NPR and Apple TV update v6

Is NPR streaming radio available on the Apple TV v6 upgrade ON iTunes Radio? for example Is WBUR still available after the upgrade?
Sorry about the edited repost. I'm a newbie
Thank you

iTunes Radio is not the same as Internet Radio which has been part of iTunes and continues to be so. iTunes radio is entirely a service provided by Apple and as such includes no third party radio streams.

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