Podcasts
APM plans sale of ‘Brains On!’ podcasts, cuts 15 positions
“This is not the outcome we hoped for,” APM President Chandra Kavati said.Empathy machines: ‘This American Life’ and the public radio structure of feeling
The concept of the “empathy machine” is a useful way to think about the very particular relationship to talking about feelings pioneered ...How ‘Radio Ambulante’ is sparking connections with in-person Listening Clubs
Radio Ambulante Studios received funding this year to convene new Listening Clubs focused on issues of importance to Latino voters.Children’s podcast clubs grow membership for WBUR, Vermont Public
A new membership program for Vermont Public’s "But Why" children’s podcast is bringing in new donors.Ear Hustle’s new audio space is just the first step in a bigger plan
The studio at the California Institution for Women will bring more incarcerated women’s voices to the podcast — and kickstart an ambitious ...Podcast explores how racism of Jim Crow era afflicted generations of journalist’s family
In the podcast "What Happened in Alabama?", journalist and author Lee Hawkins probes his family history to reveal lasting impacts of the ...LAist’s ‘Inheriting’ podcast aims to shed light on Asian American and Pacific Islander history and ...
The show digs in with seven families to show how past traumas can trickle down through generations.How ChatGPT’s new model could transform podcasting and public media
ChatGPT-4o offers the potential for streamlined multilingual communication and audio analysis in the near future.Why public radio needs more journalism like NHPR’s ‘13th Step’ podcast
When it comes to rebuilding audience and, especially, attracting younger listeners, there are good reasons why leaders should run toward this kind ...Accelerator program helps KERA, WNET successfully launch children’s podcasts
KERA’s “Tiempo Tranquilo” and WNET’s “The Plate Show” were developed as part of PRX’s podcast accelerator program.
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