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A day of silence

June 26, 2009 | Mike Janssen | Comments 0

I had a post ready to roll today.

But at the end of a week made so bizarre and spectacular by not only Gov. Sanford’s romantic self-immolation but the deaths of Farrah and, of course, the King of Pop, it feels like a good time to just simmer down and let you all work through your emotions. Join the communal mourning if you’re so inclined.

I’ll post Monday when hopefully we’ll all be ready to move on. Enjoy the weekend.

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About the Author: Mike Janssen is a freelance writer, editor and media educator based in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. He has written extensively about radio, mostly for Current, the trade newspaper about public broadcasting, where his articles have appeared since 1999. He has also worked in public radio as a reporter at WFDD-FM in Winston-Salem, N.C., where he began his career in journalism and filed pieces for NPR. Mike is one of Scanning The Dial's original co-author's and now serves as a Founding Contributor.