NPR and PBS enrich lives, need federal support
In our rural state, Public Broadcasting is extremely popular – and important. Many of us make long drives and do our work to National Public Radio programming: music, talk shows, history and science shows, a variety of podcasts, local programming, local weather, balanced and informative news – whether state, local or national. Many adults and children enjoy the excellent children’s programming.
NPR and PBS connect us to the world. Our lives are richer and more interesting because of these organizations. A bonus is that they create local jobs.
Many of us donate to fundraising drives, but we just don’t have enough money to support the entire venture. We must have public funding.
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