It would be in the best interest of NPR to fire Terry Gross and replace her with Richard Belzer. Below is the proof.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
NPR needs to replace that Windbag Terry Gross with Richard Belzer immediately
It would be in the best interest of NPR to fire Terry Gross and replace her with Richard Belzer. Below is the proof.
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I concur. Terry Gross is not rounded enough to interview the stellar people that the producers put in front of her. All too often she does not understand the contributions, importance, nor the cultural and historical value of the people she interviews. There is an egregious lack of knowledge of the subjects and people she deals with. She spends most of her interview time kissing her guests asses. She either doesn't read or understand the Cliff Notes that she is surely given by her staff. I could do her job better while I am drunk.
ReplyDeleteI have to stop listening to NPR in the SF Bay area because she is constantly on the air. Her interviewing style is maddening. She asks dumb questions as if they are profound ones. Her repeat shows should be called "Stale Air".
ReplyDeleteOmg, THANK YOU! Someone needs to tell her to shut UP and let the person shes interviewing talk a little bit. I'm waiting for someone to ask her if she really needs them there for the interview, she WON'T STOP RAMBLING. SHEESH!
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