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New York Public Radio CEO Christy Tanner leaves after eight months
“The Board of Trustees thanks Christy for her contributions to NYPR and wishes her well,” the organization said in a press release.How PBS Kids reinvented ‘Super Why!’ to teach early literacy
The new Super Why's Comic Book Adventures expands on a previous short-form digital series.Comings and goings: Connecticut Public names VP, Koahnic Broadcast Corp. hires GM of media …
Missy DiNunno joined Connecticut Public as VP of community engagement.
Angie Carr appointed GM of Vegas PBS
Carr most recently helped Nine PBS secure an $11.1 million Ready to Learn grant.Emerald Coast PBS to launch broadcast service for Florida Panhandle
With a signal lease and help from community leaders, former WSRE managers teamed up to bring PBS programming back to the region.‘Sesame Street,’ ‘Nature’ go wild for new ‘Great Elephant Adventure’
“When you get to work with people from new places, you find that even if you come from somewhere else, there's so much you have in common.”
Hasanna Birdsong leaves CEO role at Lehigh Valley Public Media
Birdsong had led the station since June 2025.Comings and goings: GM named for WPSU, KUT hires journalists …
Fred Vigeant will lead WPSU, which is now part of WHYY.Public Media Bridge Fund targets sustainability with new grant program
“Many local public media organizations already know how their operations need to adapt — they just require the capital and capacity to get there.”Gov. Kay Ivey dismisses five members of Alabama Public Television governing board
A communications director for Ivey said that “Governor Ivey believed it was time for the Alabama Educational Commission to have a fresh start.”Comings and goings: PBS board welcomes new directors, PBS Reno announces VP change …
The board reelected media attorney Catherine Robb to a second term as chair.NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly will step down from ‘All Things Considered’
Kelly plans to step away from the news cycle “to read long books and take long walks. Then, time for the next chapter.”Central Florida Public Media gains donors, engages with community through annual punk concert
The fundraising event has raised over $25,000 for the station.NFCB names co-directors to lead organization
Serah Mead and Gretchen Aston-Puckett will lead the organization beginning next year.WBHM leader leaves due to conflicts with university licensee
William Dahlberg said the “nail in the coffin” for his decision to leave was the expectation that the station follow Alabama's new Gulf of America law.
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