American Public Media Group (APMG), a privately owned company founded in 1967, is a US-based media organization with approximately 880 employees. Its primary business is the production and distribution of broadcast media, encompassing radio programming and podcasts. APMG oversees several entities, including American Public Media (APM), Minnesota Public Radio, and Southern California Public Radio. APM is notable for its creation and distribution of publicly broadcast audio content.

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Founded

1967

Headcount

871

Headquarters

US

Primary Segment

Broadcast Media Production and Distribution

Ownership

Privately Owned

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American Public Media produced the podcast *Sold a Story: How Teach Kids to Read Went So Wrong*, a story also appearing in American Public Media. A report on this podcast appeared in APM Reports. Bill Radke, a host for the company, presents *Week In Review* and *Words in Review*. Radke began his career at KUOW in 1985 as a University of Washington student. He served as KUOW's morning host in the 1990s and created the news-satire show *Rewind*, which aired on KUOW and NPR nationwide. Radke later hosted *Weekend America* and *Marketplace Morning Report* in Southern California for American Public Media before returning to KUOW in 2012. American Public Media also offers newsletters covering Colorado news and music.
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