Burgandy Tops iHeart Podcast Chart
The iHeartRadio weekly top 100 podcast chart has The Ron Burgundy Podcast holding on to the top spot for another week.
Tip Harris Takes On The Issues
Grammy Award-winner Tip “T.I.” Harris is bringing his rallying voice to podcasting. In a new deal with PodcastOne, the rapper, actor, and entrepreneur will shed light on important social topics in a podcast aptly titled expediTIously.
Fresh Dish From DC
WAMU 88.5, Washington, DC’s NPR news station, has launched Dish City, a seven-episode podcast series that dives deep into the District’s most distinctive and revealing foods.
Lipstick & Vinyl Adds 10 More Shows
Those ten shows will come from another podcast network called More Banana, which, much like Lipstick & Vinyl, focuses on female voices aimed at a female audience.
New ESPN College Football Podcast
ESPN has launched a new flagship college football podcast, featuring lead analysts Kirk Herbstreit and David Pollack as well as SportsCenter’s Kevin Negandhi.
Bob Pittman Releases Another
The iHeart CEO is on a roll releasing the 16th episode of his podcast Math & Magic. This week Pittman interviews Translation’s Founder and CEO Steve Stoute in an episode called "Music Moves Culture."
Woody Launches On PodcastOne
ESPN commentator and award-winning sports columnist Woody Paige has launched a podcast on PodcastOne. ESPN’s Adam Schefter and EA Sports designer Clint Oldenburg are guests on the first episode. New episodes will drop every Thursday.
Podcast Looks At Tawdry Sterling Story
30 for 30 Podcasts has released a new podcast series, The Sterling Affairs, which examines the former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, Donald Sterling, his rags to riches rise, his ultimate downfall, and how it all impacted the NBA.
Hear More “Family Secrets” Now
Season 2 of Family Secrets has launched on the iHeartPodcast Network. Hosted by best-selling author Dani Shapiro, Family Secrets continues to explore the power and deep impact of family secrets.
Funding Tips From iHeart’s Sykes On “Math & Magic”
John Sykes discusses the shift in the entertainment marketing landscape and the influence of radio as the pioneer media platform. He also gives listeners tips on how to get your next project funded and how he helped pull together a concert for NYC in just four-and-a-half-weeks.
