Sommer Hill sits down with Louder Than a Riot hosts Sidney Madden and Rodney Carmichael for a deep dive of season 2!

Faces of NPR highlights the people behind NPR. This week, Sommer Hill highlights Gene Demby, co-host of NPR's Code Switch.

Happy Black History Month! Read here for NPR's music, podcasts and stories for the month.

In the year 2022, NPR launched some shows, got new hosts, brought back our live events and some incredible Tiny Desks. Check out 2022 wrapped here!

Faces of NPR showcases the people at NPR. Today, we feature Marielle Segarra, Life Kit Host.

Faces of NPR showcases the people at NPR. Today, we highlight Lori Lizarraga, newest Code Switch co-host.

Faces of NPR highlights the people behind NPR. Today, we feature White House Correspondent Franco Ordoñez!

Faces of NPR showcases the people behind NPR. This week, we feature new Alt.Latino co-host, Anamaria Sayre.

Faces of NPR features the people behind NPR. Today, we feature Brittany Luse because its her first day in the chair as host of It's Been a Minute!

Faces of NPR highlights the people behind NPR. This month, we are highlighting the Latin community for Latin Heritage Month. This week it's International Correspondent, Eyder Peralta.

Faces of NPR highlights the people behind NPR. This month, we are highlighting the Latin community for Latin Heritage Month. This week it's Lauren Gonzalez.

Faces of NPR highlights the people behind NPR. This month, we are highlighting the Latin community for Latin Heritage Month starting with Jasmine Garsd, Criminal Justice Correspondent

Happy Latinx Heritage Month! From September 15-October 15, we will be featuring different Latinx stories, voices and music!

Stacey Vanek Smith joins the Business Desk

The 2022 National Book Festival returns Sept 3!

Public Radio Stations Across The Country Win 26 National Murrow Awards and NPR wins 6!

This week, NPR's Marketing & Branding team launched a new promotional campaign for All Things Considered

Michael Copley, the network's first Climate and Corporations Correspondent starts August 15.

I was taught about Picasso and van Gogh, but I never saw myself in their work. Then I learned about Black artists during the Harlem Renaissance, and they inspired me to try abstract pictures.

Megan Pratz is the new Political Editor, Sue Davis is now NPR Political Correspondent and Deirdre Walsh is Congressional Correspondent