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Mar 28 2024
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Introducing 'Where Secrets Go to Die,' a new podcast from the Detroit Free Press
The Detroit Free Press launches "Where Secrets Go to Die: The Disappearance of Derrick Henagan," an eight-part true crime series built on long-form investigative journalism, for subscribers on Tuesday, April 2. "Secrets" tells the story of Henagan, a downstate man who moves to Michigan’s remote Upper Peninsula in the winter of 2007-08, then vanishes. Follow along as John Wisely, a veteran Free
Detroit Free PressMar 25 2024
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What Intel’s $8.5 billion federal subsidy means for Oregon: Beat Check podcast
Oregon’s largest corporate employer has been one of the biggest boosters calling for an infusion of taxpayer dollars into U.S. manufacturing of computer chips. Last week, Intel got its wish: an $8.5 billion check from the federal government. Mike Rogoway, who covers the chip industry for The Oregonian/OregonLive, spoke with business editor Elliot Njus about what this award means for Intel in
The OregonianFeb 26 2024
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Quarterback Russell Wilson reiterates on podcast desire to remain with Broncos
INDIANAPOLIS — Three weeks before most observers expect the Broncos to release quarterback Russell Wilson, he’s still claiming he hopes to remain with the team. Appearing on the "I am Athlete" podcast with former Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall, Wilson reiterated that he wants to be back for a third season with Denver. “I got more fire than ever, honestly,” said Wilson, 35, a 12-year
Colorado Springs GazetteMar 30 2024
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Jordan Love plans to be at Bucks playoff games, Packers quarterback tells Thanasis Antetokounmpo on 'Thanalysis' podcast
When the Milwaukee Bucks are in the NBA playoffs you can typically expect to see members of the Green Bay Packers cheering them on at Fiserv Forum. Aaron Rodgers. David Bakhtiari. Aaron Jones. Za'Darius Smith. They've all been at games in recent years. They're all no longer part of the Packers and likely won't be in Milwaukee in 2024. The new face of the Packers franchise, who viewed himself
Milwaukee Journal SentinelApr 13 2024
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Failed NYC mayoral candidate charged for socking TikToker in the face posts podcast about attacks on social media, hurls insults at NYPD
The one-time down-ballot mayoral candidate charged with randomly punching a TikToker in the face in Manhattan posted a podcast about the attacks to his social media — then hurled insults at the NYPD. Skiboky Stora posted a video on Instagram Tuesday of a podcaster talking about recent assaults on women in the Big Apple, and then called out an NYPD detective, even using emojis to insult the
New York Post (News)Mar 15 2024
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Will the Pilots and Beavers provide an in-state NCAA women’s tournament matchup: Oregonian Sports Podcast
Women’s basketball is having quite a moment both nationally and in Oregon. Oregon State and the University of Portland women’s teams are awaiting Selection Sunday results — with a possible in-state matchup on the other side. On this week’s episode of the Oregonian Sports Podcast, Bill Oram and Brenna Greene of KOIN talk about the two local teams looking to make a splash in March Madness, while
The OregonianMar 24 2024
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AOC zings Dem strategist James Carville for ‘preachy females’ remark: ‘Maybe he should start a podcast’
New York Daily NewsFeb 26 2024
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Russell Wilson reiterates that he'd like to stay in Denver, but also rehashes benching in podcast
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — With his head coach and general manager set to address reporters — and likely his employment situation — at the NFL scouting combine on Tuesday, Russell Wilson reiterated over the weekend that he hopes to return to the Denver Broncos in 2024. Wilson said he still aims to win a pair of Super Bowls in the next half decade. "So yeah, I want to go back to Denver. I hope I get to
NewsdayFeb 02 2024
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Joe Rogan has a new Spotify deal. What that means for podcasting
Joe Rogan has secured a new multiyear deal with streaming giant Spotify. The new agreement would allow the popular “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast to be distributed across various platforms including YouTube, Amazon, and Apple. This a change from the previous deal’s terms, which made the show exclusive to the music streaming service. “Spotify will work closely with Joe and his team to
QuartzFeb 04 2024
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Joe Rogan inks multiyear deal with Spotify, podcast to expand to other platforms
Spotify is extending its relationship with controversial podcast host Joe Rogan.
Spotify announced the renewed partnership in a post on the company’s corporate blog Friday. Under a prior multimillion-dollar deal, “The Joe Rogan Experience,” had been a Spotify exclusive since 2020. Under the new deal, the podcast will now be available on competing platforms including YouTube and Apple
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