I know you some of you people watch Daystar TV.

[YALE]

Enjoy your plenary indulgences, you culty fucks!

http://www.npr.org/2014/04/01/282496855/can-a-television-network-be-a-church-the-irs-says-yes

[Sean88gt]

People will wake up at some point, either govt people, or the dumbasses that keep giving.

[SS Junk]

My former place of employment.
The phone number used to say "Prayer line." I had to turn the volume off and pay as little attention as possible when it came to telethon time.

[Sean88gt]

My former place of employment.
The phone number used to say "Prayer line." I had to turn the volume off and pay as little attention as possible when it came to telethon time.

There is no way I could stand to work there.

[Denny]

There is no way I could stand to work there.

What if you got to watch porn at work, at least until you got caught?

[Sean88gt]

What if you got to watch porn at work, at least until you got caught?

Porn has a floating application. Because they sure seem to be fucking a lot of people.

[scootro]

My former place of employment.
The phone number used to say "Prayer line." I had to turn the volume off and pay as little attention as possible when it came to telethon time.

you was forced to watch the channel?

[SS Junk]

There is no way I could stand to work there.

It was a job, and was the only way someone fresh out of college with a broadcasting degree could stay in a top 10 market. It was actually a great place to work at first, but as the place grew it became less personable and more of a freak show.

you was forced to watch the channel?

Had to. I was the Broadcast Ops Supervisor. As stated, at first it was not bad. I enjoyed a lot of the programming, especially when they'd air a channel called Worship which had great scenery, music and Bible scripts. That went out the window in place of infomercials.

[scootro]

thats crazy! i would've lost my mind working there during telethons

[Sean88gt]

It was a job, and was the only way someone fresh out of college with a broadcasting degree could stay in a top 10 market. It was actually a great place to work at first, but as the place grew it became less personable and more of a freak show.

Had to. I was the Broadcast Ops Supervisor. As stated, at first it was not bad. I enjoyed a lot of the programming, especially when they'd air a channel called Worship which had great scenery, music and Bible scripts. That went out the window in place of infomercials.

Freak show you say!?



Although that crazy bitch is TBN.

[SS Junk]

One story that stands out is there were a bunch of people standing around the front of the building at the old station in what looked to be a cop taking a child from a van. The stories went from the parent being sick and the cop coming to the rescue to a full on child abduction and rescue and wailing and people falling to their knees "...in the name of Jesus." The worst characteristic I have observed with the flashy Christians is the rumor mill runs far stronger than this place ever could.

[YALE]

That's nuts!

[YALE]

Part 2:

http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&islist=false&id=298373994&m=298373995&live=1

[orphan Shelby]

Religion is a very lucrative business

[racrguy]

Why aren't we taxing churches again?