About Us

About WLVR

91.3 WLVR is the all day, every day NPR station for the Lehigh Valley. This is a broadcast service of Lehigh University, and Lehigh Valley Public Media shares the HD-2 signal with programming from students and community members.

WLVR is licensed in Bethlehem, PA to the Lehigh Valley Public Telecommunications Corporation in partnership with Lehigh University.

The Lehigh Valley’s public television station, PBS39 offers local, national, and international programming that informs, educates, and entertains while serving as a catalyst for civic engagement. Channels include PBS39, PBS39 Extra, Create TV, WORLD Channel and France 24. Licensed in Allentown, Pennsylvania, PBS39 is part of Lehigh Valley Public Media, a community-owned public media organization serving Eastern Pennsylvania and Western New Jersey.

Lehigh Valley Public Media is the umbrella name for all our brands and initiatives. We are a 50-year-young non-profit located on the historical SteelStacks campus, 90 minutes from Manhattan, and 60 minutes from Philadelphia, in the rapidly-growing Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania.

Vision Statement

A vibrant community that is connected, informed, inspired, and engaged.

Mission Statement

Engage everyone in our community through our public media resources to make the Lehigh Valley better tomorrow than it is today.

Our Core Values and Culture

At WLVR News, our culture is based on our core values. We believe in:

Teamwork


Honesty


Caring


Quality


Fun


Senior Leadership

 

Tim Fallon, CEO Emeritus Yoni Greenbaum,
Chief Operating Officer
Cari Kozicki,
Chief of Staff to COO, Business Strategy and Operations
Christine Dempsey,
Senior Vice President of Radio
Jim Deegan, Vice President of News Mat Mezer,
Vice President of Production
Julie Brinker,
Vice President of Development
Angela Baio,
Senior Director of Development

 


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Financial Statement

Form 990

Annual Report

Meet the Radio Team & Reporters

Our newest service, WLVR-FM, will offer the area local, national and international news coverage. We also plan to create original content for the community.

If you have a program idea you’d like to pitch, please follow this procedure:

Submit a written proposal by filling out the form below. (Think of this as your elevator pitch.)

Keep in mind the mission of Lehigh Valley Public Media and how your program fits into the mission.

 


Proposal Form:

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Do you have a story idea? Let us know and we will get you in touch with one of our reporters.

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