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The Pivot Announces Multi-Year Agreement With Netflix

"I’ve gained a new perspective: passion over platform, and people over perception. I’m grateful and excited to take [The Pivot] to Netflix."

Howard Stern Bringing SiriusXM Show to HBO Max Next Month

“As the ‘King of All Media,’ I am honored to bring my SiriusXM show to HBO Max, and through HBO Max to worldwide distribution."

Clay Travis Adds Bet The Board Podcast To Sport & State With Three-Year Agreement

"They are bringing back their Bet The Board podcast sponsored by Hard Rock Bet. You're all welcome. Sincerely, Clay Travis, aka the best GM in sports."

Dolly Parton Streaming Surges 2,458% Following Death Tuesday

"Streaming spikes following celebrity deaths typically fade quickly"

KNX News Anchor Rob Archer Announces Exit

"After 10 good years, it’s hard to say goodbye to so many talented friends and colleagues."

KFI-AM 640, KNX News Reporters Hit By Tear Gas During Los Angeles Protests

"I apologize to the audience for that. When your throat gets marinated with that stuff, it sort of chokes out your ability to talk, let alone breathe."

KFI AM 640, KNX News, KCBS All Earn Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards

KNX News earned the Overall Excellence honor from the RTDNA for its work throughout 2024.

A Conversation With Kelly Orchard Author Of Dead Air: The Day The Music Died

The psychological radio thriller follows characters in a Los Angeles radio cluster navigating the hijacking of the station's transmitters.

The Interview: The John Kobylt Show, KFI AM 640

John Kobylt is a nominee for the Radio Hall of Fame. Let's check in on a recent interview to see how he got to that point.

David Felker Exits Westwood One Amid Downsizing

Over the years, Felker’s time with the networks included Transtar, UniStar, Dial Global, and Westwood One ownership.

Music Radio Mourns The Passing Of ‘Jed The Fish’

Jed the Fish, an early supporter of New Wave and Alternative music, has passed away at the age of 69.

Aircheck: Charlie Tuna, KRLA Los Angeles (1986)

In 1975, Charlie Tuna was with 102.7 KIIS-FM Los Angeles when it started the AM/FM simulcast and hosted the first show on the FM.

Matt Pinfield Emerges From Coma, Hopes to Return to the Radio Airwaves

"I am so grateful to be alive. The general consensus was that I wasn’t going to make it and here I am!"

Aircheck: Gary Owens, 640 KFI Los Angeles, 1986

In addition to radio, people of a certain age will remember him as the announcer for the comedy show Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In.

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Howard Stern Bringing SiriusXM Show to HBO Max Next Month

“As the ‘King of All Media,’ I am honored to bring my SiriusXM show to HBO Max, and through HBO Max to worldwide distribution."

Clay Travis Adds Bet The Board Podcast To Sport & State With Three-Year Agreement

"They are bringing back their Bet The Board podcast sponsored by Hard Rock Bet. You're all welcome. Sincerely, Clay Travis, aka the best GM in sports."

Dolly Parton Streaming Surges 2,458% Following Death Tuesday

"Streaming spikes following celebrity deaths typically fade quickly"

Pittsburgh Steelers Add Willie Colon, Vince Williams To Daily Audio Network Lineup

"iHeart’s over-the-air footprint — which stretches beyond southwestern Pennsylvania — combined with our collective multiplatform digital audio approach - delivers over a thousand hours of Steelers audio content to our fans throughout the world on a year-round basis."