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Audio Podcasts Have Higher Trust Levels Than Video Podcasts, New Sounds Profitable Data Shows

Audio rates highest for being "accurate and factual" at 58%, edging out video's 55%.

97.1 The Drive Lands Rock Personality Lauren Elwell

Hubbard Radio Chicago has hired Lauren "Lern" Elwell as...

Federal News Network Reporter Jory Heckman Announces Exit

"Thanks to everyone I’ve spoken to over these past few years to make these stories possible."

UCONN Head Coach Geno Auriemma Considering Broadcasting Role Following Tenure at University

"If there was ever a time when the schedule would be something that I could handle, sure, absolutely, I would love to do it."

NPR Uniting News and Programming Divisions Under New Chief Content Officer

“This new unified division will include more than 600 people working together to support all aspects of content production for NPR.”

NPR Podcast and Programming Executive Anya Grundmann to Depart

Grundmann "led the podcasting revolution in many ways, and has been just an invaluable partner for me in my four years here."

NPR Senior Vice President Nancy Barnes Leaving Network

According to Folkenflik's report, Barnes and NPR Senior Vice President for Programming and Audience Development Anya Grundmann "often disagreed on which podcasts or innovations to pursue".

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97.1 The Drive Lands Rock Personality Lauren Elwell

Hubbard Radio Chicago has hired Lauren "Lern" Elwell as...

Federal News Network Reporter Jory Heckman Announces Exit

"Thanks to everyone I’ve spoken to over these past few years to make these stories possible."

UCONN Head Coach Geno Auriemma Considering Broadcasting Role Following Tenure at University

"If there was ever a time when the schedule would be something that I could handle, sure, absolutely, I would love to do it."

Ice Cube Questions Possible Motives Behind Lack Of BIG3 Coverage By Sports Media

"We deserve some respect from the sports media to comment on our games, and let fans know about what's happening with our league. Maybe the NBA has something to do with that. Maybe not."