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Cadence13 is teaming with new media company Puck to launch The Powers That Be Daily podcast. The daily show will bring listeners inside the four corners of power in America: Wall Street, Washington, Silicon Valley and Hollywood.

It's another week at the top of the Media Monitor list for Indeed. The job search engine has dominated the list for well over a month. Another jobs generator, ZipRecruiter is part of the top five this week.

B100 (WBYT-FM) St. Jude Radiothon raised $321,425. The Elkhart, Indiana station's footprint covers Indiana and Michigan. This year's total was a record for the radiothon that has raised more than $6.3 million over the years.

Nevada Public Radio has hired Mark Vogelzang as its new President and CEO. Vogelzang recently served as Interim General Manager and CEO of Blue Ridge Public Radio based in Asheville, and had a decade-long tenure as President and CEO of the state-wide Maine Public TV & Radio, the PBS and NPR member network.

Kara Stockton died in her sleep last Thursday, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She worked at news/talk station 106.7 with Shannon Burke from 2016 to 2019.

The call is going out to Radio to unite for Ukraine. "Tears For Ukraine" is an anthem to bring the world together to keep focus on Ukraine until the situation is resolved fully.

(By Mike McVay) Good enough is never really good enough. It should be acknowledged that lots of “good enough” stations, and shows, do well in the ratings … until a better option becomes available.

(By Ken Benson) The Portable People Meter fundamentally changed Radio’s Time Spent Listening reality. Radio programmers responded to the shorter PPM listening occasions by implementing new tactics.

(By Loyd Ford) Do you sell potential clients? Really. Think about it. You’ve got a tough customer. Or you have an easy one that just ‘comes together.’ Did you make that happen or were you just in the right place at the right time?

(By Marc Greenspan) In the world of transactional business, it is all GRP and Cost per Point. In new business development, most salespeople rely on the cume to their station or cluster – in other words, how many consumers the advertiser has the potential of reaching.