In New York, she created and directed the audio journalism program at The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY where she taught radio writing and reporting, news magazine production, audio documentary and oral history. As part of the station’s new eclectic music initiative, KALW also saw the opening of its first studio in the east bay under her leadership. She also programmed the station to attract a more diverse and younger listening audience, bringing more BIPOC voices to air both nationally and locally.
Over a short tenure, she brought the station into labor and FCC compliance and led the station’s first professional rebranding and marketing efforts. In San Francisco, she was the general manager of KALW where she founded the nonprofit KALW Public Media and negotiated a long-anticipated legal agreement with the station’s license holder to operate the station independently from the city. Louis Public Radio.īefore making the leap to Missouri, Pamintuan made her home in cities along the west and east coasts. This multifaceted role also includes being the liaison for the station’s FCC license holder, the University of Missouri, and the station’s advisory board, Friends of St. Louis Public Radio, she helms the station’s fundraising, operations, programming, and editorial teams. Tina Lacdao Pamintuan has spent over 20 years in public media as a journalist, educator, and leader.
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