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Author: Karen Everhart

Karen Everhart

Karen Everhart is managing editor and interim executive director of Current, supervising the editorial and business teams, freelance contributors, designers and student interns. As a reporter and senior editor over two decades, she covered every major beat — public TV, CPB, public radio and the evolution of public media's digital service strategies. After her promotion to managing editor in 2012, she helped lead Current's transition to digital-first publishing. Karen was appointed interim E.D. in April 2025.

  • Wiseman at work in Idaho state legislature

    The Idaho Legislature is the subject of Frederick Wiseman’s next cinema verite documentary. Starting with his controversial film Titicut Follies in 1967, Wiseman ...
    By Karen Everhart
    February 23, 2004
  • Worlds away from Rukeyser’s Wall Street

    Wall Street Week with Fortune, the PBS series that reinvented itself last year after a messy split with original host Louis Rukeyser, is setting ...
    By Karen Everhart
    December 1, 2003
  • Network says PBS brand helps stations ‘be more’

    Inconsistent branding strategies make it increasingly difficult for viewers to see the connections between PBS, the programs it distributes and the local ...
    By Karen Everhart
    September 22, 2003
  • Moyers a flash point in balance talks led by CPB

    CPB has revived debate within public TV about balance and fairness in public affairs programs, citing specifically Bill Moyers’ dual roles of host and ...
    By Karen Everhart
    July 14, 2003
  • People

    Yankee pitchman, former GBH pres David Ives dies at 84

    David Otis Ives cultivated an eccentric Yankee image as a WGBH pitchman that endeared him to New England audiences and helped fuel ...
    By Karen Everhart
    June 2, 2003
  • Friday nights, PBS has balance on its mind

    PBS has initiated fast-track development of a new 10 p.m. public affairs series to supplement its two-hour Friday night block. The half-hour ...
    By Karen Everhart
    April 7, 2003
  • Fred Rogers: ‘No matter where he was, a lot of love came through’

    Fred Rogers occupied a quiet corner of the tumultuous television landscape, but his influence was profound and borne of the kindness, ...
    By Karen Everhart
    March 10, 2003
  • Boxer KO’s naturalist in contest for May 14

    Programmers at PBS and at a key group of stations put themselves on a collision course when they scheduled two different programs ...
    By Karen Everhart
    April 22, 2002
  • Securing the union, pumping up the volume, bowling in a league

    From the opening moments of its 2001 Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, PBS drew on the city’s role in U.S. history and a ...
    By Karen Everhart
    July 2, 2001
  • Social capital: purpose or just a slogan?

    The buzzword “social capital” has acquired lots of different meanings within public television as PBS and its member stations speculate whether and ...
    By Karen Everhart
    June 20, 2001
  • Video center chief Fifer will lead ITVS

    ITVS, the CPB-funded organization operating in the tricky middle-ground between independent filmmakers and public TV stations, has appointed a leader in the ...
    By Karen Everhart
    May 28, 2001
  • Philly gets its first airing of 1968 Wiseman film

    If Frederick Wiseman’s High School works like a time machine, transporting viewers back to their own coming of age experiences in this quintessential American ...
    By Karen Everhart
    May 6, 2001
  • APT sees 70% carriage for animated tales of danger and heroism

    Serialized adventures of an orphan mouse who dreams of becoming a heroic warrior come to the screen [in April 2001] through American ...
    By Karen Everhart
    March 26, 2001
  • Spending goals, slowdown prompt 60 layoffs at PBS

    Anticipating the rollout of a new strategic plan and budget proposal, PBS laid off 60 employees March 15. Although the 9 percent cutback of ...
    By Karen Everhart
    March 26, 2001
  • Friends group keeps control of Colorado’s KUNC

    A 20-day campaign to retain local control of KUNC generated more than $2 million in pledges from some 2,000 supporters.
    By Karen Everhart
    March 12, 2001
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