Nine PBS and WHYY are celebrating their 70th anniversaries with branded ales, while Alabama’s WBHM is engaging community members with its Top of the Hour Sour.

Decker is currently SVP of innovation and systems strategy at CPB.

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Above the Noise aims to deepen connections between local residents and community reporters.

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In a PMDMC keynote, Maher described building a “common national fabric” for civic dialogue and defining what audiences want.

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Lansing, who steered NPR through the pandemic, retired earlier this year.

Fred Engel, whose started his first job in public media in 1978, is retiring.

Our latest crossword puzzle will send you to outer space.

While documentaries and other programs about LGBT issues are still being made, producers attribute the decline of such shows to the growth of gay representation in other media and a shift in the political climate.

“Despite our best efforts to contain costs and grow our revenue, we continue to face severe financial headwinds,” said CEO LaFontaine Oliver.

By allowing for piloting and experimentation with AI tools, you can better understand how they can help streamline workflows, prevent crises and enable your team to focus more on creative and strategic aspects of production.

The studio at the California Institution for Women will bring more incarcerated women’s voices to the podcast — and kickstart an ambitious training program.

A CapRadio reporter reviewed an unredacted version of a forensic analysis released Aug. 5.