Blockheaded philistines.

But never mind that - internet radio is the way to go. There's a number of folk programmes sprung up on local and internet radio over here in the UK like this one on www.209.radio.co.uk
and www.coolasfolk.co.uk much publicised on MudCat, and there are even plans being discussed now for a whole British folk internet radio station.

And I like classical music too - fortunately well served here with some nice Handel on BBC Radio 3 as I type this.

Anahata