In 2022, NPR received only 12% ($16,268,014) of its revenue from individual donations, and 39% ($135,292,987) of its revenue from corporate sponsors. Obviously, it is corporate radio, not public radio.
Anyone who listens to NPR frequently (as I do) will notice that they sell and carry advertising which is different in one important way from that carried by commercial broadcasters.
How much are they paying you, Vonu, for all this propaganda? Probly enough that you could afford some psilocybin mushrooms—they might help you out. Open up that pea brain you’re working so hard to justify still having.
In 2022, NPR received only 12% ($16,268,014) of its revenue from individual donations, and 39% ($135,292,987) of its revenue from corporate sponsors. Obviously, it is corporate radio, not public radio.
Anyone who listens to NPR frequently (as I do) will notice that they sell and carry advertising which is different in one important way from that carried by commercial broadcasters.
What’s that Rickie Nelson song, “O, o poor little fool, I was fool o ya.”
Did you forget to take your meds this morning?
Nope. Took em’ all. They’re mushrooms so I rarely forget. Great healers mushrooms.
Also, I would bet the individual donors are not average joes
Define "average joes," since that could be confused with the one in the White House by the really confused and/or ignorant.
You would know more about it if you listened to a pledge drive by a NPR affiliate.
I have in the past and it’s impossible to listen to for more than a few minutes before my brain begins to swell up. Id prefer donor data to see
All of the affiliate stations retain such data in compliance with FCC regulations.
Ask to see their public file.
Listening to NPR, assuming one has a working BS filter, fine tunes it.
How much are they paying you, Vonu, for all this propaganda? Probly enough that you could afford some psilocybin mushrooms—they might help you out. Open up that pea brain you’re working so hard to justify still having.
I am going to ignore your future ad hominem attacks.
I get $1182 every month from Social Security and it isn't in payment for anything you might imagine.