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From China to ‘Our Land,’ how Melissa Block set a standard for NPR’s reporting

By Jason Loviglio, Associate Professor of Media and Communication Studies (University of Maryland, Baltimore County) | August 18, 2023

“The hallmark of her reporting,” says colleague Elissa Nadworny, “is ‘I want to be with people in their lives. I want to be with them on the fishing boat. I want to be on their cattle ranch when the cows cross into their property.’”

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Measured words, sharp instincts propelled Robert Siegel’s NPR career

By Jason Loviglio, Associate Professor of Media and Communication Studies (University of Maryland, Baltimore County) | January 4, 2018

After co-hosting “All Things Considered” for 30 years, the veteran broadcaster prepares to sign off.

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As Marc Steiner signs off, Baltimore loses a valuable democratic forum

By Jason Loviglio, Associate Professor of Media and Communication Studies (University of Maryland, Baltimore County) | July 7, 2017

More than anything else, the longtime talk show host’s career has been dedicated to dismantling the racial divides that structure the city and its airwaves.

Rewind: The Roots of Public Media

Threatening and threatened, voices of women have defined public radio

By Jason Loviglio, Associate Professor of Media and Communication Studies (University of Maryland, Baltimore County) | March 15, 2017

From its origins, NPR emphasized contributions from women at a time when they were rarely heard in positions of authority in broadcasting.

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