What's Been Said in the Wake of 'Tell Me More's' Cancellation

It has been about three weeks since NPR announced that it was pulling the plug on the mid-day program, Tell Me More.

As program directors continue to seek replacement programming, there has been no small amount of bandwidth expended on the dissection of what went wrong and why. A Black religious organization has called on its members to not contribute to NPR, and the program's host suggests Tell Me More was a victim of "executive churn" at the network.

Here is a selection of what some media reporters and others have said:

Columbia Journalism Review: The Demise of NPR's Tell Me More Can be Traced to Member Stations

10,000 Words: Three Lessons from NPR's Decision to Cut Tell Me More

Salon: Losing Tell Me More is Serious Blow to Media Diversity -- and to NPR

Bustle: As NPR Cancels Tell Me More, The Erasure of Black People in Radio Continues

Danielle Belton (a.k.a. The Snob): Say 'No" to NPR Making Tell Me More No More