MIT’s Sherry Turkle contends “we’re letting technology take us places that we don't want to go.” Those of us in the public media business grapple with how to let storytellers lead technology rather than the other way around.
American Public Media invites you to join us for an evening with Garrison Keillor at PRPD. The public radio veteran will share his thoughts on A Prairie Home Companion, public radio and other musings from his nearly 40 years delighting audiences.
Alisa Miller, President and CEO of PRI, will highlight memorable milestones in our shared history - moments of station partnership and innovation that have spawned meaningful stories, services and structures for public media. From pioneering programming to groundbreaking entities, there's much to celebrate together.
Join us for a conversation with NPR president and CEO Gary E. Knell about his vision for the best possible future of public radio. Firing up the discussion will be the inimitable Ophira Eisenberg, host of NPR and WNYC’s new hit program Ask Me Another. You’re invited to share observations and ask challenging questions!
Step into the void between “yes” and “no” as our stellar editors mix it up with brave story pitchers. Together, they pull back the veil on one of the most important and difficult skills every producer needs to master: selling a story to an editor.
Summary of findings prepared by the project's research firm
PRPD/SRG Dual Format Station Focus Groups (2004)
Summary of findings prepared by the project's research firm
The Value and Values of Classical Music Programming on Dual Format (Classical/News) Public Radio Stations (2004). A two-part summary of the study's major findings: