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CNN Audio and CNN en Español’s podcast portfolio is expanding with the addition of a multi-episode series El Chapo: Two Faces of a Capo. El Chapo managed the inner workings of the Sinaloa Drug Cartel.

Radio veteran and former Radio Ink Account Executive Charles "Chuck" Renwick has died. He had been hospitalized for pneumonia, complicated by oropharyngeal cancer.

Benztown and P1 Media Group are partnering to recognize the best ideas from radio professionals around the world on creative and innovative ways they have been serving their audiences during the pandemic.

SiriusXM has launched of The Jim Gaffigan Channel. The one month run on, Channel 790, will also take over Channel 98 Laugh USA on satellite radios during the weekends throughout the one-month run.

Clarence M. Mitchell IV, known to audiences as C4, and Bryan Nehman have been paired for a new morning show on WBAL NewsRadio 1090/FM 101.5. The pair of Baltimore radio vets hosted separate shows on the Hearst station.

WBBM Newsradio has said goodbye to sports anchor George Ofman and radio traffic and spot news helicopter reporter Kris Habermehl. According to a report, the moves were announced in an email to staff Tuesday.

Radio host Mike Opelka started a Goya “buy-cott” last week after the CEO of Goya Foods was criticized for going to the White House and praising Donald Trump. Many people, including N.Y Rep. Alexandira Ocasio-Cortez called for a boycott of Goya Food products. Here's how Opelka turned that around.

The company said Nick Cannon, who is the host of the TV show Wild ‘N Out, promoted hateful speech and spread anti-Semitic conspiracy theories on an episode of his podcast Cannon's Class. Cannon also hosts mornings on Meruelo's Power 106 in Los Angeles.

As part of the Open for Business series, RAB’s next live-video presentation, Thinking and Budgeting Like an Owner addresses revenue declines due to COVID-19 and how to budget for 2021. Bonneville's Melissa Mitchell is the guest July 29 at 12 p.m. Central

The Satellite radio company announced that Jonelle Procope is joining its Board of Directors. Procope is the President and CEO of the Apollo Theater Foundation, a non-profit that operates the Apollo Theater in New York. She'll be paid a cash retainer of $100,000 and $175,000 in restricted stock.