Author: Tyler Falk
WBUR considers cuts amid budget troubles
CEO Margaret Low told donors that “given our current economics, we'll likely need to make some tough choices in the coming months."Joyce Slocum, CEO of Texas Public Radio, dies at 66
Slocum, who had led Texas Public Radio since 2014, died of complications from colon cancer.CPB responds to new inquiry from Ted Cruz about board meeting audio
CPB CEO Patricia Harrison said that a CPB technician mistakenly “clicked the wrong setting” when he was adjusting settings on the corporation’s ...Maryland broadcaster rebrands as Baltimore Public Media
Baltimore Public Media operates WYPR and WTMD.Tim Fallon to become CEO emeritus of Lehigh Valley Public Media
Fallon has led the organization for 12 years.Cary Boyce resigns as GM of Spokane Public Radio
Boyce has led the station since 2012.WAMU lays off staff, shuts down DCist
Management shared a “new strategic framework” with staff Friday.GBH receives $5 million grant for ‘The Culture Show’
The grant will help the program expand to YouTube and add a daily podcast.Bob Edwards, first host of NPR’s ‘Morning Edition,’ dies at 76
Edwards was “one of the great voices and talents of this network’s history,” NPR CEO John Lansing said.Community radio DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvan killed in Kansas City mass shooting
Lopez-Galvan was co-host of the music program "Taste of Tejano."WBOI names Travis Pope GM
Pope was most recently station manager at Marfa Public Radio.WDIY hires Margaret McConnell as executive director
McConnell was most recently director of strategic partnerships at People First Federal Credit Union.Why NPR’s new podcast strategist sees opportunity after a turbulent year for the network
Collin Campbell discusses his return to public media as NPR’s SVP of podcasting strategy and why limited-run podcasts still have a place ...NPR will expand collaborative regional newsrooms
At a board meeting, Chief of Staff Chris Turpin also shared updates on NPR Network initiatives.Former WLRN host files discrimination claim
Carlos Frías had hosted the show "Sundial," which was canceled Feb. 2.
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