ARN today announced it will debut iHeartMedia’s branded content studio Ruby in Australia, dedicated to crafting meaningful, impactful, and culturally relevant storytelling with partners through branded podcasts. 

Now, through the debut of Ruby Australia, ARN will seamlessly be able to connect brands to audiences by translating brand messaging, products, and services into original and engaging stories that audiences love.

In the United States, Ruby has built the industry’s largest slate of branded podcasts, producing more than fifty original titles with partners and delivering proven results for the world’s biggest advertisers including Audible, HBO, IBM, Salesforce, and more.

Ruby allows advertisers to engage audiences with creative, long-form native content. Now, with ARN launching Ruby Australia, local advertisers have the capability to create holistic podcast concepts that resonate with their targeted audiences in a unique environment, with opportunities for storytelling that are not possible anywhere else in their media mix including social video. 

At the heart of Ruby is a simple promise: brands invest in the media, and Ruby covers all production, talent and distribution costs – delivering premium content and measurable ROI as added value to a hardworking media plan. Ruby Australia will aim to provide a complete end-to-end service, handling every step of the branded podcast journey: 

• Creative conception and production of premium, story-driven audio and video podcast content using ARN state-of-the-art facilities
• Development of all sales, marketing and social assets
• Promotion and amplification across ARN’s broadcast network and the iHeart digital ecosystem
• Management of all social amplification
• Measurement and reporting that prove ROI

From Food to Finance, Fashion to Football, Dating to Drama, Ruby Australia will provide the expertise, creative capability, and data-driven insights to bring any story to life.

“The average ad receives less than three seconds of attention,” said Corey Layton, ARN’s Head of Digital Audio. “What stories would you tell if you had 30 minutes with your audience? With unmatched audience recall, deeper emotional connections, and higher engagement when compared to other mediums, audio offers brands the opportunity to make a lasting impact in a crowded advertising landscape.”

Ben Campbell, ARN Chief Digital and Technology Officer, added: “Ruby has transformed the way brands in the U.S. connect with audiences, and we’re excited to bring that proven model to Australia. With Ruby, advertisers don’t just buy media – they get a full-service content partner that handles everything from ideation and production to promotion and measurement. By creating turnkey solutions, we’re making it easier than ever for brands to unlock the power of podcasts.”

With the arrival of Ruby Australia, ARN will now offer advertisers a full-service branded content solution that delivers impactful, long-form storytelling at scale – across audio, visual, social, and live experiences.

ARN and TikTok have announced the extension of their partnership for another year, continuing their collaboration to bring music, trends, and culture to Australian audiences through radio, streaming, social, and live events.

The partnership builds on the success of TikTok Trending – the world’s first TikTok radio station. Broadcasting 24/7 on iHeart, the station translates TikTok’s status as the #1 platform for music discovery into an audio-first format of music and trends, hosted by creators and powered by real-time data to reflect what’s hot on the platform.

TikTok Trending is Australia’s #1 DAB+ station for under-30s, reaching the next generation of music fans in a way no one else can – and giving brands bigger sponsorship opportunities and deeper integration with TikTok creators amplified across ARN’s broadcast and digital network.

“TikTok Trending is TikTok for your ears when your eyes are busy,” said Ollie Wards, Director of Music, TikTok AUNZ. “We’re proud of our partnership with ARN and are excited to see it grow even stronger in 2026 as TikTok’s powerful music discovery fuels this unique way to connect brands with artists, creators, and the audiences driving culture.”

In 2026, ARN will also launch a series of TikTok Viral Chart Shows across KIIS, CADA, and regional stations. Powered by TikTok data, these programs will showcase what’s trending now, giving brands premium, culturally relevant, and commercially integrated opportunities to connect with audiences.

Brett “Nozz” Nossiter, ARN Head of Content – Digital Radio, said: “This partnership blends the cultural power of TikTok with a unique, award-winning music discovery format for busy Australians on the go. We’re incredibly passionate about the platform we’ve grown with TikTok and are evolving into 2026 for both audiences and advertisers alike.”

Together, ARN and TikTok are continuing to deliver a unique audio experience and brand platform, connecting audiences, artists, and advertisers across music, culture, and live events.

From premium podcasts to omni-channel campaigns, the partnership gives brands powerful new ways to engage millions of Australian women across both media networks.

Wednesday 29 October, 2025 – ARN’s iHeart, Australia’s podcast powerhouse, has partnered with Are Media, the country’s largest women’s lifestyle network, to distribute and represent a range of premium podcasts, alongside cross-platform commercial opportunities for some of Australia’s most iconic brands – including WHO, ELLE, marie claire, Belle, Home Beautiful, The Australian Women’s Weekly and Gourmet Traveller.  

Combining Are Media’s storytelling credibility with iHeart’s dominance in audio, the podcast partnership brings some of Australia’s most trusted women’s publishing brands to life on the iHeart platform. The collaboration kicks off with marie claire’s “You’re Gonna Want to Hear This” which debuts today, hosted by marie claire Editor Georgie McCourt and featuring intimate conversations with trailblazers including Jacinda Ardern, Brittany Higgins, Grace Tame, Asher Keddie, Cindy Crawford, and Celeste Barber.

The partnership also opens up integrated commercial opportunities, allowing brands to leverage the combined strength of Are Media and ARN, and provides a seamless solution for brands to engage Australian women with maximum impact in a single brief. 

“Are Media’s brands have been cultural institutions in Australian homes for generations and have now exponentially grown audiences through digital and social. That deep audience connection is what sets us apart,” said Jocelin Abbey, General Manager, Homes & Lifestyle, Are Media.

“We’ve already built strong momentum in video and audio, and this partnership with iHeart supercharges that growth. It amplifies the trust our audiences have in our storytelling across more platforms, giving them richer ways to connect with the brands they love, and giving advertisers confidence in premium, brand-safe environments.”

Abbey added: “Almost one in three Are Media consumers have listened to or watched a podcast in the past month. That insight continues to shape how we create, supported by our new, purpose-built studios in Sydney’s CBD, which give us the agility and scale to bring stories to life quickly and seamlessly.”

Corey Layton, ARN Head of Digital Audio, said, “ARN’s partnership with Are Media unites two of Australia’s most trusted voices in storytelling. Together, we’ll give audiences more ways to connect, advertisers more impactful ways to engage and creators a platform that reaches millions of listeners every month.”

For more than 90 years, Are Media has been at the heart of Australian storytelling, beginning with The Australian Women’s Weekly and growing to become today’s leading digital women’s lifestyle network that is trusted by over 10 million readers every month.

This partnership further strengthens iHeart’s leadership in premium podcasts, adding a range of new content to its diverse slate of entertainment, news, and lifestyle content, which delivers more than 25 million downloads and reaches over 7 million Australians each month.

ARN has launched the next-generation iHeartRadio app into Australia, bringing industry-first mobile features and access to content FREE to local listeners. 

The redesigned app – iHeart Australia’s most significant product update since its launch – blends the simplicity of the traditional car radio experience with the full capabilities of mobile streaming, reflecting the needs and preferences of today’s modern audio audience.

The updated iHeart Australia app combines the familiar features listeners love with innovative digital enhancements, including:

1. Presets – in an Australian first and drawing inspiration directly from the car dashboard, custom presets allow listeners to save up to 15 of their favourite radio stations, playlists, podcasts, and artist radio stations, making it easier than ever to return to the content they love most.
2. Scan Button – discover new stations by sampling live radio across the country, filtering by city or genre, and effortlessly finding new favourites.
3. Live Radio Dial – explore the best live stations across Australia, organised by genre and location, recreating the spontaneity and fun of tuning the car radio, now on your phone.
4. iHeart Trending and Rankers – see what’s trending right now among other listeners, together with Top Podcasts, Top Playlists, and Top Artist Radio stations, helping users stay connected to the most popular audio content.
5. Lyrics – the most requested listener feature is here: follow lyrics karaoke-style for tracks on artist radio and playlists, and see lyrics for songs playing on live radio – now exclusively on iHeart.

“The redesigned iHeart Australia app brings together even more features of live radio, artist radio, playlists, and podcasts in one place, making it easier than ever for listeners to discover, enjoy, and engage with the audio content they love,” said Ben Campbell, ARN Chief Digital and Technology Officer.

“Built on global expertise, local insights, and shaped by months of research and testing with thousands of listeners, this next-generation iHeart app combines the ease and familiarity of the car radio with the personalisation and on-demand capabilities of digital technology. It represents the future of audio entertainment in Australia, delivering the features audiences actually want and shaping the way they consume and interact with audio every day.”

The rollout of the new and FREE iHeart app for Australian listeners begins today on Android and iOS. Download the iHeart app from the App Store or Google Play to explore the next era of digital listening in Australia.

ARN has announced that Kent “Smallzy” Small, one of Australia’s most recognisable and influential entertainment broadcasters, has signed with ARN to launch a brand-new show across the KIIS Network in 2026.

Smallzy is renowned for his unmatched access to the world’s biggest stars and his unique ability to connect with audiences through music, celebrity, and pop culture. Over a career spanning more than 20 years, Smallzy has created one of the country’s most successful radio brands, earning multiple Best Music & Entertainment Presenter awards at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards and praise from global artists including Ed Sheeran for consistently broadcasting “at such a high level.”

Starting January, The Smallzy Show will air in two national timeslots on the KIIS Network and on demand via the iHeart app. In 3–4pm early drive, Smallzy will kick off the afternoon with a fresh, fast-paced show, bringing the day’s pop culture highlights to listeners. Featuring interviews with the world’s biggest stars, trending global stories, and once-in-a-lifetime prizes, the new show promises to supercharge the school-run timeslot with music, entertainment, and fun for the whole family. 

Later in the evening from 7-9pm, Smallzy returns with a night edition that keeps audiences plugged into what’s trending, from celebrity news and social media buzz to chart-topping and emerging artists. Listeners can expect unforgettable fan moments, high-profile interviews, and experiences money can’t buy.

Kent “Smallzy” Small said: “I’m excited the news is finally out… I’ve made the switch to KIIS from 2026! It was a big YES when I heard the company’s vision for the future and the part I get to play in it on the KIIS Network alongside Kyle & Jackie O. If the enthusiasm and support I’ve received before even starting is anything to go by, I know the switch to KIIS is the best career decision I’ve made. I can’t wait to get back on air, meet the loyal KIIS listeners, and make plenty of new ones.”

Lauren Joyce, ARN Chief Audience & Content Officer, said: “We’re thrilled to welcome Smallzy to the KIIS Network. He brings the energy, celebrity access, and musical edge that will make both afternoons and evenings unmissable for audiences. Smallzy is the perfect talent to take these timeslots to the next level, delivering the mix of music, entertainment, and family-friendly fun that listeners and advertisers love.”

The Smallzy Show will launch on the KIIS Network nationally – KIIS 1065, KIIS 1011, KIIS 97.3, KIIS 102.3 and KIIS DAB+ Perth – in January 2026.

ARN today revealed its 2026 content strategy at its first-ever Upfront event, introducing two powerful national networks – KIIS and GOLD – unlocking unmatched opportunities for advertisers to reach audiences at scale.

With a fully integrated approach across audio, visual, social, and live experiences, ARN is redefining how brands connect with Australians through entertainment.

“In 2026, ARN will deliver true national scale across two of the most recognisable media brands in the country,” said Lauren Joyce, Chief Audience & Content Officer, ARN. “Through KIIS and GOLD, advertisers can access cohesive national campaigns, premium content, and storytelling that spans every platform – all built on the power of connection.”

THE GOLD NETWORK: NOW TRULY NATIONAL

In 2026, GOLD will unite audiences across Australia under one iconic brand, creating a single destination for great songs, great chat, and real connection.

• Sydney and Melbourne remain home to market leaders GOLD101.7 and GOLD104.3.
• Perth’s 96FM becomes GOLD96FM, with Lisa Shaw and Russell Clarke live and local each morning.
• Adelaide’s Cruise1323 evolves into GOLD1323, with refreshed programming designed to attract a younger, highly engaged audience.  
• New GOLD DAB+ stations will launch in Brisbane and Adelaide, completing the network’s national footprint.

At its heart, the network will feature two marquee shows:

• The Christian O’Connell Show (Breakfast) – Finding humour and heart in everyday stories, now broadcasting across all five metro markets.
• Jonesy & Amanda (Drive) – Delivering the laughs, warmth, and companionship listeners love on the drive home.

Every market will continue to feature local news, sport, traffic, and weather, ensuring GOLD stays connected to the communities it serves.

“This is a landmark moment for GOLD,” said Lauren Joyce. “It’s about giving audiences a consistent listening experience wherever they are, while still keeping that local flavour they love.”

THE KIIS NETWORK: ENTERTAINMENT EAST TO WEST

In 2026, KIIS becomes a true five-city entertainment network, bringing its bold, fast-paced, and celebrity-driven brand from east to west.  Building on KIIS Sydney and KIIS Melbourne;

• Adelaide’s Mix102.3 will rebrand as KIIS 102.3, with Ben & Liam returning home for a breakfast show packed with humour and local flavour.
• Brisbane’s KIIS 97.3 welcomes Craig ‘Lowie’ Lowe from LA to lead breakfast, combining hit music with comedic takes on pop culture, politics, and everything in between.
• A brand-new KIIS DAB+ station launches in Perth, bringing Kyle & Jackie O’s unmissable show to a new audience.

Network highlights include:

• The Smallzy Show at 3pm and 7pm daily – live and on demand via iHeart
• Will & Woody returning for National Drive, bringing even more energy and chaos
• Kyle & Jackie O’s iconic “You Get A…” moments becoming monthly live spectacles with live audiences, massive giveaways and star guests.

Beyond broadcast, the KIIS experience expands visually, with purpose-built sets designed for video and social content, extending the network’s presence across every platform.

Sub-brands will continue to grow, including KIIS Dance, KIIS Australia, and the launch of KIIS X on DAB+ and digital – a high-energy channel where the hottest hits and rising artists collide.

“KIIS is pure entertainment,” said Lauren Joyce. “It’s fun, fast, and everywhere our audiences are – on air, online and in person.”

ARN: CONNECTING BRANDS AND AUDIENCES LIKE NEVER BEFORE

With KIIS and GOLD now fully national, ARN offers advertisers a powerful, unified platform to reach Australians at scale – underpinned by premium content, trusted talent, and measurable impact.

“Our 2026 strategy is about more than just radio. It’s about delivering entertainment through star talent and creative ideas that deliver unforgettable experiences for audiences and results for our commercial partners.”

The 2025 CBAA Conference in Nipaluna/Hobart has wrapped up and with it this year’s Community Broadcasting Awards. As always they were hotly contested and an exciting opportunity to experience and celebrate the best of what Australian community broadcasting has to offer.

This year was the second year of the Community Broadcasting Honour Roll, in which we acknowledge the hard work and dedication of long-serving broadcasters who have contributed  to a single station for over 15 years.

And it was the first year since we renamed our Outstanding Volunteer Contribution award in honour of Jane Brownrigg, a passionate volunteer who supported Melbourne stations including 3CR, 3MBS, PBS and Triple R. Jane passed away last year following a battle with illness but she leaves behind a legacy of advocacy for social justice, the arts and community media.

The Tony Staley Award for Excellence in Community Broadcasting went to Perth station RTRFM, acknowledging its hard work in a range of fields including music event production, support for Australian and local music, its award winning new web presence, work in supporting content makers with disability and more.

Meanwhile the Michael Law award went to James ‘Jim’ Radcliffe Parish OAM, a dedicated supported of community radio and a technical expert who has supported several Tasmanian stations while also contributing to the wider sector through his work with Technorama.

Our thanks go out as always to all awards entrants, sponsors and judges for their role in making the awards an celebration of the greatness within our sector.

Category	Recipient	Station	Sponsored by
Best Program Music	Fresh Off The Block	Fresh 92.7	APRA AMCOS
Best Program New	In Plain Sight	Vision Australia Radio	AFTRS
Best Program News & Current Affairs	3CR Breakfast	3CR	AVC
Best Program Talks	Pulse of Palestine	Koori Radio
Excellence in Australian Music	In The Scene on 107.3 HFM	Heritage FM	APRA AMCOS
Excellence in Community Engagement	2MFM	2MFM	CTV+
Excellence in Disability Content & Engagement	Anything Goes Show, Where Am I? Podcast	Radio Skid Row	scope
Excellence in Fundraising & Sponsorship	Fresh 92.7 Sales Team	Fresh 92.7
Excellence in Indigenous Content & Engagement	TEABBA	TEABBA
Excellence in Multicultural Content & Engagement	City Park Radio Multicultural Unit Team	City Park Radio
Excellence in Production	RTRFM’s Loveline	RTRFM
Excellence in Special Events & Outside Broadcasting	2025 Midsumma Carnival Day Broadcast	Vision Australia Radio	PPCA
Excellence in Station Resilience & Development	JOY Media	JOY Media	CMTO
Outstanding Fundraising & Sponsorship Contribution	Jason Gipps	Vision Australia Radio
Outstanding Presenter	Pam Boland	RTRFM	Alexa
Outstanding Presenter News & Current Affairs	Muswellbrook Fights For Earthquake Disaster Relief	2NURFM 103.7	Deutsche Welle
Outstanding Production Contribution	Water Watch	2DRY FM
Outstanding Station Leadership	Rachel Kirby	3CR
Outstanding Technical Contribution	Kyle Doevendans	TEABBA	Broadcast Components
Outstanding Youth Contribution	Shakeel Sahib	2MFM	Centre for Volunteering
The Jane Brownrigg Award – Outstanding Volunteer Contribution	Tilde Joy	3CR	Centre for Volunteering
The Troy Garner Award – Best Program Sports	Game On	JOY Media
Community Broadcasting Honour Roll	Don Baylis	TEABBA
	Keith Rogers	Radio Mansfield 99.7FM
	Peter Greco	Vision Australia Radio
	Ahmad El-Mazloum	2MFM
	Nola Green	Collie Community Radio
	John Worcester	3MBS
Michael Law Award	Jim Parish
Tony Staley Award for Excellence in Community Broadcasting	RTRFM	RTRFM	Community Broadcasting Foundation

The Community Radio Broadcasting Codes of Practice (2025) took effect on 1 July 2025. Developed by the community broadcasting sector in consultation with the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), the Codes reflect our collective commitment to high standards and strong community representation.

The Codes cover essential areas of practice such as governance, diversity, emergency broadcasting, sponsorship, news and journalistic content, and First Nations engagement. 

All stations, regardless of CBAA membership status or their governing principles, are obligated to understand and follow the Codes of Practice.

RESOURCES FOR STATIONS

Download the Codes 

Visit the Codes landing page to download the full document in both PDF and accessible Word Document formats. You can also access a summary video, supporting documents, and station guidance.

Online learning 

The CBAA has launched a free, self-paced course to support volunteers, presenters, board members and station managers in understanding their obligations under the Codes and how they apply to daily operations. It only takes 20-30 minutes to complete and there is a certificate upon completion. 

Start learning at: https://learning.cbaa.org.au/courses/codes-of-practice 

Printable poster template 

A poster is available to print for your station, to help inform your staff, volunteers and guests about where to find the Codes.

Stay updated 

To receive new resources and sector guidance as they become available, subscribe to CBAA updates here.  

For any queries, contact us at support@cbaa.org.au.

Watch the Overview Video

Begin your learning journey by viewing the overview video which features voices from across our sector to outline the Codes.

SCA today unveiled the Heart Network, a new national music brand launching on DAB+ and LiSTNR. Debuting with two stations, Heart and Heart Hits, and backed by a clear roadmap for further expansion across genres and formats, SCA reinforces its leadership in digital audio and cements its position as the Number 1 Network for DAB+.

The Heart brand is designed to help listeners relax and escape. Heart and Heart Hits are adult contemporary formats, each with a distinct music position, to reflect the growing diversity in music tastes and unlock new listeners in the 25-54 ‘audience that matters’. 

Heart is crafted for a female audience, offering a mood based format that helps listeners to escape and unwind with a diverse range of songs spanning the 70s, 80s to now, featuring artists like Whitney Houston, Jennifer Lopez, Taylor Swift, Ronan Keating, Crowded House and ABBA. 

Heart Hits caters for a nostalgia driven audience with beloved school hits from the 70s, 80s and 90s with iconic hits from artists including Madonna, Lionel Richie, Elton John, Queen and U2.

Heart represents a significant opportunity to engage new and diverse audiences through a digital-first music experience. With its initial focus on mood and genre-based formats, the brand is designed to resonate with listeners who are increasingly looking for more personalised, relevant content in the digital audio space. By catering to specific music preferences and listening occasions, Heart strengthens SCA’s ability to serve evolving audience needs across the day.

Matthew O’Reilly, SCA Head of Broadcast Content said: “Heart strengthens SCA’s already diverse music portfolio and marks our entry into the world’s most popular format — adult contemporary. It’s the leading format in New York, Los Angeles and London, and now SCA has a powerful adult contemporary brand of its own. Heart is built for listeners seeking a more personal and mood-based experience, while expanding our reach as the Number 1 network on DAB+. With Heart, SCA continues to lead the evolution of digital audio in Australia.”

From a commercial perspective, Heart offers a scalable platform for advertisers to connect with audiences in a premium, brand-safe environment. As the brand grows to include more stations and formats, it will unlock a range of partnership opportunities built around clearly defined audiences and listening moments. Backed by SCA’s position as the leading DAB+ network with 1.3m listeners*, Heart adds new depth to the digital audio landscape, combining audience scale with strategic targeting for maximum impact.

With more than 50 music playlists on LiSTNR, a partnership with Foxtel as the platform’s new linear audio music partner, which features 25 of LiSTNR’s expertly curated playlists, and over 2.4m** signed-on users, SCA is at the forefront of digital audio innovation in Australia. 

The Heart portfolio brand, and new stations, will enhance the audience’s music experience with a diverse range of tailored content that connects listeners to the sounds they love as well as unlocking new commercial opportunities for partners and brands.

Sold-out shows in every city. Record-breaking crowds. Mariah Carey eating Vegemite. Guy Sebastian crashing Jordin Sparks’ set. And a sea of bald caps for Mr Worldwide.

Monday 27 October, 2025 – This weekend, Fridayz Live 2025 wrapped up its seventh massive year in spectacular fashion, cementing its place as Australia’s biggest party. The nationwide tour lit up Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, and Melbourne with sold-out shows that brought high energy, and a sea of bald caps.

Headlining this year’s powerhouse lineup was global icon Mariah Carey, making her long-awaited return to Australian stages for the first time in over a decade. She was joined by Mr World Wide, Pitbull, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Jon, Eve, Tinie Tempah, and Jordin Sparks.

Highlights from Fridayz Live 2025 included:

• Sold-out shows across the country, with record attendance of 160,000 
• Mariah Carey bringing Christmas early, closing her Sydney set with All I Want For Christmas Is You
• Guy Sebastian joining Jordin Sparks for a surprise duet of Art Of Love (a special moment orchestrated by The Jimmy & Nath Show with Emma during a radio interview with Jordin Sparks back in May) 
• Pitbull wearing a Bunnings hat and Mariah Carey eating Vegemite live on stage
• Thousands of bald caps donned by fans nationwide, proving Aussies are Pitbull’s number one fans
• 2DayFM’s Pitbull flash mob taking over World Square in Sydney

Head of Hit Metro Content Amanda Lee said, “Every year we say it can’t get any bigger – and then it does! From Mariah’s return, to record-breaking crowds, and the dedication to Pitbull costumes, Fridayz Live 2025 was a powerful reminder of how good it feels to come together and celebrate live music. With its powerhouse lineup and signature party energy, it’s firmly cemented as Australia’s must-see summer tour, and this year proved that all over again. We look forward to partnering with Mushroom again in the future to deliver another huge event on the Hit Network.”

Fridayz Live tour dates and venues:

Brisbane 

Friday October 17th – Brisbane Showgrounds 

Sydney

Saturday October 18th – ENGIE Stadium

Perth

Friday October 24th – Langley Park

Melbourne

Saturday October 25th – Marvel Stadium

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About the Hit Network: 

The Hit Network is Australia’s biggest radio network broadcasting across metro and regional markets with a unique collection of 50 FM and DAB+ stations. The Hit Network targets people aged 25 – 54, skews female and features a mood focused, ‘feel great’ pop music format alongside the most entertaining local breakfast and national drive shows. It is home to popular personalities including Carrie Bickmore, Tommy Little, Fifi Box, Brendan Fevola, Nick Cody, Abby Coleman, Matty Acton, Stav Davidson and many more.  

The Hit Network entertains more than six million Aussie radio listeners across B105, 2Day, The Fox, SAFM, Mix94.5, Sea FM, 41 Hit stations plus DAB+ stations including Oldskool 90s Hits, Buddha Hits, Oldskool 80s Hits, RnB Fridays Radio and Dance Hits. All Hit Network’s content is also available live or on demand on the LiSTNR app