WHYY Staff Exodus Documented By The Philadelphia Inquirer.
A year of turmoil at Philadelphia NPR outlet WHYY-FM is documented by the Philadelphia Inquirer, which says the radio station and sister PBS outlet WHYY-TV, have lost half of their
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Interesting timing with an ad campaign underway touting the station staffers.WHYY Staff Exodus Documented By The Philadelphia Inquirer.
A year of turmoil at Philadelphia NPR outlet WHYY-FM is documented by the Philadelphia Inquirer, which says the radio station and sister PBS outlet WHYY-TV, have lost half of theirwww.insideradio.com
Could this be the death nail for Fresh Air or are one of the "guest hosts" FINALLY going take over for Terry permanently?
This is consistent with we've seen at NPR stations that have recently signed contracts with AFTRA. When KUOW signed a union contract a couple years ago, it was followed by several union workers leaving the station. But at the same time, we're seeing this kind of change hitting commercial broadcasting as well. I agree with the comment that it might be part of the "great resignation" that is happening around the country.
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