Apparently, when something focuses on women - it's empowering. But when seomthing focuses on men - it's sexism.

Obviously...

Possibly, but its a static view - Radio 4 can be VERY left wing and critial at times.

Maybe WE need to think of drafting a letter to BBC R4, signed by as many of us as possible, with a list of programme/topic ideas.

Or how about a program on anti-misandry or misandry. Laurie Taylor - a professor of sociology has his own programme I think he would be interested in misandry

The thing about Women's Hour is that only women interested in women's bullshit are going to listen to the show, in other words, not many at all. It's the typical British PC nonsense that feeds women's desire to be told they're special, "Here you go, here's a wee hour all to yourselves, where you can bore everyone shitless about how hard it is being a woman. Aren't you just special?". Most women are listening to their preferred choice of music, not boring feminist indoctrination.

I made comparisons about A Voice For Men Radio, where the name will only attract those interested in the first place, in other words, not many.

When you're sweating your balls off at work, travelling, jogging/walking, or other times when listening is a good entertainment option, you're going to go for music most of the time, right?

Women's Hour is a joke, and I would honestly have a very difficult time gathering up 5 listeners from all the women I could meet in a week, maybe it's just where I'm from, I don't know.

It might be a joke. Lots of things in life may be a joke, but that does not mean they are not dangerous. If you were sitting in Kenya in say 1939 looking at Hitler, he would look like a joke...

Woman's Hour does not have to be listened to by many people. Only key "decsion makers" can listen to it for their "cultural and ideological cues" and that way the feminists develop core arguements against us - it is the power of the idea ideas in Woman's Hour that holds its power - not how many listen to it.

After all, you may not listen to the Bank on England's monthly report but is still affects you

How many here contribute to Dads on the Air, the longest-running (every Tuesday) radio programme for men?

How many listen to it or give comments to it?

I can put my hand up. So can Paul Elam (Lester Burnham of this parish).

Its avaliable on the Internet Percy?

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Apparently, when something focuses on women - it's empowering. But when seomthing focuses on men - it's sexism.

Obviously...

And I struggle to comprehend what it is that women need empowering FROM............you would think they were all being held hostage at gunpoint, the way the term "empowering" is bandied about.

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Its avaliable on the Internet Percy?

Its broadcast on the net and an MP3 is put on the website.

Dads on the Air - Home

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