Call and Response Special Edition Figuring Out What Works
“It's interesting because in the old days, before radio, Newspapers were the
only way people got their news, and to do that, they had to go out and get it in
the morning or get it delivered. So, whatever happened from one morning to
the next morning, twenty-four hours, was nobody knew, right? Then came
radio, and I was reading about how much it changed life. It completely
changed the world, radio, because now you could go like this and hear what
was happening as it's happening, reported every hour and this and that. Now,
it's like we've got a chip in our brain, and we're getting twenty-four seven,
three sixty-five, you know?
I don't know if that's useful in any way whatsoever, but each one of us has to
figure out what works for us, you know? But don't-- I wouldn't beat yourself
up for not reading the news. There's other things you can beat yourself up
for, I'm sure. Much more juicy and much more real and much more, you
know, hurtful.” – Krishna Das