Author: Tyler Falk
CPB seeks consultant for African-American public radio stations
The consultant will facilitate a meeting with up to 23 stations.Petition calls for higher pay for WNYC interns
Nearly 300 people have signed the Change.org petition.PRX adds podcasts on finance, the outdoors
One is in partnership with a long-running magazine.Longtime WWOZ general manager transitions to new role
Arthur Cohen steps up to run the station while David Freedman shifts his focus to strategic planning.KUOW plans new jazz service in advance of possible KPLU purchase
KUOW will unveil a preview of Planet Jazz next week.‘Changing business realities’ shape talks over NPR programming dues
NPR will increase member station dues next year and is beginning a process to refine its formula for 2018 and beyond.Joint licensees breaking down TV, radio barriers
Even pubcasters with both platforms find that collaborations take work.WNYC will distribute ‘Snap Judgment’
The program will become the fifth show distributed by the New York station.NPR picks 12 storytelling projects to help with development
Teams of independent producers and member stations will work on ideas for podcasts, reporting series and audio projects.PRX to take over ‘On Being’ distribution
The change takes effect this summer.WNYC Studios adds first comedy podcast, ‘2 Dope Queens’
The show features comics Phoebe Robinson and Jessica Williams.NPR website increases focus on stations, retires pop-up player
The change is accompanied by new sponsorship opportunities on podcasts, on-demand audio and NPR One.‘Sesame Street’ actor David Smyrl dies at 80
Smyrl played Hooper’s Store owner Mr. Handford.Chicago public radio and TV newsrooms begin partnership
The stations will start by making it easier to share news coverage as they consider future projects for collaboration.NPR hires WNYC’s Thomas Hjelm as chief digital officer
Hjelm comes from New York Public Radio, where he serves as executive vice president and chief digital officer.
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