如何收看美國的談話性節目?

[Kooper]

這次去芝加哥出差, 發現當地電視有很多談話性節目, 主要分兩類:一類是talk show, 通常是host與來賓的聊天, 比較搞笑. 第二類是有主題的,幾個來賓與host間
的討論, 例如Dr. Phil就是個不錯的心理諮商節目, 也有一些討論政治等議題的節目....覺得看這些節目可以學到討論 辯論問題的表達方式, 而且因為全部都是對
話, 很節省時間, 比看TV news, TV series, movie都更符合我的需要
(看TV news沒辦法學到會話) (看friends之類的TV series是比較口語 搞笑的對話) (看movie有時對白很少,但花的時間很長)

不知道有沒有方法可以免費或以低廉的價格獲得這類談話節目的video或audio??

[Kate]

可以考慮online radio.
因為沒有影像,
所以單憑藉聽力,
對於聲音的敏感度會提高.

我覺得WS radio還不錯,給你參考.
http://www.wsradio.com/
左側可以點選不同類型的談話節目.

用Google找ㄧ下talk show radio, 還不少..

[technobabel]

This might be of interest to you.

http://www.booktv.org/

For example:
http://www.booktv.org/program.aspx?Prog ... yMedia=Yes

[lucy lin]

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[technobabel]

I found Rush Limbaugh on AM radio during my college years pretty much by accident. His voices sounds good on radio, but his ideology isn't universally popular at all to say the least. Callers of his radio show always call out "ditto" as a form of encouragement or approval. Everyday for 8 years, he starts his show by saying that America is being held hostage by Bill Clinton. The Blue Camp's attack on President Chen S.B. pales in comparison to his relentless attack on Bill Clinton.

Cultural elites such as Mr, Rush Limbaugh love to invent new jargon partially for their own amusement and partially to denigrate their opponents. Here are a more complete list of jargon related to his show, some are quite interesting.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jargon_of_ ... baugh_Show

[Kooper]

This might be of interest to you.

http://www.booktv.org/

For example:
http://www.booktv.org/program.aspx?Prog ... yMedia=Yes

Kate and Wayne,

Thanks for sharing. I found both of them are very informative and suitable to me.

[technobabel]

It is important to keep a conversation going like the eternal flame. Don't you just hate it when a conversation dies prematurely?