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Development

August CDP Index: Growth in membership, major giving income warrants ‘cautious optimism’

By Michal Heiplik, President and Co-Founder (Contributor Development Partnership) | September 21, 2023

Radio and large stations attracted enough new donors to chart small increases, overcoming volatility in acquisition.

How public radio programmers replaced ‘The Takeaway’

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | September 20, 2023

The show’s cancellation meant that stations have “fewer options to offer our audience during the midday,” said Sean Birch of South Carolina Public Radio.

People on the Move

  • Comings and goings: CCO Andrew Golis leaves NYPR, Bob Boilen vacates the Tiny Desk …

    Golis joined NYPR in 2019.

  • Southern California Public Radio CEO Herb Scannell
    Herb Scannell, CEO of Southern California Public Radio, to retire

    Scannell has led the organization since 2019.

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System/Policy

NPR will merge news and programming divisions

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | August 30, 2023

CEO John Lansing said the move will ensure NPR is “more united than ever in our efforts to strengthen our network and succeed in our mission to reach our current and future audiences wherever they consume NPR content.”

System/Policy

Legislature’s review of audit stalls proposed raise for Arkansas PBS CEO

By Julian Wyllie, Reporter | August 29, 2023

The audit raised questions among legislators about the state network’s procurement practices.

Obituaries

WETA host and fundraiser John Begeny dies at 54

By Mike Janssen, Digital Editor | August 28, 2023

Begeny held the role of executive director of multimedia fundraising at WETA and co-hosted the show “If You Lived Here.”

People

Tom Godell to retire as WUKY GM

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | August 28, 2023

Godell has worked in public broadcasting since 1976.

Programs/Content

NPR to end local versions of ‘Consider This’ podcast

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | August 25, 2023

“This is a bitter pill,” said Eric Marrapodi, VP of news programming. “We really wanted this to work. And this was a big, big swing to try to do this.”

Programs/Content

America Amplified focuses 2024 election project on underserved communities 

By Alexia Partouche, Former Editorial Intern | August 23, 2023

CPB provided a $1.5 million grant backing expansion to newsrooms in all 50 states.

Featured in Category

Comings and goings: NPR’s Anya Grundmann will step down, network appoints executive editor …

By Julian Wyllie, Reporter | August 23, 2023

Anya Grundmann is leaving her role as SVP of programming for NPR.

People

Feloniz Lovato-Winston named Kansas Public Radio leader

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | August 22, 2023

Lovato-Winston, who currently works in fundraising for KPR, steps up to director next month.

Programs/Content

To combat loss of news audiences, get brilliant on the basics of live radio

By Israel Smith, President (Listen Again Tomorrow, LLC) | August 22, 2023

Stations can rebuild listenership by maintaining relentless focus on every element of the air.

System/Policy

Basin PBS to celebrate cultural diversity with new Heritage Festival

By Alexia Partouche, Former Editorial Intern | August 21, 2023

The event will feature local vendors and live performances, including a free Los Lonely Boys concert.

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