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David Bouchier

David Bouchier

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Essayist and Music Host, WSHU-FM (Fairfield, CT)

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Total articles 350

  • They won’t feel your pain

    By David Bouchier Verified| WSHU Public Radio@ It is quite remarkable that at this moment of history when more than a billion of people live in dire poverty and hunger, tens of thousands are dying in ugly wars over money and power, there are a hundred million refugees, and, even in peaceful and affluent countries, thousands are losing their jobs for purely political reasons - that at this moment Mr. Elon Musk should decide to announce on social media that we, as a civilization, have too much empathy.

    By David Bouchier Verified · WSHU Public Radio

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • The taxpayer’s contract

    By David Bouchier Verified| WSHU Public Radio@ Imagine this: We are in the remote Roman province of Britannia, in a small town called Camulodunum, later named Colchester. It is raining, of course, and the soldiers of the Roman garrison are sheltering in their fort beside the river. You can still see the ruins of the fort. The year is AD60, and, in the town, tax collectors are at work because it is the 14th of April, or Aprilis as the Romans called it in their whimsical way.

    By David Bouchier Verified · WSHU Public Radio

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • They won’t feel your pain

    By David Bouchier Verified| WSHU Public Radio@ It is quite remarkable that at this moment of history when more than a billion of people live in dire poverty and hunger, tens of thousands are dying in ugly wars over money and power, there are a hundred million refugees, and, even in peaceful and affluent countries, thousands are losing their jobs for purely political reasons - that at this moment Mr. Elon Musk should decide to announce on social media that we, as a civilization, have too much empathy.

    By David Bouchier Verified · WSHU Public Radio

    Apr. 21, 2025

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WSHU-FM (Fairfield, CT)

Fairfield, Connecticut, United States

'+1 203-365-6604