The Re-Cap Show

World Cup Champs Give Unfiltered Commentary On RE-CAP

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Women's World Cup champions Christen Press and Tobin Heath are moving from the pitch to the studio, launching The RE-CAP Show podcast. Their insights into the 2023 Women's World Cup will be presented through this series, beginning on July 20.
Drilled Herb

Climate Podcast Drills Into Big Oil’s Corporate Free Speech Fight

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"Herb", a new three-part miniseries from the climate podcast Drilled, delves into the long-standing efforts of fossil fuel companies to expand the concept and legal protections of corporate free speech.
Audacy Launch

Audacy Launch Puts Full Resources On Emerging Artists

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Audacy has unveiled a new program, Launch, designed to highlight and support emerging musicians across various genres using a full cross-platform rollout. Jelly Roll, Warren Zeiders and Doechii are the initiative’s first three Launch artists.
WFTL

New Lineup For South Florida AM Blends Local and National Talk

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Palm Beach radio station 850 WFTL-AM unveiled its new weekday schedule on Monday, showcasing a mix of local and national shows. The station's reorganization includes The South Florida Morning Show and Joyce Kaufman among local broadcasts.
Luke Martin

Southern Illinois University Finds Radio Voice In Luke Martin

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Southern Illinois University and LEARFIELD/Saluki Sports Properties have announced Luke Martin as their newly appointed Director of Broadcasting and radio caller for Saluki athletics. Martin assumes his new role on July 24, succeeding Saluki Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike Reis.
Vote

Good News For 2024: More Registered Voters Listen To Radio

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With primaries and an already contentious Presidential election on the horizon, new findings from Edison Research's "Share of Ear" study have good news for radio sellers wanting a piece of the pie. AM/FM continues to be a formidable platform for politicians.
Upside Logo

Upside Blocks Post-Holiday Decline With Monster Week Of Ads

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As the summer progresses, radio's top five national advertisers turned upside down as big money chaos was the order of the week. Unlike the significant decline post-Memorial Day, this week shows an upturn in advertising after Independence Day.
The Good News USBC

US Black Chambers and Krantz Media Unite On Radio Feature

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US Black Chambers, Inc. is set to announce and launch The Good News with Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr. with KMG Networks on July 19. This launch coincides with the upcoming debut of the USBC Radio Network in August.
Auburn Sports Network

Auburn University Athletics Returning To RadioAlabama This Fall

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Auburn University sports broadcasts are coming back to RadioAlabama's Auburn Networks as the new local flagship home starting August 24. The stations under Auburn Networks will carry the broadcasts through at least the 2027-2028 athletic season. 
Gone Fission

Nuclear Podcast Talks Oppenheimer With Los Alamos Director

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The latest episode of the Gone Fission Nuclear Report podcast introduces listeners to Thom Mason, the director of Los Alamos National Laboratory. In the episode, Mason discusses the upcoming movie Oppenheimer, set to premiere this Thursday.

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