Podcasts
New podcast hosted by Grace Lee examines public TV’s track record on DEI
The podcast follows months of criticism directed at PBS and public media about the system’s DEI initiatives and lack of transparency.After parole, podcast producers are turning skills learned in prison into paying gigs
“It feels good to be employed, it feels better to be in a field that I love, and it feels greater to ...5 lessons we learned turning our podcast into animated shorts for public TV
The father-daughter hosts and creators of "You Must Know Everything" found that collaboration and self-promotion can expand the reach of a homegrown ...Radio Diaries, ‘Radiolab’ team up to produce their own documentaries on Black Swan Records
After learning they were separately pursuing stories on the pioneering label and its founder, producers Joe Richman and Jad Abumrad decided to ...‘Uncuffed’ podcast lets incarcerated people tell their stories, their way
“Everyone deserves a chance to share their truth unmitigated because we all have so much to learn from the way incarcerated people ...NPR will roll out paid subscriptions to its podcasts
The network will also participate in Apple and Spotify's podcast subscription initiatives.Nine months after getting laid off, John Moe finds a new home for conversations about ...
“I started thinking about what I wanted to do next and how I can help people in a variety of ways. I ...Virginia’s VPM partners on Community Media Center in Richmond
The VPM + ICA Community Media Center is a free and public recording studio and workspace that aims to make creating podcasts ...How Michigan Radio launched 42 podcasts at once (and why it’s just the beginning)
With its new Minutes project, the station is making city council meetings more accessible while helping its reporters find stories.KPBS podcast seeks new audiences while highlighting San Diego culture
Launched this month, "The Parker Edison Project" gives "complete creative freedom" to a local rapper and journalist.
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