The study also found that listening to the podcast was especially effective in increasing news knowledge among participants who listened to right-leaning podcasts.

The new series starring comedian, cartoonist and writer Mo Welch was pitched as “Hot Ones meets Bob Ross.”

"Symphony in a Suitcase" stemmed from a partnership among Steves, the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra and Public Media Connect.

Saldanha is “the ideal leader for public media both today and tomorrow,” said CEO Kerri Hoffman.

The partners plan to release recommendations early next year.

Arkansas TV gained half as many new donors in fiscal year 2026 compared to the previous fiscal year, the foundation’s interim CEO said.

Public media journalists collaborate with each other and independent newsrooms to deliver coverage that resonates with local audiences.

In an interview, Tanner discusses how the New York station has adjusted to the loss of CPB funding and her plans for what's ahead.

The board was slated to approve spending for a survey of Alabamians' opinions about PBS programming.

The University of Texas at El Paso and the El Paso Community Foundation “hope to execute an agreement reasonably soon.”

The partners describe Connect250 as a “large-scale experiment in human connection.”

The method of funding drew criticism from members of the authority and APT staff.

The university announced last year that it was cutting jobs at Northwest Public Broadcasting and shutting down the TV station.

RMPM will acquire six full-power FM licenses owned by Community Radio for Northern Colorado.

Many viewers said they will not keep donating to the network or restore donations they already canceled.

The law is “first-of-its-kind legislation to safeguard the editorial independence of public media.”

Among the network's goals is building national underwriting and sponsorship opportunities.

"A Capitol Fourth" and "America Made in Virginia: 250 Years Together" feature star-studded lineups and, of course, fireworks.

Terence Shepherd claims he was terminated for raising concerns about profanity on a sign in a station news report.

Airing on PBS stations next month, "Amerigo: The Search For The American Dream"> attempts to take the temperature of the nation.

A three-year grant from the MacArthur Foundation is giving the music station a new opportunity to connect with Chicago audiences.

The program debuts July 9.

The new video podcast "Must Be the Money" is leaning hard into authenticity and algorithms, and for good reason.

To bolster its new Austin City Limits Trust, the station is pulling out all the stops and may even take the show on the road.

Arkansas’ public TV network would receive additional state funds offered by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders under a proposal that received initial legislative approval.

KUT’s Debbie Hiott believes University of Texas officials terminated her because she publicly pushed back against administration claims that the station’s security plans for an inaugural festival were...

Critics say a state university’s management raises questions of editorial independence.

Fred Rogers Productions expects that the new YouTube content will increase overall shareability and help more kids and parents find the show.

New Jersey lawmakers are poised to tap unused film tax credits to shore up the state’s local and public media.

Tours offer the opportunity to build trust, boost audience engagement, generate revenue and communicate local news and information.

The Arkansas TV Foundation secured about $5 million since March, when the commission paused its plan to end ties with PBS.

The bill’s advocates are seeking a path forward because “failure is not an option,” said the executive director of the Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association.

The university is slated to take over operations of New Jersey’s public TV network July 1.

The announcement comes a day before a state commission is expected to vote on whether to move forward with plans to cut ties with PBS.

The loss of federal funds for public media "is hugely challenging for these documentary storytellers,” said report co-author Caty Borum.

The station hopes a shift in political support could reverse the effects of a veto by current Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt.

The station has launched a newsletter, created special podcast episodes and enlisted its entire newsroom to report on the event.

The Illinois TV station lost nearly 80% of its revenue with the rescission of federal funding for public broadcasting.

Creator Ben Bradford says the show can interrogate the “growing feeling across society that things are falling apart and are less good than they used to be.”

The reduction affected the station's marketing, engineering and television production departments.

CEO Katherine Maher also announced a newsroom reorganization and leadership changes.

Independent producer Karen Michel is channeling her longtime interest into a budding podcast,

The San Antonio broadcaster and the local newsroom will team up to better serve the region.

Failing to extend the station’s expiration date means it will have to begin closing July 1. It will have a year to wind down operations.