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iHeartMedia and the National Basketball Association unveiled the trailer for their first player-led podcast, Maxey On The Mic, hosted by Philadelphia 76ers guard, 23-year-old Tyrese Maxey. 

Country Radio Seminar CRS Honors is set March 13 during CRS 2023. A surprise guest is set to join Country Radio Hall of Fame Committee co-chairs Joel Rabb and Tim Roberts to reveal the Hall of Fame Class of 2023 inductees.

Arkady Ostrovsky from the Economist has been talking with Russians who fled their country after the invasion of Ukraine. He hosts a seven-episode limited podcast series, "Next Year In Moscow".

All Real Salt Lake English-language radio coverage for the 2023 Major League Soccer season and beyond will be carried on various KSL Radio signals. KSL NewsRadio (1160 AM / 102.7 FM) and KSL Sports Zone (1280 AM / 97.5 FM) will carry the four-hour gameday window, that includes pre and post game shows.

Coleman Insights is launching a new monthly webinar series March 1st. “Ask Me Anything” will cover questions related to research, branding, and marketing strategy in audio entertainment.

SiriusXM has signed a multi-year renewal to continue airing Let’s Go! with Tom Brady, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray. The renewal comes as the third season of the sports podcast gets ready for a fall 2023 return.

Shane German has joined WDSE-FM in Duluth-Superior, MN-WI as Afternoon Host and Special Projects Coordinator. German joins The North, 103.3 team From WYCE-FM, Grand Rapids, MI.

KNX News took a closer look at the post-pandemic learning crisis facing Southern Californians. The one-hour “A Generation Lost” live town hall event brought together teens and experts to illuminate the unseen impacts of the pandemic and discuss potential solutions.

Futuri has taken the wraps off of RadioGPT™, an AI-driven localized radio content solution. The tech combines the company's AI-driven targeted story discovery and social content system, TopicPulse, as well as AI voice tech to provide a localized radio experience.

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