QuickTake Northwest

Posted by April Baer at September 21, 2005 09:26 AM

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"Want a side of news with that?" If OPB were a drive-thru, that's what we'd be asking. This podcast was designed to be taken along in you iPod, or desktop MP3 player, to keep you posted on the top stories of the morning from the OPB newsroom.

In today's QuickTake:
-Govs of OR, WA ask for fuel price investigation
-FBI and builders offer reward for ELF members
-Smith says yes to Roberts nomination

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Featured music for today:
Track: Black Mountain Rag
Artist: Chet Atkins
CD: 1947-1981- The RCA Years
Label: RCA 07863 61095-2

Click here to find this morning's interview with Baxter Black or here to get more information about his writing.

Comments

Posted by: Robert Hein at September 27, 2005 07:56 PM

Hello OPOB
I enjoy listening to OPB, except for one thing. The stammering delivery of the presentrs has gotton much worse over the years so that I now find myself counting how many times a presenter or interviewer stammers on the first wored of the sentences Terry Gross now holds the record for repeating the word "I" eight times before following with the seond word. All of the presenters and interviewers on opb have this ctammering characteristic so that I wonder if there is a special coursefor Stammering that must be attended before working on radio.
If ther is suchh a course, Juan Williams must have missed it since his reporting and interviewing contains no traces of stammering
A stammering radio announcer loses credibility since it obvious that the presenter doexn't know what the next word id going to be. It plainly shows indecision and a lack of direction.
Best regards,
Robert Hein

Posted by: Robert Hein at September 27, 2005 07:55 PM

Hello OPOB
I enjoy listening to OPB, except for one thing. The stammering delivery of the presentrs has gotton much worse over the years so that I now find myself counting how many times a presenter or interviewer stammers on the first wored of the sentences Terry Gross now holds the record for repeating the word "I" eight times before following with the seond word. All of the presenters and interviewers on opb have this ctammering characteristic so that I wonder if there is a special coursefor Stammering that must be attended before working on radio.
If ther is suchh a course, Juan Williams must have missed it since his reporting and interviewing contains no traces of stammering
A stammering radio announcer loses credibility since it obvious that the presenter doexn't know what the next word id going to be. It plainly shows indecision and a lack of direction.
Best regards,
Robert Hein

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