Programs/Content
Wisconsin Public Radio’s ‘Earplay’: Before the podcast era, a story-focused series with experimental edge
The pioneering series reminds us that public radio stations have always been important spaces for the production of creative sounds.For third exploration of musical genres, WXPN gets religion
The Philadelphia station's project on gospel music includes a nationally distributed radio documentary and limited-run podcast.NPR shares final version of new ‘Morning Edition’ clock
The clock includes a spot for inserting local news that station leaders had requested.As kids’ podcasts gain ground, producers test ideas for live shows
When WBUR hosted its first-ever Podcast Playdate festival, fans lined up to "meet the people behind the voices."How design thinking gave these producers a fresh approach to local podcasts
The producers of the podcasts We Live Here and Out of the Blocks share lessons from PRX's Project Catapult.Journalism initiative aims to re-energize local coverage around the country
Three public broadcasters and the nonprofit newsroom Mississippi Today will host reporters from the program's inaugural class.All-female panel at Non-Comm convention calls for gender equality in music radio
The all-female panel suggested ways station leaders and others can change their work and mindsets to be more inclusive and supportive of ...NonComm panelists describe risks and rewards of putting hip-hop artists into rotation
Programmers said they have a mission to introduce listeners to music that challenges them.Upcoming PBS Kids series take young viewers far ‘beyond their own block’
Advisers helped ensure that the programs would accurately reflect cultures around the world.Stations ask NPR for bottom-of-hour newscast slot in revised ‘Morning Edition’ clock
NPR has said that stations may instead have to air a full three-minute national newscast during that time.CPB backs scholarship fund honoring filmmaker Jacquie Jones
The fund, seeded with $300,000 from CPB, will be managed by Black Public Media.With systemwide coverage review, public radio can reveal and address its racial inequities
Do public radio stations know how their communities perceive their coverage? Are we willing to find out?Public radio organizations partner to acquire podcast app
NPR, WNYC, WBEZ and This American Life teamed up to make the deal.PBS rekindles political debate show ‘Firing Line’
The show will be hosted by Margaret Hoover, a political commentator and Republican strategist.Former host of WGBH woodworking show files trademark infringement suit
The former host of Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy Mac says WGBH is profiting off his image with a new season of the show.
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