Local commercial radio stations have not had much success at the top of the podcast charts. Here is an exception

SNL did a hilarious send-up of podcasting. But, it reinforces some of podcasting’s cliched’ images, which may hurt the business.

Many podcasters are noticing a significant rise in listeners skipping the first portion of many podcasts. Why is this happening?

Podcasting has a bright future, but nobody said there wouldn’t be bumps

Who is really clamoring for a Netflix of podcasts? Not us.

A remarkable 75% of podcasts are no longer in production. What’s going on here?

Commercial radio has tremendous opportunity in podcasting, but it seems to be struggling. Why is that?

Audio listening is exploding on smart speakers, but not so much for podcast listening. Why is that?

Podcast Movement was loaded with interesting stories and stats — we found a few we thought were particularly important.

While some in the podcast business think finding and listening to a podcast is easy to do — just ask some friends. They might not agree.

Why are few people listening to podcasts on smart speakers? I will be moderating a great panel on smart speakers at the Podcast Movement conference this week in Philly and we will dig in.

Dan Ingram passed this week at 83. He had tremendous impact on my career as an early listener and later working with him at WABC.

Numbers, studies and trend reports come at us at a dizzying pace. We focus on a few we think are significant.

While some in the podcast business think finding and listening to a podcast is easy to do — just ask some friends. They might not agree.

Edison/Triton's "Podcasting 2018" is out and we have 6 indicators worth focusing on 

At last week's NAB in Las Vegas I moderated the podcast business session "Podcasting in 2018." Triton Digital revealed some "never before" seen data on podcasting.  

Amazon introduces Routines, so people can program their own morning.  Will radio stations be included?

Larry Miller has a long history in radio working at stations and networks, but now that he is a Professor at NYU, he sees headwinds for the business.