Scandals and Secrets of National Public Radio (NPR)

NPR's scandals explode behind its cultured voice, threatening to shatter its legacy as America's trusted storyteller. From the fiery ousting of Juan Williams to disturbing workplace harassment claims under Michael Oreskes, and senior editor Uri Berliner's blistering critique of ideological bias, Unheard Signals unveils the raw truth behind NPR's polished facade. Discover tales of financial chaos, toxic internal feuds, and fierce battles over public funding that have rocked this media giant. With sharp insights and gripping stories, this book exposes NPR's struggle to uphold its mission in a polarized nation.

Can NPR survive its hidden crises, or will scandal silence its signal? Uncover the electrifying drama of an American institution at a crossroads.