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Community Growth Radio(CGR)/Northwest Audio Information Service has been serving Clark County/Vancouver Washington since 2013, CGR/NWAISRadio is mainly self-supported tho CGR Radio/NWAIS is NOT a non-profit, but local and community ads are heard on all streams and airtime is donated to small business and always free ads(60 seconds is free to all non-profits, and there are NO Paid Sponsors and all airtime ads are done for barter or trade out.
There are 2 online streams available 7/24/365(some public places and their computer firewalls may block it but they do work).
Stop lying. Stop insulting our intelligence. I may have been born yesterday, but I wasn’t born in the past 15 minutes. I’m an adult. I know when I’m being conned. Here’s what really happened at the Derek Chauvin Trial…
A Guilty Man was Railroaded.
The guilty man I’m referring to is Derek Chauvin. I’m no fan of that former police officer. He’s clearly a bad guy. A bully. At some point with his knee on George Floyd’s neck, he passed the line no cop should ever pass. Nobody should ever keep their knee on anyone’s neck and impede their breathing for 9 minutes and 29 seconds.
Back in 2014 I wrote a book titled, “The Murder of the Middle Class.” Don’t look now, but it’s happening.
Back then I was referring primarily to the murder of middle-class jobs and the American Dream. Today it’s literally murder. Democrats appear to want the middle class eliminated. They’re not just after our jobs, they’re playing “Russian Roulette” with our lives.
If you think I’m kidding, or being sarcastic, think again. I’m dead serious (excuse the pun). Biden, or more likely the real decision-makers behind a man that resembles a brain-dead puppet, really do appear to be carrying out “the murder of the middle class.”
Edison Research and
NPR identifies six types of radio listeners, bolsters broadcasters’ top-dog-of-audio status, and arms sales reps and public radio fundraisers with powerful ammo. For example, the study finds that the heaviest users of radio are the most open to its advertising messages. Two of the six segments of listeners, “Radio Heads” and “Connection Seekers,” the groups that spend the most time with radio, are the least likely to avoid ads or sponsorship messages on AM/FM radio. Consultant
Holland Cooke covered the webinar for
TALKERS magazine and he points to the free multimedia download and summarizes yesterday’s debut webinar in his coverage