Distribution

Producers interested in distributing their long form or serial programming to the public radio network have a number of options.  Some develop their own unique distribution strategies, blending traditional approaches with new or emerging on-line digital tools and innovations. 

A good starting point for understanding how network distribution works is to familiarize yourself with the organizations listed below. AIR can also advise you on members in our ranks who specialize in distribution and distribution strategy. Email us at inquiry@airmedia.org if you'd like more information.


American Public Media
contact: Chris Kohtz
612-247-0912

PRSS ContentDepot
contact: PRSS Help Desk
800-971-7677
PRSS FAQ

Public Radio Exchange
contact: PRX Help Desk
617-576-5455 x300
prxhelp@prx.org

Public Radio International
contact: Heidi Schultz
612-330-9234

NPR
contact:
Joyce MacDonald
Stu Seidel
800-235-1212

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