Author: Tyler Falk
KERA, Fort Worth news outlet agree to journalism collaboration
The two outlets will share content and plan to co-host events.KERA awaits city council approval to manage classical station
Under the proposed contract, KERA would take over management of 100-year-old WRR and convert it to a noncommercial license.Five stations selected for Ready to Learn podcast accelerator
The program gives stations "the opportunity to explore innovative ways to help parents and children learn together,” said CPB's Debra Tica Sanchez.NPR, former employee settle discrimination suit
A former NPR technician filed the lawsuit in 2020.NPR, LAist Studios partner to launch audio incubator for Latinx creators
The partners have committed to “further development opportunities” for at least one creator.Michel Martin donates honorarium to Gulf States Newsroom
Martin said she hopes the team uses the gift to support the "reporters' outstanding work and encourage them to reach even higher."‘Pulse of the Planet’ to end in June
The short-form radio program has aired for more than 30 years.Stations encounter burnout, frustration in ‘long game’ of advancing DEI goals
Stations that signed on to the Public Media for All campaign have made progress in DEI work, but not without tackling internal ...WVIK CEO Jay Pearce to retire
Jared Johnson was also named station manager.Jad Abumrad steps down from ‘Radiolab’
Latif Nasser and Lulu Miller will continue as hosts.Radio Milwaukee executive director steps down
Kevin Sucher had served in the role since 2020.Chicago Public Media board approves ‘Sun-Times’ acquisition
“This is an important step to grow and strengthen local journalism in Chicago,” said CPM CEO Matt Moog.Goli Sheikholeslami will leave New York Public Radio to lead Politico
Sheikholeslami has led the organization since 2019.Audie Cornish is joining CNN
Cornish will be an anchor and correspondent for CNN's forthcoming streaming subscription service.Northeast Indiana Public Radio hires Terra Brantley as GM
“Terra is highly-respected in the community and well-positioned to cultivate and build strong relationships to grow support for public radio.”
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