2026-02-06 In a post-CPB world, embracing our original purpose as a “school of the sky” is not nostalgia — it is strategy. The post Opinion: It’s time for public radio to reclaim its educational identity appeared first on Current. …›
2026-02-05 Fuller covered the CPB rescission and wind-down. The post Reporter Austin Fuller to leave Current appeared first on Current. …›
2026-02-05 The podcast series and public radio special from “The Science of Happiness” features leaders across psychology, neuroscience, and anthropology on the nature of love and belongingThe Science of Happiness, an acclaimed podcast examining how we can le …›
2026-02-04 The new PBS Kids series aims to address a literacy learning gap that develops before children enter school. The post ‘Phoebe & Jay’ teach literacy skills for everyday life appeared first on Current. …›
2026-02-04 McCammon, a correspondent for NPR’s Washington Desk, said she’ll “have much more to say about my next steps very soon.” The post Comings and goings: Sarah McCammon to leave NPR, WVTF hires chief advancement officer … appeared first on Current. …›
2026-02-03 KCUR and Classical KC staffers are currently working from home. The post University closes in on new home for KCUR appeared first on Current. …›
2026-02-03 “As a longtime fan of NYPR’s magnificent work, I’m honored to join this powerhouse organization with local heart and global impact,” Tanner said. The post NYPR picks Christy Tanner as next CEO appeared first on Current. …›
2026-02-02 The University of Missouri-Kansas City announced in December hat the station’s building would close no later than Jan. 31 due to foundation problems. The post KCUR stays on air after quick move from longtime studios appeared first on Current. …›
2026-01-30 “You've got to muster up the courage to fight for what you believe in and to ensure that our democracy really prevails," Harrison said at CPB's final public board meeting. The post In farewell remarks, Pat Harrison looks beyond CPB’s end to public …›
2026-01-30 Reina was charged with felony counts of embezzlement, grand theft and forgery. The post Former CapRadio GM Jun Reina charged with embezzling $1.3M from station appeared first on Current. …›
2026-01-30 Carillo has led the station since 2019. The post PBS Guam GM Ina Carillo to leave station appeared first on Current. …›
2026-01-29 The investigative public radio show and podcast is brought to audiences with PRXThe investigative public radio show and podcast Reveal — distributed to stations and brought to listeners on-demand with PRX — is a winner in the 2026 duPont-C …›
2026-01-28 The rise and fall of New England’s most infamous fishing tycoonGBH News today announced the upcoming premiere of Catching The Codfather, a new podcast from the Peabody Award-winning team behind The Big Dig and Scratch & Win. Catching The Codfath …›
2026-01-27 “Optimist Economy” Podcast from Kathryn Anne Edwards and Robin Rauzi Partners with PRX and Launches a New SeasonThe economics podcast exploring how to build a better future will tackle housing, healthcare, and why Social Security will be fineEcon …›
2026-01-09 Registration is now open for free events taking place in Apple’s London offices at Battersea Power Station on February 6. Sessions will be led by creatives from PRX, Goalhanger, Acast, and morePublic media organization PRX — bringing acclaimed …›
2026-01-08 The Official Companion podcast hosted by Dr. Alok Patel and Hunter Harris is made in partnership with PRX ProductionsPRX Productions — the award-winning audio creatives of public media organization PRX — is partnering with HBO Max to produc …›
2026-01-05 Show partners lauded by Rolling Stone, Vulture, The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The Guardian, Esquire, The Economist, and moreIn 2025, PRX podcast partners and independent producers across Radiotopia brought listeners consequential reporting, evocative …›
2025-12-22 “Keep Nanaimo Weird” reads a piece of artwork on the wall of CHLY 101. 7 FM, a campus and community radio station in Nanaimo, British Columbia in Canada. Affiliated with Vancouver Island University (formerly known as Malaspina Coll …›
2025-12-10 PRX and Wave Maker Media Present “The Palisades Fire: A Sandcastles Special” from Acclaimed Producer Adriana CargillThe two-part documentary debuting January 7 tells a story of hope and adaptation from the darkest hours of one of California’s wo …›
2025-12-09 PRX Brings “Click Here” Hosted by Dina Temple-Raston to Public Radio, Exploring the Ways Technology is Changing Our WorldThe new weekly public radio program is available to stations nationwide beginning January 7Pulitzer-winning public media orga …›
2025-12-09 PRX to Distribute WABE’s Public Health Program “Health Wanted” to Public Radio Stations Nationwide Beginning in January 2026The weekly public radio show hosted by Laurel Bristow is a collaboration with Emory University’s Rollins School of Publ …›
2024-07-16 I think this happens to reporters a lot. They see someone who looks interesting. They chat with them, and they think, “Hunh, maybe there’s a story here.” It happened to David Weinberg. Back in 2016 or so, David was producing a series on South Los …›
2024-07-11 Hello! Welcome (back) to All Hear, the Everything List for Audio Opportunities. I recently read a thread in UKAN — a listserv for U.K. audio producers — about people considering leaving the audio industry. It was heartbreaking to read about so many …›
2024-07-02 One of my favorite past times is sending music to friends, usually a link to a song sent by text. Punk, dub, and experimental music to my friends Sven and Matthias. Avant-garde classical and electronic music to Carla… For my daughter, Gwen, I usually …›
2024-06-17 I picked up on something Ira Glass said in the last episode of Sound School that I want to highlight here. Rather than structuring a story as a collection of arguments and ideas, structure it as a narrative, a sequence of events. This happened, then th …›
2024-06-06 Hello! Hello! Welcome (back) to All Hear, the Everything List for Audio Opportunities. This month there’s a few brilliant opportunities for makers who are underrepresented in different ways — those in the Global Majority, those working in a lan …›
2024-06-04 I started counting the number of valuable tips Ira Glass of This American Life offers on this episode of Sound School and I gave up. There were too many. Tips on writing, reporting, structure, scoring… In fact, I think this rare recording I’m featu …›
2024-05-21 I remember thinking: Uh, oh. We hired the wrong translator. I was in Brazil, Rio de Janeiro to be exact, reporting a story on pretrial detention — a netherworld between arrest and arraignment. In Rio and many places around the world, once someone …›
2024-05-07 (I recommend you listen to this episode before reading this post or listening to the audio excerpt below. All of it will make much more sense.) Back in the aughts, one of my students was producing a profile of a singer songwriter. During editorial meet …›
2024-05-02 Hello! Welcome (back) to All Hear, the Everything List for Audio Opportunities. In some personal news, I’m headed to New York for the first two weeks of June to host an In The Dark event at the Tribeca festival — I would love to meet some audio mak …›
2024-04-23 Right this minute, I’m riding an Amtrak train, heading home after visiting my daughter at college. It’s supposed to be a day off. No work. I thought I’d read a book (In case you’re wondering, I packed two: Mama’s Last Hug and How the Garcia G …›
2024-04-16 Note from Sarah Geis: This manifesto is made up of excerpts of interviews I did with fellow members of the core production team: Yohance Lacour, Bill Healy, Erisa Apantaku and Dana Brozost-Kelleher. But the podcast could not have been made without the …›
2024-04-09 During the first couple of minutes of this episode, I take NPR to task for the preponderance of two-ways on the network’s news programs. In particular, my distaste for host interviews with reporters where everything sounds so unsurprising. This is es …›
2024-04-04 Hello! Welcome (back) to All Hear, the Everything List for Audio Opportunities. You might know me as an organiser of resources, but I’m an audio maker too! Last month I wrote an article for Transom, The Many Lives of “Dead Ends”, about a piece I …›
2024-04-02 Looking for a Signal We’ve spent the last five years using our perspective as scientists and funders not only to figure out why exceptional independent creators make the things they make, but to create an ecosystem that amplifies their signal. …›
2024-03-26 Dale Lumsden taught me how to cut tape — as in reel-to-reel tape. I call his teaching approach “The Lumsden Method.” The way Dale did it was this: He straightened himself up at the mic. Got his copy ready. Cleared his throat. Hit record. And …›
2024-03-19 Searching for Story A big “thing” happened early on in my life: my Mum died. When I was three years old she fell off of a cliff while on a work trip in Spain. Her death was ruled an accident, and I grew up knowing that to be true, but as a teenager …›
2024-03-12 We’re revisiting a valuable episode recorded in 2016 for this installment of The Sound School Podcast. Despite my severe hesitation around recording in stereo (I practically break out in hives just thinking about it), I put together the following FAQ …›
2024-03-07 Hello! Welcome (back) to All Hear, the Everything List for Audio Opportunities. It’s International Women’s Day tomorrow and this month there’s some suitably great opportunities for women in audio. Within events there’s the International Women …›
2024-02-27 A journalist friend of mine once joked, “This is how journalists count: One. Two. Trend.” Just in case it doesn’t make sense, I’ll explain. Reporters often seek to report stories on trends. If a bunch of houses go up for sale in a neighborhood, …›