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A satirical look back at a religious broadcaster's "prophecy" regarding physical ailments is used to mock the current monkeypox outbreak. The segment uses the crude humor of the clip to comment on the specific nature of monkeypox symptoms reported among certain demographics.
DTV Transition Challenges, Religious Broadcasting Growth
The transition to digital television allows stations to broadcast multiple subchannels, leading to an increase in niche programming such as 24-hour weather, traffic cameras, and religious content. While public stations like KQED use these channels for educational repeats, the overall landscape is seeing a significant rise in US-based religious networks.
