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Ted Clark was a masterful editor, gentle, patient soul, and steely defender of reporters against bureaucratic managers, demonstrating real diplomacy in challenging environments.

President Lyndon B. Johnson marveled at technologies like radio and television, stating the goal of the Public Broadcasting Act was to enrich man's spirit while producing goods.

Over 1,300 musical acts have performed their own stripped-down, authentic shows in the cramped confines of NPR's headquarters in Washington, D.C.

"We learn early on that [journalists] are not supposed to be the story. That's the largest stumbling block as to why I'm having a difficult time accepting this accolade."

The loss of funding "could be huge" for public radio and television stations. NPR's CEO warned of stations "going dark," leaving Americans without access.

When I got a hold of them, I and the curator, Charlie Pinion, and Joel McNeely, my conductor, went through these boxes. What we found...

We imagined a forum where practicing scientists could address the deepest and most potent issues facing humanity, discussing how science informs questions of religion and culture.

Portishead's Beth Gibbons showcased her haunting vocals during a solo acoustic Tiny Desk Concert, previewing tracks from her upcoming album and tour.

You can depend on this: The Met Gala will always be on the first Monday in May. If you paid close attention, you'll get at least one question right!

Teachers, educators, and student podcasters across the country have asked for more time, leading to an extension of the Student Podcast Challenge deadline to May 25 at midnight E.T.