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@byvoxcreative brand new documentary series, “Soccer Meets America” is now streaming on @therokuchannel! Produced in association with @verizon##, the show is the perfect way to get ready for the upcoming World Cup as it celebrates the community and players who have kept soccer alive in America. Check out now! ⚽️🥅🏟️

Red Flags and Vankah Hours have a new home — we’re now part of the @voxmedia network!! BUCKLE UP 🏎️💨

Award-winning comedian and writer Matt Buechele finally has a studio. 😏 The new podcast “That Sounds Like A Lot” premieres May 1st with @VoxMedia. The show unpacks the weekly insanity with zero patience for spin and guests Matt literally cold DM’d. Join the chaos. #newscomedy #tslal #voxmedia #satire #mattbuechele

Award-winning comedian and writer Matt Buechele finally has a studio. 😏 The new podcast “That Sounds Like A Lot” premieres May 1st with @VoxMedia. The show unpacks the weekly insanity with zero patience for spin and guests Matt literally cold DM’d. Join the chaos. #newscomedy #tslal #voxmedia #satire #mattbuechele

Award-winning comedian and writer Matt Buechele finally has a studio. 😏 The new podcast “That Sounds Like A Lot” premieres May 1st with @VoxMedia. The show unpacks the weekly insanity with zero patience for spin and guests Matt literally cold DM’d. Join the chaos. #newscomedy #tslal #voxmedia #satire #mattbuechele

Exclusive: Midge Purce doesn’t want her new podcast, “Confessions of an Elite Athlete,” to be a hangout session.

“I’m not chit-chatting with my friends who play soccer,” @100purcent told FOS. “We’re talking about things that people don’t actually talk about on podcasts.”

Purce also said she didn’t want to be the host.

The two-time NWSL champion had the idea two years ago for a podcast where athletes open up about their real experiences getting to the top of their sport, but she “tried as hard as I could to find someone else” to do the interviews.

But as the Gotham FC forward tried out potential hosts for her new podcast, including sports psychologists, she said she realized non-athletes couldn’t speak the same language because they hadn’t lived it themselves. So she slid into the interviewer’s seat.

Her new podcast with Vox Media, “Confessions of an Elite Athlete,” debuts April 28 and will run twice monthly.

Full story in bio.

Exclusive: Midge Purce doesn’t want her new podcast, “Confessions of an Elite Athlete,” to be a hangout session.

“I’m not chit-chatting with my friends who play soccer,” @100purcent told FOS. “We’re talking about things that people don’t actually talk about on podcasts.”

Purce also said she didn’t want to be the host.

The two-time NWSL champion had the idea two years ago for a podcast where athletes open up about their real experiences getting to the top of their sport, but she “tried as hard as I could to find someone else” to do the interviews.

But as the Gotham FC forward tried out potential hosts for her new podcast, including sports psychologists, she said she realized non-athletes couldn’t speak the same language because they hadn’t lived it themselves. So she slid into the interviewer’s seat.

Her new podcast with Vox Media, “Confessions of an Elite Athlete,” debuts April 28 and will run twice monthly.

Full story in bio.

What does it really take to be an elite athlete? Confessions of an Elite Athlete, hosted by @100purcent, premieres on April 28. Subscribe at our link in bio.

From one athlete to another. I’m sitting down with the world’s greatest athletes to talk mindset, unseen battles and what really happens on the ride to the top. It always takes a little crazy.

First episode drops April 28th!

Subscribe to our link in bio 😈🤪

Vox Creative’s new series, “Soccer Meets America,” in association with @verizon, will premiere on Sunday, May 3 on @therokuchannel. From the implosion of pro leagues in the 1980s to the 2026 World Cup “Soccer Meets America” chronicles the unexpected path of men’s professional soccer in the United States. ⚽️🥅🏟️

For those who pursue achievement without apology. On her new show, @mariasharapova sits down with trailblazing women who won’t allow themselves to put inside a box. Pretty Tough premieres on April 22.

I made a SHOW!!! ✨🎙️

Introducing @prettytough, my new show about the pursuit of excellence without apology. It challenges how we discuss female ambition and explores the multitudes that make us. Here’s a little sneak peak into what’s to come!!

Episode 1 releases on April 22. You can subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. ✨

What does American politics look like without Trump at the center? It’s been a one-man show for more than a decade, but now, we’re heading toward the first open presidential election since 2016. It will play out in a country that feels inherently different.

Vox’s @asteadwh tackles these questions with experts, elected officials, and journalists in his new video-first podcast America, Actually, launching April 11 on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts.

@voxmedia is not building a podcast network. They are building something much bigger. 🎙️

Ray Chao on why amplifying the voices of creators drives value you can’t find anywhere else.

Watch at ATM.media 👆

#ATM #advertising #technology #media

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We believe the next era won’t be defined by more technology, but by a human recalibration. In our latest trend report, 2026 Explained, we explore how this shift is reshaping identity, relationships, and the way we navigate the world around us. It’s not a backlash against tech, but a redesigned relationship with it.

We believe the next era won’t be defined by more technology, but by a human recalibration. In our latest trend report, 2026 Explained, we explore how this shift is reshaping identity, relationships, and the way we navigate the world around us. It’s not a backlash against tech, but a redesigned relationship with it.

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We believe the next era won’t be defined by more technology, but by a human recalibration. In our latest trend report, 2026 Explained, we explore how this shift is reshaping identity, relationships, and the way we navigate the world around us. It’s not a backlash against tech, but a redesigned relationship with it.

We believe the next era won’t be defined by more technology, but by a human recalibration. In our latest trend report, 2026 Explained, we explore how this shift is reshaping identity, relationships, and the way we navigate the world around us. It’s not a backlash against tech, but a redesigned relationship with it.