Can a silent ‘humble Farmer’ stay the course in Maine?
A longtime volunteer host on Maine Public Radio has silenced himself after network execs disapproved of his politically flavored commentary, reports Village Soup. “The guidelines set me up so I have to fail,” the host says. “If I don’t say anything, they can’t get rid of me.”
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