Author: Tyler Falk
NPR board passes ambitious plan to expand digital fundraising, podcast subscriptions
“This is really the first step in the next 50 years of NPR,” said CEO John Lansing.KEXP promotes COO Ethan Raup to CEO
Raup has been COO at the station since 2016.Kevin Crane named station manager of WHQR Public Media
Crane previously worked for Nashville Public Television.B.A. Parker joins NPR’s ‘Code Switch’ as host
Parker will begin hosting the show with Gene Demby in July.Minnesota Public Radio receives $56M gift for classical music
The donation is the largest in the organization’s 55-year history.Juana Summers to host NPR’s ‘All Things Considered’ and ‘Consider This’
Summers begins on air June 27.Stephanie Horton named GM of Colorado Springs–based music stations
“It is an absolute privilege to serve not only KCME, Jazz 93.5 and their remarkable team, but all music lovers in the ...Nathan Gibbs resigns as GM of KACU
Gibbs led the station for nearly nine years.APMG reveals plan to disband APM Reports while leaving many details undecided
Top execs have signaled plans for reorganization and possible job cuts for the award-winning investigative unit.WYPR, news startup agree to editorial, operational partnership
WYPR and The Baltimore Banner plan to collaborate on news coverage while exploring ways to integrate their operations.St. Louis Public Radio fundraiser takes flight for bird safety
The station raised more than $26,000 to help equip its headquarters with bird-safety features.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.
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