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WAMU hires EP for ‘Diane Rehm Show’ replacement
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The new program will be built from the “best of the DNA of ‘The Diane Rehm Show,’” but with some changes.
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The new program will be built from the “best of the DNA of ‘The Diane Rehm Show,’” but with some changes.
Kareem Maddox is making an unusual transition.
Stations had “high levels of frustration” with the reliability of the current provider.
With CPB’s backing, the station is exploring whether its format could expand to other cities.
But Public McRadioface isn’t in the cards.
She will stay at NPR as a special correspondent.
Participating stations will split digital banner-ad space with the platform.
“A Bridge of Song” will be streamed live on Facebook.
But a new report also points out shortcomings in the two-year-old effort to strengthen joint reporting.
The group raised another $1 million after reaching its initial goal in May.
Radiotopia has announced Podquest finalists, and APM is adding a new podcast.
Staffing cuts are putting support for the archives at risk.
Two-thirds of NPR member stations are now contributing.
If the FCC approves the deal, San Francisco’s KDFC will broadcast on seven signals.
The station will work with local nonprofit First Person Arts to develop live events, a radio program and a podcast.
At least one finalist will be chosen in November to become a member of Radiotopia.
MPR is the latest public radio newsroom to join SAG-AFTRA.
Radio Diaries and NPR chose the teenager after she entered their 2013 contest seeking audio diarists. Nearly 1000 people submitted entries.