All Things Considered

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All Things Considered

American radio program

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radio
Pirates and public-service radio
…decades—were carrying the highly popular All Things Considered afternoon public-affairs program, among many others, and had developed a small but loyal audience. NPR did not serve hundreds of smaller FM outlets that were deemed too marginal to contribute to a national service. Hundreds of smaller community stations, therefore, unable to…
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…decades—were carrying the highly popular All Things Considered afternoon public-affairs program, among many others, and had developed a small but loyal audience. NPR did not serve hundreds of smaller FM outlets that were deemed too marginal to contribute to a national service. Hundreds of smaller community stations, therefore, unable to…
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National Public Radio
NPR’s first broadcast
…flagship daily evening news program All Things Considered. Quayle hired New York Times reporter Robert Conley as the first host. Susan Stamberg made history as a cohost of All Things Considered, becoming the first woman to host a national news program in the U.S. The news program Morning Edition premiered…
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…flagship daily evening news program All Things Considered. Quayle hired New York Times reporter Robert Conley as the first host. Susan Stamberg made history as a cohost of All Things Considered, becoming the first woman to host a national news program in the U.S. The news program Morning Edition premiered…
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public affairs television programming
Aim and Scope of Public Affairs Programming
… (1969–), and radio news program All Things Considered (1971–) in the United States, and nature TV program Ushuaia (1998–) in France.
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… (1969–), and radio news program All Things Considered (1971–) in the United States, and nature TV program Ushuaia (1998–) in France.
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