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NPR business desk editor Pallavi Gogoi will step up to acting managing editor of daily reporting.
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NPR business desk editor Pallavi Gogoi will step up to acting managing editor of daily reporting.
“We have a strong program that’s … really closing that gap,” says the organization’s new executive director. “But it’s not supported enough by organizations that need the diversity and … have the funding to help us invest in that.”
“He’s a veteran public radio leader and broadcaster who has nimbly led through significant industry shifts of the last 20 years,” NYPR’s board chair said.
Marty Moss-Coane is leaving her daily radio program to host “The Connection,” a weekly show for WHYY.
In an excerpt from her new memoir, Totenberg reflects on the explosive impact of covering “a phenomenon that had gone largely ignored.”
Acklin first joined the station in 1997 and became CEO in 2010.
Lizarraga will debut on the show later this year.
Audrey Mardavich became EP for Radiotopia, and Yooree Losordo was promoted to director of network operations.
“Now is the right time for me to pursue some other opportunities,” Barnes said.
Crabtree most recently worked as a news anchor for local commercial station WRAL.
In his new role, Dahlberg also oversees the Gulf States Newsroom.
Scott, chief growth officer of PBS North Carolina, succeeds Deanna Mackey, who left the affinity group earlier this year to lead KPBS in San Diego.
Salmon previously led communications strategy for American Documentary and its program “POV.”
“He was thoroughly devoted to public media. And that was infectious.”
Gordon Synn will help NPR create new content opportunities, negotiate intellectual property deals and “help us go where NPR has never gone before.”
Hughes joined KPVU in 2016 and helped the station program more modern R&B and hip-hop music.
Luse has previously hosted podcasts that include “For Colored Nerds” and “The Nod.”