Bob Fass documentary

Influential radio personality Bob Fass revolutionized the FM dial by developing a patchwork of music, politics, comedy and reports from the street, effectively creating free-form radio. For nearly 50 years, Fass has been heard at midnight on listener-sponsored station WBAI, broadcast out of New York City. Radio Unnameable documents Bob Fass’s eventful and controversial career, his involvement with some of the most gripping cultural movements of our time, while placing his story in a larger context of the struggle to keep free expression on the airwaves.

Henry Jacobs on NPR (2005)

Beginning in 1953, Jacobs hosted a music program for KPFA in Berkeley, Calif. The Folkways record label later released highlights from this show on an LP, Audio Collage, in 1955. His work represented a patchwork of skits, soundscapes and mock interviews.

Third Coast Festival

Radio Documentary Competition and Conference

Public Radio Exchange

The Public Radio Exchange is a nonprofit service for distribution, peer review, and licensing of radio pieces

Outfront (CBC)

Outfront is where we hand you the microphone. You make a radio documentary, with our help. Then CBC broadcasts it -- and you'll even get paid!

NPR's war on Low Power FM

National Public Radio continues to move aggressively against Federal Communications Commission proposals that would, if not allow nonprofits to build more Low Power FM stations (LPFM), at least let existing ones survive the intrusion of new full power neighbors.

Neighborhood Public Radio on National Public Radio

Neighborhood Public Radio on National Public Radio