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Hannah Storm, ESPN SportsCenter Anchor will host the 47th Annual Gracie Awards Luncheon. Storm is a five-time Gracie winner herself, an award-winning journalist, and a pioneer in the field of sports broadcasting for women.

670 The Score (WSCR-AM) Chicago is adjusting the line-up. As part of the update, the station is pairing two longtime hosts, Laurence Holmes and Dan Bernstein, to form a new midday show, “Bernstein and Holmes”.

Mike Conti has been appointed at Brand Manager of 92.9 The Game (WZGC-FM) Atlanta. Conti has been with the station for 10 years serving as managing editor, overseeing coverage and production of live sports events.

Jim Long, who wore many hats in his five-decade career in the broadcast and entertainment industry, has died. He was a record producer, DJ and the creator of a number of entertainment companies in Los Angeles, Dallas and Nashville.

"Hey Mayne" is a new show from Audacy's sports podcast studio 2400Sports. Longtime ESPN host Kenny Mayne hosts the program that blends the sports culture with entertainment, politics, music, comedy, and beyond.

Minnesota Public Radio's "The Current" has launched a a new music stream, website and app. "Carbon Sound" is dedicated to celebrating the depth, breadth and influence of Black musical expression through multiple genres, honoring the foundational role of Black music.

Colorado Public Radio has elected three new board of directors' members and changed leadership. The changes are the result of three members retiring from the board.

The Ron Burgundy Podcast" is kicking off the 5th season with a program recorded in front of a live audience. America's favorite anchorman interviews English actor Dan Stevens and Food Network staple Guy Fieri.

Cindy Stumpo with daughter Samantha Stumpo “Tough as Nails” Radio Show, is back on WBZ NewsRadio 1030. This is the 5th season for the show that looks at construction, real estate, renovations and design.

The fight to pay for what comes out of radio speakers took an interesting turn Wednesday. Months after radio settled a years-long dispute with GMR to play their repertoire of music, and as the industry tries to fend off an attack from musicFIRST to pay artists directly, the RMLC has decided to go after ASCAP and BMI.