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FOX News Radio is set to launch its expanded weekend programming across its affiliate network starting Saturday, April 1st. The schedule included two new shows, including one that turns a podcast into a weekly recap.

The Family Radio Network's 31st annual "Help for the Homeless Hygiene Drive" has set a new record this year, between the group's 5 stations and 11 signals in Wisconsin. 927 businesses, churches, and schools hosted collection boxes for hygiene and cleaning items.

APM Studios has announced a distribution deal for journalist Tonya Mosley’s podcast Truth Be Told ahead of the Season 5 premiere on Thursday, April 13. In addition, APM and Mosley will co-produce a new limited series set to premiere in early 2024.

Erick McCormack and Steven Weber are hosting a celebrity dinner party podcast. Eating Out with Eric & Steve launches April 5th and features plenty of household names.

Acast Amplifier is now available to Irish podcasters. Applications for the program are open now with plans to award three recipients production, financial grants and mentoring from industry experts.

Crystal Howell, in prison for nine years, was convicted in the murder of her father in 2014. She pled guilty and never spoke at her sentencing, but now she is telling her story in "Killing Dad: A First-Degree Mistake".

"The Uplifters" celebrates those who get so focused on helping everyone around them, that they 'get stuck' and don't nurture their dreams. Wellbeing and Leadership Coach Aransas Savas hosts the program designed to help people bolster themselves, sustain their work and still pursue their personal purpose.

Ballen Studios has pledged $1 Million to honor victims and support families affected by violent crime. The global, multi-platform content company was founded by storyteller and creator John Allen—known globally as MrBallen.

Radio Ink received a tip from an employee who was among those let go on Wednesday, which was authenticated by a company representative. Salem joins NPR, ESPN, and SiriusXM in layoffs as ad spend decreases.

The story of Viva, a 1970's era erotic magazine for women, is chronicled in "Stiffed" a new podcast from Crooked Media and iHeartPodcasts. The eight-part documentary series tells the story of Viva, created by Penthouse magazine founder Bob Guccione.