APM Reports is the investigative and documentary unit of American Public Media.

In-depth, biographical portraits of pre-eminent classical musicians and artists interviewed by Norman Lebrecht. Frank, self-appraising and psychologically revealing, these 44 minute interviews include conductors, singers, broadcast weekly during the BBC Proms season, July to September. Lebrecht interviews this year include Riccardo Chailly, Marilyn Horne, Simone Young, Sir Roger Norrington and Joyce DiDonato. 

Debates exploring the place of religion and faith in today's complex world. Ernie Rea is joined by a multi-faith panel to discuss how religious traditions affect their values and perspectives. 

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Talk Radio News Service is the only information, news booking and host service dedicated to serving the talk radio community. TRNS maintains a Washington office that includes White House, Capitol Hill and Pentagon staffed bureaus, and a New York office with a United Nations staffed bureau.

Live drop-ins to talk programs with political, government and world news from the nation’s capital.

Daily White House & Capitol Hill news reports live and customized to your program, region and demographics.

Daily MP3 interviews and news segment feeds with major political figures, government policy-makers and world leaders.

Unique program “specials” and news feeds from global hot spots, including remote location programming support for our partner hosts.

Geographic and region-specific programming feeds from Capitol Hill Hearings to the White House for your listening audience.

Enhanced on-line program and scheduling distribution, interactive promotions and other services to the talk radio news industry.

On July 15th 1973, the flag was lowered on the call letters, KTBC, and raised with the new letters, KLBJ. This was perhaps, one of the few times that the presence of the President of the United States, Lyndon Baines Johnson, was felt by the radio station's staff - or its audience.

In 1981 KLBJ implemented the “News-Talk” format, which is still in use today.

Over the years many famous names have worked at KLBJ including Nellie Connally, Harfield Weeden (who later became VP of CBS programming), Pat Adelman, J.C. "Jesse" Kellam, John Connally, Bonner McLane, Jake Pickle, Bill Moyers, and of course Cactus Pryor

KLBJ AM won a Marconi Award for “Station of the Year” (medium market category) from the National Association of Broadcasters in 1994 .

KLBJ AM won a Crystal Award for “Excellence in Community Service” from the National Association of Broadcasts in 1994.

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