Plus: the FCC's to-do list grows, and podcast listening rivals radio among some consumers.

Plus: A new classical station in North Carolina, and Mo Rocca's Village digs.

Plus: A Frank Zappa concert comes to light, and Nieman Lab looks at podcasting.

Also: New NPR President Jarl Mohn talks to On the Media.

Plus: PBS is added to Amazon Fire TV, and NPR's Bob Boilen shares concert tips.

Plus: A former Shark Week host seeks redress from NPR, and NPR's ombud considers an accusation of plagiarism.

Plus: Jesse Thorn discusses the businesses of podcasting and radio, and a blogger argues for the greatness of Ken Burns.

Plus: Bill McKibben gives Sound Opinions some love.

Plus: A controversial film spurs letters to PBS's ombud, and Cookie Monster stars in a new app.

After 16 months of negotiations, unionized employees at KPCC in Pasadena, Calif., have negotiated their first contract with management.

Also: A new TiVo product targets Aereo fans.

Plus: PBS Kids' Chromecast strategy.

Plus: Mike Starling starts an LPFM station, and NPR's creative director talks about her work process.

Plus: Poynter visits St. Louis Public Radio's newsroom, and Vme tries sponsored content.

The National Association of Broadcasters filed a petition for review in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Monday ...