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"Science Vs" is back for its 14th season to break down what's fact, what's not and what's somewhere in between. This season the podcast will be reporting from two hemispheres, the United States and Australia.

Amaze Media Labs has acquired podcast growth tech firm Rockable. The ad network specializing in monetization of podcasts was purchased for an undisclosed price.

Texas Rangers Hall of Fame radio broadcaster Eric Nadel will miss the start of the team's season to focus on his mental health. The 71-year-old is the third longest-tenured radio play-by-play announcer in MLB, and has been a vocal mental health advocate throughout his career.

In February, NPR announced 10% of staff would be cut by the week of March 20. With that week here, and almost over, many NPR talent - on-air and behind the scenes - are preparing for the worst.

Steve Jones, CEO of Skyview Networks, talks with Radio Ink about the tech side of the upcoming NAB Show in Las Vegas, what to expect at Cocktails and Conversation, and the two hotels that are number one for networking.

New York Festivals 2023 Radio Awards competition announced their Shortlist on Wednesday. Entries include audiobooks, podcasts, dramas, documentaries, breaking news coverage, entertainment, and music specials. NYF’s Radio Awards Grand Jury of 200+ listened to submissions online.

A world music pioneer, a former radio talent and account executive, and a familiar voice to Wisconsin farmers are three new inductees with radio backgrounds joining the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame this year.

Six new inductees will join the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2023, three of which have radio backgrounds. Carl Stevens, Pat Costa, and Donna Halper will be inducted during a luncheon at the Marriott Boston Quincy Hotel.

The 58th Academy of Country Music Awards has announced their radio finalists. Personality Elaina Smith and nine stations are double nominees. The 2023 ACMs will take place Thursday, May 11 in Frisco, Texas. See the full list.

After a half decade and dozens more U.S. journalists attacked, The Society of Professional Journalists sent a letter to members of Congress requesting the reintroduction of the Journalist Protection Act. The Act was first introduced in 2018.