List of The Pub episodes

As of May 2018, The Pub consists of 111 episodes.
== Weekly format with host Adam Ragusea ==
* The Pub Episode 1: Jian Ghomeshi, drinking games and online news with legs
* The Pub Episode 2: Paycheck journalism, the demise of History Detectives and what makes good theme music
* The Pub Episode 3: Podcasting tests definition of public media and Indiana governor does too
* The Pub Episode 4: How women, people of color and everyone else can sound more like themselves on the radio
* The Pub Episode 5: End of the vocal fry debate, Jacki Lyden on fashion and lessons from commercial media
* The Pub Episode 6: WWFD (What Would Fred Rogers Do?), PBS documentaries in danger and David Carr on public media
* The Pub Episode 7: Diane Rehm and the true meaning of objectivity and why Jesse Thorn is ending his unpaid internships
* The Pub Episode 8: Public media's true biases and reconsidering the membership model
* The Pub Episode 9: Five steps to ideological balance, Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa and NPR's Jarl Mohn stumbles on Diane Rehm
* The Pub Episode 10: Pronunciation matters, techies leaving public media, SXSW and reporting on your employer
* The Pub Episode 11: FAQ on copyright and fair use and how long should podcasts be?
* The Pub Episode 12: Authenticity is the new authority, focusing on local news and fixing the news director shortage
* The Pub Episode 13: WNET stands by documentary rescheduling and why public media unions are spreading
* The Pub Episode 14: How to write pronouncers, Latino USA's Chuy problem, victory against patent trolls and no fair use on SoundCloud
* The Pub Episode 15: Did Skip Gates cave to Ben Affleck?, CBC releases Ghomeshi investigation and why local radio voices have more bass
* The Pub Episode 16: Tess Vigeland on quitting Marketplace, transgender people and personal pronouns and donor influence on programming
* The Pub Episode 17: Ira hearts capitalism, the "secret sauce" behind NPR's mic sound and all public media should be Creative Commons-licensed
* The Pub Episode 18: How to broaden public TV's audience, live from the PBS Annual Meeting in Austin
* The Pub Episode 19: Podcast advertising ethics, Ira Glass clarifies 'capitalism' remark, Membership Video on Demand and what young public media people want
* The Pub Episode 20: What Eric Nuzum will do at Audible that he couldn't do at NPR
* The Pub Episode 21: Frontline's new leader, Raney Aronson; what it means to "distribute" a show and how education can be a business for stations
* The Pub Episode 22: Curious City creator Jennifer Brandel goes national
* The Pub Episode 23: Why public media journalists should give up on impartiality
* The Pub Episode 24: Cracker, Camper Van Beethoven frontman says NPR is standing against artists
* The Pub Episode 25: You've been a bad, bad BBC
* The Pub Episode 26: The business of podcasting, live from the PMDMC Conference
* The Pub Episode 27: NPR One's Sara Sarasohn, live from Lost and Found in Washington, D.C.
* The Pub Episode 28: A Martínez on how KPCC doubled its Latino audience
* The Pub Episode 29: Michael Oreskes, NPR's new head of news, on station collaboration, host changes and liberal bias
* The Pub Episode 30: Mike Pesca on life after NPR
* The Pub Episode 31: Adam Davidson on the economics of public radio in the podcasting era
* The Pub Episode 32: The future of children's public television
* The Pub Episode 33: Ann Heppermann on the rebirth of audio fiction
* The Pub Episode 34: Outgoing 'Weekend All Things Considered' EP Steve Lickteig on NPR's most-tinkered-with show
* The Pub Episode 35: Torey Malatia is back and the youngest general managers in public media
* The Pub Episode 36: How loudness technology can make audio better with APM's Rob Byers
* The Pub Episode 37: Death, Sex and Money's Anna Sale, live from Los Angeles
* The Pub Episode 38: Robin Amer, winner of WNYC's Podcast Accelerator competition
* The Pub Episode 39: PBS news V.P. Marie Nelson, public radio's two audiences and Auto-Tune on kids shows
* The Pub Episode 40: Chris Satullo, WHYY's former V.P. for news
* The Pub Episode 41: Marketplace's Ben Johnson and his unusual new podcast, Codebreaker
* The Pub Episode 42: This American Life's Stephanie Foo on how to fix public radio's whiteness problem
* The Pub Episode 43: Why public media are sponsoring polls​ and how a CBC video went viral
* The Pub Episode 44: Public media travel guru Rick Steves, live in Atlanta
* The Pub Episode 45: Audible's Martha Little says public media should be 'feminized'
* The Pub Episode 46: Why NPR's studio mic sounds better than yours
* The Pub Episode 47: WGBH's Bob Kempf on why stations matter online
* The Pub Episode 48: Are public media journalists really all liberals?
* The Pub Episode 49: Bill Siemering, author of NPR's 1970 mission statement
* The Pub Episode 50: How to pronounce things correctly (but not too correctly)
* The Pub Episode 51: B.J. Leiderman, public radio theme composer
* The Pub Episode 52: Slate's June Thomas reviews 'Mercy Street'
* The Pub Episode 53: WBUR's "Modern Love" podcast debuts at #1
* The Pub Episode 54: NPR Story Lab head Michael May, live via Shindig
* The Pub Episode 55: Diane Rehm contemplates the end
* The Pub Episode 56: Mark Stencel on how public media can corner the fact-checking market
* The Pub Episode 57: Music Rights 101 with The Current's Leah Garaas
* The Pub Episode 58: Glenn Greenwald wants NPR journalists "to speak like a normal human being"
* The Pub Episode 59: The case for NPR stations in a post-radio world
* The Pub Episode 60: Adam hangs out with radio nerds
* The Pub Episode 61: The case for PBS stations in a post-TV world
* The Pub Episode 62: Jay Rosen on his love-hate relationship with public media
* The Pub Episode 63: The ethics of foundation-supported journalism
* The Pub Episode 64: Five things bad interviewers do with Celeste Headlee
* The Pub Episode 65: Where the bleeps and bloops come from, live at The Greene Space
* The Pub Episode 66: Newsbusters editor Tim Graham on NPR, Ploughshares and why conservatives feel left out of public media
* The Pub Episode 67: Rebecca Lavoie - public broadcaster, private podcaster
* The Pub Episode 68: Betcha can't fix this script!
* The Pub Episode 69: Code Switch chief Alicia Montgomery
* The Pub Episode 70: A reporter's guide to getting arrested
* The Pub Episode 71: What to learn from KUOW's abortive purchase of KPLU
* The Pub Episode 72: Andrea Seabrook comes back to public radio
* The Pub Episode 73: Why your organization needs a clubhouse, live from Boston
* The Pub Episode 74: NPR ditches online comments - should you?
* The Pub Episode 75: John Sepulvado was drunk this whole time
* The Pub Episode 76: Carlos Watson on 'Point Taken' and the virtues of debate
* The Pub Episode 77: NPR's Sarah McCammon on growing up evangelical and covering Trump
* The Pub Episode 78: N'Jeri Eaton, NPR's new program acquisition manager, live at PRPD
* The Pub Episode 79: The life and music of Don Voegeli, "All Things Considered" theme composer
* The Pub Episode 80: New federal overtime rules - what broadcasters need to know
* The Pub Episode 81: Scrutinizing the big NPR ratings bump
* The Pub Episode 82: Chris, er, Colin McEnroe interviews Ira Glass
* The Pub Episode 83: Why Joan Kroc gave NPR its biggest gift ever
* The Pub Episode 84: A live show about how to do live shows
* The Pub Episode 85: Late Night Provocations from Third Coast
* The Pub Episode 86: Journalism and diversity under the Trump presidency
== Bi-weekly format with host Adam Ragusea ==
* The Pub Episode 87: RadioPublic, public media's chance to own the podcasting marketplace
* The Pub Episode 88: Lewis Wallace on getting fired from "Marketplace"
* The Pub Episode 89: Former NPR tech reporter Steve Henn on his new app, 60 dB
* The Pub Episode 90: The ThinkProgress writer who said NPR is 'favoring anti-LGBT perspectives'
* The Pub Episode 91: What would actually happen if they defunded CPB
* The Pub Episode 92: Jacqui Helbert and the ethical hazards of university stations
* The Pub Episode 93: Where will all the spectrum auction money go?
* The Pub Episode 94: What the #$%^ does 'narrative' even mean?
* The Pub Episode 95: Sarah Alvarez on how to serve low-income people
* The Pub Episode 96: How to make kids' podcasts and why you should
* The Pub Episode 97: Lauren Ober, host of The Big Listen, a radio show about podcasts
* The Pub Episode 98: Interviewing Jesse Thorn about interviewing interviewers about interviewing
* The Pub Episode 99: What is a talk show supposed to be online?
* The Pub Episode 100: Why stations should help employees relocate
* The Pub Episode 101: How to be the boss
* The Pub Episode 102: Why WHYY retired its NewsWorks site
* The Pub Episode 103: Getting personal at Third Coast
* The Pub Episode 104: Terry Gross turns the tables
== Guest host ==
* The Pub Episode 105: Why pubmedia should double down on content for kids
== Bi-weekly format with host Annie Russell ==
* The Pub Episode 106: How new hosts hold onto audiences while being themselves
* The Pub Episode 107: Accuracy matters more than ever - so check your facts
* The Pub Episode 108: What's next for WNYC?
* The Pub Episode 109: Classical station KMFA's musical 50th-birthday gift to itself
* The Pub Episode 110: How pubcasters are teaming up to address Pennsylvania's opioid crisis
* The Pub Episode 111: Stations show off humor, baking skills in Public Radio Cake Week