to hear this timely and urgent series, we hope you’ll tune in to WNYC 93.9 FM on Saturday, May 20, 12 - 4pm, when you can hear it in its entirety, or listen anytime in the On the Media feed, available wherever you get your podcasts.”
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After nearly a century, the first phase of the Second Avenue subway finally opened in Manhattan today. Q trains now stop at 96th Street, 86th Street, and 72nd Street. http://ift.tt/2iLQbnR
Mindfulness. Chade-Meng Tan, Silicon Valley's mindfulness coach, is making meditation easy and accessible. Here’s one kindness mindfulness you can incorporate into your daily life. It only takes a couple of seconds. Reference: taken from WNYC radio’s listen live podcast, featuring talent Chade-Meng Tan and host Manoush Zomorodi. All rights reserved 2016. I do not own this content nor am I intending to distribute it for monetary benefit--only to share what I learnt whilst listening to this podcast.
Future of Storytelling - Laura Walker
Driving home was weird because @nprfreshair was airing bits of old Larry Wilmore interviews and for a hot minute I thought he'd died (he didn't!). He has such a soothing interview voice... It made me sleepy, which is not good on the highway.
soterios johnson will host his final morning edition broadcast tomorrow. here, he takes calls from listeners and shares a rare tape of his 9-year-old self on the mic.
i am really going to miss soterios!
Whoa. This PBS and NPR team up is fucking with my mind. How am I on WNYC and hearing voices I don't know 👀 who are you people???