Are there any honest, non-biased, politically based radio talk shows out there?
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No ...you have to have a toughs to talk and you normally talk about what you believe....so is completely impossible to have a talk show  without speaking your mind...and that mind will go to one side inevitable!!....it does not Mather how much people or shows claim to be  "fair and balance' always is going to be a well conceal agenda behind!! Cynicism?...NOT.. Human condition!..no one is perfectly fair because this is a very subjective condition to what you believe!!! "politically based" is a forum for discussion.. political believes are one for each person!!You are asking to have a glass of  dry water!!!
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I think the problem with ALL talk radio is that the hosts often have quite a bit of speculation and a mass of opinion but often their talk is totally baseless. I've listened to michael savage before, for example, and the man never quotes a single fact. All of his banter is based on his own previous opinions which seem to be based on sterotypes or typical republican bias. \n\nFor example "Hillary Clinton is the devil" no explination of WHY he feels that way, just that he does. I think that it is just mindless rallying for party lines. People just hear him and go "this is a charasmatic guy who hates Hillary Clinton, I guess I hate her too. It doesn't inspire people to THINK.\n\nAlso it is funny how savage specifically is always talking about how his listeners are smarter than average, how they think about issues, but he never gives them things to think about, just spits out the same sterotypically biased conclusions without giving any kind of concrete facts.
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Glenn Beck is COOL on the radio, but I am not too sure about his TV show just yet. I saw him interview Thomas Hayden Church, and he kept intruppting him. \nI have yet to see his live shows that tour, I hear that those are pretty good!
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I am sure there are, but why would you want to do that?  Do you really think that you will get honesty in these websites?  If you do, I got a nice shiny new bridge to sell ya, foe cheap!  There are only 2 main parties in America, Dem's and Repubs.  Dems are socialists, Repubs are supposed to be conservatives, but many of them aren't.  Both are corrupt.  Both are full of liars.  Both are full of politicians (not leaders).  What most informed citizens end up doing is choosing the lesser of 2 evils, unfortunately.  May I suggest you start by studying the political history.  Then learn as much as you can independently about the parties and their politicians.  Be sure and note how often they contradict themselves, thinking nobody will notice.  There is no easy way or simple website adequate enough when it comes to choosing such a thing.  Don't try to oversimplify the process.  Do your homework, as tedious (and boring) as it may be.
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NPR (national public radio) has free podcasts, they're pretty good.
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yes, on launchcast (yahoo music). \n\nalso, many radio stations have a webcast in addition to their regular over-the-air broadcasts.  you can tune them in from any computer.\n\nhere are some to start...\nhttp://www.ohiobiz.com/Ohioradiofeeds.htm#NE
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Politics, sports, religion provide ample of ways to start a conversation. You could always begin a conversation with something you heard in the news. Try and get to know how the other person feels on some issue - their opinion on some recent happenings etc. A good conversationalist need not necessarily be a good speaker, but has to be a good listener. Get the other person to speak about his/her views and he/she will be more than happy to chat with you!
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Debate Politics.com \nhttp://www.debatepolitics.com/\n\n4forums.com\nhttp://4forums.com/political/index.php\n\nThe Data Lounge\nhttp://www.datalounge.com/cgi-bin/iowa/english/dish/index.html\n(although this one is mostly just a gossip forum)\n\n\n\nThese are the best ones online that I've found.
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I only use podcasting for radio and comedy shows I am into. If you are in the NYC area, you would know the hit station z100. They have comedy "phonetaps" that I am into. I recommend podcasts not only for entertainment, but politics and other education can be found.
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It is unnecessary to watch Faux News or listen to right wing hate talk radio.\n\nAll one has to do is read the messages posted on the Internet or listen to what their viewers or listeners say, and you will know what they said.\n\nFaux News viewers do not allow their brains to filter the information, they just pass it on as best as they remember it.
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http://americansbulletin.blogspot.com/\n\nhttp://truthradio.com/Truth.php\n\nhttp://georgegordon.com/default.htm\n\nwww.members.cox.net/b2fnow
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Got any source that's not so obviously biased?
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Conservative and liberal. Fox news and CNN respectively.\n\nI'm not to sure if that is what you are looking for.
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Thanks for the heads up. I have seen some of the other programs you have mentioned.  \n    Yeah Fox is certainly biased, but I think Fox is pretty open about that.  They do give time to liberals yes, but I think they look for the most limp personalities they can find.  Don't forget, they gave Michael Moore a show, lol.
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None of the shows you listed are actual news sources. A real news source has objective reporting (which isn't all that easy to find, but it does exist.)
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There is an old addage that says something about truth and humor. Whaaattt???? Not my exclusive source but I like his interpretations and observations.\n\nHe is far from radical and has a very realistic view. I've seen CNN and even Fox news air clips from his show. Stuff they won't directly say. Thier getting thier news and commentary from him. Sometimes.
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Try either the Maury Show or going on Springer.