Ivan's Infinite Imagination By Maureen Steele There was a time when parents didn't have 10,000 choices about what their children watched. A handful of networks, studios, and executives decided what America's children would see.
Howard Stern's flagship radio show is winding down toward what insiders say will be its final chapter, with two rounds of staff layoffs, a shrinking schedule, and a contract set to expire in 2028 all pointing toward the end of an era. Show executives told remaining staff during a Zoom call last month that the […] The post Howard Stern's SiriusXM show appears headed for the exit after decades on air appeared first on American Almanac .
Howard Stern's flagship radio show is winding down toward what insiders say will be its final chapter, with two rounds of staff layoffs, a shrinking schedule, and a contract set to expire in 2028 all pointing toward the end of an era. Show executives told remaining staff during a Zoom call last month that the 72-year-old host would cut his live schedule from two days per week to just one, a move that came alongside a second wave of pink slips that eliminated 16 positions and cost at least five on-air staff members their jobs on July 13. The first round, on February 12, had already gutted the off-air crew, with insiders telling The U.S. Sun that at least 40 people were let go, barely two months after Stern signed a new three-year contract…Open
Howard Stern's dedicated SiriusXM channel Howard 101 faces possible cancellation after the platform slashed more than 50 jobs from his production team in two waves, leaving the once-dominant radio franchise running on fumes. Sources who spoke to The U.S. Sun say the channel, which airs old interviews and clips from the show's two-decade run, may […] The post SiriusXM may axe Howard Stern's second channel after gutting his staff in two rounds of layoffs appeared first on American Almanac .
Howard Stern's dedicated SiriusXM channel Howard 101 faces possible cancellation after the platform slashed more than 50 jobs from his production team in two waves, leaving the once-dominant radio franchise running on fumes. Sources who spoke to The U.S. Sun say the channel, which airs old interviews and clips from the show's two-decade run, may not survive the staffing collapse. With the crew that produced Howard 101's content largely gone, insiders expect SiriusXM to fold whatever archival material remains into Howard 100, Stern's primary channel, and shut the second one down. The warning follows a brutal stretch for Stern's operation. On February 12, SiriusXM cut at least 40 people in a first round of layoffs that hit mostly…Open
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Many Native American languages are endangered. With the help of his mentor, a 12-year-old in Michigan hopes to help preserve his language through robotics.
Anishinaabemowin, an endangered Native American language. Hoy's mentor, Danielle Boyer (left), is teaching him skills including coding and electrical circuitry.'/Open
A federal judge has ordered the Kennedy Center to update him on programming and operational plans. But with most of the staff gone and many artists booked elsewhere, what shows would they present?
The Kennedy Center says it is still considering closing for a full-scale renovation as it weighs a range of options, including staying open while construction proceeds.
As the Trump administration seeks to move forward with renovations at the center, a judge has asked for its programming calendar.
The network announced it was pulling the plug on the iconic program last year because of "financial reasons," and said the decision to end the show after 10 seasons was not a reflection on the years-long host.
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