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Forty of your colleagues shared their musical talents with us — dive into our eclectic playlist.
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Forty of your colleagues shared their musical talents with us — dive into our eclectic playlist.
Plus new faces (and voices) at NPR, WAMU and “Latino USA.”
After building the Los Angeles station into a regional news powerhouse, Davis says it’s easy to forget how “almost everyone in public media” predicted that his efforts to revive the station would fail.
Oliver previously led the city’s WEAA-FM from 2007–13.
Abby Goldstein leaves Pittsburgh’s WYEP to take the position starting in June.
Harris, who has been VP and TV station manager, is returning to a consulting role.
Plus, hirings and promotions at KQED, KPBS and Paragon Media Strategies.
Petrowich now leads WSIU Public Broadcasting in Carbondale, Ill.
Teich has worked for Milwaukee Public Radio since 2006.
Do you work in public media and make music? Send us your tunes for compiling into one mega-playlist of pubmedia jams.
The first CFO and chief content officer for the Virginia Foundation for Public Media and Commonwealth Public Broadcasting Corp. will begin work next month.
The hire ends a period of transition for AIR, which started when former CEO Sue Schardt abruptly left in August 2018.
“Working with Jack was exhilarating and incredibly gratifying,” said Amy Shaw, Nine Network acting president.
Susan Smith Richardson, a past publisher of The Chicago Reporter, will join CPI in May.
Upon receiving a Polk Award for career achievements in journalism, the public radio pioneer describes how his aspirations for NPR have been “made real by the ranks of dedicated producers and reporters.”
After 13 years as president of WTCI in Chattanooga, Paul Grove returns to WEDU in Tampa.
Wilson, a former PBS SVP and chief program executive, will manage relationships with independent producers, including Ken Burns and Dr. Henry Louis Gates.
Mary Mitchelson joined the CPB Inspector General’s office in 2013.
Ron Hetrick has run finance and administration at WITF since 2009.
The longtime host delighted classical listeners for more than four decades.