So tell us, when the resources won’t even get back to you, and your job security depends on clean credit reports…what the hell are we supposed to be doing

You’d see there is no room for savings, no room in the budget to make investments
Most people don’t want to make their side hobbies a hustle, it takes the joy out of it. And I did finally file for unemployment and it’s taking ages for it to get approved

Get a side hustle, you should have money in savings
1) most side hustles require a lot of work before they ever start to make money
2) a lot of us are car less, bc transit works for getting us to our JOB
3) if you saw the average bills for a single person and compared it to a 5/6 salary…

Do you guys know how delayed?

Looks like tiger eye teal to me!! Also did your store receive the shipment of Sunrise on the Reaping?

That should be respected. If they were all constantly spreading misinformation it would be one thing. But many of them cite their sources with the same journalistic integrity as your station.

I agree that Public radio is very important. Insulting independent journalists and putting yourself above them to get our donations is not. The comments towards the journalists who use social media to inform were unnecessary and distasteful. You guys are better than that. They provide competition.

because many of the most trusted ones are people with the same journalistic integrity as the people I’ve loved hearing on your platform. There is no need to insult other journalists to get funding, and if you do, that’s something to look at.

@npr.org @wamu.org Many of these journalists share where they get their information from, they’re not simply spewing random unverified information. When they’re wrong, they correct them selves and apologize,

@npr.org @wamu.org with their audiences. You called them influencers like it was an insult. You placed your platform above theirs with an air of superiority. It was distasteful. Get over it, online content creation is a job now.

@npr.org @wamu.org because budgets for Americans are very tight. But I never thought that I’d see the day when a journalist on NPR dragged another journalism style to try to get people’s money. Insulting independent journalists who happen to use social media to interact with the world and share news