STOP T RADIO

"Nobody should ever be forced to endure any radio program OR AD (s)he didn't SPECIFICALLY CHOOSE to hear."

"It is important that we have public spaces that are free from agendas, even well-intentioned musical agendas. Public space is so RARE these days, we must cherish what we have."

"I can barely hear the "due to an earlier disabled train..." announcements as is. Why make it harder with musical abominations?"

"I've been using the MBTA for thrity years, and have seen a couple of ill -fated attempts at filling the air with commercial radio. Please avoid this ill-fated path. If I must hear music, let it be a live performer who will respond to me , and without loat"

"In a busy city with a busy life which is already full of "attention grabing" polution, the last thing that interests me is being bombarded by sports broadcasts, advertisments, and up to date issues of "interest" to Bostonians. I enjoy having the unique ex"

"T-Radio is detroying the livelihoods of musicians. It needs to stop."

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"This radio is awful! Is there nowhere to escape advertising?"

"Please! This sort of thing destroys person to person interactions and further alienates individuals."

"Stop (Corporate) T radio"

"Do not sell out a public space to private companies. It is not worth the money."

"Appreciate NO SMOKING signs. Resent NOISE POLUTION as well. We have a difficult enough time overhearing cell phone conversations. Some of us have our own musical taste and intellectual life. It's bad enough being jammed belly-to-belly and armpit-to-armpit"

"Please there is enough adverstising in our lives, lets at least not fill the subways and train stations with more of it via this type of sound bite."

"This is the most ridiculous idea I think the MBTA has ever come up with. Well, aside from the weird lightshow ads on the Red Line."

"PLEASE STOP piped-in music at T stations. It's bad enough that this situation exists at some airports, along with the blasting of CNN on TV screens. People should have a chance to think! Especially in crowded and hectic cities. This form of brain-washing "

"Broadcasting Radio in the T is a terrible idea. Don't do it."