However, when a version of the show was broadcast on the US public radio programme This American Life, the China correspondent for another public radio show queried details.
Can you imagine?" As likely to send up Obama in the form of a "middle-aged rap" as imagine Nixon in heaven on Le Show (his weekly public radio programme, which last year celebrated its 30th anniversary), Shearer is an equal-opportunities satirist, insisting that Nixon's the One is a "non-political" proposition.
A casual listen to a public radio programme in Mississippi even had a state legislator suggesting that corporate and celebrity pushback and boycotts were a clear example of people "from up there" unfairly telling the people "down here" what to do and how to live their lives.
It began with an innocent question by Kai Ryssdal, host of the public-radio programme "Marketplace", who asked, "GIF: soft 'g' or hard?" Farhad Manjoo, a columnist at Slate, replied authoritatively, "Soft".
In Moldova, a 90-minute programme on public TV and a two-hour programme on public radio will be broadcast, both programmes were created and produced entirely by teams of young journalists.
(5c) Paragraphs 1 to 5 shall apply to service providers who transmit to the public television and radio programmes of broadcasting organisations received through direct injection.
There are evening classes, publications, courses, radio programmes and films.
Mary Fofana, 11, clearly enjoys her involvement in Voice of Children, a public-service radio programme created by children, for children.
"Unfortunately," Robert continues, "we were put on the air to replace the most popular show on public radio, an interview programme from Philadelphia.
While he is supposed to enjoy taking it straight to the public, by late autumn Brown's habit of cold-calling voters before breakfast had been curtailed and most recently, a public radio phone-in programme hosted by Gabby Logan fell short of the prime minister's hopes when it was more Gabby and less phone-in.
