APM series examines exoneration in the U.S.
Posted: June, 07, 2013
By Graham Vyse
Radio programs
Stations continue StateImpact without NPR
Posted: May, 29, 2013
By Mike Janssen
NPR cancels Talk of the Nation, pairs with WBUR in bid to bolster middays
Posted: April, 03, 2013
By Ben Mook and Mike Janssen
Long Island psychic finds radio audience eager for forecasts
Posted: April, 22, 2013
By Mike Janssen
Planet Money crowdfunder soars, PRI campaign falls short of goal
Posted: May, 16, 2013
By Andrew Lapin
Mapping the places where ‘music is made all the time’
Posted: April, 18, 2013
By Mike Janssen
Vince Gardino bound for orchestra post after NY Public Radio departure in July
Posted: June 7, 2012Vince Gardino, New York Public Radio’s executive director of underwriting, is departing the station after 14 years to become executive director of the American Classical Orchestra, which performs music from the 17th to 19th centuries using authentic period instruments. His … Continue reading
New Jersey’s pubradio operators step up coverage of Garden State
Posted: May 29, 2012Nearly a year ago, two of the East Coast’s largest metropolitan pubcasting powerhouses took over nine New Jersey pubradio stations, casting uncertainty over the future of public radio news coverage for Garden State listeners. The outlook has begun to brighten … Continue reading
Output: Prop 8 goes down in starry radio docudrama, online cultural essays graduate to videos at KCET.org, and more
Posted: May 29, 2012On Sunday, June 10, L.A. Theatre Works debuts a radio docudrama about the federal court case that overturned the referendum that banned same-sex marriage in California. Director Rob Reiner assembled an all-star cast to perform 8, which was written by … Continue reading
Radio Ambulante steers Spanish-language pubradio in new direction
Posted: May 15, 2012Radio Ambulante, an ambitious monthly radio show and podcast which hopes to revolutionize Spanish-language radio, launched its pilot episode today. Radio Ambulante (which roughly translates to “radio on the move”) is the brainchild of acclaimed Peruvian-American writer Daniel Alarcón, whose … Continue reading
Revamped All Things Considered brings new sound to weekends
Posted: May 14, 2012The weekend installment of NPR’s afternoon newsmagazine starts its 35th year on the air this month — and its third year of a different sound that has piqued the interest of station programmers and the network’s own staffers. Continue reading
Output: Producers swarm a conference, an ‘extreme journalist’ trots the globe, and more
Posted: May 14, 2012A conference about ideas and creativity provided the latest opportunity for a group of adventurous radio producers to challenge their own inventiveness by producing as much radio as they could in a day and a half. The six producers behind … Continue reading
Advocates press FCC to open more channels for LPFMs
Posted: May 14, 2012NPR, the National Association of Broadcasters and advocates for low-power radio expressed opposing views to the FCC in a proceeding that will shape the future of the commission’s expanding class of low-power FM broadcasters. For the second time since it … Continue reading