American Public Media Group

American Public Media Group (APM) is a producer and distributor of public radio programming and podcasts. Its programming airs on roughly 1,000 public radio stations across the United States, reaching about 15 million listeners weekly, while its podcast catalog generates over 8 million downloads per month. APM serves general public radio listeners and podcast audiences seeking news, investigative journalism, and entertainment content.

The organization produces podcasts across several categories, including kids and family programming designed to stimulate curiosity in young audiences, business news and investigative journalism focused on economic and social justice issues, and personality-driven lifestyle shows. Its investigative and documentary unit, APM Reports, produces long-form journalism series such as "In the Dark," which examined a notorious child abduction case and its law enforcement investigation. APM Reports was formed in November 2015 and includes journalists, documentary producers, editors, researchers, and digital producers.

American Public Media Group operates as a mission-driven media organization, stating its goal as creating the future of public media by amplifying voices to inform, include, and inspire. It relies in part on listener support and membership contributions, as well as underwriting opportunities, to fund its programming.