Political shows appeal only to those who share the underlying philosophy. I have long felt tht AAR should have a major program dedicated (in large part) to the entertainment industry. Lots of big names would show up. Non-political listeners in the red states would feel compelled to listen in. And along the way, they might gain exposure to viewpoints they might never otherwise have heard.
About the commercials: I understand the need for them. The number of commercials does not bother me. What bothers me is that they've been running the SAME commercials (on the internet feed) for roughly a year. I know most of them by heart. I stopped listening to AAR because I just can't take those things any more. When the sponsors record new ads, I might listen in again.
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