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Leora What about lyrics? Often a big part about why I like a song has to do with the lyrics. Do you take this into account?
Joshua What response to Pandora seems to be saying is that we as a country are unhappy with the current state of music on the mainstream radio. Except of course for the music played on NPR, that's always awesome.
David Beigel I really love how Pandora introduces me to new music or music I have yet to hear based on what I told it I like. While not always exactly in tune with my preferance it does a phenominal job and a simple thumbs dow will redirect it back on track. Very cool!
On Point Radio HR2: We'll talk to the founder of Pandora, the online music service. Have you tried it? Has Pandora introduced you to new artists? (Tom is a big fan.)
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We'll talk with the founder of Pandora, the online music service that claims it knows what you'll want to hear.
On Point Radio HR1: Week in the news. Obama in Asia. Mammograms. Healthcare crunch. Sarah Palin. What's your top story?
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Obama in China. Healthcare crunch time in the Senate. And the mammogram controversy rages on. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
Magnus Westergren Your guests are rude and absurd, thank heavens Steve came on to speak some sense. The guests seem to have forgotten that it costs a lot of money to make news, "news blogs" do not make news, they regurgitate it, with what ever spin they want to throw on it.
Dan Robarts TOM - do not let Wolff on again, what a jerk!
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HR2: Poker and American history. Are you a poker player? What are your questions about the game and its history? http://www.onpointradio.org/2009/11/poke
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On Point Radio HR1: Rupert Murdoch vs. Google and the survival of the news business. Do you side with Murdoch? With Google?
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Rupert Murdoch wants to block the search giant from scooping free content from his newspapers. We'll look at the staredown.
On Point Radio HR2: Vladimir Nabakov's unfinished work - published against Nabakov's wishes. Are you a reader of Nabakov?
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Vladimir Nabokov’s last, unfinished work -- just published, against his dying wishes. We'll ask how it alters our view of Lolita's creator.
On Point Radio HR1: Controversy over a new report on mammograms. Will you wait an extra decade before getting your first mammogram? Did a mammogram save your life?
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Controversial new guidelines call for fewer mammograms for women. Is this good medicine? Is it the future of healthcare?
On Point Radio HR2: A marine's story of PTSD. Have you, or anyone you've know, suffered from PTSD. What more should the military do to protect marines and soldiers from PTSD?
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Marine Sergeant Jeremiah Workman fought in Fallujah. Won the Navy Cross – and a brutal case of PTSD. He’ll tell his story.
On Point Radio HR1: As I mentioned, we'll talk about Sarah Palin, her new book, her political ambitions and more. Do you think Sarah Palin has a political future?
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Sarah Palin back in the spotlight. We’ll look at the Palin odyssey, the Palin memoir, and Sarah Palin's political future.
On Point Radio We'll talk about Sarah Palin and her big book release tomorrow, hour 1...
