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re: Update: North Carolina Radio Station Won’t Ban Met Opera Broadcasts After All
Posted by: davei2000 02:41 pm EDT 10/06/23
In reply to: re: Update: North Carolina Radio Station Won’t Ban Met Opera Broadcasts After All - singleticket 12:50 pm EDT 10/06/23

The letter she sent (linked in the Times article) makes it clear that she's expressing a personal attitude. The interview she gave to NPR is also instructive in that regard. To her the station is meant to be "relaxing" and "a refuge." (The updated article contains the original interview.) Now she's not the one facing the press.
Link NPR interview
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re: Update: North Carolina Radio Station Won’t Ban Met Opera Broadcasts After All
Posted by: singleticket 05:23 pm EDT 10/06/23
In reply to: re: Update: North Carolina Radio Station Won’t Ban Met Opera Broadcasts After All - davei2000 02:41 pm EDT 10/06/23

Yes, oh my goodness:

In the NPR interview, Proctor called WCPE's programming "a safe refuge from the horrors of life." Repeatedly, Proctor also appealed to the sensibilities of any children who might tune into her station or come across it online and said that her personal values were integral to her decision-making. Breaking into tears on the phone, Proctor said: "I have a moral decision to make here. What if one child hears this? When I stand before Jesus Christ on Judgement Day, what am I going to say?"

I suppose we all have different ideas of the horrors of life!
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re: Update: North Carolina Radio Station Won’t Ban Met Opera Broadcasts After All
Posted by: MockingbirdGirl 06:52 pm EDT 10/06/23
In reply to: re: Update: North Carolina Radio Station Won’t Ban Met Opera Broadcasts After All - singleticket 05:23 pm EDT 10/06/23

Kids have the entire Internet at their fingertips... but sure, stumbling across an opera on the radio is cause for concern. Smh.
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