Bill Moyers: Hate Radio
Chilling story from Bill Moyers Journal about "right-wing" talk radio.
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New Yorker on Savage
New Yorker audio interview with Kelefa Sanneh, who profiled the bombastic, enigmatic talk show host Micheal Savage for the magizine. This piece is unique for the New Yorker in that it uses multiple clips from Savage's radio show.
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About the U.S. Government policy prosecuting terrorist before they strike or... punishing people before they are guilty er... stopping the gonna-be-guilty while they are still innocent... talking people into doing bad things then arresting them for considering doing them. Let's call it "entrapment."
But seriously, the subject of this story is hard to feel sorry for.
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NYT Audio Something or Other: Rumsfeld Message Machine '06
Another multimedia piece that skews the lines between visual and audio mediums. New York Times report on the 2006 tracing the Pentegon's reaction to the 2006 "General's Revolt" in which retired generals started calling for Rumsfeld's ouster.
I still see it as audio documentary because of the de-emphasized of the visual and the independent cohesion of the piece's audio (i.e., it makes sense if you just listen and don't watch).
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Did Texas Execute an Innocent Man?
There has never been a proven case of an innocent person getting the death penalty. The case of Cameron Todd Willingham, executed in Texas in 2004, may become the first.