Leon most recently worked as executive director of Free Speech TV, based in Denver.

A model for stations that can no longer sustain full-fee membership would hold onto affiliates that want to remain in the family.

SFPMG called the Miami school board’s FCC petition an effort to erroneously assert a claim on SFPMG’s assets.

Public media is in a unique position to meet moments like the rescission with new ideas that aren’t bound by the hang-ups of the past.

"I have had two big executive jobs for two years and I want to take a break,” Chapin told NPR's David Folkenflik.

Asma Khalid is leaving NPR to co-host a daily podcast for the BBC.

The station's first public-facing AI project has "saved our staff hours of phone time and provided consistent, accurate support to hundreds of members."

Too many in our system are standing at the shoreline, gazing out at a receding sea, holding on to a fading belief that some raft — a rescue, a fix, a lifeline — will suddenly appear.

“We are working hard to ensure that no further reductions will be necessary, but it's too early to say.” said CEO Ju-Don Marshall.

Julie Overgaard, SDPB executive director, said if funding isn’t replaced, the organization will reduce staff by 20% to 25%.

Stokes plans to step down later this year as leader of the station in Spokane, Wash.

Now is the time for stations to rededicate themselves to the ideals that brought us together.

Walker joined KBEM in 2020.

“If a station doesn’t survive this sudden turn by Congress, a vital stitch in our American fabric will be gone for good,” said NPR CEO Katherine Maher.

How can we hold each other accountable to our ideals while also supporting one another through change? There are no simple answers, but by keeping our mission at the center, we can find the right balance.