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  • Wild Card host Rachel Martin
    NPR shortens ‘It’s Been a Minute’ broadcast, adds ‘Wild Card’
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    Luse NPR has halved the broadcast time of It’s Been a Minute and combined it with Wild Card with Rachel Martin. The combined show debuted Friday with the hour evenly divided between the two shows.

  • Author and broadcaster Studs Terkel works in his office in Chicago.
    ‘Division Street Revisited’ introduces Studs Terkel to the podcast generation
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    For Studs Terkel, Chicago was a microcosm of the world. The legendary writer, historian and radio personality made the Midwest metropolis his home for almost 90 years, finding his penchant for chatting up the everyman as a kid in his parents’ rooming house before eventually turning it into his life’s work.  Over Terkel’s long career, he conducted over 2,000 interviews for his WFMT show and published a number of oral histories, including 1967’s Division Street: America, in which he talked to 71 different regular Chicagoans, from a socialite turned activist to a Black meat-packer and organizer to a closeted gay actor.

  • John Harris, president and CEO of Prairie Public Broadcasting, speaks March 7, 2025, during a legislative committee hearing about state and federal funding for the organization.
    Prairie Public supporters urge North Dakota Senate to restore state funding
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    This article was first published by North Dakota Monitor and is republished here under a Creative Commons license. Prairie Public supporters are urging Senate lawmakers to defeat a bill that removes taxpayer support for North Dakota’s mainstay public broadcasting organization.