CES is a sea of news, innovation and some pretty crazy ideas. Here is a reality check.

2019 has been a mashup of change for podcasts and smart speakers. Focus on either one and the velocity is head spinning. Track them both, as we do, can make your brain hurt a bit. Here are six of our most-read posts of 2019

Podcast listening on smart speakers has been frustrating, now it gets easier.

New streaming networks, new shows, 800,000 podcasts. Consumers are overwhelmed with choice.

We take the new Amazon Alexa Auto out for a spin. Is it a game changer?

Podcast data is coming at us rapidly, we grabbed a few datapoints that interested us.

Smart Speakers have become a big factor in homes, but listening to podcasts has lagged.

While branded content is having a moment, it has been a successful tactic for over one hundred years!

What happens when a few thousand people gather to discuss Voice

We are thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with Skyview Networks to develop custom audio solutions for brands.

The New York Times asks the question of whether we are at “peak podcast.”

More people are listening to podcasts, but what they listen to and how they get them are changing.

Plenty of social media discussion about our Tuesday post on pod stats.

We take a look at how many of the 706,000 podcasts are still active. Any bets?

The Podcast related tech news has been abundant. We sort it out.

It all begins with an idea.

Canadian radio is losing audience faster than many countries. What can they do about it?

Podcasts have popularized host-read talent endorsements, but they have a long rich history.