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First Take, Her Takeis the new weekly podcast from ESPN. The program will feature Charly Arnolt, Kimberley A. Martin and Chiney Ogwumike.

Following the recent announcement that SONY Music would be developing original shows, Billboard digs deeper to find out many music companies are adopting a new outlook when it comes to podcasts: If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em. READ IT.

Despite having his podcast banned from YouTube, Trump supporter Steve Bannon's podcast War Room is still published on the Apple Podcast App, which is the app most listeners use for podcasts. Every day he updates listeners on his download stats.

It's a question we get a lot. Are you allowed to record clips or segments off public YouTube videos and edit them into your podcast? For the answer to that question we turned to The Podcast Lawyer Gordon Firemark. Gordon answered that question in a 5-minute video for us HERE.

Gimlet/Spotify’s Resistance returns today with new episodes featuring stories of people of color refusing to accept things as they are.

(By Traci Long DeForge) You’ve got podcasting questions, and Traci Long DeForge is here to answer them. Traci is the founder of Produce Your Podcast and a member of the PBJ Editorial Board. Today, Traci answers questions about which day you should publish, closed captions, and how a newbie launches.

Bestselling author, advisor, and entrepreneur Marc Randolph has launched a podcast called That Will Never Work. Randolph also co-founded and was the first CEO of Netflix.

Bill Simmons left ESPN in 2015 and launched his website The Ringer. AdWeek details how the site now hosts 30 podcasts, which had 53.5 million downloads in May, and revenue in 2018 was over $15. 2019 ad revenue is expected to top that number.

Podcast Movement 21 speaker submissions are now open. Podcast Movement 2021 will be held live and in-person August 3-6 in Nashville. Submit your speaker proposal HERE. You have until March 31st.

That's according to Spotify's Chief Content Officer Dawn Ostroff who was discussing the arrival of The Obamas in an interview in The Hollywood Reporter. Here's more...