Baltimore Public Media

Petrowich has a degree in journalism and political science from the University of Missouri, where she aided podcast production, general assignment reporting and coverage of the Missouri General Assembly for KBIA.

Cuts to federal funding for public media threatens to shut down journalism organizations across the country. We ask NPR's Ailsa Chang and Maryland Public Television's Steven Schupak about the future.

Belew brings more than a decade of experience in fundraising, communications, and cultural leadership in Baltimore.

Baltimore Public Media has been honored alongside American Public Media Reports (APM) with a prestigious national Edward R. Murrow Award for Investigative Reporting in the Network Radio Division.

While this outcome is disheartening, it does not diminish the extraordinary advocacy efforts made — joined by millions of supporters nationwide — to defend the future of public media. Now, more than ever, we need your help.

We urge you to contact your members of the House of Representatives and make sure they know how important public radio is to you, to our city and to our region.

Baltimore Public Media needs your voice now to help ensure public media doesn't lose federal funding.

Baltimore Public Media — along with public media stations across the country — is facing a real and immediate threat.

Baltimore Public Media — along with public media stations across the country — is facing a real and immediate threat.

About six percent of BPM’S budget comes from the Corporation For Public Broadcasting.