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Barack and Michelle Obama 'preparing to shop for a new podcast partner' amid outcry over Joe Rogan - Vimarsana News

Barack and Michelle Obama 'preparing to shop for a new podcast partner' amid outcry over Joe Rogan

The duo's Higher Ground Audio company signed a three-year deal with Spotify in June 2019, but sources say it can be hard to get a show green-lit at the Swedish music streamer.

Barack and Michelle Obama Looking for Podcast Partners as Spotify Contract Ends - Vimarsana News

Barack and Michelle Obama Looking for Podcast Partners as Spotify Contract Ends

Former President Barack Obama, 60, and former First Lady Michelle, 58, are looking at new podcast deals with companies aside from their current partner Spotify, a report claimed Thursday, as the former first couple's current three-year agreement runs out.

Obamas Prepare to Ditch Spotify amid Joe Rogan Scandal - Vimarsana News

Obamas Prepare to Ditch Spotify amid Joe Rogan Scandal

Neon Nettle - Obamas Prepare to Ditch Spotify amid Joe Rogan Scandal - Former president and former first lady looking for new deals

Spotify faces reckoning amid reports Barack and Michelle Obama planning exit - Vimarsana News

Spotify faces reckoning amid reports Barack and Michelle Obama planning exit

Reports claim former First Couple are dissatisfied with the music-streaming service as it struggles with a misinformation controversy

Bruce Springsteen's Drunken-Driving Charges Are Dismissed - Vimarsana News

Bruce Springsteen's Drunken-Driving Charges Are Dismissed

Bruce Springsteen’s drunken-driving charges are dismissed By Tracey Tully New York Times,Updated February 24, 2021, 9:40 p.m. Email to a Friend Bruce Springsteen.Charles Sykes/Charles Sykes/Invision/AP Prosecutors dismissed the two most serious criminal charges filed last year against the rock icon Bruce Springsteen — drunken driving and reckless driving — during a brief hearing Wednesday in federal court in New Jersey. Springsteen, 71, pleaded guilty to the least serious of the three charges he was facing, drinking alcohol in a closed area, where it was barred. He was fined $5...