Sentence examples for public radio programs from inspiring English sources

The debate raises questions about who owns public radio programs and who should profit from them.

It is an independent producer and distributor of public radio programs; it is not part of American Public Media.

Of nearly 350 nationally distributed public radio programs, Mr. Nuzum said, "half of all national listening is done to 17 shows".

A music review on Sept. 27 about a multimedia program presented by the violinist Tim Fain at Symphony Space that included a pianist, dancers and a reader seen on video misidentified the producer of public radio programs for which the reader, Fred Child, is a host.

Mr. Smiley, who is also the host of two public radio programs and the author of best-selling books, including "What I Know for Sure: My Story of Growing Up in America," will observe 20 years in broadcasting with a prime-time PBS special next November.

But most of its customers are moving to flat-rate plans at $13 to $16 a month that, like cellphone service, provide a free listening device and then allow subscribers to download a set number of audio books regularly and select from services like public radio programs, daily newspaper digests and original comedy programs.

The public radio program "Pipedreams" broadcast a segment about him.

Kurt Andersen, the novelist and creator of the public radio program "Studio 360," will host the event.

Jones, host of "On the Media," a public radio program, in a 1995 interview in The Times.

I mused on all of these points with John Hockenberry on the public radio program The Takeaway this morning.

Jad Abumrad is the creator and co-host of "Radiolab," a syndicated public radio program that has a cultlike following.