Maddie Bristowe
Digital Communications AssociateMaddie is WYPR’s Digital Communications Associate, helping with all things digital for the station. She is a recent graduate of Fordham University where she studied Communications and Economics. Maddie started in public radio during her time at Fordham at 90.7 FM WFUV, New York’s music discovery station. She produced the weekly radio show/podcast Cityscape, an exploration of the people, places, and spirit of New York City. She also produced two award-winning audio documentaries for WFUV, Back to the Garden: Remembering Woodstock and You Should Know Their Names.
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This episode of Wavelength explores local public radio stations’ coverage and response to the Baltimore Uprising following the death of Freddie Gray in police custody. -
Here’s a Stoop Story from Elliot Wagenheim about his best moment as a father. -
We’ll go On the Record with Towson University lecturer Andrew Reiner to ask about his research on masculinity– the problems he thinks grow from society’s messages to boys to never to show you’re vulnerable. -
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We’ll go On the Record with the composer of a new musical setting of the poetry of a 19th-century African-American suffragist, and the soprano who will sing it when it premieres in Baltimore. Plus, an African-American heritage festival in Queen Anne’s County. -
What is Baltimore expecting for tourism this summer? We’ll hear from the president and CEO of Visit Baltimore, the general manager of a large hotel in Baltimore, and a co-founder of a local theater company. -
On this episode of Wavelength: The evolution of college and university-affiliated stations in the 1970s. -
On this episode of Wavelength: The evolution of college and university-affiliated stations in the 1970s.
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On the first episode of Wavelength: Baltimore’s Public Radio Journey, learn about the origins of radio in Baltimore. -
February 1 marks the 20th anniversary of the founding of WYPR. To commemorate this day, we're looking back on some of the major milestones in WYPR's history.
