Author: Grace Hagerman
‘Free for All’ documentary tells story of public libraries’ critical roles throughout history and today
“We really saw this as an opportunity to strengthen the relationship between public media and public libraries, which are two cornerstone institutions ...Pets Clubs connect love of furry companions with support for public media
Membership programs aimed at pet owners are a meaningful entry point for engagement, says Marcia Smith of Mountain Lake PBS.‘Acoustic Rooster’ brings the ‘wide world of jazz’ to PBS Kids
Inspired by Kwame Alexander’s children’s book, the show is built around music videos of “real jazz” that make children want to move ...New ‘Reveal’ podcast hosted by Al Letson aims to expand audience with timely interviews
"We'd like to talk to people who are looking at the shape of America, who are in the midst of it," Letson ...‘Shaking It Up’ profiles Texan who broke ground for women in journalism and politics
Liz Carpenter, a reporter, political aide and feminist, talked back to Lyndon B. Johnson and used humor to win people over.WOSU rolls out multiplatform project on elderly caregiving
INSIDE: Caregiving, the first production to be funded through WOSU's new endowment, aims to help audiences understand and prepare for the challenges ...LAist expands news coverage through CBS Los Angeles partnership
The partnership gives LAist access to CBS Los Angeles’ live newscasts, online livestreams and press conference coverage.Phoenix’s KJZZ revs up coverage of border and trade from northern Mexico
Senior Field Correspondent Nina Kravinsky, a former NPR producer, is reporting from the station's news bureau in Hermosillo.
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