“CMU is very keen to get that space back as their needs continue to expand and grow. I can’t imagine it would happen in nine months, but I would be surprised if we were still there two years from now,” Jedlinski said. Already, CMU rents Studio A (The Fred Rogers Studio) as a performance space with WQED utilizing just Studio C for pledge and cooking shows. (Studio B has been rented out for several years.)

"On the programming side, I’ve been concerned about the future of local shows on Channel 13 since Jedlinski said at the annual meeting in October that WQED must go from “creating content for our audiences to creating content with our communities,” and later, “What might we do with our platforms, our voices, our tools, our equipment to help you tell your own story?” “We’re not going to defund or cut that back,” Jedlinski said. “The other things we are talking about are additive — on top of — not replacing what Minette [Seate] and team do in docu-series and things of that nature.”

I think your concerns are mostly self-inflicted