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The network said that in fiscal year 2021, 51% of its nationally programmed prime-time schedule “included diverse on-screen talent; was produced, written or directed by diverse makers; and/or explored diversity-related topics.”

"I watched the 'Car Talk' guys actually die and still be on the radio … and I said to myself, ‘At some point, this is going to end, or it's going to morph into a new form," Tippett said.

“I thought it was incredible the way the story was told and how things we’re seeing today are encapsulated in this man’s story,” says Judy Greenspan, director of multiplatform initiatives for the New York–based producing station.

Almost every public media organization is prioritizing diversity. Yet beyond hiring, what are the next steps for content strategy?

"Based on projected funding, we had anticipated a longer run," said Mark Newman, IPBS’ executive director.

"Reading Rainbow Live" premieres this month after a long hiatus of new "Rainbow" shows and legal disputes over a reboot.

Stations are using TikTok to connect with local audiences and expand their reach to younger viewers.

"We're trying to get inside the minds of most Americans in terms of how they now view the systems that return a democratically elected government."

The creators of the award-winning podcast about prison life discuss the show's future and how they wrote their new book, "This Is Ear Hustle."

The collection of audio and other materials amassed by Nikki Silva and Davia Nelson represents one of the largest acquisitions in the history of the library’s American Folklife Center.