K99.1FM ‘Cares for Kids’ Raises $190K for Dayton Children’s
Dayton Children’s Hospital is getting a big helping hand from Cox Media Group's K99.1FM ahead of the year's end, as the Country outlet's 28th annual Cares for Kids Radiothon pulled in $190,015 in support of the hospital’s Canine Co-Pilot facility dog program.
Griffin Media’s Bruce Law Says Goodbye to Radio, Again
Following "an unsuccessful first attempt at ‘semi-retirement,’" Griffin Media Director of Radio Operations Bruce Law has signed off for good after more than four decades in broadcasting. Law announced his plans in a LinkedIn post last week.
Ray Magliozzi Returns: ‘Car Talk’ Taking Calls Again for NPR+
After several years off the air, Ray Magliozzi is taking calls again for NPR's Car Talk. For decades, Ray and his brother Tom helped listeners over the air with car issues via the syndicated show. Now that assistance is streaming exclusively to NPR+ supporters.
‘Charlie Kirk Show’ Sees Boost In The Wake Of Host’s Killing
With politics defining the national conversation, new Triton Digital podcast data highlights strong performance from news and commentary formats, with iHeartMedia, NPR, and Audacy maintaining their lead positions across podcast distribution.
International Podcast Bodies Join Forces in New Global Alliance
France’s Syndicat des Producteurs Professionnels et Indépendants de l’Audio and the UK’s AudioUK have partnered to launch the International Podcast Alliance, a new transnational coalition representing podcast and audio producers and publishers.
On The Record: Audio Listening Up in Q3, With Radio at the Center
It was a great Q3 for audio in America: daily listening ticked up, podcasts and sports stations surged in streaming, and at the center of it all, traditional radio continues to call the tune on the American audio dial, according to Nielsen and Edison Research.
Radio and Podcast Leaders Urge AI Innovation With Caution
As some 11,500 people descended on NAB Show New York, The Evolution of AI in Radio and Podcasting pulled no punches in tackling how AI is transforming every corner of the audio industry, from production and personalization to brand safety.
Save $100s Now: Forecast 2026 Prices Rise Tomorrow
Your broadcast competitors would prefer you not show up to Forecast 2026. They don’t want you to be in the room that plots the future of radio and television. They especially don't want you to be there at the best price - which ends this Friday at 11:50p ET.
Midas Touch or Paper Tiger?
(Deborah Parenti) Let’s face it: these days, everyone’s glued to their phones, scrolling through social feeds, streaming music, and catching podcasts on the go. So how do we jump into the digital pool without leaving behind everything that makes a station unique?
The Most Important Eight Seconds of Your Show
(Randy Lane) Back in 2007, when PPM ratings rolled out, an Arbitron seminar revealed something shocking. “The point in any given hour when the most listeners leave a radio station is not during commercials. It’s when the deejay starts talking.” Here's the kicker:
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