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Letters to the Editor
Editor,
The new trend among the thinking minority in America is local produce. People are opting for small farmer’s markets, often in suburban parking lots, where the produce is fresh picked and organic. The benefits include the direct relations with your food supplier, whom you trust not to be poisoning his crops or picking too early to allow for transport and shelf life in mega-stores.
As a talk radio host for two decades, back in the day, I suggest that the same criteria apply to vegetables and on-air personalities, with the emphasis on local and unadulterated product. To be truthful, few of us really care what some redneck ditto-head in Alabama thinks of global warming or our latest war in Afghanistan. Chances are he knows nothing about the subject and is mainly calling in to be on the air and praise the host’s patriotic dedication to whatever talking points are on that day’s menu.
I am, however, interested in my neighbor’s views on the world at large, even if I disagree with them. At least I can choose to argue the point by making a phone rebuttal to the station, where only local callers wait their turn to debate the point, or change the subject if that is their choice. In the highly produced national syndication shows, only callers on the chosen topic are allowed, and nearly always those who slavishly agree with the host’s views get aired. Local hosts must answer to their community while the network propagandists retreat behind their security gates without contact with t he listeners they offend daily.
Perhaps the greatest failing of national talk is its near universal reach into the lives of folk from coast to coast. In the early 70s AM radio was a dying for-mat, what with FM stereo dominating the music market in broadcasting. Money losing AM stations could be bought, or their licenses “leased,” on the cheap, and the political operatives of the right wing recognized the potential of multi market simulcasting, both as a cost saving per station and a tool for political power grabbing. With Rush Limbaugh spouting flaming fascism, first from Sacramento and later from his home studios in Florida, the big bucks neo-conservative political actors began recruiting imitators of equal venom, filling the broadcast day with no cost programming to the profit of station management. These days syndicators control thousands of stations, often to the exclusion of any but the orthodoxy of the programmers.
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