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Programs/Content

As ‘On the Media’ drifts from original focus, some listeners take note

By Joey Peters, Freelance Contributor | January 31, 2020

“Where we may proceed in the future isn’t clear,” says co-host Brooke Gladstone.

Rewind: The Roots of Public Media

How the Works Progress Administration played a critical role in WNYC’s history

By Andy Lanset, Director (New York Public Radio Archives) | October 31, 2019

The New York station may not have survived the Great Depression without help from the federal government.

System/Policy

Goli Sheikholeslami: Building listening habits and audience loyalty on new platforms ‘is critical for all of us’

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | August 15, 2019

As she prepares to leave her job as CEO of Chicago Public Media, Sheikholeslami spoke with Current about her priorities for New York Public Radio and why she decided to stay in public media.

Development

‘Death, Sex & Money’ rewards new donors with opportunity to break a sweat

By Liz Shoemaker, Freelance Contributor | June 21, 2019

“There’s something humbling and humiliating about a group exercise class,” said host Anna Sale. “We thought, let’s just get together and do something really fun as a ‘Death, Sex & Money’ community.”

Exit Interviews

Laura Walker: ‘Meeting mission and achieving deep impact are not warring principles’

By Julie Drizin, Executive Director | May 30, 2019

Reflecting on her 23 years as CEO of WYNC and NYPR, Laura Walker says success in public media comes from reaching for both ideals.

Programs/Content

WNYC hires Vox VP as chief content officer

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | February 6, 2019

Golis will lead editorial strategy, program development and the integration of radio and digital for WNYC News, WNYC Radio and WNYC Studios.

Programs/Content

With two hosts at helm, ‘The Takeaway’ aims for depth and urgency in covering race and politics

By Jill Goldsmith, Contributing Editor | January 8, 2019

Tanzina Vega and Amy Walter tackle topics in ways that feel “like a much more open conversation.”

People

NYPR President Laura Walker to step down in June

By Andrew Lapin, Freelance Contributor | December 19, 2018

Walker cited “new opportunities” that prompted her to leave, including pursuing a university position and “starting her own venture.”

Quick Takes

Craigslist founder donates $2.5M to New York Public Radio

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | October 19, 2018

The gift will help “fuel the integration and expansion of WNYC and Gothamist.”

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