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"Tips for Today’s Homeowner" radio vignettes have surpassed the 500-station mark, and now air on 506 radio stations nationwide. Hosted by Danny Lipford the vignettes have grown rapidly since 2022 with the addition of 56 new stations.

Legendary WMGK-FM Morning Personality John DeBella has been named among the 2023 Walk of Fame inductees. The Walk of Fame is the work of The Philadelphia Music Alliance, a community-based not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Philadelphia’s rich musical legacy.

"On Fire With Jeff Probst" is the new companion podcast to the CBS Reality Series, "Survivor". The Emmy Award winning series starts its 44th season March 1, 2023.

World Wrestling Entertainment legend Shawn Michaels will be part of the 2023 Barrett Sports Media Summit in Los Angeles. Michaels, SVP of Talent Development Creative for the WWE, will talk about the superstar creation process and the keys to developing top talent.

Gail Berger will succeed Rodney Pickett as Senior Vice President and General Manager of Automotive Partnerships at SiriusXM. Berger joined SiriusXM in 2012 and most recently served as Senior Vice President of Automotive Remarketing.

SiriusXM Podcast Network remained in the number one spot on the Triton Digital Top Sales Networks Report for the January 2023 reporting period. Stats show SXM with 56.5M Average Weekly Downloads and 15.8M Average Weekly Users.

"Ye Gods!" is the new podcast from TV producer and playwright Scott Carter. The weekly podcast explores faith, religion and spirituality with comics, musicians, writers and faith leaders.

The percentage of the 18+ Black population who are monthly podcast listeners has increased nine points from 2020 to 2022, outpacing the growth among the total U.S. population. That's according to new data from Edison Research.

(By Deborah Parenti) I doubt many of you ever knew or heard of Alan Gray but he is another broadcaster we have lost. He left the radio industry a number of years ago but stood, in his time, as an incredible professional with enormous vision.

National Public Radio has elected Stephen George to the NPR Board of Directors as a Member Director. George is President and CEO of Louisville Public Media, where he previously served as executive editor. He fills an unexpired term vacancy and will serve for three years.