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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.

(By Jeff McHugh) Your show is made up of a unique variety of elements. Yours may include music, talk, contests and games, news, stunts, pranks, topic segments, interviews, and various benchmarks.

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.”

(By Loyd Ford) Before we begin, I want to point out that I am a big believer in building and showing clear value before any type of close. My own rule is that if a buyer sees more value than the cost of your product and they have a need, they buy.

(By Rick Fink) Do you know one of the biggest reasons why most businesses don’t advertise? This may surprise some, but it’s simply because we’re not calling on them.

The former Salem radio host will host a television show on EpochTV four times per week. The Epoch Times reported Elder would be hosting the show for The Epoch Media Group. Elder left radio back in April.

Lenny Bloch has joined KVNA-FM in Flagstaff-Prescott, Arizon. He'll host middays. Bloch started in radio in 1975. He's worked at KFMG in Albuquerque, WRCN on Long Island, WDHA and WRAT in Dover, NJ, Sirius Satellite Radio, and WCBS-FM New York.

(By Mike McVay) We’re living in a world where everything is like Build a Bear. You know that store you find in strip malls and indoor malls where you can construct a stuffed animal in whatever fashion you want?

O’Shaughnessy worked at WVOX and WVIP in Westchester, New York for 67 years, stations the Wall Street Journal called “America’s Quintessential Community Stations.” He began his career in 1957 at the original WVIP in Northern Westchester,