Robert Krulwich is returning to NPR. “My feeling has always been that there’s a kind of imprinting going on if you do ...

Peter Sagal tells Chicagoist how he became host of Wait Wait . . . Don’t Tell Me!: “[L]ike a lot of public radio geeks, ...

Bill Moyers shares his side of a “sordid little story” about Kenneth Tomlinson, Paul Gigot, and the ideological battle over Now.

The Knight Foundation and PBS said today that Knight will give the network a $2.5 million challenge grant to launch a multicast ...

New York magazine culture critic John Leonard named David Grubin’s Destination America as the best nonfiction TV program of 2005. The four-part ...

Five rules from the NPR drinking game. There’s also the PBS pledge drive drinking game.

Sesame Workshop and New York-based cable provider Cablevision on Monday launched Sesame Street Games, an interactive video game service available to customers ...

Radio consultant John Sutton had a staticky introduction to owning a digital radio: “I tried everything I could to get a better ...

WDET-FM in Detroit has gone all-news during middays, replacing a mix of locally originated music. “Public radio listeners let us know they’re ...

A new report from Audience Research Analysis (PDF) begins to address public radio’s recent stagnation in audience growth by looking at some ...

“[T]he few extra bucks aren’t worth it.” PBS Ombudsman Michael Getler writes that WGBH and PBS erred by allowing the Las Vegas ...

The Traffic Directors Guild of America is completing its annual salary survey for traffic continuity, office and business managers in public and ...

CPB seeks to award a three-year contract to a distributor of programming to Native radio stations.

The audience of WETA-FM in Washington, D.C. is “smaller, no more generous than the classical audience was, and no more reflective of ...

CPB Chair Cheryl Halpern personally co-funded, with El Al Airlines, a joint exhibition of 61 paintings by 50 young Israelis and Palestinians, ...