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As public radio stations across the country work to develop their own daily news podcasts, news leaders Jill Jackson and Brendan Sweeney from member station KUOW in Seattle will share learnings, challenges and the great fun they experienced in the development of Seattle Now.
NPR will share the findings of its nationwide study that uncovered the six core segments of news consumers.
In this session, we’ll discuss dynamic breaks and how programming, operations and on-air hosts can work as a team to make the most of each moment of airtime.
Over this year, member stations in California, the Gulf Coast region and the Midwest are working with NPR to form new regional hubs in these areas of the country. Join Bruce Auster, NPR’s Senior Director of the Collaborative Journalism Network, and others for an update on what’s next with this important project.
As we leave this virtual gathering of public media news and content leaders, we hope this session will empower you as you return to your stations.
In this webinar, we have an honest conversation about diversity and inclusion in leadership with Ronnie Agnew of Mississippi Public Broadcasting and Deanna Mackey, Executive Director of the Public Television Major Market Group and founder of Public Media Women in Leadership.
Part II of Building Reslience's webinar "The Imperative of Inclusion" feautures guests Matt Martinez, Chief Content Officer at KNKX in Seattle/Tacoma and Bill Johnson, General Manager at WRTI in Philadephia who share their own experiences and talk about how their stations are addressing issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
We’ve all been closely monitoring audience metrics since the pandemic started. How are public radio music stations doing during this extraordinary time? Join PRPD President Abby Goldstein and RRC Client Services Manager Dave Sullivan for a look at recent audience trends for Classical, Triple A, Jazz and Urban Alternative stations.
The latest installment in the Building Resilience webinar series was on The Imperative of Inclusion. PMJA’s Terry Gildea talked with Jordan Lee of Radio Milwaukee and Ju-Don Marshall of WFAE in Charlotte, North Carolina about how their two stations are working to improve culture and welcome new voices and new perspectives - in their organizations and their communities.
As part of our Building Resilience webinar series, in partnership with PMJA, Greater Public, Current and the Wyncote Foundation, this session focused on the Resilience of Revenue and DeLinda Mworka of KQED and Luke Dennis of WYSO, hosted by Greater Public's Joyce MacDonald.