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ABC Audio is offering three different specials to affiliates for use over the Labor Day Weekend. News, Country and Classic Rock make up the holiday weekend menu.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is awarding a total of $275,000 in emergency grants to public media stations to address COVID-19 misinformation in their communities. The grants are going to stations in areas with low vaccination and high infection rates, or in emerging hotspots for coronavirus infection.

Atlanta based Dickey Broadcasting Company has agreed to a multi-year extension covering Yellow Jackets athletics. 680/93.7 The Fan will remain the flagship station of the Georgia Tech Sports Network.

The nationally syndicated Bud and Broadway Show is also helping teachers with classroom supplies. The #clearthelist campaign is aimed at helping teachers who have been buying supplies out of their own pockets.

The ESPN College Football Podcast is expanding for the 2021 season with five new weekly episodes. The new episodes drop mornings beginning August 30.

'The Stoop' on the Radiotopia podcast network, covers stories across the Black diaspora. The program explores Black life through conversations, reporting and personal storytelling.

Thurston Briscoe programmed New Jersey Public Radio's WBGO-FM for more than 20 years. Briscoe, who left the station in 2013, has died.

Danno and Laura Wolkoff, who were recently let go from the newly names G-Networks, formerly Sun Broadcast Group, have filed a lawsuit against the company for wrongful termination. They say they are owed over $2 million.

WFAN New York City host Gregg Gianotti's frustration with Audacy's listening app boiled over onto the Boomer & Gio morning show Wednesday. Gregg Gianotti aired some dirty laundry on the show after he was notified that the app was down. Here's what he said...