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What advice would you have for a tall and skinny man who wants to look good in a suit but doesn't have a lot of money and who also lives in North America's Worst Dressed City (Vancouver)?

I agree. It may not be possible for the BBC to be completely impartial but it is, as far as I can tell, the only news outlet that stands a chance. Its mandate is to be impartial and so it at least starts out in the right place. Lacking a similar mandate, every other news outlet has failed to be impartial.

That's exactly what I had, except it was from my cousin, not from your mom's hairdresser's kids. I too am dead against the themed kits. It's seems like to build something now it's just "put these three pieces together. Now you have a soccer stadium". If I wanted to build a soccer stadium, I had to build it out of two-ers and four-ers (that's what we called the blocks with 2 and 4 pegs because we we creative kids).

Do you think you'll keep going with Bullseye or cancel it to focus on your other shows? You have said that it loses money and I have to imagine at a certain point it isn't viable to keep it going? Or does it work as sort of a loss leader? The fact that you have an NPR show helps out the rest of the network?