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Comings and goings: PBS selects new VPs, NPR names standards and practices editor …
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One new PBS VP is Adaora Udoji, a former co-host of “The Takeaway.”
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One new PBS VP is Adaora Udoji, a former co-host of “The Takeaway.”
At least 10 stations will receive $15,000 each and join a six-month accelerator program next year.
Jones will leave her position as audience editor for KERA in Dallas.
Stephen Wilkins has served in the military and most recently worked for Alexandria City Public Schools.
Simensky had worked at PBS since 2003.
PRX filled two new roles focused on podcasts.
Courtney joined LPB in 1976 and became its leader in 1985.
Hutchins succeeds Becky Magura, who left the station to lead Nashville Public Television.
Aguilar will be EP of “Morning Edition” and “Up First.”
Swanson has led the station since 2008.
“We spend a lot of time thinking in the clouds and being a little more highbrow and not coming out of those offices and coming down to the people,” said Nikki Swarn, GM and PD at The Drop. “So many public media stations don’t make that entry point as simplistic as it could be.”
ITVS, Firelight Media, the Sundance Institute and Appalshop Inc. received $5.5 million for filmmaking initiatives and other projects.
Stephanie Frazier joined SCETV in 2019.
Blessman will join the station after leading the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce.
Garcia-Navarro recently announced her departure from NPR.
The podcast follows months of criticism directed at PBS and public media about the system’s DEI initiatives and lack of transparency.
“Sara is an extraordinary leader and renowned innovator in children’s media,” said PBS President Paula Kerger.
PBS’ fiscal year 2021 net income was $5.3 million more than previous forecasts, according to CFO and Treasurer Tom Tardivo.
Bennett joined Radio Milwaukee in 2015.
Scarbrough most recently worked as VP and executive editor of Fox Sports.