Bob Beck

Each year, PRNDI honors an individual or organization that has made significant contributions to public radio news.  The award is named in honor of its first recipient: Leo C. Lee, the founder of Western Public Radio, a San Francisco-based public radio training program.

Wyoming Public Media is looking for a natural resources/energy reporter to join its award winning news team.   We are looking for a multi-media reporter who is a self starter and who has experience covering energy issues.  You must apply for the job via the University of Wyoming Human Resources website. 

The job closes April 30th.  

https://hrteller.uwyo.edu/psp/HRSLF/UWSELFSERV/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM_EMP.HRS_CE.GBL

WBHM in Birmingham is looking for a news host and reporter. 

You’ll be responsible for hosting one of their flagship news programs – either Morning Edition from 5 – 9 a.m. or All Things Considered and Marketplace from 3 – 7 p.m.

The “Producer” part of the job entails researching, reporting and producing NPR-style, in-depth, local stories which air on Morning Edition and All Things Considered and online at wbhm.org. Participation in on-air pledge drives and occasional fill-in work will also be required.

Growing our membership ensures a positive future.  Have you ever uttered those words during a fund drive?  Well they work  for PRNDI as well.  

We are trying to identify stations that are not members of PRNDI in an effort to grow our membership.  We are not only looking at traditional Public Radio stations, but community stations and on-line stations as well.

We are currently contacting News Directors in various states in an effort to identify these stations and their 

PRNDI and NPR are teaming up for a series of webinars starting on Tuesday, November 27th from 2 to 3 pm EST with the The Art of the Pitch:

What makes one story pitch an “instant hit” with an editor…and another a “thanks, but no thanks.”  NPR’s Northeastern Bureau Chief Andrea de Leon and Senior National Editor Steve Drummond will share the dos and don’ts of pitching to an editor.

The session will cover:

The future of Medicare is on the 2012 presidential election main stage, but the real work on reform will happen in 2013 and beyond.

WGCU Public Media in Fort Myers, Florida is looking for a talented journalist to join its award-winning news team. 

This multi-platform journalist for radio, web and occasionally for TV could also occasionally host a weekly call-in talk show, Morning Edition and All Things Considered as needed.   

Excellent story tellers who can produce sound-rich radio, have superior on-air voice quality and experience hosting should apply.

If you are looking for staff training you may start making plans now.

The news media play a critical role in the education of the American voter.  So why does campaign coverage at so many news organizations consist of little more than the regurgitation of stump speeches and poll numbers?

Our next PRNDI webinar features NPR Elections Editor Neal Carruth, who will discuss strategies for unearthing the campaign stories that will engage and enlighten your listeners.  Join us for  “Beyond the Horse Race- Creative Ways to Cover an Election” on Thursday,  October 25th from 2:00 to 3:00 pm Eastern time.

WGCU Public Media in Fort Myers, Florida is looking for a talented journalist to join its award-winning news team. 

This multi-platform journalist for radio, web and occasionally for TV could also occasionally host a weekly call-in talk show, Morning Edition and All Things Considered as needed.    Excellent story tellers who can produce sound-rich radio, have superior on-air voice quality and experience hosting should apply.