Tyler Falk is a Reporter at Current. He covers public radio and podcasts, with a focus on the broadcasting industry, educational policy, and campus life, drawing on over a decade of digital journalism experience. Tyler's work has been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine and Current: News for Public Media.
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Jody Hamblett has resigned as GM of WUOT in Knoxville, Tenn.
By: Tyler Falk, Robert Dubois
An Illinois statehouse reporting collaboration is continuing with an increased financial commitment from Chicago Public Media.
By: Tyler Falk
A consultant studying financial pressures at Southern Oregon University has suggested that the school consider changing its relationship with licensee Jefferson Public Radio.
CEO Katherine Maher also announced a newsroom reorganization and leadership changes.
Mullins has led the station for more than a decade.
The job cuts will reduce NPR's content division by about 4%.
By: Tyler Falk
The co-founders are going independent to start their own podcast for kids.
By: Tyler Falk
LVPM has managed WLVR-FM since 2019.
Seventy-one percent of the employees in the unit voted in favor of unionizing.
By: Tyler Falk
Terence Shepherd claims he was terminated for raising concerns about profanity on a sign in a station news report.
