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J.J. Hemingway, who called himself “Your Spokane Radio Pal” died Monday, at the age of 65, after falling ill last week.

Ipsos released a new research study that was commissioned by iHeartMedia called “Day in the Life Audio Journey.” According to a press release from iHeart, the study showed that consumer interest in audio is at an all-time high, with listeners using multiple platforms including radio, digital streaming, podcasts, and smart speakers.

A true-crime podcast, which launched June 10, already has over 2 million downloads. "22 Hours: An American Nightmare," is hosted by WTOP's Megan Cloherty and Jack Moore.

This week, on his Math & Magic: Stories from the Frontiers of Marketing podcast, iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman sits down with his friend Jarl Mohn.

Content creation company Tenderfoot TV announced their newest iHeartRadio Original Podcast today, Monster Presents: Insomniac, where real-life tales of serial killers break down the narrator.

Liberal talker Randi Rhodes is back on the radio. iHeartMedia announced on Thursday that Rhodes would be taking over the 5-7 p.m. shift on Real Talk 910 AM in San Francisco. Rhodes has been delivering her progressive talk show via podcast. She was named one of Radio Ink's Most Influential Women back in 2007.

The Country Radio Broadcasters held the 2019 Country Radio Hall of Fame dinner and awards ceremony this week at Vanderbilt Marriott in Nashville. Four on-air personalities and two off-air broadcasters were recognized.

Columbia University student Bekah Mulberg, who was presented with the award at the 44th annual Conclave Learning Conference in Minneapolis this week.

Amanda Valentine hosts afternoons on Hubbard's B105 in Cincinnati. She also hosts a daily podcast called Pound This. Amanda's show is in the fitness category and is very motivational. She lost 117 pounds and is helping others who struggle with weight loss. All of our episodes can be heard HERE.

In honor of the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11, Westwood One News will present a half-hour special, The Lunar Conquest. The news retrospective is hosted by correspondent Michael Toscano.