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Michael Martin to Exit Audacy Programming Role
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 27, 2026 | 11:37am CT |
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Michael Martin will step down as Senior Vice President of Programming and Head of Music Initiatives at Audacy, effective May 1, ending a 17-year tenure with the company and its predecessors.
Martin said he is leaving to begin the next phase of his career after years focused on building programming platforms, artist partnerships and large-scale events. He noted plans to continue working on brand development, talent and audience engagement.
Audacy Chief Programming Officer Jeff Sottolano said Martin joined then CBS Radio in 2009 following a programming career at Clear Channel Communications. He initially led key Bay Area stations before being elevated in 2014 to oversee programming and music initiatives companywide, working closely with artists, labels and internal programming teams.
During his tenure, Martin helped develop major initiatives including the "We Can Survive" concert series and Audacy's LAUNCH artist development program, which has supported emerging artists such as Alex Warren and Jelly Roll.
Earlier this year, Martin stepped down from his role as Brand Manager of Hot AC KLLC (Alice 97.3) in San Francisco to focus fully on his national responsibilities. He had led the station for more than 16 years, helping shape its programming strategy, artist partnerships and signature events, while remaining in the role through a transition period.
Martin will remain with Audacy through May 1 as the company works to ensure a smooth transition across its programming and events teams.
New York Festivals Unveils 2026 Radio Awards Shortlist
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 27, 2026 | 4:58pm CT |
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The New York Festivals (NYF) has announced the shortlist for its 2026 Radio Awards, recognizing standout audio storytelling from creators across more than 30 countries.
Entries were evaluated by the NYF Radio Awards Grand Jury, a panel of more than 100 industry professionals from 20 countries. The shortlisted work spans a wide range of categories, including audiobooks, podcasts, drama, documentary, news, entertainment, and music.
Among the entertainment finalists are productions from global outlets such as Sveriges Radio, Radio-Canada, SiriusXM, and SRF Swiss Radio and Television. Children's and young adult programming also earned recognition, with entries from organizations including Sveriges Radio and the Augustine Institute advancing.
Documentary storytelling was a strong category, with shortlisted entries from CBC, SBS Australia, Rai Radiotelevisione Italiana, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, among others. Music documentaries featuring artists such as The Beatles, Phil Collins, and Herb Alpert also made the list.
Podcast entries continued to expand across genres including news, culture, investigative journalism, and technology. Finalists include productions from CBS News, BBC World Service, NPR, Bloomberg Podcasts, and Wondery. Sports podcast nominees include entries from ESPN and Meadowlark Media.
Audiobook publishers Bloomsbury, HarperCollins, and Penguin Random House UK led the shortlist with multiple entries advancing to the next round.
In news programming, finalists include entries from NPR News, CBC, Al Jazeera English, and Radio-Canada. The competition will also award the 2026 National Press Club Award to the highest-scoring entry in select news categories.
The NYF Radio Awards, now in their 69th year, recognize excellence in global audio content and continue to evolve alongside industry trends. Winners will be announced during the virtual Storytellers Gala on May 21.
Radioservers Launches Windows App for Radio
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 27, 2026 | 2:58pm CT |
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Radioservers has introduced a native Windows desktop application designed to give radio stations a branded, installable presence on listeners' computers, positioning the product as a new way to capture at-work listening.
The app resides in the Windows taskbar and system tray, allowing users to access a station's live stream with a single click, even when a browser is closed. It can auto-start with Windows, display now-playing information and song history, and integrate station news via a WordPress RSS feed. The platform also supports ad placement through a station's own ad server and can be distributed via direct download or the Microsoft Store.
Founder Bob Thornton said the desktop audience has been "largely overlooked" as stations have focused on mobile apps, noting that browser-based players are easily closed or forgotten during daily computer use.
Radioservers is positioning the Windows app as a differentiator for broadcasters looking to strengthen listener engagement and recover time spent on streaming services. Standard features include auto-reconnect streaming, system tray controls, customizable layouts, full branding, and persistent volume settings.
The company is offering the app for a one-time development fee of $750 with a $20 monthly maintenance cost, which includes development, branding, and distribution support.
In addition, Radioservers announced expanded native app development for connected TV platforms, including Roku, Google TV, and Apple TV. Each app supports live streaming, now-playing displays, and station branding, with submissions handled by the company.
With the expansion, Radioservers now provides app development across iOS, Android, Windows, Roku, Google TV, and Apple TV. Stations can bundle multiple platforms, including an "Everything" package covering all five platforms for a discounted rate.
All apps are custom-built for individual stations and owned by the broadcaster upon delivery, with no recurring SaaS fees beyond hosting and ad-serving services.
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America250 Unveils July 4 Block Party Plans
| RADIO ONLINE | Friday, March 27, 2026 | 2:49pm CT |
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America250 has launched a 100-day countdown to the Fourth of July, outlining plans for a nationwide celebration tied to the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The congressionally chartered nonprofit, America250, announced the first wave of "America's Block Party" events set for July 3-4, designed as synchronized celebrations across the country featuring live music, community gatherings, and a unified national broadcast.
Chair Rosie Rios said the effort aims to scale the traditional neighborhood block party into what organizers describe as the largest coordinated Independence Day celebration in U.S. history.
Five host locations were revealed for the inaugural events. In New York, Times Square will feature a rare July 3 ball drop ahead of Independence Day. Los Angeles will host a major concert at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, while Milwaukee's Summerfest will serve as an official block party site with a lineup of national touring acts. Additional events are planned at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and in Charleston, South Carolina, which will stage a large-scale waterfront fireworks display.
America250 also announced a partnership with iHeartMedia as the official audio partner of the semiquincentennial. The collaboration will deliver a nationwide audio experience across broadcast radio, streaming, and digital platforms, allowing Americans to tune into a shared soundtrack of celebrations.
In addition to attending official events, the organization is encouraging local participation by inviting communities to register and host their own block parties using digital toolkits provided through its website.
Music will play a central role in the celebration. Producer Emilio Estefan is leading the "America's Soundtrack" initiative, which will feature new and reimagined songs tied to the anniversary. As part of the kickoff, Kool & The Gang will release a new version of its hit "Celebration."
The campaign also introduces "Giving 4th," an initiative encouraging Americans to incorporate charitable giving into Independence Day observances. Organizers say the goal is to make July 4, 2026, the largest single day of giving in U.S. history.
Additional details, including ticketing and more host cities, will be announced in the coming months.
FCC Updates Radio Rules, Streamlines Processes
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 26, 2026 | 2:50pm CT |
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The Federal Communications Commission has adopted a sweeping update to its broadcast rules, making a series of changes that primarily streamline radio regulation, modernize filing procedures, and eliminate outdated requirements.
The Report and Order, released March 25, updates Parts 1, 73, 74 and 76 of the Commission's rules to reflect current practices, reduce administrative burdens, and improve clarity for broadcasters.
Shift to LMS Filing System
A key change replaces all remaining references to the legacy Consolidated Database System (CDBS) with the FCC's Licensing and Management System (LMS), which is now the required platform for filing and accessing broadcast applications. The Commission also updated form names to match LMS conventions.
AM Rule Changes Increase Flexibility
The FCC eliminated the longstanding requirement that AM stations must seek at least a 20% power increase when modifying facilities. The change gives AM broadcasters more flexibility to make incremental improvements and align coverage with community needs.
Removal of Outdated Rules
Several obsolete provisions were scrapped, including:
- The 2021 cap limiting noncommercial FM applicants to 10 filings, to be removed once remaining applications are resolved.
- Legacy references tied to paper filing and outdated processing terminology.
- Obsolete TV-related rules tied to the completed incentive auction (with indirect benefits for regulatory consistency across services).
Expanded Signing Authority for Applications
The FCC broadened who can sign broadcast applications. In addition to officers and directors, a "duly authorized employee" - broadly defined to include certain staff or volunteers under an organization's control - may now sign filings.
Longer Special Temporary Authority Periods
Stations facing technical or equipment issues can now receive Special Temporary Authority (STA) for up to 180 days, replacing the previous 90-day limitation and reducing the need for repeated filings.
Clarifications for LPFM and Application Processing
The order codifies several interpretations affecting low power FM (LPFM) and application procedures, including:
Defining "authorized" stations to include both licensed facilities and construction permits for spacing protections. Clarifying protections for prior-filed applications in LPFM filing windows.
The Commission declined to adopt some proposals, including changes to LPFM minor modification processing rules, indicating those issues may be addressed in a future proceeding.
Overall, the FCC said the updates are part of an ongoing effort to modernize broadcast regulation, eliminate unnecessary requirements, and better align the rules with current technology and industry practices.
Zoe Burdine-Fly Retires from Connoisseur Media
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 26, 2026 | 11:50am CT |
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Connoisseur Media has announced the retirement of Senior Vice President Zoe Burdine-Fly, concluding a radio career that spans more than four decades. Burdine-Fly was a member of the company's leadership team and worked closely with staff across multiple markets during her tenure. Her experience includes more than 40 years in broadcasting, with 35 years focused on sales management and regional oversight.
Throughout her career, she held leadership roles overseeing teams in Michigan, New Jersey, New York, and Chicago.
"It was not an easy decision to retire from the industry that I love," Burdine-Fly said. "I will treasure the friendships and relationships I have built over the years."
Connoisseur Media CEO and Founder Jeff Warshaw credited her contributions to the company, noting her experience and insight. He added that the company wishes her well in retirement.
Marlins, Audacy Partner for WQAM Broadcasts
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 26, 2026 | 2:38pm CT |
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The Miami Marlins have entered into a new multi-year radio broadcast and streaming agreement with Audacy, making Sports WQAM the flagship home for Marlins baseball across South Florida. Under the partnership, WQAM will air all regular season games, including live play-by-play coverage, along with pregame and postgame shows.
Broadcasts will be carried on both 560 AM and 104.3 FM, and will also stream via the Audacy app, extending access to fans across digital platforms. Audacy also serves as the official audio streaming partner of Major League Baseball.
The deal marks a return to familiar territory, as WQAM originally served as the Marlins' flagship station during the franchise's inaugural 1993 season.
"Marlins baseball has a deep connection with fans across South Florida, and it is especially meaningful to reunite with WQAM," said Caroline O'Connor, President of Business for the Marlins. She added that Audacy's combined broadcast and digital reach will help expand the team's connection with fans throughout the region.
Audacy Regional President Claudia Menegus called the agreement a "homecoming" that reunites two longstanding South Florida sports brands. She said the company will leverage its dual frequencies and digital platforms to deliver comprehensive coverage and fan access.
Beyond game broadcasts, the partnership includes expanded team programming on WQAM, featuring interviews with manager Clayton McCullough, players, and executives, along with offseason content and updates designed to increase year-round engagement.
The Marlins open the 2026 season on Friday, March 27, hosting the Colorado Rockies at loanDepot park.
Beasley, Blaylock Named to FL Broadcast Hall
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 26, 2026 | 11:55am CT |
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The Florida Association of Broadcasters (FAB) will honor two longtime industry leaders, Caroline Beasley and Jeannie Blaylock, as the 2026 inductees into the Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame. The pair will be recognized during the 2026 Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame Gala and Awards Ceremony, scheduled for June 18 at The Breakers Palm Beach.
The Hall of Fame honors individuals whose careers have made a lasting impact on Florida's radio and television industry. Inductees are selected based on at least 25 years of service and a distinguished career tied to the state, reflecting leadership, innovation, and service.
Beasley serves as Chief Executive Officer of Beasley Media Group, while Blaylock is an anchor at First Coast News.
FAB President and CEO Pat Roberts said the two honorees "represent the very best of Florida broadcasting," citing their leadership, professionalism, and commitment to their communities.
Inductees were selected from nominations submitted by current and former employees of FAB member stations, with final choices made by the Hall of Fame Selection Committee.
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Sports Streaming Paywalls Spark Fan Backlash
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, March 26, 2026 | 3:36pm CT |
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A growing shift of live sports to streaming platforms is drawing backlash from fans and raising concerns in Washington, as policymakers weigh the impact on access to games traditionally available on free broadcast outlets.
In a blog post by Grace Whaley, Director of Communications and Social Media for the National Association of Broadcasters, the issue is framed as both a consumer access challenge and a broader cultural concern.
The latest flashpoint came on Opening Day, when Major League Baseball debuted high-profile streaming coverage on Netflix. Instead of the familiar experience of tuning in on local TV or radio, many fans encountered paywalls, technical hurdles and confusion over where to watch.
Media coverage of the debut pointed to mixed reviews. USA Today cited an uneven viewing experience, while Awful Announcing criticized the presentation as overly promotional. Yahoo Sports reported broader dissatisfaction among fans with both access and production quality.
The reaction reflects a larger trend reshaping how audiences consume live sports. Games that were once widely available-often free over the air-are increasingly spread across multiple streaming platforms, requiring fans to manage several subscriptions to follow their teams. The result is a more fragmented and costly viewing landscape.
Whaley's post emphasizes that the shift is about more than convenience, arguing that live sports remain one of the last shared cultural experiences in the U.S., historically delivered by local television and radio stations to mass audiences. As more games move behind paywalls, that shared experience risks being diminished.
The issue has drawn the attention of the Federal Communications Commission, which is seeking public comment on how the migration of sports from broadcast platforms to streaming paywalls is affecting consumers. The proceeding signals growing concern among regulators about whether the current marketplace is serving the public interest.
Broadcasters argue they remain vital to maintaining widespread access, but face competitive challenges as streaming companies invest heavily in exclusive rights deals. While innovation in distribution continues, the debate now centers on balancing new business models with preserving access to content that has long been considered a public good.
The NAB is encouraging consumers to weigh in with the FCC, positioning the issue as one that could shape the future availability of live sports on free, local television and radio.
Cumulus Promotes Park to Regional VP in Indiana
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, March 25, 2026 | 3:07pm CT |
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Cumulus Media has promoted Darlene Park to Regional Vice President for Central Indiana, expanding her leadership role to include oversight of the company's Country stations in Kokomo and Muncie.
In her new position, Park will continue to oversee Cumulus Indianapolis and its six stations while adding responsibility for WWKI-FM (100.5 KI Hit Country) in Kokomo and WMDH-FM (NASH FM 102.5) in Muncie. She has served as Vice President and Market Manager for the Indianapolis cluster since 2023.
Park's background includes sales leadership roles in Denver and Chicago, including Director of Sales for Bonneville's Denver stations and General Sales Manager positions with Entercom and Clear Channel. She also serves on the Radio Advertising Bureau's Sales Advisory Committee.
Cumulus Media President of Operations Dave Milner said Park has demonstrated strong leadership and consistent results since joining the company, making her well-suited to oversee the expanded Central Indiana region.
Park said she looks forward to working with teams across Indianapolis, Kokomo and Muncie to continue serving local audiences and clients while advancing the company's strategic priorities.
Connoisseur Sells South Dakota Stations to Local Group
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, March 25, 2026 | 11:30am CT |
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Connoisseur Media has reached an agreement to sell its radio outlets in Brookings, SD, to locally owned Brookings Radio LLC. The buyer is led by longtime market manager Cami Powers, along with her husband Derrick Powers and Chad Hogie.
The deal includes KBRK-AM and KBRK-FM in Brookings, KDBX-FM in Clear Lake, and KJJQ-AM and KKQQ-FM in Volga. The transaction is subject to FCC approval and is expected to close in early summer.
Connoisseur said the sale is part of its broader strategy to refine its portfolio and focus on priority markets following its acquisition of Alpha Media last September. CEO Jeff Warshaw noted that the Brookings market no longer aligned with the company's long-term plans and that local ownership was a preferred outcome.
Powers has spent more than three decades with the Brookings stations, starting in sales in 1994 and rising to market manager. She said the acquisition allows the team to continue serving the community with locally focused programming and advertising.
Hogie, who has served as business manager since 2015, emphasized the role of local radio in delivering news, sports, and community information, describing it as a free and accessible resource for listeners.
Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP represented Connoisseur Media in the transaction, while Brookings Radio, LLC was represented by attorney Jared Gass.
Superadio to Syndicate Heidi & Frank Show
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, March 25, 2026 | 3:25pm CT |
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Superadio Networks has entered into a syndication partnership with Toad Hop Network to expand The Heidi & Frank Show to radio stations nationwide. Under the agreement, Superadio will handle national syndication and advertising sales for the Los Angeles-based program, which originates from KLOS-FM. The station will serve as the show's first affiliate as a broader national rollout begins.
Hosted by Frank Kramer and Heidi Hamilton, the morning show features a mix of humor, lifestyle discussions, music, celebrity interviews, and commentary on pop culture. The program has built a strong following in Los Angeles, driven by its personality-driven format and listener engagement.
Superadio said the partnership is designed to grow the show's national footprint while offering stations a proven morning program with broad audience appeal. Toad Hop Network, founded by Kramer, will work with Superadio on expanding distribution.
Kramer said the agreement marks an opportunity to bring the show to a wider audience, while Superadio Networks President Eric Faison called the program a strong example of personality-driven morning radio with national potential.
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Westwood One to Air NCAA Women's Tournament
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, March 25, 2026 | 11:40am CT |
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Westwood One will once again provide national audio coverage of the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship, carrying every game from the Sweet Sixteen through the National Championship.
Coverage begins Friday, March 27 with Sweet Sixteen doubleheaders from Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX, starting at 2pm ET, and from Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA, at 7:15pm ET. Additional Sweet Sixteen matchups follow Saturday, March 28, with games starting at 12pm ET in Fort Worth and 4:45pm ET in Sacramento.
The Elite Eight round tips off Sunday, March 29, with games at 12:30pm ET and 3pm ET, followed by two more matchups on Monday, March 30 at 6:30pm ET and 9pm ET.
Westwood One's coverage concludes in Phoenix, AZ, with the Final Four on Friday, April 3 at 6:30pm ET and the National Championship game on Sunday, April 5 at 3pm ET.
Ryan Radtke and Debbie Antonelli will call the Final Four and National Championship, with Ros Gold-Onwude serving as courtside reporter. J.B. Long and Kim Adams will host pregame, halftime and postgame coverage from Phoenix. Additional contributors include Nate Gatter, Lance Medow, Mary Murphy, Danny Reed, Isis Young and Sam Neidermann.
Games will air on terrestrial radio stations nationwide and be available on SiriusXM. Audio coverage will also stream for free on NCAA.com, westwoodonesports.com, the Westwood One Sports app, NCAA March Madness Live, and The Varsity Network app. Listeners can also access coverage via Alexa-enabled devices and TuneIn.
Majority of Americans Back Social Media Ban for Kids
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, March 25, 2026 | 11:46am CT |
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Edison Research has released its 2026 Infinite Dial report, offering a new snapshot of digital media behavior in the U.S. and highlighting growing concern over social media use among younger audiences.
The long-running annual study, conducted in partnership with SiriusXM Media, finds that social media usage now reaches 85% of Americans age 12 and older. At the same time, attitudes toward its impact -- particularly on youth -- are shifting.
According to the report, 57% of U.S. adults support banning social media for individuals under the age of 16. The data also reveals a partisan divide on the issue, with 64% of Republicans favoring a ban compared to 54% of Democrats.
Beyond social media, the 2026 Infinite Dial provides updated benchmarks on a range of digital audio behaviors, including streaming, podcasting, and radio listening. The study also introduces new data on artificial intelligence usage, reflecting its growing role in consumers' daily media habits.
Edison Research has tracked digital media trends through the Infinite Dial since 1998, making it one of the industry's longest-running surveys of consumer behavior. The full report, along with a webinar presentation, is available on the company's website.
Gamut Launches Daily Cubs Podcast ''Off the Ivy''
| RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, March 25, 2026 | 11:50am CT |
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Hubbard Radio's podcast network Gamut has launched Off the Ivy: A Chicago Cubs Podcast, a new daily show focused on one of Major League Baseball's most recognizable franchises. The podcast debuted Wednesday, March 25, ahead of Opening Day, and is available on YouTube and major podcast platforms.
The show becomes the latest addition to Gamut's 312 Sports network, a Chicago-centric lineup that includes Dan Bernstein Unfiltered, Forward Progress: A Chicago Bears Podcast, and Organizations Win Championships, which focuses on the Chicago Bulls. The network aims to provide year-round coverage tailored to Chicago sports fans.
Off the Ivy is hosted by Dan Bernstein, Matt Abbatacola, and Cody Delmendo. The program will feature daily analysis and reaction, with a focus on broader themes such as team identity, culture, and postseason outlook rather than simple game recaps.
Gamut executives say the podcast reflects continued investment in locally driven content. The company also emphasized the Cubs' significance within Chicago's sports landscape and the demand for deeper, discussion-based coverage among fans.
New episodes of Off the Ivy will be released each weekday across digital platforms, with additional content and programming available through the 312 Sports network.
Civic Media Closes Deal for Milwaukee Stations
| RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, March 24, 2026 | 2:13pm CT |
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Civic Media has completed its acquisition of WZTI-AM (1290) in Greenfield, WI, along with FM translators W262CJ (100.3) in Milwaukee and W297BY (107.3) in Franklin, from Milwaukee Radio Alliance, LLC.
Milwaukee Radio Alliance, led by acting CEO Diane Sutter, divested the stations as part of the transaction. The company does not hold other broadcast interests.
Civic Media, a Wisconsin-based radio network focused on local and regional news and talk programming, continues to expand its presence across the state. The company now operates stations in 15 Wisconsin markets.
WZTI operates on 1290 kHz with 5,000 watts day and night. Translator W262CJ broadcasts at 100.3 MHz with 99 watts at 538 feet HAAT, while W297BY operates at 107.3 MHz with 250 watts at 341 feet HAAT.
The closing follows the previously announced agreement in September 2025, when Civic Media outlined plans to relaunch the stations with a combination of local news and its "Timeless Hits" format, expanding coverage across southeastern Wisconsin.
Kalil & Co., Inc. served as the exclusive broker on the deal.
Podcasts Reshape Listening and Ad Engagement
| RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, March 24, 2026 | 4:44pm CT |
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Podcast listening has surged over the past decade, fundamentally changing how audiences allocate their time and how advertisers reach consumers, according to a new Audacy Insights analysis drawing on Edison Research data.
Daily podcast consumption among U.S. adults has climbed from 6% in 2015 to 23% in 2025, nearly quadrupling in ten years. The growth, however, is not simply additive. Instead, it reflects a shift in behavior, with listeners substituting podcasts for other activities.
Nearly 40% of podcast listeners say their time with podcasts replaces time spent on social media, while 34% report it replaces time previously spent listening to streaming music. The data suggests audiences are making deliberate choices to engage with longer-form audio content.
That shift is also reflected in time spent. Americans now average 103 minutes per day listening to podcasts, exceeding time spent on major social platforms including TikTok (77 minutes), Facebook (69 minutes), and Instagram (65 minutes). Podcast listening has also surpassed streaming music in daily ad-supported audio usage, holding an 11-point advantage.
At the same time, the pool of ad-supported streaming music listeners is shrinking as more users migrate to subscription-based, ad-free services, making podcasts an increasingly attractive channel for advertisers seeking reach and impact.
Audacy Insights points to deeper engagement as a key differentiator. Podcast listeners actively choose content, often forming strong connections with hosts and returning regularly for new episodes. That level of trust translates into measurable results, with 76% of listeners reporting they have purchased a product after hearing a host-read advertisement.
As a result, podcasting is emerging as a central component of digital audio advertising strategies. eMarketer projects podcast ad revenue will surpass $3 billion this year and account for more than 40% of digital audio advertising by 2027.
With media fragmentation continuing to challenge marketers, the report concludes that podcasts offer a combination of scale, engagement, and influence that is increasingly difficult to replicate elsewhere, positioning the medium as a critical channel for brands focused on long-term growth.
Read the entire Audacy Insights post here.
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