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SiriusXM will open a state-of-the-art broadcast center in Miami, Florida. The venue will feature a 50-seat performance space and several artist-first radio and recording studios, in addition to office space.

Futuri CEO Daniel Anstandig will present a webinar, "The Future of Audience and Revenue: New Insights on Growth Opportunities". The webinar will feature new insights from Futuri's ongoing Future of Audience and Revenue series.

Dave LaGreca, the lead host of "Busted Open", a show covering the world of pro wrestling, has signed a new multi-year extension with SiriusXM. The Monday-Saturday show has been on SXM since 2009.

Spanish Broadcasting Systems has signed a deal with AdsWizz which will now be the exclusive programmatic sales rep for SBS’s Hispanic audio inventory.

Play Ode is a new app that streams Black radio stations and podcasts. The Ode Audio product also provides Black news and information by partnering with iHeartMedia and BIN: Black Information Network.

In the metaverse, "The Trap Nerds" is debuting in iHeartLand on Roblox, streaming for users on the main stage at State Farm Park. iHeartMedia and Charlamagne Tha God’s The Black Effect Podcast Network have teamed up for the event.

Comedian, recording artist, and social media star Nicole Arbour has joined the Bleave lineup. 'The Arbour Affect', will showcase her comedic, and honest inner thoughts, while doing a deep dive into real and hot topics with her favorite experts.

HealthyLife.net Radio is celebrating its 20-year anniversary. The Los Angeles based internet radio station claims 19 million listeners a year in 137 countries across 75 syndicated and simulcast channels.

Amazon’s live radio app AMP has launched a new creator fund which will give hosts on the app free money depending on how well they engage with their audiences There are millions of dollars in the new fund, according to TechCrunch, and several factors go into determining who gets what. Get the details HERE.

'11 MINUTES' is a a four-part documentary on the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival shootings in 2017. Jason Aldean was on the stage at the festival in Las Vegas when the shots rang out.