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Rethinking Success: How Public Radio Stations Can Leverage Podcasts for Audience, Impact, and Revenue

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By Nancy Rosenbaum
| greaterpublic.org
Over the last decade, public media organizations large and small have experimented with podcasting as a vehicle for producing in-depth audio journalism, as well as reaching new audiences and trying out new and creative ways of telling impactful stories. And lots of people are tuning in.
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Gaelynn Lea's Pandemic Year of Music and Activism

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By Nancy Rosenbaum
| tptoriginals.org
When the singer-songwriter and disability rights advocate from Duluth, Minn., saw how Covid-19 was disproportionately affecting people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups, she decided to raise her voice and do something about it in her hometown. READ THE TRANSCRIPT OF THE AUDIO INTERVIEW Nancy Rosenbaum: In March 2020, a couple of weeks before the first Covid lockdown, musician Gaelynn Lea was getting ready to go on tour. Gaelynn is singer-songwriter who’s known for her fiddle music.
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The cost of getting through the front door

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By Nancy Rosenbaum
| iPondr Verified
Nancy Rosenbaum This story contains explicit language and may not be appropriate for all listeners. Yomi Wrong works in healthcare compliance and is also a freelance writer and disability justice activist in Oakland, California. After years of saving and planning, she bought her first home in 2019. Yomi was born with a disability called Osteogenesis Imperfecta. It’s also known as brittle-bone disease. Her bones break really easily, and her disability also affects her stature.
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