‘Kennedy Saves the World’ Five Days A Week Now
FOX News Audio's podcast Kennedy Saves the World, hosted by Lisa "Kennedy" Montgomery, is expanding from a weekly format to a daily podcast starting June 26th. The show will now be available in video format as well.
Go Backstage With ‘Queer As Fact’ and Podbean
Queer As Fact podcast, known for its exploration of LGBTQ+ history, is teaming up with Podbean for a live virtual event that celebrates Pride Month and highlights its podcast journey on June 29th.
Podcast App For Kids Wants Wider Genre Growth
KidsPod Co., a tech start-up, has launched the KidsPod mobile app, a podcast platform designed for children aged 3-13. Developed in partnership with kids' tech expert Dubit Limited, the app offers over 300 kids' podcasts.
Dash Across Town Gives Chicago’s B96 New PM Drive
Audacy Chicago has revealed the addition of Dash, AKA Jordan Orman-Weiss, to afternoons on B96 (WBBM). Dash comes to B96 across town from Hubbard Chicago's WTMX, where he spent the last three years hosting nights.
Alan Freed Musical Brings Elvis Duran Show To Broadway
Members of the Elvis Duran Show recently attended the Off-Broadway premiere of Rock & Roll Man, a biomusical based on the life of radio talent Alan Freed, who popularized the Rock & Roll format. The production officially opened on June 21.
SiriusXM Celebrates Shinedown This Weekend
Shinedown's debut studio album, Leave A Whisper, recently reached its 20th anniversary. To commemorate the milestone, Shinedown's frontman, Brent Smith, will host a special takeover on SiriusXM Turbo from June 23-25.
FCC Opening LPFM Permits For First Time In 10 Years
The FCC Media Bureau has announced a filing window for applications for low-power FM (LPFM) new station construction permits. The filing window will open on November 1 and close on November 8. This is the first LPFM filing window since 2013.
$10K Settlement Over Unauthorized Changes Of Licensee
Hochman Hawaii Five Inc. has reached a consent decree with the FCC over an improper transfer of control of KRYL. The case originated when the FCC discovered that licensee George Hochman acquired the company in 2020 without prior authorization.
PMJA Editor Corps Gets New Extension From CPB
The Public Media Journalists Association Editor Corps, which provides short-term editing support to local public media newsrooms, will resume its services thanks to a two-year, $100,000 grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Three Fresh Faces Join Colorado Public Radio Board
Colorado Public Radio has announced the addition of three new members to its board of directors: Nelson Hioe, Deidre Johnson, and Sarah Shrader. The three members began their term at the end of the board's annual meeting.















