NPR's NextGenRadio
@nextgenradio.bsky.social
Public media's 5-day, digital-first journalism "sprint." Non-narrated, first-person audio. Visuals. Illustration. College, no college, early-career & unaffiliated audiophiles. Yes, yes, y'all.
DEADLINE MIDNIGHT PT, SUNDAY JANUARY 26, 2025
NPR's Next Gen Radio will return in February.
BONUS: We have a new theme, "Moments of Truth."
We'll ask reporters to pitch a story centered on a person who can explain a life changing instance.
Apply here:
nextgenradio.org/apply
NPR's Next Gen Radio will return in February.
BONUS: We have a new theme, "Moments of Truth."
We'll ask reporters to pitch a story centered on a person who can explain a life changing instance.
Apply here:
nextgenradio.org/apply
December 15, 2024 at 4:46 PM
DEADLINE MIDNIGHT PT, SUNDAY JANUARY 26, 2025
NPR's Next Gen Radio will return in February.
BONUS: We have a new theme, "Moments of Truth."
We'll ask reporters to pitch a story centered on a person who can explain a life changing instance.
Apply here:
nextgenradio.org/apply
NPR's Next Gen Radio will return in February.
BONUS: We have a new theme, "Moments of Truth."
We'll ask reporters to pitch a story centered on a person who can explain a life changing instance.
Apply here:
nextgenradio.org/apply
New story theme!
It's called "Moments of Truth."
Our reporters will interview someone who discovered something about themselves, their community, or their understanding of the world and explain how that changed their life.
Illustration by @shadeyart.bsky.social
@npr.org @prx.org @opb.bsky.social
It's called "Moments of Truth."
Our reporters will interview someone who discovered something about themselves, their community, or their understanding of the world and explain how that changed their life.
Illustration by @shadeyart.bsky.social
@npr.org @prx.org @opb.bsky.social
November 25, 2024 at 7:10 PM
New story theme!
It's called "Moments of Truth."
Our reporters will interview someone who discovered something about themselves, their community, or their understanding of the world and explain how that changed their life.
Illustration by @shadeyart.bsky.social
@npr.org @prx.org @opb.bsky.social
It's called "Moments of Truth."
Our reporters will interview someone who discovered something about themselves, their community, or their understanding of the world and explain how that changed their life.
Illustration by @shadeyart.bsky.social
@npr.org @prx.org @opb.bsky.social