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Rekha Murthy: ‘Public radio is embedded in my being’
Murthy grew up listening to public radio and finds that even as her media choices expand, she always comes back to it.NPR’s first podcast for kids comes at the right time
NPR fans didn’t know that they had waited 47 years for children’s programming until a few weeks ago.How to sneak audio into Facebook posts
Embedding a video in a Facebook post is easy. Embedding audio is harder but doable. This article will show you how.
‘The Pub’ #95: Sarah Alvarez on how to serve low-income people
The former Michigan Radio reporter’s new nonprofit offers renters in Detroit actionable information about their properties, texted right to their phones.Public TV alum ponders ‘sacrifice’ of PBS, NPR funding
"Now, more than ever," federal support is vital, writes a former “NewsHour” executive.PBS Annual Meeting honors longtime leaders and creative fundraising approaches, and more awards in public media
Early childhood educator Bill Isler received the PBS “Be More” Award for helping to bring characters like Daniel Tiger to life.
Baltimore’s WEAA drops ‘Steiner,’ seeks to increase local news coverage by students
"The Marc Steiner Show" will end July 31.Attendees at PBS Annual Meeting tell us why #IAmPublicMedia
Here's what folks at the PBS Annual Meeting in San Diego had to say about their commitment to public media.End of CPB funding would affect stations of all sizes
Service cuts and adjusting budgets can only go so far, says Station Resource Group co-CEO Tom Thomas.PBS President Paula Kerger: ‘Let us build on the wonderful legacy to which we were entrusted’
Delivering the keynote speech at the PBS Annual Meeting Tuesday, Kerger said public broadcasting is at “an inflection moment.”PBS honors station leaders, PRNDI names Editor of the Year, and more awards in public media
Allen Weatherly, former executive director of Arkansas Educational Television Network, was honored posthumously with the Daniel K. Miller PBS Station Leadership Award.Why is Current launching a paywall? And other questions
Our executive director explains why we can no longer offer Current for free.‘Downton’ trio join up for first ‘Masterpiece’ feature film
The film will air on PBS stations after a limited theatrical release.New ‘Pinkalicious’ PBS Kids series focuses on creativity, self-expression
The program for kids ages 3 to 5 is being produced by WGBH in Boston.Brooke Gladstone on Trump and ‘the infallibility of our democracy’
A new book from the host of public radio’s “On the Media” explores the president’s tactics for manipulating the press.
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