Tag: Diane Rehm
Employees tell NPR board of anger over harassment, demand change
The board also heard messages of support for CEO Jarl Mohn.APTS honors Diane Rehm, Public Broadcasting Act author at Public Media Summit
And more awards in public media.WAMU picks host for talk show succeeding ‘Diane Rehm’
The new national program, “1A,” debuts Jan. 2.Celebration for Diane Rehm honors departing host’s warmth, grit and voice
Speaking in the aftermath of the election, Rehm urged public radio to listen “better and harder to those to whom we have ...Diane Rehm on stepping aside for “something new and fresh”
The host discusses her voice, her approach to interviewing and life after retirement.‘The Pub’ #55: Diane Rehm contemplates the end
With her retirement ahead, the longtime host discusses who might replace her in the host chair and her feelings about head-to-head competitor ...Diane Rehm on the ‘sense of profound loss’ over leaving her show
In an excerpt from her new book On My Own, the host considers her life after radio.‘The Pub’ #48: Are public media journalists really all liberals?
And what, if anything, could or should be done about it?Diane Rehm to retire next year
Rehm plans to retire sometime after next year’s presidential election.Diane Rehm chides O’Malley for late arrival to interview
Note to future guests: Don't be late.Why public media journalists should drop the fig leaf of impartiality
It'll result in smarter, fairer news coverage that more people will want to consume and support.NPR clarifies its code of ethics for acquired shows
NPR has updated its ethics handbook to clarify how it applies to hosts such as Diane Rehm, whose advocacy work prompted a ...NPR to update ethics code, define when personal becomes political for show hosts
NPR is clarifying ambiguities in its ethics code about the role of talk show hosts after a flap over Diane Rehm’s participation ...Diane Rehm will end right-to-die advocacy
After her husband's difficult death, Rehm helped raise funds for an organization that supports medically assisted suicide.Weekly roundup: Infinite Dial, low-power FM, native advertising
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