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“[W]e see WGBH as a growing force in podcast content creation, distribution and marketing,” said RadioPublic CEO Jake Shapiro.
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“[W]e see WGBH as a growing force in podcast content creation, distribution and marketing,” said RadioPublic CEO Jake Shapiro.
The host and producer of the award-winning podcast share tips for framing investigative stories.
Nearly one-third of podcast “super listeners” told researchers they had donated money to their local public radio stations in the last year, according to a new report.
“All of us cultivating the podcasting space can certainly do our part” to keep the Public Broadcasting Act’s goals “active and audible,” writes Radiotopia’s executive producer.
Host Thanh Tan often digs into her personal stories to explore issues of culture, family and the burdens carried by U.S.-born children of Vietnam.
Nobody knows, but we have a good time trying to find out.
The “Bullseye” host interviewed his favorite interviewers “in an effort to compare notes and find out if I was doing it wrong.”
The long-running PBS series is launching “The Frontline Dispatch,” a biweekly podcast.
The show will become a weekly podcast with host Warren Olney.
The host of the WAMU/NPR show discusses her audience and the kinds of voices we need more of on podcasts.
A session at the Public Radio Program Directors conference guided stations on finding their “podcast superpower.”
New interviews with playwrights, authors and poets will be paired with previously unreleased conversations from the series’ 30-year archives.
Developed through NPR’s Audio Storytelling Workshop, the new podcast presents honest, frank conversations about black identity.
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.
A producer of a podcast for kids says the market still has plenty of room for new shows.
Each episode of the NPR podcast can take up to four months to complete.
“A Piece of Work” debuts July 10.
The podcast will debut next year.
The podcast is offering online journalism training and fellowships.
The podcast, incubated through PRX’s Podquest contest, debuts June 14.