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Jenna Dooley / WNIJIt’s okay to use anything that’s online as long as I give credit. FALSEIt’s okay to use something if I asked for permission and didn’t get a response.… -
STRONG SOUND = STRONGER STORIESUse of sound sets public radio reporting apart. Always ask yourself what sound you can get as you are planning your story…
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Whad’Ya Know? We have just ONE more reason to love WNIJ to share with you right Here and Now. Want to take a guess? Do you think you know what it is and… -
Nina Totenberg. Linda Wertheimer. Cokie Roberts. Susan Stamberg.They're considered the "Mothers of NPR," and rightfully so. Fifty years ago, they helped… -
Northern Public Radio is a member station of National Public Radio, or as we affectionally like to call it-- the “mothership.” But WNIJ is in fact… -
You can't build an institution without a strong foundation. The values, standards, and principles that WNIJ's employees exemplified in 1991 are the same… -
NPR Member Stations like WNIJ are locally owned and operated broadcasters, but we have a variety of community partners who make what we do possible. About… -
You know you’ve done it: Sat alone in your car, one hand on the radio knob, but unable to turn it off because you’re so caught up in the story you’re… -
A radio station is so much more than the voices you hear on air. For today’s Reason to Love WNIJ, we celebrate the people behind the scenes: the… -
All Things Considered was a pioneering program on NPR when it debuted on 90 public radio stations in 1971. The name pretty much sums up the program and… -
There’s an innocuous wooden door down a back hallway at WNIJ’s headquarters in DeKalb – and behindthat door? The treasures of public radio. No, we aren’t… -
Every Election Night, reporters across the U.S. stuff themselves with pizza to power through long nights waiting for the results to come in. WNIJ isn’t…
