This act on an Australian TV talent show seems to have offended a lot of people – including an American celebrity on the judging panel.
Continue reading ‘On air: Should we have more of a sense of humour about race?’
This act on an Australian TV talent show seems to have offended a lot of people – including an American celebrity on the judging panel.
Continue reading ‘On air: Should we have more of a sense of humour about race?’
Drugs company giant, Pfizer, has agreed to pay a record 2.3 billion dollars in a settlement about improperly marketing its drugs in the US and giving doctors perks to encourage them to write prescriptions.
Continue reading ‘Is the West too reliant on drugs companies?’
The death of two people last week has got you talking – and some of you making comparisons between the two.
Neda Agha-Soltan was shot dead in the street in Tehran, and Michael Jackson died after a cardiac arrest at the age of 50.
When the Iranian protests began, we spent 7 of the next 8 days discussing the issue on-air, and here on the blog.
When Michael Jackson died, it was a huge story (i realise that’s a massive understatement ) but for some of you it wasn’t worth spending any time on.
Continue reading ‘Michael, Neda, and us.’
Hi I’m Janet in Oregon (I listen on OPB) and I want to talk about fame. Do you want it and how would you react if you got it? And have you ever given someone famous your attention – asked for an autograph or taken a photo? Did you think about how they feel when you did it?
Continue reading ‘Would you like to be famous?’