Tyler Falk is a Reporter at Current. He covers public radio and podcasts, drawing on over 10 years of digital journalism experience across various outlets, including Grist and The Atlantic Cities. Tyler's work has been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine and Current: News for Public Media, focusing on themes related to publishing, media, and the broadcasting industry.
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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.
By: Tyler Falk
“There's no definite playbook on this because we've never been in this place before.”
By: Tyler Falk
The university plans to sell the assets for $130,000.
By: Tyler Falk
Executive Director Ryan Wilson will step down and move into an operations position.
By: Tyler Falk
The organization plans for the station to broadcast WESA’s service.
