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"They are all unique because of the beaches they are located at, and it can be a reason for going on road trips during the Summer and Winter months."

“An open-minded spirit no longer exists within NPR, and now, predictably, we don’t have an audience that reflects America,” business editor Uri Berliner wrote in The Free Press.

Verdict is a popular political podcast. iHeartMedia, which distributes the show, has paid more than $630,000 to a super PAC that supports his campaign.

Fourteen people have been laid off, including a handful of business roles at the Chicago Sun-Times, which was acquired by WBEZ’s parent company, Chicago Public Media, in 2022.

An 8,000-word New York Magazine feature on the wellness podcaster sparked a debate not only about his personal life but also about the value of his advice. Here’s some feedback we got from readers.

Bill Maher, who hosts the podcast Club Random in addition to Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO, announced today that his podcast operation is launching a new show hosted by controversial former ESPN host Sage Steele.

Colorado Public Radio and WBUR are facing tough choices as financial woes mount.

Adobe is experimenting with a platform that allows users to generate -- and edit -- music and audio using AI.

Podcast companies certified by the IAB, which include NPR, Acast, and Megaphone, among two dozen others, will be expected to be more transparent about how they count downloads.

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