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A report by customer experience platform DISQO highlights the power of podcast advertising. DISQO surveyed a nationally representative sample of 34,841 consumers and analyzed their online behaviors to understand their podcast listening habits. Here's what they found:

With managers and owners struggling with finding and retaining new talent, Radio Ink asked Skyview Networks syndicated personality Dana Cortez how radio convinces and attracts the next generation of female broadcasters. Here's what she told us ahead of our Most Influential Women issue.

While Sean Hayes takes a break to perform Good Night, Oscar on Broadway, an actor known for Party of Five and Everwood will be joining the podcast HypochondriActor as a co-host starting May 10. The announcement was made on the 100th episode of the podcast

Charlotte sports hosts Joe Ovies and Joe Giglio, who were recently and unexpectedly let go from their Capitol Broadcasting Company radio show The OG, aren't waiting for an offer from another station. The duo is taking their show to Ovies & Giglio.

Arizona Broadcasters Hall of Famer and acclaimed programmer Bobby Rich is calling it a career after more than five decades in radio. Rich announced his retirement on Wednesday, stepping away from his latest gig as morning co-host at 101.7 The Drive (KDRI) in Tucson.

One interview on New Hampshire Public Radio has led to sweeping cybersecurity reform in the state. In 2019, Margaret Byrnes, the executive director of the NH Municipal Association, and state CIO Denis Goulet were booked on an NHPR show by chance to discuss cyber threats to local governments.

(By Deborah Parenti) One of the most discussed topics among radio broadcasters at last week’s NAB Show was the fate of AM radio, but the commitment needs to go further.  The crusade needs to be taken outside the listening pool. Are we up for the fight?

Analytics group BIA Advisory Services has released its estimated ranking of over-the-air radio's highest revenue stations for 2022. While local radio revenue continued to grow in the post-COVID era, reaching $13.6 billion last year, who pulled in the highest total of $69 million?

The introduction of Major League Baseball's pitch clock this season has been praised by some for speeding up what some considered a sport in peril. But shorter games mean cut content, and sometimes radio broadcasters have to cut what they (and the audience) love to make time.

Brett Goldstein is joining Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network on iHeartPodcasts. The network is picking up the Ted Lasso writer and star's cinematic exploration of life and death through the lens of our favorite movies.