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Tag Archives: NPR
Should NPR Start an Online Dating Site?
Public radio listeners: make babies together! That was the slogan from Chicago’s public radio station WBEZ during a recent pledge drive. When I posted this plea to my Facebook page, multiple friends responded with this: Tell NPR to start an … Continue reading
Mayor Quan on All Things Considered; We've Got the Extended Interview
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Martin Kaste's interview with embattled Oakland Mayor Jean Quan aired this afternoon on All Things Considered. As with pretty much any interview, there's more compelling material than what makes it into the broadcast. … Continue reading
KQED-FM's First Manager: Launching NPR "Took A Lot of Doing"
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Yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of NPR. But if the U.S. military had killed Osama bin Laden back then, many NPR stations would not have been able to bring you live coverage. In fact, they'd have had to wait for … Continue reading
Pelican Bay, Today and Yesterday
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Somewhere far up the North Coast—well out of sight and out of mind for virtually all of us—is California's Pelican Bay State Prison. It's a facility built for the most violent, dangerous inmates in the state prison system. Many of … Continue reading
Video: Public Radio Rap
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Two people have now sent me this. That in itself wouldn't necessarily dictate inclusion, but the fact is, it's really good. One of our producers here said this guy's about to get a free coffee mug from every public radio … Continue reading

