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Web-based radio solutions provider Radio Workflow announced it will now integrate music scheduling and AI-powered voice tracking. The new features allow for direct voicetrack editing within the editor and seamless integration with the station's Liners.

Cleveland's First Class Broadcasting Corporation is filling the Smooth Jazz vacancy left in the market after 107.3 The Wave (WNWV) closed in 2019. The minority-owned company officially announced a new streaming station, FCB Cool.

With the help of Spotify, the 2023 Billboard Music Awards is breaking away from traditional network telecasts to go fully digital. Dick Clark Productions and Billboard are joining forces with the company for the all-streaming show set for November 19.

SiriusXM has announced an innovative new show on its NFL Radio channel, hosted by active NFL players. The Players’ Point will air Tuesday nights with Miami Dolphins RB Alec Ingold, Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Allen Robinson, and tight end Colin Thompson.

Podcast hosting and sales company Acast has blocked YouTube's access to its RSS feeds saying that the burgeoning podcast platform's requirement that all submitted podcasts be free of ads clashes with its revenue model.

Benztown President Dave "Chachi" Denes has premiered two more episodes of Chachi Loves Everybody. This original podcast showcases candid conversations with Jacobs Media GM Paul Jacobs and Nights With Elaina syndicated host Elaina Smith.

Dayton's WYSO is digging into its records for Rediscovered Radio: Women's Voices Women's Music in the WYSO Archives. The podcast journeys from WYSO's inception, highlighting the key role women have played in the station's evolution and public media.

The  satellite radio company is set to launch Stanford Radio in collaboration with Stanford University. Debuting on Channel 121, Feb. 11 at 11 a.m., Stanford Radio feature two all-new programs: The Future of Everything and School’s In.

The Herd with Colin Cowherd reached 5.7 million across all platforms for the month of March – the first time that total podcast listens for the program have surpassed the 5 million mark.

If you’re familiar with the reality shows The Bachelor and Bachelorette, the name Kaitlyn Bristowe won’t be unfamiliar to you. Now Bristowe has launched her own podcast, Off the Vine, on PodcastOne. Bristowe will invite celebrities and Bachelor fan-favorites to join her weekly for laughs, fun conversation, and the latest reality TV buzz.