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"Immersive Storytelling: Expanding Audiences with XR in Games, Education, and Location-Based Entertainment" has been added as an NAB Mainstage Session at the upcoming NAB show in Las Vegas.

"Workforce in Peril – New Jersey Cops, Nurses, and Teachers", is the latest WKXW-FM Town Hall program. New Jersey 101.5’s Eric Scott will lead a discussion that not only looks at why these shortages exist, but what can be done to address them.

The Broadcasters Foundation has announced the presenting speakers at this year’s Golden Mike Award gala and fundraiser. Emmis CEO Jeff Smulyan and Rosanna Sotto Co-host WNYW FOX 5 will honor this year's award winners.

Kansas City radio vet Steve Garrett loves Corvettes. The 46-year radio pro at KCFX hosts a weekly podcast, "Corvette Today".

"Truth and Lies: The Boston Strangler", is a companion podcast to the upcoming series in March on Hulu. The three-part narrative series podcast premieres on Wednesday, March 1, and serves as the first collaboration between ABC Audio and 20th Century Studios.

"The Fast And The Curious" is a podcast for die-hard fans as well as those eager to learn more about the F1 world. Produced by Greg James, the podcast features sports presenter Betty Glover, F1 fanatic and broadcast journalist Christian Hewgill and a revolving cast of some of the best F1 drivers worldwide.

"Ktown Connects", continues to shed light on the people, culture, history and businesses in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Donny 'Downtown Donny' Stancato and Jason Hedman host the podcast that started in the pandemic Summer of 2020.

"The Social Dose", is a new podcast giving the latest takes on the most talked about conversations and hottest happenings across social media. Content creators Michael Judson Berry and Paris Nicholson host the thrice weekly program.

Melissa Chase has been promoted to Vice President of Programming for Audacy Houston. Chase joined Audacy in 2021 as a Brand Manager. Prior to that, she spent 12 years with SummitMedia/Cox Media Group as Operations Manager and on-air personality.

Insurance giant Progressive held on to the top spot on the Media Monitors list. Despite airing about 1,200 ads less than the previous week, Flo and friends kept a firm hold on number one.