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I have been a listener and contributor to three public radio stations for decades: WSHU,WNYC &WFUV and more recently WQXR , and I have never sent negative feedback I must express my disappointed in Ayesha Rascoe hosting Sunday Morning. I am a Dominican born New Yorker who has served in public office and have actually had white men remark after my presentation of a proclamation or some other type of speech , “ You speak so intelligently, I didn’t think you were Dominican”. Not everyone was as direct as the man who made that comment, but the point of view is clearly demonstrated in many forms. “Brown and Black women aren’t too smart and are in their positions because of “ anti white man” bigotry” is a cruel and hurtful perspective Ms Rascoe’s unpleasant voice, mispronunciation of words and names and cringe causing giggles at her inability to come up with answers during the puzzle is far beneath the standards I’ve come to expect on NPR. But more importantly( to me) is that there not be a presumption that the bar is set lower for women of color. Lourdes ( Lulu) Garcia Navarro made me feel very proud. I would suggest that all our hosts make all of us proud, particularly those who identify with them.

Hello Sir or Ma'am: My name is Will Harris, Station Manager, WVST 91.3 FM. I would like the name and number of the person who can provide guidance on how WVST can become a member of CPB. Thanks in advance!!! Willie Harris, III, M.Ed Assistant Professor Mass Communication Virginia State University

Retitle Brooks and Capehart to Capehart and Capehart and Capehart. He talks toooo much and the hosts let him go on and on. He isn’t even interesting. I know what he’s going to say in his rants. Brooks is much more interesting, thoughtful and I’m eager to know what he will say. Too bad the hosts don’t let him talk more.

Aaaarghhh another Sunday morning and I have to turn off the radio. Ayesha Roscoe's voice is like nails on a chalkboard please move her to a different slot.

Ms. Nawaz could not control her comments when talking with the gentleman at PBS. Never seen such a PBS comment.

Please, please remove her from the nightly broadcast. I am hanging in there, but I am close to no longer watching. She reads her cue cards like a freshman in High School. And the constant earnest sadness in her eyes is so glaringly inappropriate! Judy Woodruff was the best. Note: All the other present-day announcers are fantastic! Please, please move her off the top slot, otherwise you risk losing more and more watchers. A*****y S******l

Hi, I'd like to bring to your attention a possible problem with MN Public Radio (MPR). I've been a sustaining member for years. But 2 days ago I stopped my support. They broadcast an interview with a local Palestinian spreading lies. I feel they should give voice to everybody, but in this case the interviewer did not challenge him at all when obvious misinformation was spread. I believe they neglected their duty as journalists. I emailed them mentioning this and they happily discontinued my membership without addressing the issue at all. I feel they should be called on this. We can't tolerate terrorist support in our community. Furthermore, we can't be funding such things. Thank you J***b M****n

I like Ayesha a lot but please ask her to not raise her voice to such a high scratchy pitch. I find it highly annoying!

Ayesha Roeasco her voice is so irritating. I am considering to not renew my support for the station. I’m sure she is an excellent reporter… but her voice is annoying.