Programs distributed by NPR News and public affairs 1A, public affairs roundtable program hosted by Jenn White (WAMU) Fresh Air, interviews with cultural news-makers hosted by Terry Gross (WHYY-FM) Latino USA, Latino issues hosted by Maria Hinojosa (Futuro Media Group) Youth Radio, stories told by youth (self-produced) Storytelling and cultural programming The Big Listen, a radio show about podcasts hosted by Lauren Ober (WAMU) Bullseye with Jesse Thorn, hosted by Jesse Thorn (Maximum Fun) Car Talk, humorous automotive advice hosted by Tom Magliozzi and Ray Magliozzi (WBUR, ended September 2017) The Engines of Our Ingenuity is a daily radio series that tells the story of human invention and creativity in minute essays. Only a Game, sports issues hosted by Bill Littlefield (WBUR, ended 2020) Rough Cuts, a podcast and blog encouraging participation in the development of other new radio programs State of the Re:Union, hosted by Al Letson StoryCorps, oral history recordings (self-produced) Music programming From the Top, A program showcasing young classical musicians between the ages of 8–18 (self-produced) JazzSet, hosted by Dee Dee Bridgewater (WBGO) Metropolis, a show on electronic music hosted by Jason Bentley (KCRW) Mountain Stage, hosted by Larry Groce (West Virginia Public Broadcasting) Piano Jazz, hosted by Marian McPartland (South Carolina ETV Radio, ended in 2011) World Cafe, a 2-hour music program featuring both recorded music and interviews and live in-studio performances, hosted by Raina Douris (WXPN) Notable public radio programs not affiliated with NPR Many programs broadcast on U.S. public radio stations are not affiliated with NPR. If these programs are distributed by another distributor, a public radio station must also affiliate with that network to take that network's programming. American Public Media (APM) and Public Radio Exchange (PRX; which also merged with Public Radio International in 2018) are other major public radio production and distribution organizations with distinct missions, and each competes with the other and NPR for programming slots on public radio stations. Most public radio stations are NPR member stations and many are affiliate stations of APM and PRX at the same time. The organizations have different governance structures and missions and relationships with stations. American Public Media BBC World Service, world news produced by the BBC often used to fill overnight hours Classical 24, generally airs overnights on many non-commercial stations The Daily, daily podcast created by The New York Times and hosted by Michael Barbaro Live from Here (formerly