Think digital and radio are two separate worlds and digital learnings can’t make audio content across platforms better and more popular?...

So NPR has decided it won’t promote its podcasts or NPR One on air, and many critics are calling them out for what they describe...

Listening to NPR member stations is slipping among younger listeners. That’s from new NPR data shared at the recent Public Radio Program...

Lots of people have been talking about the phenomenon of This American Life’s Serial podcast and what it has meant to the booming...

A few weeks ago I was very pleased and flattered to be part of the opening presentation at the Public Radio Program Directors Conference...

Is NPR’s performance on the digital front a sign that radio’s digital evolution has stalled? Or, worse, that it’s just a big hairy...

One of the great things about non-commercial radio is that it’s supported largely by fans – the very “public” embodied in the term...

Nielsen just released a report trumpeting “News/Talk/Information” as the “Top Audio Format of 2013.” But what does that mean…really?...

…in a world where the networks you pay for content circumvent you by distributing much of that same content online? This is a complicated...

There’s a difference between giving people what they desire and messaging them to convince them that what you have is what they desire....

Kickstarter is one of several crowdsourced funding platforms.  Have a pet project?  Post it there and let the crowd fund it for you (or...

Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington was on CNN last weekend where she outlined the key elements of HuffPo’s success.  And while...

NPR’s recent deal with Triton Digital is more than a means of measuring webcast metrics.  It’s also an important step in the direction of...

Once upon a time “NPR” stood for “National Public Radio,” and the “radio” in NPR was the exclusive means of distributing the network’s...

You can limit yourself by your delivery mechanism. That’s the message from Jennifer Ferro, General Manager of LA’s legendary...

To really understand the opportunities available to expand a radio brand you need to begin by understanding why the brand exists and why...

Let’s suppose you provided a very specific product – unique to the world.  Let’s suppose the demand for that product was enormous, so...

I haven't written much about Public Radio lately, and I should.  Not only are Public Broadcasters among the most faithful and thoughtful...

Recently Walrus Research published a report about the aging of the public radio audience. Is this aging good or bad?  That depends.  For...

Every effort of creation begins with a set of assumptions – a definition of what "we" are and what we are trying to achieve, based...