American Public Media Group, a privately owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 1967 and employs approximately 880 individuals. Functioning as a producer and distributor of broadcast media, the company serves as the parent organization for American Public Media, Minnesota Public Radio, and Southern California Public Radio, with activities encompassing the production and distribution of public radio programming and podcasts.
American Public Media’s *Marketplace* launched "Robots Ate My Taxes" on August 25, 2026, a multi-part audio and video series investigating the overlooked consequence of artificial intelligence: the threat AI-driven job losses pose to government tax revenue. Previously, on June 25, The New York Times and American Public Media announced they would adapt *The Wirecutter Show*, the weekly podcast of Wirecutter, for public radio, with APM distributing the national program starting in July 2026. *Marketplace* also introduced a new podcast on June 23, aimed at providing financial advice to a younger, more diverse audience. Earlier in June, on June 2, the Glen Nelson Center at American Public Media Group unveiled the winners of the fifth annual Next Challenge for Media and Journalism National Awards Celebration. Held at the Media Impact Forum in San Francisco, the event honored five winners across six categories with a total of $200,000 in grants, with The Florida Trib notably winning the Vision Award for its work to scale free investigative journalism.
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