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New pledge drive spots from Ira Glass pitch listeners on $1-a-month memberships
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Glass hopes the low threshold for giving could get more listeners to become donors.
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Glass hopes the low threshold for giving could get more listeners to become donors.
NPR, WNYC, WBEZ and This American Life teamed up to make the deal.
Men have spoken nearly two-thirds of the words on ‘This American Life,’ according to a study by The Pudding.
Other winners include “This American Life” and ProPublica.
The debut podcast “S-Town” will be released next month.
The station’s general manager was trying to force a big conversation that he thought the system needed to have.
“Considerable listener feedback” caused station leaders to keep the show on its air.
If you’ve ever heard some digital slurp, bloop or BOOM in a radio story and thought “How’d they make that?”, listen to this episode of The Pub to find out.
Host Ira Glass replied to a LinkedIn post about the decision.
Each grantee will receive $35,000.
ProPublica and The Marshall Project also received an award for their joint reporting project.
From the early days of This American Life, the show’s creator offers a peek into its approach to storytelling.
After much anticipation, a new episode of the podcast is in fans’ feeds.
Pandora will not be the exclusive home of the show, as a report suggested.
Foo talks about her frank and funny manifesto for Transom, “What To Do If Your Workplace Is Too White.”
Despite having a new company, 80 percent of Glass’s time will be spent on editorial work.
This American Life host and creator Ira Glass has acquired full ownership of the show, breaking away from his longtime home at Chicago Public Media.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting hopes to attract a national audience with its new program, Gimlet releases its third show, and more podcasting news.
The study was reported during an April episode on changing minds.
In a commentary, the This American Life creator elaborates on his claim that “public radio is ready for capitalism.”