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100 Years of Buffalo Broadcasting, written by Buffalo media writer Steve Cichon, is a 432 page look at 50 years of radio and TV in that market. The book includes over 600 pictures of Buffalo broadcasters. More HERE.

FOX Sports Radio has launched an original podcast called Lights Out with Shawne Merriman, to be distributed by the iHeartPodcast Network. LISTEN

Murders At White House Farm: The Podcast will launch September 24, the same day that the miniseries airs. New episodes will be released on Thursdays each week, concluding on October 29.

ESPN Podcasts posted its best month ever and grew 29% over August 2019. The boost is attributed to all major professional sports have a presence in August.

Clarence M. Mitchell IV, known as "C4" to WBAL NewsRadio 1090/FM 101.5 listeners has been named "Best Radio Host". Baltimore Magazine conducted the 2020 Readers Poll.

Howard University Radio WHUR 96.3 debuts a new Sunday line-up. Gospel radio veterans Winston Chaney and Jacquie Gales-Webb will be heard Sunday mornings.

(By Buzz Knight) Dynamic, engaging, unique, creative, entertaining, intimate, purposeful, resilient. As radio heads towards its centennial celebration, those are just a few of the words to describe the business fans adore, advertisers respect, and we all love. What will make radio stronger for the next 100 years. Here are 40 ways you can make that happen...

Adlarge's Cabana Podcast network drops in at number seven on the monthly Triton podcast chart for August. Other than that, there was no change to the top 15 with NPR at number one, Entercom 3rd and Cumulus 5th. iHeart does not report to Triton. Here's the top 15.

WXXI's Connections could play a role in an investigation into a campaign finance investigation. Mayor Lovely Warren was a guest in 2017 when Evan Dawson asked her about her campaign and a PAC. As WHAM-TV reports Dawson went before a grand jury to discuss the matter.

The Charlotte Podcast Festival is the city's first podcast festival and it's designed to "inform, enrich and inspire the next generation of audio storytellers and podcasters." The October 5-30 free event will be held virtually. It's being produced by NPR member station WFAE.