What does WPR stand for?

Wisconsin Public Radio

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then worked With Wisconsin Public Radio and other statewide networks to form American Public Media, now Public Radio International.

KWMU how it got its in depth news and intelligent talk

So far I've made the "NBC Nightly News" (twice, with different clips from the same interview), Wisconsin Public Radio and a Public Radio International program out of San Diego called "To the Point.

15 seconds of fame

She was also a Wisconsin Public Radio and local television commentator on contemporary children's books.

Bridges to compassion: gripping books for young people provide ...

To the Best of our Knowledge," Wisconsin Public Radio, Public Radio International; a radio magazine about arts and culture.

Peabody Award winners

Kasmarek has been a guest on Wisconsin Public Radio and his work is the subject of a public television documentary.

I teach, therefore I am

Representing the League, I spoke on Wisconsin Public Radio and at several press conferences, wrote letters to the editor and sent action alerts to our members.

The LWV of Wisconsin

This month, KPBS Radio began syndication of "A Way with Words," its homegrown program featuring language bloopers, word games, and calls from listeners, on Wisconsin Public Radio.

KPBS tests 'A Way with Words' for national launch. (Media & Marketing)

Its daily two-minute features, recorded in the studios of Wisconsin Public Radio at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, have garnered numerous awards from groups such as the United Nations Environment Programme, the U.

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