L.A. Observed reports that Sandra Tsing Loh will comment on her firing from KCRW-FM in Los Angeles on today’s Marketplace. In the Los Angeles Times, ...

The Guardian features a lengthy profile of Garrison Keillor. “He must live like a 19th-century vicar having to write his sermon every week,” says ...

Minnesota Public Radio has purchased a house which it will renovate and open to the public for tours, reports The Business Journals. ...

WAMU-FM in Washington, D.C., brought back longtime volunteers for its latest fund drive, part of its efforts to move past its recent ...

NPR’s Tavis Smiley tells the New York Daily News he would never have disgraced New York Times reporter Jayson Blair on his show because he’s “an ...

Dee Davis, longtime Appalshop chief and producer of docs on public TV, helped fend off CBS’s “reality” remake of Beverly Hillbillies and now intends ...

Chicago’s WBEZ-FM expands its reach to the southwest tomorrow with the signing-on of WBEQ-FM, a transmitter licensed to Morris, Ill.

Santa Monica’s KCRW fired commentator Sandra Tsing Loh for using a four-letter word in her feature Feb. 29, the Los Angeles Times reported. (Registration ...

Bet you didn’t expect that the brains behind the new Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights is Peter Sagal, host of NPR’s Wait, Wait . . . ...

Seattle’s KEXP-FM will program KBTC-FM in nearby Tacoma, Wash., the stations announced today. Public Radio Capital purchased the station from Bates Technical ...

Alistair Cooke, 95, has filed his last Letter from America and was absent from the BBC broadcast last week because of illness, the Observer reported. ...

The marriage of Christopher Lydon and Minnesota Public Radio “sounds like a natural union,” says the Pioneer Press, but the two are still sizing ...

The incoming board of the Pacifica Foundation inherits almost half a million dollars in debt for legal expenses, according to a report ...

The late Joan Kroc was last year’s most generous donor, reports the Chronicle of Philanthropy. She gave more than three-quarters of her estate to ...

Pointing pointedly in the direction of Janet Jackson’s chest, PBS chief Pat Mitchell painted public broadcasting as a “safe haven” for families ...