Close Those Tabs: Regaining Your Peace
(James Bahm) Last time, we identified some common areas where we lose focus in the workplace, and you probably identified a few of your own. This week, we’re going to take a look at how we can regain our focus the next time we need to close a few open tabs.
Podcast Engagement Shifts as Video Becomes Key Entry Point
Podcasts have long been defined as “audio you can understand with your eyes closed.” But Edison Research data is backing up the new reality: more listeners than ever are choosing to watch, and that shift is reshaping how creators reach audiences.
Dan Weiss Steps In For San Antonio Spurs Play-By-Play
Dan Weiss is moving up with the San Antonio Spurs, becoming the team’s new radio play-by-play announcer, beginning with the 2025–26 NBA season. Weiss moves into the seat previously held by Bill Schoening, who retired after calling games for more than 20 years.
Adventist World Radio Elects Jim Howard for Top Role
The board of directors of Adventist World Radio has elected Jim Howard as the organization’s new president. He succeeds Duane McKey, who announced his retirement during the sixty-second General Conference Session held in St. Louis.
Scott Detrow to Host NPR’s ‘All Things Considered’
NPR has announced that beginning September 29, Scott Detrow will become a full-time weekday host of All Things Considered while continuing as a host of Consider This.
Fred Jacobs Reveals Parkinson’s Diagnosis: ‘Life Goes On’
Radio Hall of Famer and Jacobs Media President Fred Jacobs, one of the most influential voices in modern radio research and strategy, has publicly shared for the first time that he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
Apple Music Radio Goes Cross-Platform With Global TuneIn Deal
Listeners outside the Apple ecosystem now have access to Apple’s live radio stations, thanks to a new distribution partnership with TuneIn. It marks the first time Apple’s commercial-free, 24/7 music stations are streaming on a third-party platform.
Pew: Radio’s Credibility Shines as Americans Rethink Journalism
What makes someone a journalist in 2025? That’s not just a philosophical question; it’s an audience filter that’s reshaping who listeners trust, what voices cut through, and how radio newsrooms are being judged, especially when it comes to objectivity.
Copper Theft That Collapsed OK Radio Tower Leads to Prison Time
Two Oklahoma residents have been sentenced in federal court for a copper theft that destroyed an FM broadcast tower, causing more than $500,000 in damage and temporarily taking Payne Media Group's K95.5 (KITX) off the air in January 2024.
Gen Z Audio Habits Shift in Fall: What Radio Brands Can Learn
As students return to class, their listening habits are shifting and bringing fresh data for radio and podcast brands to rethink how they engage audiences during key fall dayparts, including how Gen Z consumes audio and where attention is heading next.
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