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Former NPR host Neal Conan returns with serious show for public radio’s weekends
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“I needed to do something to address the moment that we’re in because I think it’s an absolutely critical time for the country,” Conan says.
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“I needed to do something to address the moment that we’re in because I think it’s an absolutely critical time for the country,” Conan says.
Luck, circumstance and some steering from his spouse led Bill Shribman to public media and WGBH.
The show from WAMU and NPR is one part “best of podcasting” compilation show, one part industry-insider talk show, and a thousand parts Lauren Ober, its charismatic and affable host.
San Diego–based Charitable Adult Rides and Services acquired the Center for Car Donations in July.
National Geographic President Gary Knell noted a lack of diversity in race and experience among grantees and said the organization is addressing the problem.
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Robert Costa told TV writers that he wants to focus on “fact-based analysis” in his role as moderator.
Lauren Chapman chose public media because the newsroom doesn’t have to fight with management to hold public officials accountable.
“There is no plan B” to replace federal funding, Paula Kerger told TV critics during her executive session at the Summer Press Tour.
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AWARN now includes four of the largest emergency-alert originators.
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A producer of a podcast for kids says the market still has plenty of room for new shows.
Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich will host during the search for a successor.
The help from headquarters “was totally unexpected and very funny,” an Alaska Public Media reporter said.
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Leaders at the oral-history organization say they don’t think a union is necessary but are willing to recognize it.
The agreement will need to be ratified by union members.
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