PBS Reno Vice President of Content Inducted into
Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame

RENO, NV (SEP 10, 2024) — On September 7, 2024, PBS Reno Vice President of Content Megan Myers was inducted into the Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame during its 28th annual Hall of Fame Gala at Four Seasons Las Vegas.

"We're thrilled that Megan Myers is getting inducted into the Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame,” said Mitch Fox, Nevada Broadcasters Association President & CEO. “She joins an illustrious group of broadcasters who have demonstrated a lifelong passion for our industry, exemplified in a commitment to provide viewers and listeners with content that informs, inspires and entertains.”

A person is eligible for induction into the Hall of Fame after serving 20 years in the broadcasting industry, with five of those years taking place in Nevada. The Hall of Fame showcases dedication to broadcasting, with each name representing a unique talent, a special skill, and a passion for the industry.

“I am honored to join a number of my colleagues who have been inducted into the Nevada Broadcasters Hall of Fame,” said Myers. “Through my work, I have been able to nurture my passion of providing quality programming, award-earning local productions, and educational content and services to our wonderful community. I love the work we do at PBS Reno and I am so appreciative of every opportunity this station has given to me in my career.”

Myers has been with PBS Reno for 21 years, holding various roles such as Manager of Education, Senior Producer, and Director of Content Strategy and On-Air Marketing. Since 2018, Myers has led the production team as Vice President of Content. In this capacity, she oversees the station’s marketing effects and the team that creates and produces ARTEFFECTS, Wild Nevada , and other award-earning local programs. Myers holds a BA in Communication and Marketing from California State University, San Marcos, and an MA in Journalism from the University of Nevada where she also served as an adjunct professor.

“We are proud that so many of our PBS Reno team members are in the Nevada Broadcaster’s Hall and Fame,” said Kurt Mische, PBS Reno President & CEO. “Congratulations to Megan Myers who has joined this impressive group of industry leaders in our state.”

About PBS Reno

As of February 2024, PBS Reno is enjoyed by more than 288,000 monthly viewers in northern and central Nevada and northeastern California across several platforms including three broadcast channels (PBS Reno 5.1, Reno Create 5.2, and PBS KIDS on PBS Reno 5.3), a YouTube channel, YouTube TV, online, livestreams, and digital platforms. PBS Reno provides PBS national programming and award-earning, locally-produced content, with many local segments posted weekly to PBS Reno’s YouTube Channel. PBSReno.org provides engaging interactive content, including the video portal at watch.PBSReno.org that streams all locally-produced content and most PBS national content. PBS Reno serves students, teachers, parents and caregivers through immersive educational services including Curiosity Classroom Workshops that bring classroom lessons to life with standards-based lessons and activities. Through the support of local corporations and foundations, as well as thousands of individual members, PBS Reno has been delivering public television and educational services to the communities it serves since September 29, 1983.

About Nevada Broadcasters Association

The Nevada Broadcaster Association’s mission is to promote and advocate for the Broadcasters of Nevada while serving the public. The NVBA helps improve and preserve, on a national and statewide basis, an economic, legal, and regulatory environment that best enhances the ability of each Station to be financially strong; to remain free from government control of programming; to excel in the public service roles that each Station plays in Nevada; and to continue to offer its Public Education Partnership and make it as robust as possible. Learn more here.

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Phone: 775.600.0555
Address: 1670 N. Virginia St. • Reno NV 89503