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Sixty-Seconds — Really?
By admin | January 1, 1970
Recently, we had a couple of Program Directors — the gate keepers of the public radio airwaves — listen to some episodes of Philosophy Talk and tell us what they liked and didn’t like. We won’t bore you with the details, but just to give you a feel for what we’re up against with these folks, we thought we’d share a few comments they made about Ian Shoales, the sixty-second philosopher.
One PD says the following:
If he was the 60 Second Philosopher, his segment was 2:20. That in and of itself is a problem.
Another says:
− The 60- Second Philosopher lasted 2.5 minutes … they lied to me. I thought, ‘They said all of that in 60 seconds?’
Still another says:
• 60 – second – A good element, because it introduces another voice, another point of view. … I […]
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