News & Politics WAMU Hires Erika Pulley-Hayes as GM The 16-year veteran of public media was hired after a nationwide search. WAMU | Jul 13, 2021
Food | News & Politics You Can Now Get a Cookie Named After Kojo Nnamdi The "Coco for Kojo" at Bread Furst has macadamia nuts, lime zest, white chocolate, and coconut. WAMU, Cookies, Bread Furst, Kojo Nnamdi | Apr 7, 2021
News & Politics “Hot Jazz Saturday Night” Is Back—and Rob Bamberger’s Beard Is Gone The WAMU host raised $100,000 for WAMU after returning to the air. One pledge required him to cut down his pandemic look. Media, WAMU, Rob Bamberger | Feb 24, 2021
News & Politics WAMU Dismisses Two People as Result of Investigation Into Workplace Culture Zuri Berry and Jeffrey Katz are gone from the DC-area public radio station. WAMU, Zuri Berry, Jeffrey Katz | Jan 22, 2021
News & Politics Martin Di Caro Resurfaces at the Washington Times The disgraced former WAMU reporter will host a podcast at the conservative newspaper. Media, WAMU, Martin Di Caro, Washington Times | Jan 13, 2021
News & Politics Kojo Nnamdi’s Show Will End in April The legendary broadcaster has hosted a show on WAMU since 1998 Media, WAMU | Jan 13, 2021
News & Politics American University Seeks to Dismiss the $10 Million Lawsuit Filed by a WAMU Editor Accused of Creating a Hostile Work Environment Lawsuits like Zuri Berry's "are precisely what the D.C. Council outlawed" when it passed the city's Anti-SLAPP Act, the response says. American University, WAMU, Lawsuits, Zuri Berry | Jan 4, 2021
News & Politics A WAMU Editor Is Suing Over a Report That He May Have Created a Hostile Work Environment Zuri Berry says he was defamed. He's seeking $10 million in damages. American University, WAMU, Zuri Berry, Current | Oct 16, 2020
News & Politics J.J. Yore Out at WAMU General manager leaves following staff revolt. Media, WAMU, J.J. Yore | Aug 7, 2020
