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Extra: Rockie Thomas from SoundStack

Collaboration is key to healthy public radio - Part 2
I think there’s a whole generation of people who don’t understand what public radio is, how it’s funded, or that it’s even nonprofit. There could be a collective effort around educating younger audiences around why we exist in the first place and why it’s worth supporting.

Collaboration is key to healthy public radio - Part 1
That same independence that gives local public radio its magic also presents challenges -- more competition for the world’s attention than ever (from the biggest digital audio services, streaming TV… not to mention big commercial radio), less institutional support for small stations, and more.