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Rewriting The Script: News, Community, Leadership, And The Long Game; Reimagining Public Media With Jayme Swain, CEO And President Of Virginia Public Media

Rewriting The Script: News, Community, Leadership, And The Long Game; Reimagining Public Media With Jayme Swain, CEO And President Of Virginia Public Media

by Kate Byrne | Jun 3, 2025 | Podcast

If you think public media is all tote bags and pledge drives, think again. In an era of deep fakes, echo chambers, and clickbait,  public media may just be our last best hope for staying both informed and, well, sane. Enter Jayme Swain, CEO of VPM (that’s Virginia...

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