Does Public Radio Sound Too White?

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Public Radio Apology for ‘Blasphemy’ in Prairie Home Companion Song

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Country songwriter Robbie Fulks sang “Where I Fell” about 50 minutes into the nationally broadcast show Saturday evening at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, and with it the blasphemy that ends with the syllable “damn.” (Gawd AMM!)

Suge Knight Rushed to Hospital After ‘Not Guilty’ Plea in Hit & Run Death

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The rap mogul was rushed to the hospital after the 'not guilty' pleadings for an unspecified “medical emergency,” according to an L.A. County Sheriff’s spokesperson.

Rod McKuen, who wrote ‘Seasons in the Sun’ (Terry Jacks), Dead at 81

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Among McKuen’s commercial successes in the 1960s and '70s were his reworking of Jacques Brel’s song "Le Moribond" for the English-language version of “Seasons in the Sun,” later covered by Terry Jacks, and "Jean," the title song for the film "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie." Frank Sinatra recorded an album of McKuen songs in 1969 called “A Man Alone,” which included “Love’s Been Good to Me.”

TUESDAY in Broadcast History .. Feb. 3rd

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The third of WXYZ Detroit's kids radio melodramas 'Challenge of the Yukon' debuted... for a Michigan audience only. The comedy team of Abbott and Costello (pictured) joined the cast of CBS radio's 'Kate Smith Hour.' The mischievous chimpanzee J. Fred Muggs became a regular on NBC-TV's 'Today Show.' And Vancouver radio station C-ISL got the okay to move up the AM dial from 940 to 650 KHz and increase power to 10,000 watts. ALL the milestones for Feb. 3rd INSIDE.

Pam Coulter Headed To CBS White House Post

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CBS radio journalist Pam Coulter White House bound... Come Inside and Read More...

Small Solace for Seahawk Fans: Most Watched Super Bowl Ever

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Super Bowl XLIX surged to break multiple records on Sunday night, raking in 114.4 million viewers to become the most-watched telecast in U.S. history. That easily tops the previous record, set in 2014, of 112.2 million.