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Home›Author: Julian Wyllie (Page 10)

Author: Julian Wyllie

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

    Comings and goings: Maryland Public Television appoints CEO, Diane Rehm accepts buyout from WAMU …

    Steven Schupak was named president and CEO of Maryland Public Television.
    By Julian Wyllie
    March 17, 2025
  • System/Policy
    Paula Kerger, PBS President, stands at a podium wearing a white blazer at the 2024 PBS Annual Meeting in Las Vegas.

    PBS floats 2026 dues proposal as CEO prepares case for House DOGE hearing

    President Paula Kerger says her congressional testimony will “at least try to make our case directly to Congress” for continuing CPB’s ...
    By Julian Wyllie
    March 14, 2025
  • System/Policy
    A photo of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's headquarters in Washington, D.C.

    CPB sues FEMA for ‘unlawful’ hold on Next Generation Warning System funds

    CPB’s lawsuit asks FEMA to lift its freeze on the funding, which helps stations complete public safety infrastructure projects.
    By Julian Wyllie
    March 14, 2025
  • System/Policy
    NJ PBS' logo displayed on a blue background with the markings for the WNET Group below it.

    NJ PBS reduces staff amid uncertain state funding, challenges at WNET

    The organization laid off members of its broadcast and digital news teams.
    By Julian Wyllie
    March 12, 2025
  • System/Policy
    South Dakota Public Broadcasting Executive Director Julie Overgard speaks at a Tuesday committee meeting about the importance of state funding for the network.

    Legislature upholds level funding for South Dakota Public Broadcasting

    A committee voted to reject cuts proposed by former Gov. Kristi Noem.
    By Julian Wyllie
    March 11, 2025
  • System/Policy
    Elmo, a red puppet with large round white eyes, black pupils, and an orange nose, sits on the left, smiling cheerfully. Grover, a blue puppet with similar eyes, a pink nose, and an open-mouthed grin, sits on the right, appearing excited. They are posing together on the steps of a building, leaning toward each other in a friendly manner. A potted plant with pink flowers is visible in the background.

    Sesame Workshop announces layoffs, citing federal funding and distribution limbo

    A spokesperson said the “changing media and funding landscape” also prompted the decision.
    By Julian Wyllie
    March 5, 2025
  • People

    Comings and goings: Bohdan Zachary joins AZPM, OPB’s Morgan Holm to retire …

    Zachary, former GM of Milwaukee PBS, joined Arizona Public Media’s C-suite.
    By Julian Wyllie
    March 5, 2025
  • System/Policy
    A photo of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's headquarters in Washington, D.C.

    CPB asks stations to pause Next Generation Warning System projects, citing holdup of FEMA funds

    “We recognize the difficulty of the stations’ situations, and we are exploring all avenues to move forward expeditiously,” a CPB spokesperson said.
    By Julian Wyllie
    February 24, 2025
  • People

    Amanda Miller Kelley named GM of PBS Michiana – WNIT

    Kelley succeeds Greg Giczi, who is retiring.
    By Julian Wyllie
    February 24, 2025
  • People

    Comings and goings: NPR announces board changes, CPB appoints SVP …

    Paul Hunton and Stephen George accepted new seats on NPR’s board.
    By Julian Wyllie
    February 21, 2025
  • System/Policy
    A finger pressing a delete key on a computer keyboard

    Stations alter DEI statements in wake of Trump order, state laws

    The changes come on the heels of PBS closing its DEI office and dismissing two staffers.
    By Julian Wyllie
    February 17, 2025
  • People
    A headshot photo of Kathy Merritt, an executive at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

    Comings and goings: Kathy Merritt promoted at CPB, NPR appoints SVP …

    CPB promoted Kathy Merritt to chief of station and system strategies.
    By Julian Wyllie
    February 13, 2025
  • System/Policy
    Paula Kerger, PBS President, stands at a podium wearing a white blazer at the 2024 PBS Annual Meeting in Las Vegas.

    PBS closes DEI office, citing a Trump executive order

    PBS had created its diversity, equity and inclusion team in 2021 after receiving criticism from independent filmmakers.
    By Julian Wyllie
    February 11, 2025
  • People
    A headshot of Jay Shaylor, an EP for NPR's "Morning Edition" and "Up First."

    Comings and goings: NPR hires ‘Morning Edition’ EP, WETA appoints classical GM …

    Jay Shaylor was named EP of “Morning Edition” and “Up First.”
    By Julian Wyllie
    February 3, 2025
  • System/Policy
    A Google Earth capture of the front of Vegas PBS' headquarters in Las Vegas

    Vegas PBS seeks to dismiss lawsuits filed by former employee

    The lawsuits filed by a former director of digital marketing accuse station leaders and other parties of defamation and discrimination.
    By Julian Wyllie
    January 31, 2025
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