"discussion shows" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to when people have a discussion about something in a public setting, such as a television show, radio broadcast, or panel discussion. For example: "The discussion show on the radio highlighted several topics that were relevant to the community."
But that discussion shows no signs of coming from government.
Moreover, we have growing evidence that political debate and discussion shows inspire audiences to participate in their own communities.
Here, comedians write newspaper columns, they host political discussion shows and campaign for reform of the voting system.
She broke into TV as a film reviewer but expanded into all kinds of arts and discussion shows.
While most intelligent discussion shows about film come with a heavy dose of pomposity, this one is modest and surprisingly lively.
Mitchell must have felt the same as the Police Federation, rival politicians, screaming audiences on discussion shows and a hostile media battered him out of office.
He has been a guest on TV and radio, from rolling news and the Today Programme to discussion shows on Radio 5 Live and LBC.
Over the next several years Maddow also made frequent guest appearances on other cable news and discussion shows as a representative of the political left.
But others had an impressive understanding of their candidates' tax policies and other positions, and the meetings at Missouri Valley High were far more civil than most political discussion shows on television.
The anticipated selection of David Gregory to be the new moderator of NBC's "Meet the Press" may not be the only significant change in the lineup of Sunday morning political discussion shows.
The nation, or at least its gruesome reflection on TV discussion shows (a self-selecting bunch, you have to admit), is "shocked anew" at this latest cash cow from the royal in-laws.
