More than 60 stations are carrying the program hosted by David Greene.

NPR and Public Media Infrastructure will both receive interconnection funding.

“I'm especially passionate about the opportunity to support public radio stations that are lifelines for communities across America,” Evans said.

The program will be funded through 2031.

Minnesota Public Radio will lead the collaboration.

“My time at WUSF has been incredibly rewarding,” Urofsky said.

Lakshmanan joins co-hosts Scott Tong and Robin Young next month.

CEO Jennifer Ferro said the station is restructuring to best “position us against the twin challenges of needing to adapt to how ...

Pitter-Armand was most recently chief advancement officer at Crisis Text Line.

The merger is with the Public Media Journalism Foundation, which PMJA established seven years ago. 

Stamberg had retired from NPR in September.

The loss of CPB funding has prompted radio programmers to reassess the value of every show.

The first episode of Brains On! under new ownership will be released later this month.

The cuts were made across the organization and included positions in development, editorial, operations and production.

NPR is seeking to prevent CPB from distributing funds for satellite interconnection to any entity other than NPR.