1.Is your station LPFM or Full Power Noncommercial?

LPFM

Full Power Noncommercial

2.Please check all that describe the characteristics of your listenership, to your knowledge:

Urban

Rural

Suburban

Predominantly low-income

Predominantly high-income

Mixed-income

Predominantly African American

Predominantly White

Predominantly Hispanic

Predominantly Asian

Predominantly Indigenous

Multi-racial

Immigrant Communities

3.What is your annual budget?

Under $50,000

$51,000-100,000

$101-250,000

$251,000-500,000

$501,000-1,000,000

Over $1,000,000

4.What is the primary funding for the station

Listeners and/or underwriters

Grants and/or federal funding

Other (please specify)

5.How many paid staff does your station employ?

1-5 employees

5-15 employees

15-30 employees

31-49 employees

More than 50 employees

6.How many volunteers does your station rely upon?

1-25 volunteers

26-50 volunteers

51-99 volunteers

More than 100 volunteers

7.How much of your programming is public affairs? How much is music?

Majority public affairs

Majority music

Split evenly

All public affairs

All music

8.To what extent does your public affairs programming cover local issues?

Majority of coverage is local issues

Minority of coverage is local issues

Mostly/all local issues coverage

Little/no local issues coverage

9.To what extent does your public affairs programming include original reporting by your volunteers, staff, or local journalists?

Majority is original reporting

Minority is original reporting

Mostly/all original reporting

Little/no original reporting

10.If your programming includes original, local reporting, please describe your priority coverage areas.

11.Are there other areas that you would like to cover, but don’t (please describe)?

12.If your public affairs programming does not include original, local reporting, or doesn’t cover all of the areas you wish it did, please describe the biggest barriers to producing this content.

13.Imagine a regional public affairs program that features local reporting from across the South covering issues such as: labor, environment, electoral politics, health, economic development, energy, education, and more. The program would highlight the perspectives of marginalized communities directly impacted by these issues, especially those who are engaged in finding solutions to local problems, holding the powerful accountable, and working to effect systemic change. Would you be interested in syndicating such a program if the sliding scale cost made it affordable or free?

Yes

No

Maybe

14.Imagine that people in your local area were equipped to contribute local reporting to a regional program through journalism training, access to resources, and support to your station. Would you be interested in participating in a program that offered journalism training, resources, and support at your station?

Yes

No

Maybe

15.Can Project South contact you to further discuss these possibilities? If so, please provide a contact, their title, phone number, and email address.

No

Yes (please give name, title, phone, email)

16.Can Project South include your organization in a public list of organizations that participated in this survey?

Yes

No

17.What are your call letters?