Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

''AP Sports Weekly'' First Show From PodcastOne-AP


AP PodcastOne
AP PodcastOne

The first podcast produced under the just-announced deal between PodcastOne and The Associated Press is "AP Sports Weekly." The podcast features longtime AP national sports columnist Jim Litke, as he shares the latest headlines, provides expert insight and opens locker room doors to interviews across the world of sports. Litke, a veteran of sports radio, has covered every major sporting event around the globe, including the Olympics, Super Bowl, World Series, World Cup, Tour de France, and golf and tennis majors for the better part of three decades.

PodcastOne VP/Sports and Business Development Casey Jacobs said, "As more and more people consume podcasts on a daily basis, it's vital that we continue to deliver the highest caliber of content and uniquely immersive experiences. Expanding on the recent launch of our PodcastOne Sports Network, working with a first-rate news agency like The Associated Press ensures unparalleled access and in-depth coverage of sports internationally. The AP's global network of reporters and sports experts is unmatched, and we're thrilled to be working with their team as they break into this exciting industry."

Of the deal, AP director for digital and commercial markets, Anthony Brito, said, "We are excited to work with PodcastOne to bring AP's unrivaled worldwide sports coverage to a new audience through on-demand digital audio programming -- a growing medium. The expertise of our reporters and hosts, coupled with AP Sports content and PodcastOne's vast network makes for a winning combination for sports fans everywhere."

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

Cumulus Media Emerges from Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Cumulus Media
Cumulus Media
Cumulus Media has completed its financial restructuring and emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as a privately held company, eliminating approximately $550 million in debt and significantly strengthening its balance sheet. The company announced that it received all required approvals, including More

Chris Jones Named GSM for Cox Media Group Atlanta
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Cox Media Group (CMG) has named Chris Jones General Sales Manager for its Atlanta radio cluster, which includes News/Talk WSBB (95.5 WSB), AC WSB-FM (B98.5), Classic Hits WSRV (97.1 The River) and Urban AC WALR-FM (Kiss 104.1). Jones joins CMG from iHeartMedia, where he served as Senior Vice President of More

Gap Broadcasting to Acquire Texarkana Stations for $300K
Gap Broadcasting
Gap Broadcasting
George Laughlin's Gap Broadcasting has reached an agreement to acquire six radio stations and five FM translators serving the Texarkana, TX-AR market from BTC USA Holdings Management and Frontier Media for $300,000. The properties are being sold through a court-supervised More
Advertisement

Jahna Michal Joins Townsquare's NJ Morning Show
Jahna Michal
Jahna Michal
Townsquare Media has announced the addition of Jahna Michal to its "Hit Music Network" morning show in New Jersey, joining Chris Rollins and Joe Hyer for the newly branded "Chris, Jahna & Joe and the Morning Show." The program originates from CHR WPST-FM (94.5 PST) in Trenton and is also heard on Hot AC More

Nielsen Report: Radio Reaches 92% of U.S. Adults
Nielsen
Nielsen
Radio continues to reach more American consumers each month than any other measured media platform, according to a new Nielsen report titled "Everyone. Everywhere. See Audio Differently." The report highlights radio's audience reach, advertising effectiveness and the measurement More

NAB's Rick Kaplan to Depart at End of 2026
Rick Kaplan
Rick Kaplan
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has announced that Chief Legal Officer and Executive Vice President of Legal and Regulatory Affairs Rick Kaplan will depart at the end of 2026, concluding more than 14 years with the organization. During his tenure, Kaplan led NAB through numerous legal and More

Return to Menu

Advertisement

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Radio news and headlines delivered right to your e-mail box -- and it's free.

Advertisement

Advertisement