Scott Nover

Kristin Hall, interim general manager of KYUK, the oldest Native American-owned radio station, discusses the dire consequences of recent public media funding cuts for her community. She emphasizes KYUK's role in providing essential news and cultural content in both English and Yup'ik. Media reporter Scott Nover delves into the political landscape, explaining how the long-discussed defunding of public media has now become a reality. They explore the cultural and practical implications for rural communities relying on stations like KYUK for vital information and identity preservation.

Scott Nover, a media reporter for The Washington Post, delves into the controversial actions of Brendan Carr, the FCC chair, amid the Jimmy Kimmel suspension. Nover reveals Carr's role in the tension between the FCC and media companies, emphasizing his rise as a enforcer for Trump's anti-media stance. The discussion highlights how Carr's comments hinted at punitive measures against networks and explores the political ramifications of his actions. The chat offers insights into the potential legal complexities surrounding FCC authority and media dynamics.