Someone's hair-brained idea: to have a guest come in and guest host. It's terribly sad.
As a listener,
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I'm not sure why those who have paid good money to attend a concert by a professional would want to listen to a non-singer in a duet.
When did the journalists become the story?
It's no wonder people my age, in rural S.E. Ontario, have turned off CBC in lieu of local radio.
And why the Rip and Read at 5:40 a.m., as well as the rebroadcasts? With a host complaining about getting up early, why doesn't CBO simply start their real broadcasts at 6 a.m.?
They are darn lucky to have a job!
1 comment:
"Entertainment" in the sunk to the lowest common denominator some time ago. It is sad to learn that Canada is on that track as well.
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