PRX Push Poll

PRX Push Poll

Hi friend of PRX,

1. Are you likely to download clean PRX audio you don't have to touch or do you prefer a sticky CD that the guy in ops with the funny hair handed you during lunch?

2. When it comes to choosing radio programs would you prefer a) curated suggestions from people you trust or b) a slick brochure with smiling people?

3. Would you say it's better to grab programs from the web in three mouse clicks or by using shiny complex systems that sometimes put the wrong show on the air?

4. Is it assuring to know you can use PRX almost anywhere to get shows you need for your station or would you prefer to be sitting at your desk on holidays doing that?

You can go back to eating dinner now,
-John

Science! Sound! Originality!
Radio Lab
Jad Abumrad / WNYC, 19 hour-long shows
New! New new new! Check out Deception, Laughter, and the updated (not to mention live) examination of War of the Worlds.

Coming soon: episodes on pop music, and biotechnology.

Also check out Jad's interview with PRX.

XOXO
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