Review of WSJ What’s News - Why is WSJ trying to look and sound

Why is WSJ trying to look and sound like NPR?

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“I listened to this podcast for years as the last big, mostly unbiased news report. The podcast has gradually started sliding more and more to the Left. This is following the pattern of what the BBC podcast has done. WSJ now has a mellow purple icon. There are increasing reports that sounds like climate disaster cult reporting. This replaces the more rational, “let’s all pay attention to the planet and the environment”, actual science-based reporting WSJ used to have. Even the new music and the overall vibe are starting to sound and feel like NPR. I am not sure what is driving this swing to the left? However, I am beyond tired of the left leaning, cancel culture media. I would love it if WSJ tacked to the middle with a pro-business and economy focus as it traditionally has done. I think I am not alone. Most who listen to you are closer to my view on this than NPR/NY Times lovers. Beware WSJ. Don’t make the same mistake Disney and Bud Light have made. Know thy customer!!!! I doubt you will print this. I am not trying to tear you down. I just want to voice my view and encourage you strongly to stay in your lane.”

Cragman8 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/10/24

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On my daily play list

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“I listen every morning when I wake up. Great news to start the day. ”

Dallas via · 10/13/13

Umm, this, umm, podcast, umm, is hard, umm, to listen, umm, to

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“Do they not edit the interviews. Every guest makes so many umm's and ah's you can't actually make out the report.”Read full review »

Zasco99 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/13/16

Great listen during commute