The series will debut on Friday, and the first episode will feature Jelly Roll in conversation with MGK ahead of the release of 'Beautifully Broken,' out Oct. 11.
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aj Alavi, company’s head of marketing, is also departing
The music streaming service has expanded into podcasting and audiobooks but found it difficult to turn a consistent profit.
The prospect of podcast riches led to aggressive investments in celebrity deals and original programming for what appeared a sky’s-the-limit media frontier.
When Spotify signed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with an exclusive deal reportedly worth about $20m (£15.6m) in 2020, the royal couple were taking their first steps into the commercial world and podcasts were positively booming.
Spotify’s latest update has been heralded as the next big thing, but many have rallied against the platform.
Streaming company says move is part of broader cost-cutting measures
Overall user figures grew to 422 million, but the company $197 million in the quarter.
The Rumble offer comes as Spotify's stock sinks to almost pre-Rogan levels for the first time since signing the podcaster.
Spotify has ignored calls to kick Joe Rogan off its platform, but dozens of the controversial podcaster’s episodes have mysteriously vanished.
Spotify’s CEO has doubled down on the streaming giant’s defence of controversial podcaster Joe Rogan, but his employees are not impressed.
The audio giant shared muted subscriber growth expectations of 3 million for its next quarter as multiple artists and podcasters leave the platform.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have relayed their "concerns" to Spotify over Covid misinformation but will continue to work with the platform.
Young had called on other artists to support him after he severed ties with Spotify over COVID misinformation
In a follow-up statement, Young, 76, called Spotify "the home of life-threatening COVID misinformation," adding: "Lies being sold for money
