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Author: Tyler Falk

Tyler Falk

Tyler Falk covers public radio for Current. He has more than 10 years of digital journalism experience at outlets including Grist, The Atlantic Cities and SmartPlanet.

  • Programs/Content

    Cost savings become ‘primary concern’ in station scheduling decisions

    The loss of CPB funding has prompted radio programmers to reassess the value of every show.
    By Tyler Falk and Francisco Rodriguez
    October 8, 2025
  • Programs/Content

    APMG sells ‘Brains On!’ podcast to co-creators

    The first episode of Brains On! under new ownership will be released later this month.
    By Tyler Falk
    October 7, 2025
  • System/Policy
    A landscaped central walkway on Western Kentucky University’s campus, with green lawns, trees, and red-brick paths. A modern red abstract sculpture sits in the foreground within a circular garden. In the background, the Guthrie Bell Tower with its clock face rises above campus buildings, while groups of people walk along the tree-lined paths.

    WKU Public Media cuts one third of staff

    The cuts were made across the organization and included positions in development, editorial, operations and production.
    By Tyler Falk
    October 2, 2025
  • System/Policy
    NPR headquarters in Washington, DC at night.

    NPR seeks restraining order against CPB distribution grant

    NPR is seeking to prevent CPB from distributing funds for satellite interconnection to any entity other than NPR.
    By Tyler Falk
    September 26, 2025
  • Programs/Content

    New nonprofit receives funding for public radio distribution

    CPB granted the nonprofit $57.9 million over five years.
    By Tyler Falk
    September 26, 2025
  • System/Policy
    Exterior of WFAE 90.7’s office building with a sign displaying the station’s call letters and frequency. The building has large reflective windows showing trees, parked cars, and a couple of people walking nearby. Several parking signs are visible in the foreground.

    WFAE to leave community space due to funding cuts

    The station moved some of its operations to the building less than three years ago.
    By Tyler Falk
    September 26, 2025
  • Programs/Content

    WNYC offers free programs to stations affected by funding cuts

    “Hopefully this will give station leaders a bit of financial breathing room," said LaFontaine Oliver, New York Public Radio’s president and CEO ...
    By Tyler Falk
    September 24, 2025
  • System/Policy
    NPR headquarters in Washington, DC at night.

    NPR Network revenue programs net stations nearly $16M

    Donations to the NPR Network and stations continue to grow, said NPM COO Bryan Moffett, showing “that the rising tide is definitely ...
    By Tyler Falk
    September 12, 2025
  • System/Policy

    University to begin ‘wind down’ of WPSU after acquisition vote fails

    WHYY had proposed to acquire the dual licensee’s assets if Penn State continued to subsidize its operations for five years.
    By Tyler Falk
    September 12, 2025
  • System/Policy

    Five jobs eliminated in WFUV reorganization 

    The leadership team will be reconfigured as GM Chuck Singleton shifts focus to fundraising and sustainability.
    By Tyler Falk
    September 11, 2025
  • People

    NPR promotes Thomas Evans to lead newsroom

    NPR also promoted Marta McLellan Ross to chief of staff.
    By Tyler Falk
    September 11, 2025
  • System/Policy
    A close-up of a musician’s hand playing a violin, fingers pressing the strings on the fingerboard while the bow moves across the strings. The warm lighting highlights the wood grain of the instrument and creates a soft, intimate atmosphere.

    Classical California reduces workforce due to funding cuts

    The organization is losing $1.1 million in annual revenue with the rescission of CPB funds.
    By Tyler Falk
    September 2, 2025
  • People
    Headshot of Abby Goldstein, president of the Public Media Content Collective

    PMCC executive director Abby Goldstein to retire

    “I want to thank you all so much for giving me the opportunity to lead the organization and to have an impact ...
    By Tyler Falk
    August 27, 2025
  • System/Policy
    Ira Glass stands at a podium speaking into a microphone, wearing a blue blazer, white shirt, and red eyeglasses. A black curtain hangs in the background, and a circular logo is partially visible on the front of the podium.

    Ira Glass to pubmedia: ‘The time of invention does not need to be over’

    It’s an “enormously energizing moment to be on the radio and doing journalism,” Glass told attendees at the Public Media Content Conference.
    By Tyler Falk
    August 27, 2025
  • System/Policy
    Single-story Rhode Island PBS building with a flat roof and large windows, surrounded by a well-kept lawn and trees. The station’s logo, featuring a blue wave and PBS emblem, is displayed on the front wall near the entrance.

    Rhode Island public broadcaster offers voluntary separations

    CEO Pam Johnston called the move a “first step” in responding to federal funding cuts.
    By Tyler Falk
    August 21, 2025
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