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Arriving on Austin, Texas airwaves at 9:33a on Wednesday, Waterloo Media has flipped its Hot AC Lucy 93.3 to LATINO 93.3 (KGSR). KGSR is the city's sole contemporary Spanish-language station with artists like Bad Bunny, Karol G, and Maluma.

The Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York (A.R.T./NY) wants to help the nonprofit theatre industry address and solve key issues via inventive means with its new podcast, What’s Off?

Sony Music Entertainment and Pharrell William's production company, OTHERTone, have announced the launch of Drapetomaniax: Unshackled History. This new podcast series, hosted by journalist and cultural critic Michael Harriot, will delve into untold stories of Black Americans.

True-crime podcast, GUILT, is delving into new developments in a historical double-homicide case from New Zealand for its new season. This season focuses on the 1989 murder of two Swedish backpackers and the subsequent conviction of David Tamihere.

ABC Audio has chosen Compass Media Networks as its exclusive representative for commercial radio inventory and sponsorships. The partnership will impact over 1,500 radio affiliates and digital distributors and reach an audience of over 110 million monthly listeners.

Journalist Steven Portnoy, who has more than two decades of reporting on politics and breaking news, is returning to ABC News Radio after a stint at CBS News Radio. He will join ABC News' Washington DC political bureau as a national correspondent.

Podcast platform Pocket Casts has launched a new app specifically designed for Android's Wear OS. Users can enjoy their favorite podcasts directly from their wrist, provided they have a Wear OS-compatible watch and a Pocket Casts Plus subscription.

As the radio industry grapples with declining advertising revenue, Audacy is preparing to enter negotiations with financial creditors in an effort to restructure its debt, say insiders familiar with the situation. Creditors, bondholders, and Audacy itself have enlisted several law firms.

FEMA and SiriusXM have announced a bolstering of their partnership, aiming to enhance the connectivity of FEMA’s Integrated Public Alert & Warning System for the National Public Warning System. The change comes as AM relies on EAS for its continued place in the dash.

WGHN has agreed to pay over $100,000 to the City of Grand Haven to finally put a tower site dispute that left the station off the air for months to rest. Grand Haven pulled the plug on WGHN for contract breaches in November of 2022.