Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but did you hear her interview NPR’s CEO yesterday and rake him over the coals for not having acted promptly to remove a serial harasser? She KILLED it.
Mary Louise is my hero.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but did you hear her interview NPR’s CEO yesterday and rake him over the coals for not having acted promptly to remove a serial harasser? She KILLED it.
Mary Louise is my hero.
Anonymous wrote:Wow. I've listened to NPR my entire life (WNYC when I was a kid, and WAMU for the last 10 years) and I really haven't ever developed such strong opinions about the hosts as all of you. I think all of them present their reporting in professional, objective ways.
My only pet peeve is how Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson says her name. She always reallllly drags out Sarhaddi Nelson, and I don't understand it. She says it like "Soraya Sarhaddi Nnnnnellllson." It's weird.
Anonymous wrote:I LOVE Eleanor Beardsley's voice/accent. Neda Ulaby is the one who drives me nice. (And Zoe Chace, but is she gone?)
Anonymous wrote:Mary Louise Kelly's sneering, condescending on-air presence suffocate my appetite for the day. Cease and desist...please!!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't listen to Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, only because of how she says her name. Soraya SarhaddiNel-sssssoooooonnnnn. So pretentious.
I agree, the sing-songy of it is so annoying.
I do love, love Oefebia Quist-Arcton (or however that's spelled, I think I'm close!). I just adore her accent.
I'm PP. Oh my goodness, I do love her voice and accent so much. I admit I had to Google her because I didn't recognize the name, but I do recognize the voice.I'm also a fan of Eleanor Beardsley, the French correspondent. (I might also be just a little bit jealous of her job.)
Don't forget Sylvia Poggioli!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't listen to Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, only because of how she says her name. Soraya SarhaddiNel-sssssoooooonnnnn. So pretentious.
I agree, the sing-songy of it is so annoying.
I do love, love Oefebia Quist-Arcton (or however that's spelled, I think I'm close!). I just adore her accent.
I'm PP. Oh my goodness, I do love her voice and accent so much. I admit I had to Google her because I didn't recognize the name, but I do recognize the voice.I'm also a fan of Eleanor Beardsley, the French correspondent. (I might also be just a little bit jealous of her job.)
Anonymous wrote:
Wow, some posters are really very critical about the things that don't matter, like voice timbre.
About the things that DO matter, like intelligent coverage, NPR is the best thing out there by long shot, but it doesn't mean it's excellent, unfortunately. They're a bit wishy-washy and could be more rigorous.
The rest of the news world is just SO INCREDIBLY BAD.