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SickOfTheOnePct

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1. I hope so...

Reply to D. Spaulding (Original post)

Tue Jul 15, 2025, 06:39 PM

Jul 15

...but not too confident. I can see them possibly breaking out PBS funding from NPR, and continuing some funding of PBS while cutting out NPR completely.

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So, what's the consensus on PBS funding, [View all] D. Spaulding Jul 15 OP

I hope so... SickOfTheOnePct Jul 15 #1

Yes. efhmc Jul 15 #2

Man, I hope you're right. D. Spaulding Jul 15 #4

I suspect that PBS is going... S/V Loner Jul 15 #3

We've been discussing... SickOfTheOnePct Jul 15 #6

I do a very small monthly. In return, I get their streaming stuff for free. Scrivener7 Jul 15 #9

NPR lives not on direct funding but on fees for their programming. Igel Jul 16 #14

Yep SickOfTheOnePct Jul 16 #15

Supposedly, about 15% of PBS's funding is from feds. Hopefully, they'll replace most of that IF cuts go through. Silent Type Jul 15 #5

don't forget... PBS brought us Downton Abbey... WarGamer Jul 15 #7

I agree they should be fine, but I don't think there's D. Spaulding Jul 15 #11

But the gov't only paid 15% of the bill... WarGamer Jul 16 #12

While I hope it does misanthrope Jul 15 #8

Only if they fire Elmo SocialDemocrat61 Jul 15 #10

If it weren't for PBS Oeditpus Rex Jul 16 #13