Halloween Inspired Contest
"Weeknd to Die For" is the latest iHeartRadio cross-platform contest. The contest is inspired by the popularity of the song “Die for You” on The Weeknd’s GRAMMY award-winning album 'Starboy'.
Audio Industry Vet Fred Ampel Passes
Fred Ampel, who worked in the professional audio industry for more than five-decades, has died. The audio engineer and Air Force veteran worked at a number of recording studios and also spent time in radio.
Book Extends To Podcast
'Unbreakable with Jay Glazer: A Mental Health Podcast' will be an extension of his book 'Unbreakable'. The program will have the NFL insider talking about his personal mental health journey.
Breakfast Club Coming To Madison
'The Breakfast Club', is debuting on WJQM in Madison, Wisconsin. 93.1 Jamz will also air the weekend edition of the morning show on Saturdays.
Nature Takes Center Stage
'Terrestrials' is a podcast for kids with stories about the strangeness of nature right here on Earth. The production is created by co-host Lulu Miller of Radiolab from WNYC Studios.
Comedy Is King
Edison Podcast Metrics shows comedy continues to hold the top spot for listeners. The just-released data from Edison Podcast Metrics Q2 2022 finds that comedy ranks #1 among U.S. weekly podcast listeners.
Battleground Talkers Tour
With upcoming midterm elections looming, Salem Media Group has put together live voter events in five battleground states. Salem's slate of conservative talkers will be part of 'Battleground Talkers Tour' events in Florida, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Arizona.
Guest Technology Adds Radio Veteran
Veteran Georgia radio broadcaster and owner Troy Mattox has joined Guest Technology in a brokerage and consulting role. The focus of his work will be on small to medium markets.
Politics and Local Driving Public Radio Listening
Fred Jacobs is at the Public Radio Program Directors Content Conference in New Orleans today where he's presenting new data from the 2022 Jacobs Media TechSurvey specific to Public Radio.
Zac Sang Gets NY Times Profile
Remember Zac Sang? He was syndicated for 10 years and on 80 stations when he was dropped by Westwood One earlier this year. He resurfaced two months later on Amazon's AMP where he's trying to rebuild his listenership. He calls AMP a better version of radio.
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