PRX

PRX is a United States nonprofit public media organization that produces, distributes, and supports audio programming. They are a major player in the modern podcasting and radio world, providing technology and resources to creators. The organization acts as a crucial bridge between independent producers and national radio stations.

PRX's distribution catalog has included highly acclaimed and nationally syndicated programs such as The Moth Radio Hour and This American Life. These shows are staples of public radio and have millions of dedicated weekly listeners. PRX helps manage the complex distribution of these audio programs to various stations and platforms.

Besides handling distribution, PRX is heavily involved in original podcast production and building audio technology. They offer tools and platforms that help independent creators launch, manage, and monetize their shows. Their work supports a broad ecosystem of public media and independent audio storytelling.

No, PRX is officially a United States nonprofit public media organization. Its core mission is focused on empowering creators and enriching public media rather than maximizing profit for shareholders. This status allows them to focus on high-quality journalism, cultural programming, and supporting independent audio producers.