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To celebrate Pride Month 1010 WINS and WCBS 880 in New York City have launched It’s OK to Say Gay Podcast, focused on topics affecting the LGBTQIA+ community.

"Mother Country Radicals" tells a family history of the 1970's radical organization Weather Underground. Zayd Ayers Dohrn hosts the program that takes a deep dive into the organization founded by his parents Bernardine Dohrn and Bill Ayers.

"VS Voices" will highlight stories of trailblazer women who have paved the way for other women to succeed. The podcast is the result of a deal with Victoria Secret and host Amanda de Cadenet.

98.1 KVET (KVET-FM) Austin, TX has debuted a new morning show. The iHeartMedia Country station has launched the "Wayne D, Tay and Bama"show.

News Talk 1110 & 99.3 WBT Charlotte has promoted Mark Garrison to News Director and Reporter Brett Jensen has been given a weeknight talk show. Both have just signed multi-year agreements with the Urban One station.

Superadio Networks syndicated “Streetz Morning Takeover” anchored by rapper and actor Yung Joc has added WEUP-FM Huntsville, AL to its affiliate lineup. The Hip Hop morning show is based at Core Communications Streetz 94.5 Atlanta, has been in syndication since 2020.

The Home Depot has taken over the top spot on the latest Media Monitors list. Progressive, last week's number one has been knocked down to number three as the Memorial Day kick off of the home improvement season starts.

iHeartRadio and Sound Argument are launching a documentary podcast called Class Action. Hosted by Katie Phang, a trial lawyer, the 12-part podcast series will track law students battling it out in mock trial competitions across the country.

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Educational Media Foundation broke ground on its new global headquarters outside of Nashville in the Berry Farms community of Franklin, Tenn., on Friday, May 27. EMF CEO Bill Reeves said, “I really feel like we’re standing on sacred ground here.  I feel like God brought us to these 11 acres.”