The 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards, hosted by Ludacris, celebrated top music talents at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Taylor Swift dominated with seven awards, while standout performances included Alex Warren, TLC, and Kehlani. Honorees included John Mellencamp and Miley Cyrus, with various categories recognizing new and established artists. Continue reading Ludacris Hosts Star-Studded iHeartRadio Music Awards
Recent data from FMR Associates and Eastlan Ratings highlights that radio remains the leading audio platform in America, with 84% of adults 25-64 listening weekly. Streaming audio follows at 63%. Despite the rise of podcasts and social media, traditional radio habits persist, especially in in-car listening. Continue reading Radio Remains America’s Top Audio Platform and Charlamagne Thanks You
iHeartMedia and TikTok have launched TikTok Radio, a new station featuring popular music, creators, and cultural trends, beginning March 13 at SXSW. Available on the iHeartRadio app and 28 stations, it offers segments like Behind-the-Charts and On the Verge. The TikTok Podcast Network will also debut soon, enhancing creator opportunities. Continue reading iHeartMedia and TikTok: A New Era of Radio with TikTok Radio
In January, “The Breakfast Club” achieved record ratings, topping charts on Power 105.1 in New York, with impressive shares among adults. Since its 2010 debut, it has become a major syndicated show, reaching over 6.6 million listeners and expanding into podcasts and Netflix. The show’s success reflects audience loyalty and cultural influence. Continue reading The Breakfast Club Tops NYC Ratings in January 2026: Best Ratings Ever
The debate around The Breakfast Club’s transition from YouTube to Netflix centers on accessibility and cultural relevance. While the Netflix deal offers financial benefits, the show’s impact may diminish if it becomes harder to find. YouTube’s simplicity promotes quick engagement, crucial for maintaining connection in the fast-paced hip hop culture. Continue reading Should The Breakfast Club Abandon Netflix and Head Back to YouTube?
iHeartMedia is launching a free video podcast platform enabling creators to distribute both audio and video content on iHeartRadio, enhancing creative control and monetization opportunities for podcasters. Continue reading iHeart Will Allow Creators To Upload Full-Length Videos Directly Into Its App Beginning in 2026 for Free
Netflix has secured exclusive video podcast deals with iHeartMedia and Barstool Sports, moving popular shows to its platform in 2026, while audio distribution remains unchanged on current platforms. Continue reading Reaction to The Netflix Deal with iHeartMedia and Barstool
iHeartMedia and Netflix have partnered to exclusively stream over 15 popular iHeartPodcasts, including “My Favorite Murder” and “The Breakfast Club,” with new video episodes launching in 2026. Continue reading Netflix and iHeartMedia Announce Exclusive Video Podcast Partnership for Top iHeart Podcasts
How the radio industry is fighting to remain relevant 100 years after its Golden Age – From CBS Saturday Morning: The Golden Age of Radio began in the 1920s, and a century later, an unexpected group of artists are fighting … Continue reading Reviving Radio: Strategies for Staying Relevant in 2025
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