Talk radio—forum and companion

Harriet Tramer · Leo W. Jeffres

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Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media Media Studies and Communication Media and Digital Communication

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A survey of 181 callers to three talk radio shows found that 24 percent called to use the program as a forum and 27 percent called to chat. As predicted, those seeking companionship were more frequent callers.

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