Twin Cities turning deaf ear to political talk radio shows
Locally, conservative-talk icon Rush Limbaugh's show has lost 43 percent of its audience among 25- to 54-year-olds in the past year. Sean Hannity's show is down a whopping 63 percent. The shift is serious enough that "we're weighing where these shows fit for us in the future," according to Todd Fisher, general manager at KSTP (1500 AM), which carries both syndicated programs.
Bet that's going to leave a mark.
"We're not sure yet what's really going on," said talk radio veteran Ken Kohl, Clear Channel's director of news and talk programming for northern California. "In general, the talk shows that are succeeding are ones that haven't been reliving the election, or constantly harping on the polarization between liberals and conservatives."
Kohl thinks many listeners have tuned out because of "war fatigue. I don't think a lot of people want to talk or hear about the war at this point."
We can only hope.
h/t Attaturk
The information warfare (information domination, and perception management operations) conducted on the American people is one of the greatest crimes in the nations history - and the neocrusader Bush governemnt is accountable and culpable.
NOT IN OUR NAME!!!!!
digusting dude