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Oxford Road’s Dan Granger: Host-Read Ads Remain Podcasting’s Golden Goose

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"Both men pointed to live events as an overlooked opportunity."

CNN Strikes AI Partnership with Google

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"Google’s innovation with generative AI has changed how people discover information and content, and now those tools will help us explore new ways to discover and engage audiences.”

The Bret Mega Show to Split Hosts Between Two Cities

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The split allows The Bret Mega Show to maintain a presence in St. Louis while relocating two of its hosts.

Pat McAfee Says He’s Not Interested In Being Part Of ESPN’s Monday Night Football Booth

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"I am not supposed to be a color commentator for football. That is something I've decided. I had a chance to try it a couple of times. I hated it and got bored."

All Things Considered Host Mary Louise Kelly Stepping Down

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"NPR remains a place where I can do the kind of work I came to journalism to do. Now, on to the next adventure.”

NPR CEO Katherine Maher Warns Of Risks With Losing Federal Funding On All Things Considered

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“If federal funding goes away, that network is absolutely at risk."

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CNN Strikes AI Partnership with Google

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"Google’s innovation with generative AI has changed how people discover information and content, and now those tools will help us explore new ways to discover and engage audiences.”

The Bret Mega Show to Split Hosts Between Two Cities

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The split allows The Bret Mega Show to maintain a presence in St. Louis while relocating two of its hosts.

Pat McAfee Says He’s Not Interested In Being Part Of ESPN’s Monday Night Football Booth

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"I am not supposed to be a color commentator for football. That is something I've decided. I had a chance to try it a couple of times. I hated it and got bored."

Pardon the Interruption Celebrating 25th Anniversary With Hour Long Special

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"Tony and Mike have been doing PTI for 25 years, and the reason it still works is pretty simple — fans trust them."