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Foodie heaven: Culinary Archive podcast returns for Season 2

February 5, 2025 radionewsfeeds Comments Off

Renowned food journalist Lee Tran Lam is back to explore the complex stories behind Australia’s foodways, launching Season 2 of the Culinary Archive podcast.From milk and honey to mushrooms, wine and seaweed, this weekly, six-episode Powerhouse audio series explores a fascinating array of food stories, giving new insights into changes in Australia’s culinary landscape.The first… Read More
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Mason’s Observations On The Grammy’s New Singles

February 5, 2025 radionewsfeeds Comments Off

Welcome to the Grammy week edition of Mason’s Observations, looking back at some of the highlights from Sunday night and the songs that could be future hits because of it! […]

Red Apple Audio Networks Takes The Rush Hour with James Golden Into Syndication

February 5, 2025 radionewsfeeds Comments Off

Red Apple Audio Networks is launching 770 WABC New York’s “The Rush Hour with James Golden” into daily syndication. […]

Bobby G Returns To KRST

February 5, 2025 radionewsfeeds Comments Off

Longtime Albuquerque personality ‘Bobby G’ Gutierrez has returned to Cumulus Media Country 92.3 KRST Albuquerque as midday host. […]

WGN Signs Bob Sirott To Multi-Year Extension

February 5, 2025 radionewsfeeds Comments Off

Nexstar News/Talk 720 WGN Chicago has announced it has signed morning host Bob Sirott to a multi-year contract extension. […]

What Classic Rock Added In 2024

February 5, 2025 radionewsfeeds Comments Off

In recent years, the Classic Hits format’s push into the ’90s and early ’00s has put it in seeming contrast with the Classic Rock format. Classic Hits PDs were determined to “not sound old” and to be cognizant of Britney Spears’ first hits being 25 years old. Classic Rock PDs were still willing to play Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix, even as their rivals fled the ’60s and ’70s, and managed to have younger listeners anyway. […]