Make May 1st a Beautiful Day of ActionApril 24, 2019 · Neighbors, on May 1, 2019, we’re hosting a beautiful day of action and paying tribute to Fred Rogers, whose testimony nearly 50 years ago savedRead More
Maine Public Media Dives Deep on Local IssuesMarch 15, 2019 · Maine Public Media’s Aquaculture’s Next Wave, which covers Maine’s rapidly-transforming fishing industry, exemplifies public radio’s commitment to local communities. “Aquaculture,” the farming of fish andRead More
How Public Media Gets FundedMarch 6, 2019 · Federal funding for public media is a process that happens annually. It’s a long and intense journey that is critical to securing essential federal supportRead More
WYSO Works to Dispel Stereotypes with County LinesDecember 6, 2018 · County Lines is a public radio series about rural life in southwest Ohio produced by WYSO in Yellow Springs. In its first year, the seriesRead More
WUWM Honors a Colleague and Supports New Broadcast JournalistsOctober 11, 2018 · At WUWM 89.7 FM – Milwaukee’s NPR, we are dedicated to promoting local journalism that serves our community. One way we do this is throughRead More
WGUC Classics for Kids: Discovering Classical MusicAugust 15, 2018 · Classics for Kids host Naomi Lewin with composer John Corigliano. Photo by Lara St. John. What’s it like to be a conductor and lead anRead More
WFDD Helps Students Share Their Unique StoriesJune 11, 2018 · “This was the first time I talked with my mom about this,” said a recent student of WFDD’s Radio 101 program, unprompted and nonchalant. ThisRead More
Why Corporation for Public Broadcasting Funding is Critical to StationsJune 7, 2018 · If you’ve ever listened to public radio or watched public television, you’ve probably heard that programming or your station is supported by the Corporation forRead More
People-Driven Public RadioJune 6, 2018 · WTIP volunteers, Tyler Howell and Barb Heideman, broadcasting live during the “Shine On” Summer Membership Drive in 2013. WTIP Community Radio has served the NorthRead More
Public Radio Stations Fill Local Void in Big CitiesMarch 14, 2018 · In November 2017, beloved local news sites Gothamist, DCist and LAist abruptly shut down risking the loss of neighborhood storytelling and community reporting in someRead More