The challenge of tracking public radio listeners -- as the media and technology world is roiled by change -- is the central purpose of the Public Radio Techsurveys. For the past nine years, the Public Radio Program Directors Association has partnered with Jacobs Media to produce research that guides the system’s programmers, marketers, and managers as they face a future filled with challenges and opportunities.

November 30, 2017 is the first National Day of Station Air Checking. How are you going to improve your station's sound?

Audio and video recordings from the 2017 Content Conference are now available on the PRPD website!

Inside Radio, the publication that covers all things radio, reviews key takeaways from PRPD's Millennial Project findings in the article "Public Radio Can Reach Millennials With Local Digital Content."

The publication Radio World reviews the key takeaways from PRPD's Millennial Project.

Fred Jacob's of Jacob's Media highlights the top 10 takeaways from PRPD's Millennial Project.

As Classical Music Rising, public radio’s classical music stations have been tackling the questions that will shape their future. PRPD is partnering with Classical Music Rising to bring these timely conversations to the 2017 Content Conference for music stations.

Early Bird rates for the PRPD Content Conference end today - register now to save $300.

The Public Radio Tech Survey drops its 9^th installment this year. PRPD and Jacobs Media took to field and are now introducing Public Radio Tech Survey 9. This year’s model will include the usage pyramid, tracking data on platforms, podcasts, handsets and you can look forward to unique insights into a range of thorny topics.

WAMU is thrilled to be hosting PRPD's 2017 Content Conference opening night reception at the world-renowned Newseum, where we’ll celebrate the essential role of public radio in free speech and a free press.