BabaSeptember 18, 2009 13:55 EST

Great article, but a frustrating read, due to the lack of proper punctuation in a lot of spots. Please close your quotations!

If this article is following some sort of nouveau grammatical style, of which I'm not aware, I remain frustrated; however, I apologize.

Glen SoulisSeptember 21, 2009 17:18 EST

I've found Rich to be a generally unaffected and sincerely enthusiastic radio host, but was somewhat dismayed that he was unfamiliar with the phrase,'cutting one's teeth'. Even more disturbing was his reporting of Levon Helm's age as 79. (He's ten years younger than that!) He did acknowledge his error, but it took more than a week for someone to point out the inaccuracy.
Much more troubling is extremely limited play-list. One tune is chosen from an artist's repertoire and played to death. This kind of mindless, repetitive programming is available elsewhere on the dial. Who are they trying to appeal to - cretins?

AnonymousAugust 09, 2010 16:01 EST

I could care less that Terfry played baseball and music. He has nothing interesting to say, ditto for Bob M in the morning slot. They may be nice guys but they should not be speaking on the radio. It is so annoying when Terfry says throughout his show \"Thanks SO much for being here. His entire manner of speaking sounds so unnatural, unlike someone like Tom Allen.

AnonymousSeptember 13, 2010 15:27 EST

2007 (when changes began) to present:
40 percent drop in audience across the country.
never let the cbc tell you the numbers.

do a little research:
http://cbcradiotwoandme.blogspot.com/2010/08/cbc-radio-two-market-share-spring-2010.html

CherieMay 21, 2012 21:35 EST

I love Rich Terfry, he has a great voice and I love the music he play and the info he gives about both the music and the artist.