Author: Tyler Falk
David Dye to leave ‘World Cafe’ host chair next spring
Dye will cut back to part-time and continue to contribute to the show.WAMU picks host for talk show succeeding ‘Diane Rehm’
The new national program, “1A,” debuts Jan. 2.Two Louisiana public radio stations share general manager
The two stations will maintain independence.NPR and KQED partner on live national election coverage
KQED will host two hours of the broadcast.Podcast on prison stories wins PRX backing
The podcast will produce 10 episodes to premiere next year.Southern nonprofit looks to start news outlet for social justice coverage
Development is in early stages for the project, which will involve community radio stations in the region.Two leaders recognized for service and innovation at Super Regional
Bruce Theriault and Michelle Srbinovich received the awards.NPR hires first general manager for podcasting
Neal Carruth starts in the new position after Thanksgiving.With Holocaust theme, ‘Last Laugh’ probes subject even comedians want to avoid
A public TV documentary questions the boundaries of humor.KUSP license, assets, wine sold off to religious broadcaster
KCRW was outbid for the bankrupt station.Indiana station puts news on FM with translator purchase
The station will rebroadcast the news and talk programming already airing on a WBAA AM signal.‘POV’ contributions to Snapchat mark debut of documentaries on app
The short films will be available for just 24 hours.NPR restructures its Story Lab incubator
NPR is getting more of its staff and outside producers involved in experimenting with ideas for new programs and show segments.Community radio stations prepare coordinated year-end fundraiser
The National Federation of Community Broadcasters is looking for new ways to increase revenue for community stations.NPR, WXPN partnership will provide music coverage from Nashville
The partnership looks to explore the “depth and diversity” of Music City and the South.
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