Author: Tyler Falk
Jordan Lee promoted to Radio Milwaukee executive director
Lee, previously senior director of programming, has been serving as interim executive director since January.Tina Pamintuan to lead KUOW
She will leave St. Louis Public Radio to begin the new job in August.For station drives, discussing funding threat appears to boost giving
"It's not that you can't talk about something that hasn't happened yet. It's how you talk about it if you decide to ...New EEOC guidance axes diversity provision in NPR union contract
The agreement had required that at least 30% of external candidates interviewed for open bargaining unit positions be from underrepresented groups.Nielsen change shows positive results for radio listening, but ‘it’s still early’
Nielsen is now using a shorter minimum time to count listening, which is helping to boost key metrics for stations.Louisville Public Media offers buyouts, anticipates further cuts
“While we wish this voluntary program would alleviate the need for other actions, we know that it likely won’t be enough,” LPM’s ...Chicago Public Media avoids layoffs as 35 employees accept buyouts
The organization is saving $4.2 million through the buyouts and other cost-saving moves.NPR to debut ‘Tiny Desk Radio’
The radio show launches next month.‘This Old House’ comes to public radio
"This Old House Radio Hour" debuts March 22.Waco’s KWBU faces budget shortfall after licensee announces end to financial support
The decision will result in a $200,000 shortfall for the station.NPR shortens ‘It’s Been a Minute’ broadcast, adds ‘Wild Card’
The two shows will combine for a broadcast hour carried by more than 370 stations.South Carolina public broadcaster to reduce NPR programming
South Carolina Public Radio aims to air more local programming.Helen Barrington leaves GM role at KAZU
“I left KAZU for an opportunity I couldn’t pass up,” Barrington said.KYUK GM Shane Iverson leaves station
Iverson took a job with the city of Bethel.Elise Pepple to leave Marfa Public Radio
“With an exceptional staff and Board, the future is bright,” she wrote in announcing her departure as ED.
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