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Hey, everyone, we have a special episode today with Catherine Marr, CEO of NPR.

Catherine has been called to Capitol Hill tomorrow, Wednesday, March 26th, to answer questions

before a Doe's subcommittee in Congress, along with the CEO of PBS. You'll hear an exclusive

preview of how Catherine plans to face the congressional grilling and how she hopes to reposition

NPR's liberal brand identity, appealing instead to all Americans, and hopefully

winning not only their trust, but their continuing tax dollars. Whether you're a regular

NPR listener or not, we're at an inflection point in American society as questions about

impartiality and information and truth come fast and furious. I'm Bob Safian,

and this is rapid response. I'm Bob Safian. I'm here with Catherine Marr, CEO of NPR.

Catherine, great to see you. It's great to see you again. When you joined NPR last year,

the organization faced plenty of business challenges, audience, engagement, business model.

Since then, the environment just got a whole lot more fraught. There was a high profile

criticism about newsroom bias last spring from an editor on the staff. That sounds

almost quaint right now, though. You've been called to testify on Capitol Hill tomorrow to speak

before the Doge subcommittee in a hearing titled Anti-American Airwaves alongside the head of PBS.

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