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Home›Author: Julian Wyllie

Author: Julian Wyllie

Julian Wyllie

Julian became Current's public television reporter in 2019. His work has appeared in The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Governing Magazine, Politico and the Indianapolis Recorder. When he's not reporting, Julian is likely traveling with friends, building his vinyl collection or being a bunny dad.

  • People
    Headshot of Catherine Robb, PBS board member

    Comings and goings: PBS board elects chair, NPR podcast exec leaves for Apple …

    Catherine Robb, a media attorney and counsel for Haynes and Boone, LLP, was named chair of the PBS board of directors.
    By Julian Wyllie
    October 9, 2025
  • System/Policy

    New Mexico governor approves emergency funds for public media

    The state will provide $6 million in additional funding to New Mexico stations to make up for the loss of federal funding.
    By Julian Wyllie
    October 6, 2025
  • People
    Headshot of Miles Parks, NPR Politics Podcast co-host

    Comings and goings: Miles Parks named co-host of ‘NPR Politics Podcast,’ Doug Mitchell leaves NPR ...

    Miles Parks, who will continue reporting for the Washington Desk, joined the co-host team Wednesday.
    By Julian Wyllie
    October 3, 2025
  • System/Policy

    Prairie Public lays off employees, cuts open positions

    The state network in North Dakota is dealing with the loss of both state and federal funding.
    By Julian Wyllie
    October 1, 2025
  • Development

    GBH launches $225M fundraising campaign in the wake of federal funding cuts

    The station is looking to raise the funds over the next three years.
    By Julian Wyllie
    October 1, 2025
  • People
    Headshot of Carlton Wing, CEO of Arkansas PBS

    Carlton Wing named Arkansas PBS CEO

    Wing previously served in the Arkansas House of Representatives.
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 29, 2025
  • People
    Headshot of Susan Rogers, WXXI EVP and GM

    Comings and goings: WXXI GM to retire, EIC leaves WNYC …

    Susan Rogers is retiring as EVP and GM of WXXI in Rochester, N.Y.
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 29, 2025
  • System/Policy
    A cityscape at dusk shows the illuminated skyline of Manhattan. At the center stands One Worldwide Plaza, a tall building with a pyramid-shaped green roof topped by a glowing triangular light. The tower is surrounded by other high-rise buildings, their windows lit against the purple and orange evening sky.

    WNET will cut staff, costs following loss of federal funding

    CEO Neal Shapiro said in a memo that the organization is “carefully reducing some programs and services to create meaningful savings, while ...
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 26, 2025
  • System/Policy

    WTTW cuts staffers, scales back ‘Chicago Stories,’ employees say

    The station reduced staffing on its news program Chicago Tonight and cut episodes of Chicago Stories, according to station employees.
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 26, 2025
  • System/Policy
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    Licensee of WSRE ends PBS affiliation, moves to decertify foundation

    Trustees at Pensacola State College in Florida voted to end WSRE’s PBS affiliation after fiscal year 2026.
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 25, 2025
  • System/Policy

    WNET will not renew operating agreement with state government for NJ PBS

    “WNET is committed to supporting the state through this transition and looks forward to collaborating with New Jersey–based institutions interested in operating ...
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 23, 2025
  • System/Policy

    Cascade PBS cuts 12% of staff

    The Seattle-based station said it will focus on local productions and end its long-form written journalism.
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 23, 2025
  • System/Policy

    Indiana’s WNIN cuts five positions, drops TV shows

    The Evansville dual licensee received about 35% of its total revenue from federal funding before the rescission.
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 17, 2025
  • People
    Headshot of Brad Dancer, GM of WSHU

    Comings and goings: WSHU GM joins NPR board, network names music leader …

    Brad Dancer, GM of WSHU Public Radio, was elected to a three-year term on NPR’s board.
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 16, 2025
  • System/Policy

    Arizona Public Media to lay off six workers, eliminate 11 open positions

    Arizona Public Media COO Gene Robinson told a local news outlet that the dual licensee’s television and radio programming will not change.
    By Julian Wyllie
    September 16, 2025
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