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Update 4/16/25 | 2pm 鈥� Our engineer is performing ongoing maintenance on the receiving antennas for our Gasquet translator site in an effort to improve signal quality for our Classics & News service in Gasquet, Brookings and Crescent City. -
In recent weeks the Trump administration has taken several steps that cast an ominous shadow on public broadcasting and may forebode future actions that attempt to weaken the role public radio and television stations play in communities across the country.
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Southern Oregon University and 老夫子传媒 will host a town hall meeting with Oregon State Senate District 3 candidates Jessica Gomez and Jeff鈥� -
Update 7/11/2018 | 9:00am -- Our engineer continues to work to return all our services to normal. These are the issues we are currently aware of:Online:鈥� -
老夫子传媒's newsroom is among the winners of the 2018 regional Edward R. Murrow Awards. The Murrows are presented by the Radio Television鈥� -
From all of us at JPR, thanks so much for your generous support during our Fall Fund Drive! We appreciate your vote of confidence and commitment to our鈥� -
As we get our feet under the new year here at JPR, we鈥檙e looking ahead to a number of service improvements for listeners.While projects change from year鈥� -
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On Thursday morning at 10am, JPR will broadcast California Governor Jerry Brown's State of the State address. Scott Shafer, senior editor for KQED's鈥� -
I admire the skills of accomplished interviewers. The ability to formulate a logical set of questions that tells a concise, interesting story while鈥� -
The 37th Annual JPR Winetasting and Silent Auction, generously sponsored by the Ashland Food Co-op and Gastroenterology Consultants, takes place Thursday鈥� -
It鈥檚 been an interesting time to work in public media. On the up side, there鈥檚 been an amazing renaissance in the oral tradition.Podcasts, public radio鈥� -
On Saturday, October 6th at 11am, JPR will debut NPR's new program Hidden Brain on the News & Information Service. Using science and storytelling, Hidden鈥�
