Gordon Borrell Now Has A Podcast
And why not? Gordon is entertaining and, at times, even funny. The new Borrell & Associates bimonthly podcast is called Local Marketing Trends. Borrell's co-host is EVP Corey Elliot. Borrell says they make a great team because they don't always agree.
Bones Tops iHeart Podcast Chart
Each Monday, iHeart posts the top 100 podcasts streamed on iHeartRadio. This week, country music radio morning program The Bobby Bones Show is at the top of the chart.
“Nashville Chats” To Feature Country Stars
Premiere Networks and Country Radio Hall of Famers Lorianne Crook and Charlie Chase have launched a new, weekly iHeartRadio Original Podcast, Crook & Chase: Nashville Chats.
Staudt Exits iHeart, Starts Jam Street Media
Matty Staudt has left his role as VP of Podcast Programming at iHeartRadio to become President of his new company, Jam Street Media, focusing on podcasts for brands, talent coaching, and consulting for businesses entering the podcast space.
Podcast Offers Battle Tactics For Sexism
KUOW Puget Sound Public Radio’s Battle Tactics For Your Sexist Workplace podcast is back for a second season. Hosts Eula Scott Bynoe and Jeannie Yandel will explore tactics for dealing with sexism in the modern workplace.
iHeartRadio, Pride Media To Launch Slate Of LGBTQ+ Podcasts
The partnership will see several LGBTQ+ podcasts produced in 2019-2020. It will kick off with the launch of The Outcast, an iHeartRadio Original podcast co-produced withOut Magazine.
Podcast Movement Expands
The organization that hosts the largest podcast conference in the U.S. has launched a new website and newsletter called PodMov.
NEW PODCAST: Green Eggs & Dan
In each episode of the new podcast Green Eggs & Dan, Dan Ahdoot talks with comedians, writers, actors, and chefs about what they love most -- food. The conversation starts by delving deep into an actual picture of the guest’s fridge
Finding The Roots Of Milwaukee Hip-Hop
A “deep dig” to find Milwaukee’s first hip-hop song led the 88Nine Radio Milwaukee (88.9 FM) team down a path that started with a 1980s movement, through hip-hop icons such as Speech of Arrested Development and Darryl McDaniels of RUN-DMC.
Keeping Up With The Boys
I Mean… Why Not?! That’s not a rhetorical question for our readers, but the name of a very successful new podcast from — wait for it — moms of the hit boy band Why Don’t We?
