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Bill: When I was driving to work this morning I was listening to another radio station as we broadcasters sometimes do. What I heard shocked and saddened me. I heard another broadcaster who will go unnamed use the word penis on the air. At nine in the morning not once but twice he said that word twice. Now as a broadcaster freedom of speech is my bread and butter, but I'm also a big fan of a little thing called decency the meat in the broadcasting sandwich. I am personally outraged by the shock tactics our competitors are using in pursuit of the all mighty ratings. Freedom of speech is one thing, the word penis is another.
Bill: Yesterday I tried to call attention to a rival broadcasters use of an obscene word on the air waves. I have been subsequently been informed that the key issue is context. That certain broadcaster Dr. Art Uline was using the word in a medical discussion about prostate conditions. I guess that's supposed to make it a-okay. I implore the owners of that station to start levying fines against their on air personalities who use, no matter what the context, a word like penis. But maybe I'm just old fashioned. I'm Bill McNeal and that's the McNeal perspective.
Bill: Yesterday I tried to call attention to a rival broadcasters use of an obscene word on the air waves. I have been subsequently been informed that the key issue is context. That certain broadcaster Dr. Art Uline was using the word in a medical discussion about prostate conditions. I guess that's supposed to make it a-okay. I implore the owners of that station to start levying fines against their on air personalities who use, no matter what the context, a word like penis. But maybe I'm just old fashioned. I'm Bill McNeal and that's the McNeal perspective.
