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Programming consultant Tracy Johnson's new e-book is called The Art of The Tease, which he says will help your show come alive with segments that sound more provocative and enticing. Get it HERE for $9.95.

ABC Audio is offering four specials over Labor Day weekend. The specials include ABC News Radio specials examining climate issues and previewing the upcoming midterm elections, a classic rock/classic hits special presented by Speakeasy, and a country music special hosted by country music superstar Jon Pardi.

Gianmarco Soresi, host of the podcast The Downside, has launched a weekly live radio show. The show airs on the Amazon AMP app. 4pm-5pm EST every Tuesday.

(By Clayton Neville) Pocasters from around the world are in Dallas this week for Podcast Movement 2022. Inside the Dallas Sheraton, podcasters are using the week as an opportunity to network in a growing industry.

WBIG-FM, Washington D.C. is the home of the new "Overtime with Coach Ron and Don" show. The Wednesday morning show is hosted by Ron Rivera, Commanders Head Coach and Don Geronimo.

WSB Atlanta TV and Radio Political Analyst Bill Crane is out of work today after referring to former President Donald Trump as "orange face." Cox Media Group, which owns both the TV and Radio stations, said Crane crossed the line and lost his credibility.

If you want to be great at selling radio you need to get outside the traditional radio box. Learn from people who are innovating in the new world we live in. Matt Britton is one of those people, and Matt is a keynote speaker at the 2022 Radio Masters Sales Summit in Miami next month.

Cromwell Media has announced that one of Tennessee’s longest running local sports radio shows, TN Prep Weekly, hosted by Chris Eakes (pictured), has a new home at 94.9 FM The Fan.

The Conclave in-person event in Minneapolis is returning from a two-year absence. The return in 2023 will celebrate more than 40 years of the conference filled with workshops and experts for industry programmers.

NABOB CEO Jim Winston and Dr. Benjamin Chavis Jr., CEO of the National Newspaper Publishers Association, are calling for more diversity in American media ownership. In an Op-Ed piece the pair said the move should become a "national priority."