Re: [OT} Why is Japanese radio so unbelievably bad?

"muchan" <muchan@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:OiKug.4297$oj5.1496975@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

作家の片岡義男が（ちょっとかっこつけて？）話す番組だったな？
違うな、Jet Stream を何十年続けていたDJの人の話をどこかで読んだような。

そのころはたしか村上春樹がしゃべる番組もあったような気がするけど...

（もう１５年ほど日本のFMは聞いていないから、今時どうなってるかはわかりません。）


（確かニッポン放送の）深夜放送の中島みゆきは面白かった。
兄が聞いているラジオを横で一緒にきいてました。二重人格みたいな人ですね。

When I read muchan's post in Japanese I feel I get a truer picture of his personality than when I read his posts in English.

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