PBS (the obvious winner) vs. NPR

PBS doesn't have tiny desk

Which one is less woke?

They're about equally fake-woke

sesame street ftw

I was honestly thinking pretty even till I thought about all the kids stuff on pbs

Anyone ever listen to a tiny desk actually on the radio?

If Tiny Desk is the argument for NPR, that's a problem.

I am paying the $3.99/month for the PBS subscription on Amazon specifically to plow my way through every Burns doc.  I've seen all of Baseball and pieces of Country Music, Vietnam, Gettysburg, maybe a few others, but made it a resolution in 2021 to watch them all.

So I agree with this sentiment.

I donate $5 a month to PBS to get access to passport on their app. You get all the Ken Burns stuff plus everything else on PBS. And Amazon doesn't get a cut.

Vietnam was so so so so so good. Maybe the best doc I've ever seen.

It's a small thing but the song selection over the photographs at the end of every episode just slayed me every time.

It was bought out by HBO a couple of years back. PBS gets a delayed, edited version months later.

I've got two little ones so we watch a lot of PBS. I love PBS.

That said, as an adult I listen to NPR daily. Plus their ap allows you to avoid the pledge drives. You can't do that on PBS.

Do you really need other things?

And Nature. And Secrets of the Dead. That shit rocks.