Podcast Ink™

Beginning in January and running through April, NPR will collect podcasts from thousands of students across the country. They all have a chance to win prizes and have their show heard nationally on NPR. It's the 5th year NPR is hosting the event. Check out all the details, and new rules, HERE

The New York Times gets in on the end-of-the-year best-of list fun with 10 of its own, including: Legacy of Speed, Not Lost and Rumble Strip. Read the full list from The Times HERE.

The New Yorker is out with its top ten podcasts of 2022. They are not familiar names to most podcast listeners, certainly not the shows you see every day on top of the various monthly podcast charts. Check out the magazine's top ten HERE.

Podcast Movement's Evolutions will take place March 7th through 10th in Las Vegas. On Wednesday the organization annonced their first round of speakers. Here they are...

Slate gets into the True Crime end-of-year list fun with the staff at the magazine putting together their favorites, including Death of an Artist, The Trojan Horse Affair, Mind Over Murder. Read the full list HERE.

Building upon Play On Shakespeare’s mission to enhance the understanding of Shakespeare’s plays in performance, Play On Podcasts bring timeless tales directly to modern audiences.

The annual Florida event is being held in Orlando January 26th to the 29th at The Renaissance Hotel at Sea World. Purchase your tickets HERE. Check out who's speaking at the Expo HERE.

After several years of accelerating use, the amount of time spent listening to podcasts is starting to wane, according to new data released by Nielsen on Monday. The report said women were more likely to be heavy users of podcasts.

Lava for Good Podcasts will be recognized by the first annual Signal Listener’s Choice Awards with nominations for two of its shows, Wrongful Conviction with Maggie Freleng and Wrongful Conviction.

Ninth Planet Audio and Luminary have launched Telephone Stories: The Trials of Michael Jackson. What starts as a simple question of guilt or innocence quickly turns into a searching chronicle of race, fame and abuse. Brandon Ogborn hosts.