Reply #27: I know what you mean. - But, consider Peter B Collins for one is local where I live --- [View All]

[LaPera]

And Peter B is absolutely terrific, great! However, he does get only limited local sponsorship.

And I see very little wrong with either Thom Hartmann or Mike Malloy, though very different....I also don't see the end to progressive radio any time soon, at least not before the general election.

Sure there will be some causalities, even AAR will have to change and they do have some backing now, as for Nova M, I hope, but who knows, though they too obviously have the drive....but even more moderates to left like Ed Schultz seems to point to a hunger for progressive radio and many of those same listeners will expand to more liberal fare such as Hartmann and Malloy.

Sirius Left, XM will carry what's out there....and the growing independent progressive voices will have to claw, unfortunately.

Curiously, how would you like to see progressive radio change, to what direction, personalities or formats in so much as it would increase listeners and inevitably more sponsors?